IPM25 Brussels – Inter-Parliamentary Meeting

20 & 21 March 2025, in the premises of the European Parliament, Brussels and the House of Representatives of Belgium, Brussels

“A new plan for Europe’s prosperity and competitiveness: The Clean Industrial Deal”

European Parliament, Brussels

EUFORES has held its annual cross-party Inter-parliamentary Meeting on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in 2025 as a tandem-conference both in the premises of the:

– European Parliament, Brussels on 20 March 2025

– House of Representatives of Belgium, Brussels on 21 March 2025

House of Representatives of Belgium, Brussels

Top speakers and representatives from the EU27 national parliaments, the European Parliament, the International Energy Agency, the European Commission, industry, science and NGOs gathered to discuss the prospects of renewable energy and energy efficiency for economic growth, social integration and prosperity for the European Union – all in the light of the climate emergency, the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine.

A special focus lied on the implementation of the EU Green Deal and the discussions on the new EU Clean Industrial Deal.

IPM25 was the kick-off IPM event after the European Parliament elections in June 2024 and brought together legislators from all over EU27.

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Photos of the event

IPM25 Brussels

Photographie : © Bénédicte Maindiaux – www.benedictemaindiaux.com

Download the Slides of the speakers

Walburga Hemetsberger

“Solar Energy today – big, fast and affordable worldwide and in Europe”

Nina Neumann


Mirella Vitale

How to get to big scale renovations?”

Thibault Girardot


Eva Chamizo Llatas

“How the Electrification of Industrial Processes improves EU Industrial Competitivity”

Paul Kenny


Christiane Egger

“Narratives for the Competitiveness of Industry”

James Watson


Yolanda Garcia Mezquita

“Getting Closer: The Key Role of National Parliaments for the energy transition and modernization
of Europe’s industries”

Seda Orhan


Giles Dickson

“The importance of speeding up authorisations of renewables projects”

Janina Habethal


Matt Hinde

“The economic benefits of a closer EU-UK cooperation in the North Seas”

Rene Tammist


Susanne Nies

“Integrating Ukraine and Moldova into the South-East Europe power grid”

Julian Popov


Christelle Verstraeten

“Secure grids through a coordinated cyber-protection and reliable long-term financing”

Øyvind Vessia


Michael Villa

“Flexible consumers and prosumers: the advantages of a decentralised and digitised electricity
system”

Christian Zinglersen


Heymi Bahar

“IEA study on the potential of Geothermal Energy for the Energy Transition”

Matthieu Ballu


Karin Thelen

“The Geothermal Projects of the City of Munich”

Background

EUFORES aims at gathering the 100 most active parliamentarians in the field of renewable energy and energy efficiency. The event will be the perfect opportunity to exchange knowledge and to engage in discussions with like-minded colleagues from other Member States and the European Parliament, officials of national governments, the European Commission and selected representatives from industry and the scientific sector.

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