28-29 April 2010, Brussels (B)
European Regions Energy Day
Providing regional responses to energy challenges
The European Regions Energy Day will bring together regional decision makers and energy experts from all over Europe and aims at providing regional responses to key energy questions.
Energy efficiency, security of supply and respect for the environment are the major challenges that regions are faced with. According to the IPCC report, 50 to 70% of the climate change adaptation and mitigation measures are to be implemented at a regional level.
The European Regions Energy Day will discuss the role of regions in climate protection and energy policy and showcase regional solutions. Each year this summit will mark the conclusion of AER’s activity on energy issues of the previous year and inform stakeholders about the policy solutions developed in peer reviews and seminars.
IMPORTANT: Due to the holding of other major events on the same date we strongly recommend early booking of hotels!
European Regions Energy Day
28 – 29 April 2010
Representation of the State of Baden-Württemberg to the European Union
Rue Belliard 60 – 62, 1040 Brussels, Belgium
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For further information please contact Christina Diegelmann or Justyna Podralska:
c.diegelmann(at)aer.eu, +33 (0)3 88 22 74 38
j.podralska(at)aer.eu, +33 (0)3 88 22 74 37
Conference agenda
Registration form
Invitation for the Opening of the European Regions Energy Day
White Paper: 2009 Report on AER energy and climate change activities
AER study on the survey "regional energy policies"
The objective of the AER study is to set out how energy is produced and consumed in the European regions. It also seeks to highlight the major policy measures and instruments used by the sub-national authorities to harness the potential of renewable energy sources.
Branislava Belić - AER Peer Review on energy in Vojvodina
Anne Bliek - 1st EUROPEAN REGIONS ENERGY DAY , More4NRG Project
Ricardo Cordoba - A cleaner and more diverse energy technology future
Iris Flacco - Reducing the regulatory and non-regulatory barriers
Eva Hallström- the example of Jönköping
Klaus Klipp - ENERGY POLICIES IN EUROPEAN REGIONS
Justyna Podralska - AER PEER REVIEW IN REPUBLIKA SRPSKA
Belén Romero - Valencia Region Strategy for RES/EE Valencia Region Strategy for RES/EE and Best Practices (part 1)
Belén Romero - Valencia Region Strategy for RES/EE Valencia Region Strategy for RES/EE and Best Practices (part 2)
Martin Sawillion - Klimaschutz- und Energiepolitik umsetzen: Gute Beispiele aus Baden-Württemberg
Fabrizio Barbaso - Challenges in European energy policy Relevance of regions
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