INTRODUCTION SPEECH BY

Christophe Grudler, MEP and Brice Lalonde, President of EdEn

KEYNOTE SPEECH BY

Ondřej Krutílek, MEP

PANEL 1 - 1H

Decarbonisation and security of supply for an industrial renaissance

As the EU is heading towards 2030 and the midpoint between the adoption of the Green Deal and the 2050 objectives, it is becoming urgent to work at both redeploying and decarbonising the Union’s industry. For that, the EU needs to develop the low-carbon and reliable energy sources and networks its industry will rely on, and to boost the deployment of decarbonisation technologies to tackle residual GHG emissions from the industry.

SPEAKERS

• Yannael Billard, Deputy director airport planning, sustainable development & public affairs division, Groupe ADP
• Rémy Garaude-Verdier, Director of EU Affairs, Enedis
• Gabrielle Gauthey, SVP European affairs, TotalEnergies
• Marion Labatut, Director of EU Affairs, EDF
• Tsvetelina Penkova, MEP

KEYNOTE SPEECH BY

Christophe Grudler, MEP

KEYNOTE SPEECH BY

Brigitte van den Berg, MEP

PANEL 2 - 1H

Building a clean and competitive industry in Europe

The EU has committed to an unprecedentedly fast trajectory towards climate neutrality. Europe must now capitalise on this ambition to become a global leader in clean technologies by developing its current strongest assets in the industrial sectors that are key to its strategic autonomy. On the legislative side, with the NZIA now adopted, the EU needs to assess the available options to strengthen its framework for a competitive industry.

SPEAKERS

• Jean-André Barbosa, VP European Affairs and Regulations, Renault Group
• Nathalie Errard, SVP Head of European & NATO Affairs, Airbus
• Rasmus Hald Philipsen, Senior Advisor Europe, Maersk
• Andrea Voigt, VP Global Public Affairs & Sustainability, Danfoss
• Radan Kanev, MEP

KEYNOTE SPEECH BY

Mechthild Wörsdörfer, Deputy Director General DG ENER

CONCLUSION BY

Brice Lalonde, President of EdEn