The European Union continues to be a global climate action leader. Comprehensive climate policies and regulatory frameworks, together with ambitious climate targets and a prominent role in multilateral negotiations, means the EU continues to set the standard for others. However, the EU faces challenges both at home and abroad. With climate action implementation varying across Member States and competing political priorities like defence, coupled with a strong innovation ecosystem in the US and China’s large-scale clean tech investments, the EU must find its competitive edge.
The European Tech for Climate Action Conference provides a unique opportunity to explore Europe’s competitive advantage. Spanning across two days and allowing for more emphasis on in-depth discussions and a greater emphasis on networking, this year’s event will highlight how the EU’s competitiveness plan and sustainability goals can support one another, and ensure Europe is a place where growth and innovation can flourish.
Over 300 stakeholders from the Institutions, Member States and industry will convene over two days to spur dialogue around the various policies and tech solutions driving Europe’s economic and sustainability agenda.
