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After almost five years EU Events is experiencing its biggest upgrade ever.
From now on we will have the capacity to publish an increased amount of events and cover a longer period of time. Instead of struggling with the updates, you will see events uploaded almost instantaneously. Already now hundreds of events ara available until the end of the year.
During the EU Sustainable Energy Week in Brussels (17-20 June), the European Commission held the conference “How will digitalization transform the energy system?”, where several experts discussed the role of new digital technologies to achieve a fast, fair and attractive energy transition towards a carbon-free Europe.
At your pressing request, also this year EU Events is offering a selection of the Summer Schools taking place this year in the European capital.
The last “EU Green Week” took place in May and like every year it represented the greatest opportunity to discuss the European environmental policies: various conferences in Brussels and events across Europe to create together the rules for a greener Europe.
This Green Week edition focused on the state of implementation of environmental laws, especially on the active role of European citizens, under the slogan “Take the initiative!”. Citizens play a key role in European policies and are themselves the primary promoters and the main beneficiaries of environmental legislation.
In cooperation with EuroBabble
The EU claims to promote human rights and fundamental freedoms both within Member States and elsewhere – but to what extent do the European Institutions really secure the personal safety and liberty of individuals? And how can our participation in this week’s long-awaited European Parliamentary elections have any effect on both European citizens’ rights and those of people around the world?