June 4 @ 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the European Union has made substantial strides to diversify its energy supply, reduce reliance on third countries, and boost domestic production. At the same time, European companies and citizens continue to face high energy costs, fueling pressure to find sustainable and cost-effective energy solutions. Some argue that technological neutrality is key to Europe’s competitiveness.
In response to the ongoing challenges, the Commission laid out several plans such as the Clean Industrial Deal to safeguard Europe’s energy security and to accelerate its competitiveness. The EU’s to-do list is long: can it achieve Europe’s green transition through industrial decarbonization?
This half-day event will convene EU and national policymakers as well as energy experts for a frank discussion about overcoming the roadblocks to Europe’s energy transformation.
