Brussels, 19 April 2016 – Making the energy transition happen
Jean-Arnold Vinois, advsier at the Jacques Delors Institute, animates the round table on energy transition during the "World Energy Outlook 2015" organised by the International Energy Agency in Brussels on 19 April 2016.
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Jean-Arnold Vinois, advsier at the Jacques Delors Institute, animates the round table on energy transition during the “World Energy Outlook 2015” organised by the International Energy Agency in Brussels on 19 April 2016.
11h30 > Round Table Debate “Making the energy transition happen”
Moderator: Mr. Jean-Arnold Vinois, Adviser European Energy Policy – Notre Europe
Dr. Fatih Birol, Executive Director – IEA
Mr. Jos Delbeke, Director General Climate Change – European Commission
Mr. Thomas Leysen, CEO – Umicore
Mr. Pascal de Buck, CEO – Fluxys
Mr. Marc Van den Bosch, Director General – FEBEG
Dr. Coby van der Linde, Director – Clingendael International Energy Programme
Dr. Ronnie Belmans, CEO – EnergyVille
Find more information here.
Jean-Arnold Vinois, advsier at the Jacques Delors Institute, animates the round table on energy transition during the “World Energy Outlook 2015” organised by the International Energy Agency in Brussels on 19 April 2016.
11h30 > Round Table Debate “Making the energy transition happen”
Moderator: Mr. Jean-Arnold Vinois, Adviser European Energy Policy – Notre Europe
Dr. Fatih Birol, Executive Director – IEA
Mr. Jos Delbeke, Director General Climate Change – European Commission
Mr. Thomas Leysen, CEO – Umicore
Mr. Pascal de Buck, CEO – Fluxys
Mr. Marc Van den Bosch, Director General – FEBEG
Dr. Coby van der Linde, Director – Clingendael International Energy Programme
Dr. Ronnie Belmans, CEO – EnergyVille
Find more information here.
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A Social Climate Fund for a fair energy transition
Europe needs to innovate
to become a front-runner in the global green economy race
Europe needs a political strategy to end energy poverty
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Comment l’Allemagne est parvenue à réduire ses émissions de CO₂ deux fois plus vite que la moyenne européenne
Les citoyens allemands devraient être davantage associés à la politique énergétique du pays, selon l’institut Jacques-Delors
L’UE peut prendre des mesures de protection commerciale sur l’environnement
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