"What outlook for global and EU energy?"

The 2015 Paris Agreement has given new impetus to EU and global climate change policy of which energy is an essential part. Governments globally face the challenge to provide safe, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy in line with managing risks of climate change. This comes at times of major geopolitical and technological changes, reflected for example in global energy markets.

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Speakers

William Colton

Vice President, Corporate Strategic Planning,

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Mechthild Wörsdörfer

Director at DG Energy,

European Commission

Dries Acke

Head of the Energy Union Programme,

European Climate Foundation

Christian Egenhofer

Director & Associate Senior Research Fellow,

CEPS Energy Climate House

16mar

16 March 2016Wednesday11:45 - 14:00

De Warande

1000 Brussels

Belgium

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Christian Egenhofer

Director

@CEgenhofer

Monica Alessi

Programme Manager

@monicalessi

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