IIEAThis explainer looks back at Sir Philip Lowe’s recent presentation, part of the ESB/IIEA Series: REthink Energy, which examined the impacts of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic on the energy sector.
Energy
Sir Philip Lowe discusses the importance of energy security in the context of Brexit and COVID-19.
This explainer looks back at a recent presentation with Professor Christina Demski and Niamh O'Boyle, which is part of the ESB/IIEA REthink Energy Lecture Series.
This event explores the effort to build public support for the energy transition to a low carbon future, which is vital to the transition’s success.
Professor Edenhofer examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sustainable economics and climate policies. He explains how a ‘European Fund for Climate Protection’ would safeguard climate investments.
This explainer looks back at Professor Ottmar Edenhofer’s recent presentation which is part of the ESB/IIEA REthink Energy Lecture Series.
Mr Buchel examines the transformative role that smart grid technologies can have on decentralising, digitalising and decarbonising the European electricity system.
Professor Edenhofer examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sustainable economics and climate policies. He explains how a ‘European Fund for Climate Protection’ would safeguard climate investments.
Germany holds the Presidency of the Council of the EU and the Presidency of the North Seas Energy Cooperation for the remainder of 2020. It is using these platforms to promote the abundant potential of offshore wind energy in Europe. The next six months present an opportunity for Germany to steer the EU towards advancing the European Green Deal through the development of offshore technologies and the provision of finance opportunities for offshore wind projects.
A keynote address on the topic of the European Climate Strategy and the Green Deal.
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