Room
10a, Visitor’s center of the Zweig building, European Parliament.
The entrance to the visitor’s center is by the corner of the building on the
entrance level, facing the Espace Léopold pedestrian area.
Please keep in mind that visitors must go through a security check when
entering the building.
MEP Erik Bergkvist (S&D) and Gothenburg European
Office invite you to join us on January 31, 2023 at 4pm in the European
Parliament in Brussels for a panel discussion on the role that
district heating (DH) can play to overcome the dire challenges facing Europe's
energy systems and to drive Europe’s fossil-free energy and heating transition.
The climate goals, energy and cost-of-heating crises
calls for resource-efficient and fossil-free heating solutions that improve our
energy security and independence, lower our emissions and bring down the energy
bills for our citizens. DH, as a reliable, resource- and cost-efficient heating
system, can be a key to reach these objectives.
While many DH systems remain dependent on fossil
sources, numerous innovative examples of fossil-free DH transitions already
exist. Such transitions necessitate multi-level action that mobilizes the right
resources and make efficient use of the infrastructures, expertise and resources that
already exist.
This event brings together stakeholders involved in DH
transitions to exchange practices and ideas and inform policymakers of how to
realize resource-efficient and fossil-free DH transitions on the urban level.
We hope you will join us for this important discussion
and be a part of the solution to drive Europe’s transition towards a
fossil-free and energy secure future.
Please register before Friday 27 January for live attendance in the European Parliament
Panel speakers:
- Madis Laaniste, DG ENER, European Commission
- Amélie Ancelle, Energy Cities
- Lars
Holmqvist,
Göteborg
Energi
- Paulius
Martinkus,
Vilnius
Silumos
Tinklai
Moderator: Catrine Norrgård, Gothenburg European Office
For further questions, contact us at:
loar.hallerod@europarl.europa.eu
Phone number,
+32 476 97 14 72