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Clean Energy Transition Partnership Annual Conference 2024
OCT
Tue
22
OCT
Wed
23

This was 1 year ago

Location

online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

The CETPartnership Annual Conference 2024 brings together stakeholders in the clean energy transition for two days on 22 – 23 October. During several sessions, participants get the chance to contribute to policy discussions, learn more about how CETPartnership contributes to achieving the clean energy transition goals and engage in networking with several stakeholders.

What can you expect from the event?
  • Follow latest policy discussions and research results on burning topics of the clean energy transition.
  • Get new insights from experts on the role of research and innovation in addressing the clean energy transition.
  • Discover the key thematic challenges addressed by CETPartnership
  • Get to know CETPartnership funded projects and their endeavours
  • Learn about how the CETPartnership leverages research results in their Knowledge Community and Impact Network activities
  • Clarify all open questions and find potential project partners for the CETPartnership Joint Call 2024

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