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Cefic Workshop: Challenges & Opportunities for an Energy Efficient Europe

Date

21 Jun 2016

Event Type

S - Workshop, course

Section

Energy

Event Location

Brussels

Event Description

All stakeholders with an interest in EU energy policy are invited on 21 June to a high level workshop hosted by Cefic - the EU chemicals industry - at the Brussels Press Club on “Challenges for an Energy Efficient EU”.

Attendees can listen to a debate from high-level representatives such as:

  • MEP Markus Pieper, rapporteur on the EP report ‘Implementation of the Energy Efficiency Directive’, will share his views on ‘Does Europe have what it takes? A view on Energy Efficiency from the EU Parliament’.
  • EU Commission DG ENER’s Paul Hodson speaks on ‘Creating a Healthy Framework for Energy Efficiency’
  • Hear from the incoming Slovakian Presidency on how energy efficiency will become a top priority.

Download the full programme here

Register here

The EU chemical industry has been clear: increasing energy efficiency in Europe is a great opportunity to help in the fight against climate change while building new markets for smarter, energy efficient products and materials developed by our innovative industry. Our companies are the main supplier of energy efficient raw materials for other industries, including lightweight materials for cars and insulation for the construction sector. Attendees can hear about SPICE3, a business platform for any company in Europe interested in practical support to increase their own energy efficiency and Marco Mensink, Cefic Director General will speak on how the EU chemical industry supports Europe’s energy efficiency goals. More information on www.cefic.org

 

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