A just energy transition for workers: tapping into a century of ideas
In 2021 the European Policy Centre and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung have engaged together in the project ‘A just energy transition: tapping into a century of ideas’. It was nourrished by two expert workshops on the aspects of procedural and distributional justice of the transition which fed into a policy paper. It analyses different energy transitions from the past. The lessons learned are then applied to the current EU policy framework. This allows to draw a series of conclusions and recommendations.
The publication can be downloaded here.
Re-watch our the public presentation...
The paper was finally presented and discussed with the public on 30 November 2021.Speakers in our public conference strongly recommended a more intense involvement of stakeholders in the transition.
- Jens Geier, European Parliament, ITRE Committee
- Adela Tesarova, European Commission, DG Energy
- Corinna Zierold, industriAll, European Trade Union
- Thijs Vandenbussche, European Policy Centre
Read the coverage of our event also on Euractiv.com
You might also be interested in
How to make the most of the European Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages: a guide for trade unions
The EU Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages seeks to raise the quality of life for workers all over Europe. But only a handful of Member States are…
MoreContact
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung European Union & Global Dialogue | Brussels Office
Rue du Taciturne 38
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Team
Sign up for our newsletter!
