Speakers
John Lough
Associate Fellow, Chatham House
Andrian Prokip
Director of Energy Programme, Ukrainian Institute for the Future
Alan Riley
Visiting Professor at the College of Europe
Sergey Utkin
Associate Professor for International Politics at the Department of Political Science and Public Management at the University of Southern Denmark
Moderator
Vivian Loonela
Coordinating Spokesperson for the European Green Deal, European Commission
However, the transition to carbon neutrality also has several interlocking international relations, regional security and national resilience aspects.
- Would future energy flows from Russia, in the form of hydrogen, benefit the EU, or would they undermine its security, cohesion and competitiveness?
- How should the socio-economic (and by extension, national security) repercussions of decarbonisation in regions dominated by fossil fuels industry be addressed?
- How can greenwashing be avoided if the hydrogen produced from gas continues to dominate the market?
