Advancing CEE’s Green Deal for European Energy Goals
This online seminar aims to provide participants with insights into the future of climate action and the European Green Deal in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). This seminar will focus on the outcomes of the June 2024 European elections and their implications for climate policies, discussing the potential impacts on the European Green Deal and exploring strategies to overcome challenges and maximise opportunities in the region's energy transition.
Online
05 November 2024
This Web Seminar aims to provide participants with insights into the progress the European Green Deal (EGD) has driven in Central and Eastern Europe and how the next phase of the EGD, along with the future of climate action, can address remaining gaps in achieving the region’s energy goals committed to at COP28, including through a just transition. The event will focus on how regional leadership has advanced decarbonisation progress in CEE, the impacts of the June 2024 European elections, and the new Commission.
This Web Seminar is specifically aimed at stakeholders in CEE who are focusing on climate action. Understanding current political shifts and their implications for the Green Deal can significantly enhance your strategies and project effectiveness. Join us to learn about the latest developments, explore ways to leverage EU support for your energy transition initiatives, and discuss what is needed from the new EU College.
Web Seminar Topics:
- Review of progress the European Green Deal has driven in Central and Eastern Europe and achievements made through regional and local authorities’ leadership.
- Analysis of the impact of the June 2024 European elections and the new European Commission on climate policy.
- Discussion on how the next phase of the EGD can support CEE countries in facilitating a just transition towards the 2030 climate targets, as well as new ambitions for 2040.
- Strategies for overcoming challenges, especially on a socio-economic level, for the region’s energy transition.
- The role of the current and upcoming Council presidencies in the current climate policy landscape.
This EUKI Academy event is held together with the organisations E3G and Bankwatch, as part of EUKI project “Local leaders for the Next Generations“.
If you would like to attend, please register by sending a message to academy@euki.de, containing your name and organisation.
The event will be held in English.
We look forward to your participation and an engaging exchange!