Beitrag von Nargis Wieck

With the #EUGreenDeal and #Fitfor55, the EU has created an ambitious framework for promoting green growth in Europe. It was a pleasure to moderate a panel at the 2nd Polish-German Energy Transition Forum, where we discussed ways to improve bilateral cooperation under the Green Deal and assessed the potential of Poland and Germany. Three key takeaways: - Social energy transition: Politicians need to communicate the benefits of the green transition to society in a more targeted and clearer way - Energy transition only possible through concrete business projects - EU climate neutrality targets can only be achieved with intensive cooperation between EU member states Many thanks to the Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) Germany (Anna Sabatzki) and Ministerstwo Klimatu i Środowiska for supporting this initiative. Special thanks to our Polish partners The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency (KAPE). And last but not least to the exciting dena EU team Anna Wasielewski Claire Gauthier Valentyn Bondaruk Rita Ehrig Valentin Fried Polina Tveleneva Dietmar Gründig Constanze Jeschonek Oskar Pschyrembel Franca Pompeÿ

Gestern hatte ich eine großartige Gelegenheit in Augsburg, im Rahmen des #Lateinamerika-Forums Bayern 2024 der bayerischen IHKs unsere Arbeit in Lateinamerika vorzustellen. Dabei ging es um die Geschäftschancen deutscher Unternehmen in den Bereichen Erneuerbare Energien, nachhaltige Energieträger und Rohstoffe in Lateinamerika. Ich habe unter anderem über die Bedeutung von Fachkräften für die grüne Transformation gesprochen und das geplante Ausbildungszentrum #CERFER in Kolumbien vorgestellt, das wir in Kooperation mit der Cámara Colombo-Alemana | AHK Colombia und in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Ministerium für Bergbau und Energie Kolumbiens, der Kolumbianischen Botschaft in 🇩🇪, der Deutschen Botschaft in 🇨🇴 sowie Unternehmen beider Länder aufbauen werden. Eine erfolgreiche Energiewende braucht neben den regulatorischen Rahmenbedingungen, innovativen Technologien und attraktiven Investitionsmöglichkeiten vor allem gut ausgebildete Menschen. #energiewende #greenskills #renewables #latinamerika Robert Westermann Tibor Fischer Mischa Groh Yadir Salazar Mejia Constanza Correa Sarmiento IHK Schwaben

You can still register free of charge for the 2nd German-Polish Energy Transition Forum taking place on May 16th and 17th in Berlin! We look forward welcoming you for a reception at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland at 5:30pm on the 16th, opened by the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland, @Darius Pawlos, and the German Minister of State for Europe and Climate Anna Lührmann. The next day, starting at 9am, we offer you a full programme at the Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) Germany with over 20 confirmed speakers, including German State Secretaries Jennifer Morgan and Udo Philipp (Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz) and Polish State Secretary @Urszula Sara Zielinska. You can find more information on the programme: https://lnkd.in/edEqzJB6 Join over 100 registered participants by following this link: https://lnkd.in/ePpQvX4x

Three exciting days at the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam. In conversation with Marcelino Madrigal from the Inter-American Development Bank, we talked about joint approaches in the area of capacity development and green skills in LATAM. We will explore opportunities for cooperation on how the CERFER training center planned by German Energy Agency (dena) and Cámara Colombo-Alemana | AHK Colombia can act as a platform and qualify as many relevant stakeholders in the region as possible on relevant trends in the energy transition. With Tatiana Mitrova, we discussed the importance of Central Asia and the Caucasus as strategic partners for Germany and the EU from both a geopolitical and economic policy perspective. We spoke with the Indonesian Energy Minister Arifin Tasrif about the areas of cooperation in the field of energy efficiency in industry and residential buildings as well as the cooperation between the two countries in the structural change in Indonesia's coal regions. Many thanks to Carsten Rolle and Maira Kusch from WEC Germany for the networking event and the boat trip through the port of Rotterdam. Gerhard Gamperl Silvio Konrad Michael Strugl Enno Harks Daniela Decurtins Kilian Crone

First day at the 26. World Energy Congress in Rotterdam with many inspiring perspectives for managing the energy transition worldwide. It's not just about accelerating the energy transition, but also about participation and acceptance. The innovations and financial resources are there, but how can they reach the right target groups and meet their needs? Great conversation with Victor Parlicov, the Minister of Energy of the Republic of Moldova, and Alexandru Morcov about the ongoing implementation of energy policy measures in Moldova. I am very impressed by the mechanism developed by your ministry to finance energy-efficient modernization in residential buildings. We wish you every success in scaling up the measures. I was also very pleased to meet my former colleague Kilian Crone. Martin Schoen-Chanishvili German Energy Agency (dena)

I will be attending the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam from 22 to 24 April. I am looking forward to exciting discussions and meetings on the global energy transition. Will you be attending the congress? It would be my pleasure to meet you there. 

Climate change is fundamentally a global issue and a worldwide threat that goes beyond national borders. International cooperation on climate action and the implementation of the energy transition provide critical support for the fight against climate change in specific regions, sectors and industries. It was a very interesting conversation with Dr Falk Bömeke and Dr Philipp Behrens, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) about the importance of the German government's partnerships in the energy, climate and hydrogen sectors. We discussed how the private sector can be involved in order to put the political climate targets into practice even more quickly using the German government's foreign trade promotion instruments. We also looked at how the various initiatives address the issue of gender equality. #energypartnerships #bmwk Elena Metzger Nikias Wagner Martin Schoen-Chanishvili Melanie Ullrich 吴美兰 Lilia Mass Robert Westermann

Some insights from our B2G on Critical Raw Materials in Germany's Green Transition - Demand, Strategies and Partnerships. At today's B2G on the demand for critical raw materials for Germany's energy transition and strategies for diversifying supply chains, we spoke with ambassadors and experts from Indonesia, Mexico, Bolivia and South Africa. When building partnerships, it is important to consider the social and economic interests of supplier countries and to enable value creation in the countries. Many thanks Britta Bookhagen and Dr. Ina Hahndorf for your presentations. Together with the DIHK and DERA, we will continue our work and plan to initiate a dialogue between supplier countries and German offtakers. Many thanks to the German Energy Agency (dena) team and especially Anna-Loreen Mondorf and Tuan Anh Ngo for organizing this event. Gabi Rose Volker Treier