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.

The seminar organised by COGEN Europe and Euroheat & Power in cooperation with the Heat Coalition[1] will provide a fresh look at energy efficiency and costs, with a view to initiate a debate on a new, cost-effective and realistic vision for decarbonising the energy sector which takes into ac

Jerzy Buzek invites you to a PRESS BREAKFAST

on

Wednesday 19 June 2013 @ 8H15

with

Jerzy Buzek MEP, former President of the European Parliament and author of the EP Report on making the Internal Energy Market work

About the Electric Mobility Debate

Gas Week 2013 – Making a Clean Future Real

Building on the success of Gas Week 2012, Gas Week 2013 focuses on how natural gas can help Europe make a clean future real.

COGEN Europe will celebrate its 20th anniversary at the upcoming COGEN Europe Annual Conference & Dinner 2013 on 18-19 April in Brussels. The Conference is Europe’s largest annual cogeneration event and looks at the role of cogeneration in the future energy landscape and new

The development of Smart Grids is a prerequisite for reaching key energy objectives – decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing energy efficiency and the share of renewable energy – bringing us effectively and cost-efficiently to a more sustainable and competitive energy future.

EURELECTRIC and ESMIG, the European Smart Metering Industry Group, have the pleasure in inviting you to their joint workshop "Is the European roll-out of smart meters on track?

As a result of the Fukushima nuclear disaster Germany decided to phase out nuclear power by 2022. 8 out of 17 nuclear power stations have already been shut down permanently. Renewable energies will be expanded massively and will bear the brunt of future power generation.

Energy Transparency Award (ETA) 2012, a competition organized by the Florence School of Regulation (EUI) aiming at highlighting the importance of transparency in European Energy Markets.  

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