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EUSEW Electric Break One - Climate neutrality in the context of the EU Green Recovery
| Dates: | 23/06/2020 17:30 - 23/06/2020 18:00 |
| Description: | Electrification already drives innovation and new business models. The aim is to deliver lower energy costs and lower climate emissions for all Europeans. Electricity connect energy transition to many other sectors, such as health, digitalisation, innovation, food and ICT to name a few. Electrification is the key way for fulfilling Green Deal and mitigating climate change. It is also the most economic way to deep energy transition, reaching downstream to industry, SMEs and private households. Going beyond energy sector and focusing on final energy and demand side, these daily discussions will be reflecting on the EUSEW high level policy events’ themes. No presentations, but a free-flowing live discussion facilitated by the moderator open for your questions. On the Day One of the EUSEWElectric series we are discussing climate neutrality, decarbonisation, sector integration from the position of electrification of transport, heat and industries. |
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