The transition towards a carbon-neutral economy will transform the functioning of modern societies. In order for it to be achieved, considerable changes must be introduced to the fundamental elements of current socio-economic models: how energy is produced and consumed, how our industry produces goods and how transport networks operate. This transformation will have far-reaching effects on our daily lives. Simultaneously, such a transformation should not result in a surge in energy prices for consumers and a loss of competitiveness of the European industry. Were that to happen, associated costs incurred by end-users may well result in a decrease in their acceptance of, and support for such changes.
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We represent the widely understood Central Europe energy sector (electricity generation, distribution and transmission, renewables, gas, oil, heat generation and distribution, chemical industries, etc.), universities and scientific institutions.
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- The energy sector of the Three Seas Initiative will receive up to $1 billion February 19, 2020
- Apply for the PowerUp! Challenge February 13, 2020
- Energy transition pathways in Central Europe February 12, 2020
- Construction of Baltic Pipe progressing February 4, 2020
- The Just Transition Mechanism explained February 4, 2020