The highly anticipated RE-energising Europe event is set to bring together leading speakers from the EU energy space to highlight Europe’s energy outlook.
The two-day RE-energising Europe event, held in Brussels on 24-25 October, is organised by seven EU-funded Horizon2020 projects, including:
The event will combine speakers from these groundbreaking projects, leaders from EU institutions, and notable players in the energy market to discuss how the work done in the past three years can support RE-energising Europe and tackle essential issues in the energy sector.
Key topics that will be discussed at RE-energising Europe include Renewable and bio energy communities, energy efficiency, multiple benefits, RES, RHC, women-led initiatives, empowering people, energy behaviour, and new trends of energy consumption, such as digitalisation, circular economy, and more.
RE-energising Europe’s seven projects will present tools and models, one-stop shops, awareness raising and nudging campaigns showcased through inspirational presentations, a poster session, and a field visit to the Belgian energy community.
This event will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn about the latest developments in these areas and exchange ideas and best practices. Both days complement each other and provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of research and policy recommendations in the energy field.
What to expect on RE-energising Europe Day One
The first day of the conference, on October 24, is organised by the partners of the following EU-funded projects: MICAT, newTRENDs and NUDGE (the latter includes, among others, the Italian consumer association Cittadinanzattiva, IEECP, and Fraunhofer ISI).
Day one will focus on:
“Understanding the future of energy demand and its policy implications through new societal trends, behavioural aspects, and multiple benefits.”
Day Two’s agenda
The second day of RE-energising Europe, on October 25, is organised by BECoop, NRG2PEERS, UP-STAIRS and the European project W4RES.
This day of the event will discuss:
“Energy Communities and Renewable Energy, Accelerating Europe’s Transition to a climate neutral, inclusive future.”
To read the full agenda of the event and find out how to register, click here.
