“The energy transition is the greatest challenge of our generation.
To tackle it we need to acquire fundamental insights in the production, transport, use, and storage of our energy – and mobilize our industry.”
Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 demands urgent action! Therefore, we are honored to welcome Mark Boneschanscher, Managing Director at TU/e EIRES (Eindhoven Institute for Renewable Energy Systems), as he presents our current status and promising paths forward, emphasizing the crucial role of the manufacturing industry in shifting from energy as a commodity to energy devices as a commodity.
We must overhaul how we produce, transport, store, and use energy. This requires scalable technologies and an adaptive energy system. But we also face key challenges such as infrastructure upgrades, material shortages, financial investments, and cybersecurity risks. Do we need a more system-wide approach? How do we tackle these issues?
About the session
This event brings together key players from the regional quadruple helix: industry, government, academia, and community organizations. Our goal is accelerate the necessary innovation by forging stronger partnerships, share innovative ideas, and develop actionable steps towards a sustainable energy future.
Join this session, get inspired and learn about the next steps in regional energy transition!
Doors open at 11:45 with a complimentary lunch.
Highlights
- Expert Insights: Leverage the expertise of leading professionals in the industry through interactive discussions.
- Interactive Discussions: Collaborate with diverse stakeholders to map out current initiatives and identify new opportunities.
- Innovative Solutions: Engage in dynamic sessions designed to uncover challenges and brainstorm practical solutions.
- Enhanced Collaboration: Help drive more coordinated and effective efforts with key partners like regional grid operators.
Who should attend?
This session is for anyone involved in or interested in the regional energy transition: industry professionals, government officials, academic researchers, and community leaders. Your participation is crucial in shaping a sustainable future.