Speakers
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Associate Fellow, Chatham House
![Andrian_Prokip](https://lmc.icds.ee/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Andrian_Prokip-300x169.jpg?x83798)
Director of Energy Programme, Ukrainian Institute for the Future
![Alan Riley](https://lmc.icds.ee/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Alan_Riley-200x200.jpg?x83798)
Visiting Professor at the College of Europe
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Associate Professor for International Politics at the Department of Political Science and Public Management at the University of Southern Denmark
Moderator
![Vivian Loonela](https://lmc.icds.ee/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Vivian_Loonela-200x200.jpg?x83798)
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?