Brussels Climate Week 2026

Brussels Climate Week – Europe’s flagship platform driving climate resilience, innovation and industrial transformation.

Hosted by the City of Brussels and powered by Tech for Climate Action, Brussels Climate Week brings together policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, and communities to turn ideas into action.

Across five days of events, discussions and showcases, we explore how technology, policy and collaboration can accelerate Europe’s path toward sustainability and competitiveness.

Whether you’re a policymaker, entrepreneur, or community leader, Brussels Climate Week is your place to learn, collaborate and make an impact.

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• AI
• Climate Technologies
• Cloud Technologies
• Digital Twins

• Energy Transition
• Grid Modernisation
• AI & Energy
• Energy Affordability & Security

Speakers:

Heavy-duty road transport is approaching a critical juncture. As the EU advances its decarbonisation agenda, the sector faces a fundamental tension: accelerating the shift to zero-emission vehicles while safeguarding Europe's industrial competitiveness.

The policy direction is clear. With binding CO₂ targets in place and pressure mounting to close the gap between political ambition and market reality, the debate has moved on from whether to decarbonise, to how to make the transition economically viable and scalable at pace.

This panel will examine how the EU can drive the decarbonisation of heavy-duty road transport while strengthening, rather than undermining, the competitiveness of its industrial base.

In partnership with IRU

Speakers:

• Urban Resilience
• Housing & The Built Environment
• Sustainable Mobility & Transport
• Social Justice & Climate Equity
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• Nature-Based Solutions
• Bioeconomy
• Oceans & Coastal Communities
• Water Security
• Agriculture, Land & Food Systems

Speakers:
Pierfrancesco Maran MEP
MEP (S&D, Italy)
European Parliament
Jutta Paulus MEP
MEP (Greens/EFA, Germany)
European Parliament
Alois Mhlanga
Director
UNIDO - Division of Climate Innovation and Montreal Protocol
Liazzat Rabbiosi
Chief of the Montreal Protocol Unit
UNIDO - Division of Climate and Montreal Protocol
Arthur Corbin
Business Adviser, EVP Stéphane Séjourné
European Commission
Lucie Mattera
Secretary General
ChargeUp Europe
Raluca Marian
Director, EU Advocacy and General Delegate of IRU's Permanent Delegation
International Road Transport Union
Sorcha Edwards
Secretary General
Housing Europe

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