Marine Cornelis presents her work with the Green European Foundation and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union, Brussels on green and fair energy tariffs
In this episode of Energ’Ethic, Marine Cornelis is joined by Tuscany Bell, Utility Sector Lead at the European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU). Together, they dive into the critical role that unions play in ensuring a just energy transition, where the rights of workers are protected, and no one is left behind.
What does a Just Energy transition look like in coal-dependent regions? In Episode 55 of Energ’ Ethic Podcast , Miłosława (Miłka) Stępień shares her decades of experience in driving a fair and inclusive green transition. Discover how renewables can solve environmental, Energy Poverty, justice and employment challenges.
In the latest episode of the Energ’ Ethic podcast, Marine Cornelis welcomes Areti Ntaradimou, a prominent journalist and expert in the European energy sector, to discuss the pivotal roles of media and education in shaping ethical energy conversations. Areti shares her unique insights on the intersection of ethics, trust, and innovation, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices and perspectives in driving a successful energy transition. Discover how trust and sustainability practices are integral to Enlit Europe’s mission and learn about the exciting projects and events that are paving the way for a greener future.
Join us in the final episode of the Energ’ Ethic podcast’s Energy Citizenship series, where Marine Cornelis and Karin Thalberg discuss the pivotal role of trust in sustainable energy transitions. Delve into how diverse community engagements and transparent policies are essential for fostering trust and implementing effective energy solutions across Europe.
Following the Lights on Women LUCE award ceremony, Marine Cornelis reflects on energy equity.
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This episode of Energ’Ethic delves into the crucial role of demand-side flexibility (DSF) in accelerating Europe’s green transition. Join us as we uncover how DSF not only promises a more efficient energy grid but also presents the opportunity to lower costs for consumers. Our discussion extends beyond the benefits, tackling the challenges of making DSF accessible and equitable, and the collaborative efforts needed to ensure a socially inclusive energy future. Tune in to understand why DSF is key to a sustainable, just, and economically viable European energy landscape.
In a recent interview with ARTE, I stressed the pressing issue of summer energy poverty in Europe, a challenge that affects 20% of the population. This, along with insights from the Belgian Energy Renovation Week and the ComAct conference, underscores the urgent need for equitable and sustainable home renovations. Our focus must extend beyond energy efficiency to embrace community wellbeing and resilience, especially in the face of summer energy poverty. Join me in exploring how we can transform our approach to create homes that are not just energy-efficient, but inclusive and dignified spaces for all.
We need substantive dialogues and exchange good practices to make the energy transition a concrete reality. The Energy Transition Congress in Belgium was the right platform to do that.
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