€750 billion is still missing to finance the energy transition and reduce household bills

Omissions

• The €750–800 billion figure is an ANNUAL additional investment need over 2025–2030, not a one-off missing lump sum; the MEP presents it as an amount 'still missing'.
• The €750–800 billion covers four main areas (energy, transport/infrastructure, digital, defence/innovation); the energy-specific decarbonisation share is around €450 billion per year according to the CER analysis of the Draghi report.
• Sources are secondary (news/think-tank/EP study); the primary Draghi report PDF hosted by the European Commission was not retrieved, so the exact figure is corroborated only by sources citing it.

Sources

• SecondaryEuropean Parliament — Investment needs identified in the Draghi and Letta reportswhile the Draghi report estimates additional investment needs of EUR 750–800 billion per year ... additional annual investment needs of approximately EUR 750-800 billion, concentrated in four main areas: energy, transport and infrastructure, digital technologies, defence and security, and innovation.
• SecondaryCentre for European Reform — Draghi's plan to rescue the European economyHis report outlines €750-800 billion in additional annual investment required between 2025 and 2030, which would be an unprecedented surge of 4.4-4.7 per cent of EU GDP. These investment gaps are not new ... The bulk stems from existing EU targets for decarbonisation (€450 billion)
• TertiaryIberdrola — The Draghi Report's proposals for the energy sectorTo finance this strategy, Draghi estimates that an additional annual investment of at least €750 to 800 B, equivalent to almost 5% of EU GDP in 2023, will be needed.