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CARISMA Final Conference

« Realising the Potential for Climate Change Mitigation Options – Implementing the Paris Agreement in Europe and beyond »

 

 

I4CE, as a research partner of this EU H2020 “CARISMA” project, is pleased to invite you to attend to this final conference dedicated to innovation for climate change mitigation. At this Final Conference, the outcomes of the project are presented against the backdrop of an increasing need to scale up mitigation options for realising the goals of the Paris Agreement. In practice, scaling up of (technology) options is often hindered by aspects such as: sector- or economy-wide costs or welfare impacts, public resistance or insufficient consideration of local context factors. At the conference, these aspects, with recommendations from CARISMA on how to address these, will be discussed with practitioners from the public and private sector.

 

Speakers at the conference will include among others : Maria van der Hoeven (vice-chair of the High-level Panel of the European Decarbonisation Pathways Initiative), Andrea Tilche (DG Research and Innovation, European Commission), Corrado Topi (GreenEcoNet green SME initiative), and Heleen de Coninck (CARISMA project coordinator).

 

The conference agenda was available here.

 

Please note that CARISMA cannot offer funding/reimbursement to attend this event.

06 Feb 2018

CARISMA Final Conference

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