The first GreenDeal-NET Conference took place on June 27, 2023, and brought together leading universities and academic experts from the GreenDeal-NET consortium, policymakers, and the public, fostering meaningful discussions on governing the EU's transition towards climate neutrality and sustainability.
Throughout the day, attendees engaged in three engaging roundtable debates, exploring key challenges of the European Green Deal and its implementation. The topics included energy and climate transition, climate adaptation, and the land-use sector. The panellists, including professionals from environmental agencies, research institutions, and municipalities, shared their insights and perspectives, sharing valuable insights and perspectives.
The conference embraced a hybrid format, accommodating both in-person and online participants, ensuring an inclusive and environmentally conscious event. The sessions were enriched by insightful opening and closing keynotes from Miranda Schreurs, Chair of Environmental and Climate Policy, Technical University of Munich and Duarte Cordeiro, Portuguese Minister of Environment and Climate Action.
We extend our gratitude to all participants and speakers for their valuable contributions, questions, and interest in our project and the conference. Let's continue working towards achieving climate neutrality and sustainability within the EU.
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Welcome Address & GreenDeal-Net project presentation by Sebastian Oberthür
Opening Keynote by Miranda Schreurs: Global Competition for Green Leadership
Roundtable 1: Energy and Climate Transition in Europe – The Challenge of Implementation
Roundtable 2: Climate Adaptation – What’s next in the EU?
Roundtable 3: Between Afforestation and Tree Cover Loss – Where does the EU Land sector stand?
Closing Remarks by Helge Jörgens on the EU Green Deal and Closing Keynote by Duarte Cordeiro on Portugal as a case study from a decision-maker's perspective
