CLEW Webinar: Climate and Energy Outlook for Germany and Europe in 2026
Clean Energy Wire (CLEW) is hosting a webinar on January 28, 2026, to analyze the critical climate and energy policy landscape in Germany and Europe for the year. The session aims to determine if Europe's largest economy remains on track to achieve climate neutrality by 2045 amidst significant political and economic shifts. Key discussion points include electricity market reforms, the decarbonization of industry, transport, and buildings, and the impact of far-right populism on local project implementation. The agenda features expert inputs on German government performance, state elections, renewable energy reform, industrial transformation, heating laws, and power supply security. Additionally, the webinar will address EU-level negotiations concerning the budget, emissions trading, and the post-2030 climate policy framework. Moderated by Milou Dirkx, the event includes presentations by Benjamin Wehrmann, Sören Amelang, Carolina Kyllmann, and Julian Wettengel, followed by an open Q&A session. This event highlights the decisive nature of 2026 for setting the pace of decarbonization beyond the current decade.
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CLEW Webinar: Climate and Energy Outlook for Germany and Europe in 2026
Clean Energy Wire (CLEW) is hosting a webinar on January 28, 2026, to analyze the critical climate and energy policy landscape in Germany and Europe for the year. The session aims to determine if Europe's largest economy remains on track to achieve climate neutrality by 2045 amidst significant political and economic shifts. Key discussion points include electricity market reforms, the decarbonization of industry, transport, and buildings, and the impact of far-right populism on local project implementation. The agenda features expert inputs on German government performance, state elections, renewable energy reform, industrial transformation, heating laws, and power supply security. Additionally, the webinar will address EU-level negotiations concerning the budget, emissions trading, and the post-2030 climate policy framework. Moderated by Milou Dirkx, the event includes presentations by Benjamin Wehrmann, Sören Amelang, Carolina Kyllmann, and Julian Wettengel, followed by an open Q&A session. This event highlights the decisive nature of 2026 for setting the pace of decarbonization beyond the current decade.
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