Nordic and German pathways towards a low carbon transition - How will innovation shape the future?

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The Nordic countries take a pioneering role by setting ambitious targets that exceed the requirements of the EU Green Deal. Together, they want to become the world's most sustainable and integrated region until 2030 that is green, competitive as well as socially sustainable. Faced with an impending climate crisis, the Nordic countries demonstrate their active support for global climate ambitions and set an example: in 2019, Finland, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark signed the Declaration on Nordic Carbon Neutrality, committing to work towards a carbon-neutral region. Germany wants to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045.

In this panel discussion we want to explore the question how innovation will shape our future and enable low-carbon pathways towards a carbon neutral continent. Therefore we invited experts from Germany, Sweden and Finland that work with innovation and future questions and sustainable development. The event will be moderated by Priscila Schelp.
We welcome you to join our live discussion on Zoom and YouTube! A recorded version of the discussion will later be shared on the KAS Nordic Countries Project YouTube channel and the Project’s Facebook page. As a part of the Conference of Europe, we would like to hear your questions and comments during the panel discussion!

You will find the KAS Nordics YouTube channel here.
You can sign up for the Zoom event here.
The event is co-organized by scholarship holders of Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation (KAS) and the KAS Nordic Countries Programme.