The Industry & Parliament Trust (Westminster, UK) is running a two-day EU training and orientation trip to Brussels on 'Energy in the EU' (10-11 July)
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The Industry & Parliament Trust (IPT) offers a unique opportunity to be a part of a small delegation of energy representatives travelling to Brussels for a two-day programme of EU training, orientation and network-building in the heart of the EU. Over the course of two days you will gain an in-depth understanding of Energy policy in the EU. There is a 20% discount off attendance fee for anyone quoting marketing code EURACTIV2013 when booking.
Contact: annelieberman@ipt.org.uk
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