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Follow up study on the economic benefits of ITER and BA projects to EU industry
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Follow up study on the economic benefits of ITER and BA projects to EU industry

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This report studies the economic benefits of ITER and Broader Approach (BA) projects for industry in the EU. It aggregates structured data information about relevant grants and contracts for F4E Member States, entities from Fusion for Energy (F4E), the ITER Organisation (IO), Voluntary Contributors and the European Commission. It also provides a robust sound extrapolation for future payments. The report evaluates and analyses the added value created from these contracts and grants for a number of sectors in the EU through short-, medium- and long-term benefits. Profiting off the already-existing baseline, which was created by the previous study in 2017, the present study has made number of updates as regards to the underlying data and approach to interpreting that data. This study focuses on the period of 2008 to 2019 while incorporating additional data arising from the IO’s payments and commitments to European industry. In order to ensure comparability between the two studies, the same methodology has been used in both. IHS Markit’s Global Link Macro-Industry Model (GLM-IM) has been used to estimate the macroeconomic effects of all spending related to ITER payments on the EU economy in terms of Gross Value Added (GVA) and job-years created. The modelling showed that F4E spending on ITER does not only deliver significant benefits to EU economies but also positively impacts other technological and industrial sectors. The study also provides a number of relevant stories and case studies related to the examples of spill-overs, spin-offs and synergies from ITER related activities.
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ISBN 978-92-76-29352-1
DOI 10.2833/51838
Katalooginumber MJ-03-21-038-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-76-29352-1 DOI 10.2833/51838 Katalooginumber MJ-03-21-038-EN-N
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