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First International Conference on Sustainable Energy Education (SEED)
The SEED conference will be held on July 3-5, 2024, at the Faculty of Business Administration and Management of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). It is planned as international forum to establish the global learning community about Energy Education to exchange knowledge, provide opportunities and ultimately develop a shared vision.
Citizen Science and Co-design Tools for Cities (9-12 October 2023)
Climate and environment Cohesion Youth and citizens engagement Tue 10/10/2023, 09:30 – 11:00 CET Hall 100, SQUARE Brussels Meeting Centre #EURegionsWeek Team
EUSEW 2023, European Sustainable Energy Week, 2023, June, 20-22
The biggest conference dedicated to renewables and efficient energy use in Europe organised the 17th edition (20-22 June 2023) in a hybrid format in Brussels and online under the theme ‘Accelerating the clean energy transition – towards lower bills and greater skills’. A special event of the conference, the fourth European Youth Energy Day, brought
EU Green Week 2023
The main topics of the Conference: Delivering a Net-Zero World – Opening debate, Rebuilding Ukrainian cities – Panel discussion, Biodiversity: Can societies and ecosystems live in a healthy relationship? , Circular Economy: Squaring the Circle: Can we afford to buy circular products? Can we afford not to?, Fireside chat with Katherine Richardson, Zero Pollution: Can
Green Deal Arena, an event for co-creating fair & sustainable future pathways
On 4th October, Shared Green Deal (Social sciences & Humanities for Achieving a Responsible, Equitable and Desirable GREEN DEAL) project will organize the Green Deal Arena, which is an opportunity to explore how your work can connect with others’ to contribute to much-needed change across Europe via the Green Deal. Shared Green Deal is one
13th Global Clean Energy Action Forum and the 7th Mission Innovation
The 13th Global Clean Energy Action Forum (GCEAF), a major international clean energy event of the year, was organized from 21 to 23 September in Pittsburgh, US together with the 7th Mission Innovation ministerial. The events brought together top decision-makers and broad representation of the energy community (companies, investors, civil society, youth, labor, innovators, and
Unity in response to energy security and climate crises, IEA Ministerial Meeting
The IEA Ministerial Meeting (March, 23-24) with the participation of energy and climate ministers representing more than 40 governments discussed the severe energy market turmoil appeared due to the conflict in the Eastern Europe, and the measures to be urgently introduced in support of the energy security. The IEA efforts are clearly oriented to ensure
Proposal for a Council Recommendation on learning for environmental sustainability
The European Education Area Communication, the European Green Deal and other key initiatives recognize the crucial role of education and training for the green transition. Learners of all ages need to be able to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes to live more sustainably, change patterns of consumption and production, embrace healthier lifestyles and contribute
Education on Climate Change and the Environment, a report launched for the public debate by Romanian Presidential Administration
On January 10 the report “Education on Climate Change and the Environment in Sustainable Schools” becomes available for public debate. It was prepared by the Working Group on Education on Climate Change and the Environment set up at the level of the Romanian Presidential Administration in 2021, and bringing together representatives of the Presidential Administration,
Glasgow Climate Change Conference, COP26, October-November 2021
Climate Change Conference (COP26, Glasgow, 2021) reaches consensus on key actions to address climate change: adaptation, mitigation and finance are all strengthened in a complex and delicate balance supported by all Parties. after six years of strenuous negotiations, pending items that prevented the full implementation of the Paris Agreement on carbon markets and transparency have
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