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Marine Cornelis invites Louise Sunderland to discuss Europe energy policy, New York, and the Global Quest for Energy Equity.
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Marine Cornelis invites Louise Sunderland to discuss Europe energy policy, New York, and the Global Quest for Energy Equity.
The EU Fit-From-55 policy framework aims to balance climate goals with social objectives, but is it enough?
Host Marine Cornelis sits down with Louise Sunderland, Managing Principal at the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), to explore how Europe’…
At Enlit Europe, we tackled the hard truths about gender inequality in the energy sector: women make up just 22% of the oil and gas workforce, earn 20% less than men, and are often absent from key decision-making roles. But this isn’t just about stats—it’s about solidarity, mentorship, and embracing the diversity women bring to the table. Women are changing the game, and it’s only the beginning.
Trust in the energy system is slipping. Rising bills, confusing policies, and distant decision-making have left many people feeling overlooked and skeptical. At Enlit Europe, we tackled the hard questions: How do we prove the energy transition benefits people directly? How do we rebuild trust when so many feel let down? The answers lie in clear communication, local collaboration, and showing real results—not someday, but now.
What does it take to power Europe with 100% renewable energy by 2040? According to Cosimo Tansini from the European Environmental Bureau, the answer isn’t just about clean energy—it’s about how we use land and empower communities. In this episode of Energ’Ethic, we dive into the Paris Agreement Compatible (PAC) Scenario, which outlines how Europe can achieve climate neutrality while using only 2.2% of its land. From balancing renewables with nature conservation to giving citizens a stake in their energy future, this conversation sheds light on how to build a sustainable, community-driven energy transition.
How Much Land Do We Really Need for 100% Renewable Energy?
Imagine a world where Europe runs entirely on renewable energy by 2040. That’s the vision Cosimo Tansini shares in this episode of Energ’Ethic—but how much land will that take? And can we ac…
In this episode of Energ’Ethic, Marine Cornelis is joined by Tuscany Bell, Utility Sector Lead at the European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU). Together, they dive into the critical role that unions play in ensuring a just energy transition, where the rights of workers are protected, and no one is left behind.
What role do unions play in driving a fair transition to renewable energy?
In this episode of Energ’Ethic, we explore this critical question with Tuscany Bell (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tuscany-bell-6216ab113/), Utility Sector Lead at the European…
What does a Just Energy transition look like in coal-dependent regions? In Episode 55 of Energ’ Ethic Podcast , Miłosława (Miłka) Stępień shares her decades of experience in driving a fair and inclusive green transition. Discover how renewables can solve environmental, Energy Poverty, justice and employment challenges.
Episode 55: Tackling Energy Poverty and Building a Fair Transition with Miłka Stępień
Can renewable energy end energy poverty while creating better jobs? In this episode of Energ’ Ethic, we explore how Central and Eastern Europe is confronting these c…
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