Registration is open for the Cooling Down Webinar on “Renewable Cooling to Answer Climate and Energy Challenges”
As global demand for cooling solutions continues to rise, the need for sustainable and renewable cooling technologies has never been more critical. This online event is particularly timely, given the current focus on clean, efficient cooling solutions that bridge European and local perspectives to answer climate challenges at COP29 and energy challenges in Europe: electricity grid infrastructure, cooling grid infrastructures, data centres, and urban heat island effect.
Registration is now open for the upcoming Cooling Down Webinar, “Renewable Cooling to Answer Climate and Energy Challenges,” scheduled for December 11, 2024, from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. CET.
This event is particularly timely, given the current focus on clean, efficient cooling solutions that bridge European and local perspectives. Speakers will present innovative recommendations, industry insights, and strategies to support the sustainable growth of this essential sector. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with industry leaders and stay ahead of the curve in renewable cooling.
Agenda
10:00 am CET – Introduction by Dr. Isabella Nardini, Fraunhofer IEG
- Shaping the Future of Renewable Cooling: Key Policies and Best Practices for Success
Speaker: Saverio Papa, Solar Heat Europe
- Renewable cooling: a strategic role to reduce costs of externalities
Speaker: Virginie Schmidle-Bloch, French geothermal association of professionals – AFPG
- Innovative Business Models: Unlocking New Opportunities in Renewable Cooling
Speaker: Uli Jakob, Dr. Jakob Energy Research GmbH & Co. KG
- Panel Discussion & Q&A
COOLING DOWN Project
COOLING DOWN seeks to propose a vision for a renewable cooling sector in Europe in the coming decades, and issue policy recommendations and proposals to achieve it. Beyond the technological, economic, and social trends to be assessed through research, expert consultations and modelling, the COOLING DOWN project will also be seeking to address the contribution of renewable cooling technologies to climate change adaptation with a specific focus on the mitigation of the urban heat island effect. The COOLING DOWN project has received funding from the European Union under grant agreement 101077140 — LIFE21-CET-COOLING-COOLING DOWN. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
