
Power Plant 2.0 – a guide to electrify in harmony with nature
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On 13 June from 09.30 to 12.30, Eurelectric will open its office doors in Brussels (Gare Centrale) to unveil Power Plant 2.0 - a first-of-a-kind industry-led guidebook on how to deploy renewables and grid infrastructure while protecting biodiversity.
WWF confirms that a renewable-led decarbonisation can lower risks to biodiversity by 75%. Europe's power sector can play a leading role by jointly tackling the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Our new study – developed by WSP and based on a survey with 25 developers – presents 12 biodiversity principles and 15 real-life case studies to show how solar, wind, hydro and grid projects can benefit nature by integrating biodiversity-friendly practices while keeping a competitive business case. Our aim is to inspire a biodiversity integration approach that could become mainstream across economic sectors.
The event welcomes high-level policymakers, NGOs, and industry leaders such as:
- Tina Seršen – State Secretary at Ministry of the Environment, Climate & Energy of the Republic of Slovenia
- Humberto Delgado Rosa – Director for Biodiversity at the European Commission’s DG Environment
- Noor Yafai – Europe Director, Global Policy and Institutional Partnerships at The Nature Conservancy
- Bruce Douglas – CEO at the Global Renewables Alliance
- Andrew Allan – Lead Offshore Environment Manager at SSE Renewables
- Philippa Nuttall – Editor of Sustainable Views at Financial Times
And more! Check out our full programme here: https://www.eurelectric.org/events/power-plant-20-a-guidebook-to-electrify-in-harmony-with-nature
Any questions? Feel free to reach out to erinaldi@eurelectric.org
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