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February 2020

Sustainable reformation to face a growing population

Better aware end-users, more heat-recycling and more biofuel, are required steps for Gothenburg to become a fossil-free city, especially with the city’s continued expansion in mind, according to Alvin Hilmersson Haag, Environmental Strategist for the Environmental Administration in Gothenburg.

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Upcoming events

Celsius Talk on EU Smart Cities

Date: February 27 at 10:30
Place: Online webinar
In short: Allan Larsson, vice-chair of Horizon Europe Smart Cities Mission, will present the EU Smart Cities Programmes, highlighting what's in it for Celsius cities

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Hotmaps toolbox trainings

Date: February, April & May
Place: Across Europe
In short: Free trainings on the open source digital tool designed to help public authorities map and plan heating and cooling resources and solutions in a resource and cost efficient way.

Info & Registration
 

Celsius Summit 2020

Date: June 17 & 18
Place: Croatia
In short: Save the date for this year's Celsius Summit which will take place in Croatia. More information coming soon.

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Additional events available on: www.celsiuscity.eu/events

 

DG CLIMA and INEA are looking for experts

 

The European Commission's directorate for climate (DG CLIMA) and the Innovation & Network Executive Agency (INEA) are looking for experts to assess Innovation Fund proposals in many fields submitted for EU funding.

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World Bank's carbon markets and pricing learning lab

As the world seeks to enhance global greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation efforts, countries are exploring innovative approaches to scale-up emissions reductions and foster private sector investment in mitigation technologies. Supporting this, the World Bank Group’s Climate Change Action Plan, aligned with the historic Paris Climate Agreement emphasizes the need to mitigate climate change by accelerating climate action through carbon markets and pricing.

This online learning lab brings you a library of leading edge knowledge on carbon pricing and its associated topics through deep dive structured courses, knowledge nuggets and webinars. Here are some examples:

 

E-Course on carbon taxation

This interactive online course takes you through the basic building blocks of how to design and run a carbon tax. Covering questions such as how do you design a carbon tax? What kind of sources of emissions should be taxed and at what rate? And, what should you do with the revenues?

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Emissions trading Systems: Using Markets to Promote Low Emissions Development

Economic instruments, such as emissions trading schemes and carbon taxes, can help to achieve domestic emission reduction goals and targets in a cost-effective way.

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Policy Instruments for Low Emissions Development: from design to implementation

Exploring a range of policy instruments such as voluntary, regulatory and market-based approaches can help achieve these goals. This course will assist you to plan, design and implement these policy instruments to help spur your country into a low emissions development path.

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Will consumers pay more or less for electricity?

 

On this edition of the Net Zero podcast, Monika de Volder, Senior Economic Officer at BEUC – The European Consumers Organisation, discusses the impact the energy transition may have on electricity prices for consumer. She starts by noting that, against public expectations, electricity prices for households have been increasing over the last ten years, but the digitalization of the electricity sector may also bring benefits for consumers

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