The European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) is the biggest event dedicated to renewables and efficient energy use in Europe and is organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy and the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA).

In 2024, EUSEW will take place in a hybrid format, online and onsite in Brussels, on 11-13 June.

The theme of the event is ‘Net-zero energy solutions for a competitive Europe’.
The European Sustainable Energy Week consists of a 3-day Policy Conference, the European Sustainable Energy Awards Ceremony, the Energy Fair and the fifth edition of the European Youth Energy Day.
Participants will also have access to independently organised Sustainable Energy Days, taking place in online and physical formats worldwide, from March to June 2024.

register for free here: EUSEW Interactive

For updates on the agenda and location of the events, please refer to ec.europa.eu/eusew and #EUSEW2024 on social media.

Join the Summer Study - Europe's most important energy efficiency event

The eceee Summer Study is set for 10–15 June 2024, an hour from Paris at Center Parcs Lac d'Ailette.

Nine panels for the 2024 edition

Those who have been to a Summer Study before will recognise the panels. There will  be a  number of cross-sectoral panels on understanding consumption and behaviour, policy and monitoring & evaluation as well as a number of panels with a more sector-based focus: Panels on cities and local communities, transportation and mobility, buildings, products and industrial decarbonisation.

Panel 1. Dynamics of consumption
Panel 2. Future and innovative policies
Panel 3. Policy, finance and governance 
Panel 4. Monitoring and evaluation in times of crises
Panel 5. Sustainable communities
Panel 6. Energy-efficient and low-carbon mobility and transport
Panel 7. Policies and programmes for better buildings
Panel 8. Products, systems and technologies to decarbonise buildings
Panel 9. Energy efficiency and sustainability of industry

The IEA Energy Efficiency 2023 Report examines the global energy efficiency landscape and identifies key opportunities and challenges for governments. This year’s report highlights the need to double global progress on energy efficiency this decade to get on track for net zero by 2050. The report also explores the role of energy efficiency in inclusive transitions, digitalization, and innovation. IEA published its report on November 29th, at the start of COP28.

This webinar is a special briefing event for the Energy Efficiency Academy members only.

The webinar will feature lead author Lucas Boehlé and principal author Clara Camarasa, who will share the main findings and recommendations. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with the speakers. The webinar will be moderated by Diedert Debusscher, Project Manager Clean Energy Transition at the European Copper Institute.

Reserve your seat now to join the discussion.

To register for the webinar, please click on the link.

What? When? Where?

The European Week of Regions and Cities is the biggest annual event dedicated to regions, cities, and cohesion policy. It is co-organised by the European Commission (DG REGIO) and the European Committee of the Regions (CoR).

The 2023 edition takes place on 9-12 October. For the 21st edition, the event is back will be going back to in-person mode and brings people from all across Europe to meet in Brussels.

The 21st edition focuses on six topics:

• Regions in post-industrial transition
• Retaining talent for regional growth
• Small and mid-size urban centres driving growth
• Breaking barriers to cross-border cooperation
• Local energy shift for security and sustainability
• Promoting social innovation

How to apply to become an event partner?

EURegionsWeek offers various opportunities to actively contribute to the event and the agenda. Call for event partners and session proposals is open until 11 April 2023.

You can propose different types of activities:

• Participatory/political lab (90 minutes with up to four speakers and a moderator)
• Workshop (60 minutes with up to three speakers and a moderator)
• EU Regions Talks (15 minute pitches by a single speaker)
• Exhibition stands (exhibition stand for four days, 9-12 October)
• Regional tasting (90 minutes to present the gastronomy of European regions)

More information and the online application form are available the EURegionsWeek 'partners' page.

For projects, the European Week of Regions and Cities is an excellent opportunity to highlight your project results, promote your good practices, or share inspiration and experiences with peers from other regions. It is also a great chance to explore synergies with other projects working on similar matters. You can also think about organising a joint activity with other projects. Find your way to contribute and prepare your application now!

The World Magnetic Conference is an integral part of Coiltech.
The organisers see the conference as an excellent opportunity for information exchange between academic and industry research and an important reason to visit the fair.   Since 2010, more than 130 companies and universities have delivered at least one presentation at the conference.

A Steering Committee chaired by Prof. Marco Villani of the University of L'Aquila approves the candidacies of the presentation proposals. Villani is the author and co-author of publications in conference proceedings and renowned technical and scientific journals.

The organiser does not charge any fees for participation at the conference.

Topics and program of the WMC of Coiltech Italia 2023 - Pordenone, September, 20-21