Brussels, 26 September 2019 – ENABLE.EU Final Conference: Enabling the Energy Transition
As part of the ENABLE.EU consortium, the Jacques Delors Institute and its partners organise the final conference of the project on the 26th of September, in Brussels
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
Enabling the Energy Transition: Understanding the drivers of energy choices in Europe
Date – Thursday, 26 September 2019, from 09:00a.m to 05.00p.m
Location – Thon Hotel EU (Rue de la Loi 75, Brussels, Belgium)
Join us to understand how behaviours and practices shape the energy transition. As the European Union embraces a citizen-oriented energy transition, we have researched how individuals make energy choices in 11 European countries.
The work we have done as part of the Horizon 2020-funded ENABLE.EU project has brought to light new evidence on how we consume energy at home, how we move, and how we decide to produce our own electricity. We now want to get your opinion on the recommendations we have formulated for our decision-makers on transport, heating, and electricity consumption and production, whether you have been immersed in the energy sector for years or simply have a curious mind. Using breakout sessions and presentations of our key findings and our work on national energy policy, we will show you how households can contribute to European long-term climate and energy targets, and see how the next European Commission could foster a citizen-led energy transition.
Enabling the Energy Transition: Understanding the drivers of energy choices in Europe
Date – Thursday, 26 September 2019, from 09:00a.m to 05.00p.m
Location – Thon Hotel EU (Rue de la Loi 75, Brussels, Belgium)
Join us to understand how behaviours and practices shape the energy transition. As the European Union embraces a citizen-oriented energy transition, we have researched how individuals make energy choices in 11 European countries.
The work we have done as part of the Horizon 2020-funded ENABLE.EU project has brought to light new evidence on how we consume energy at home, how we move, and how we decide to produce our own electricity. We now want to get your opinion on the recommendations we have formulated for our decision-makers on transport, heating, and electricity consumption and production, whether you have been immersed in the energy sector for years or simply have a curious mind. Using breakout sessions and presentations of our key findings and our work on national energy policy, we will show you how households can contribute to European long-term climate and energy targets, and see how the next European Commission could foster a citizen-led energy transition.
Thon Hotel EU, Rue de la Loi 75
Belgium
Brussels
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
2023 European Year of Skills
The EU Green Deal in a volatile world
Make the Social Climate Fund a game changer to tackle energy poverty
The Swedish energy transition.
A race far from won
[FR] France’s energy future
The need for a socially-just European Green Deal
Regional perspectives on energy citizenship and citizen participation in the energy transition
High energy prices. Russia fights back?
Addressing the climate and social emergencies with minimum energy performance standards
A Social Climate Fund for a fair energy transition
Europe needs to innovate
to become a front-runner in the global green economy race
European Recovery Plan: Time for Green and Social Bonds!
L’Europe sans charbon
Cities in Europe
What EU innovation can do for climate neutrality
Innovation for the energy & climate transition
A small electric car is 3 times cleaner than a small gasoline car
L’Europe de l’énergie existe : le citoyen l’a rencontrée
Climate Change: at the Heart of a New European Political Balance
Just energy transition: a reality test in Europe’s coal regions
Making the European energy transition socially sustainable
Relever le défi énergétique et climatique en Europe : les propositions de 5 think tanks
Electric vehicles, european mobility and industrial leadership at stake
Invest in the clean energy future we want: ten recommendations to accelerate competitive clean energy innovation with Horizon Europe
Clean Mobility: The European Way – A Comprehensive Approach to Electric Vehicles in the Energy Transition
A French-German Cooperation Agenda for the Energy Transition in Europe
Reinforcing the EU Budget with a fossil-fuel contribution
Electric Cars: a Driver of Europe’s Energy Transition
ENABLE.EU: Literature review
Making the Energy Transition a European Success
The European Energy Union: A Chance for France
COP21: an opportunity to speed up the global energy transition
2015 Climate negotiations: Speeding up or slowing down the energy transition?
The Energy Union: prospects, goals and challenges
Energy policy: European challenges, Spanish answers
What new Climate and Energy Package for the EU?
Think Global – Act European IV. Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
Think Global – Act European IV – Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
The role of gas in the external dimension of the EU energy transition
Saving emissions trading from irrelevance
Promoting low-carbon energies in the Mediterranean Partner Countries
Meeting Europe’s resource challenge within and beyond EU borders
EU resource management: time for coherence
Energy Transition by 2050: A Multifaceted Challenge for Europe
Joint responses to energy challenges through a European Energy Community
European solidarity : where do we stand? Should we foster it and how?
An External Energy Strategy for the EU
Nuclear energy in Europe: what future?
Towards a European Energy Community
Contribution to the European Commission Consultation: European Energy Strategy 2010/2020
Towards a European Energy Community: A Policy Proposal
Background Paper : Energy Trends in Europe
An ever less carbonated Union ? Towards a better European taxation against climate change
Collective Power: Enhanced Cooperation as the Driver of a Common Tradable Green Certificate Market
Sense and Flexibility: the Implementation of the EU ETS
Energy divides the European Union
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Enrico Letta is thinking about funding for the green transition
