[24+25/10/23] RE-energising Europe – Understanding the future of energy demand and its policy implications through new societal trends, behavioural aspects and multiple benefits
RE-energising Europe – Discussions, high-level panels, poster session and field visit organised by 7 EU-funded projects!
Taking place in Brussels (Atelier 29) on 24-25 October, the event is bringing together speakers from EU institutions, project representatives and key players of the energy market.
Key topics related to energy in Europe will be tackled including but not limited to:
- community energy,
- energy efficiency,
- multiple benefits,
- women-led initiatives,
- energy behaviour and
- new trends of energy consumption (digitalisation, circular economy and more).
This two-day event, organised by 7 EU-funded projects (Horizon2020) and over 100 organisations partnering in them, is a unique opportunity for many to meet, hear from the research developed in the past 3 years and openly discuss with panels of speakers from within and outside the projects.
Our initiatives will present best practices, tools and models, one stop shops, as well as results from awareness raising and nudging campaigns, hoping for the results to feed into EU policies and to brainstorm on the next steps.
Both days are expected to complement each other and offer a comprehensive overview of the current state of research and policy recommendations in the renewables and energy market uptake fields, with a poster session each day and a field visit on the 25th (Belgian energy community).
Please note that the event is not streamed but will be professionally recorded and be available in full and short versions.
Full agenda – 24+25/10 – Please note both days can be attended together or separately
Agenda of the 24
10.30 – 10.45 – Registration & welcome coffee
10.45 – 11.00 – Welcome and introduction
First part – Modelling, nudging and assessing future energy demand patterns
11.00 – 11.15 – Scientific keynote
11.15 – 13.00 – Modelling, nudging and assessing future energy demand patterns – In-depth presentation of the projects’ methods and findings, tools and models to understand and reduce energy demand.
13.00 – 14.30 – Networking lunch, including poster sessions
Second part – Multiple benefits, behavioural change and new societal trends – Contributions to energy policy.
14.30 – 14.45 – Keynote
14.45 – 15.45 – Policy learnings from the projects
15.45 – 17.00 – Panel – The way forward for energy policy
17.00-18.30 – Cocktail reception