European Green Deal perspectives in the new geopolitical reality
European Green Deal perspectives in the new geopolitical reality
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What does the ongoing crisis in Ukraine mean for the EU energy sector and how will it impact the European “green” agenda? The continent’s energy market can manage short-term supply disruptions, but is there a possibility for Europe to decrease its dependency on Russian oil and gas in the long-term perspective through implementation of the European Green Deal?
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Despite the expansion of the renewable energy in the past two decades, the EU is still heavily dependent on the Russian fossil fuels. Would Kremlin’s possible restrictions on energy supplies against the backdrop of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine push Europe towards energy independence and speed up decarbonization?
Lets meet up to reflect on these and more next Thursday, March 3, 2022 at 17.00 CET in our virtual space on Zoom.
Our speaker:
Eva Patrashkova is based in Brussels and serves as a senior political adviser specializing on environmental policy, with over 10 years of experience in the field. She is of Slovak nationality and has previously also worked as environmental attaché and Chair of the Council’s Working Party on Environment during the Slovak EU Presidency in 2016. She holds a masters degree in European studies from Sciences Po in Paris.
Should you wish to take part in the upcoming discussion please fill in the registration form.
The REGISTRATION DEADLINE is 03 March, 2022 (Thursday), 12:00PM
Zoom meeting code will be sent to the confirmed participants 3 hours before the meeting start.
In case of questions, please do not hesitate to contact the responsible project manager Evgenia Jarabik at evgenia.jarabik@schuman-institute.eu.
Looking forward to see you all in our chat room!
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