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CINEA has published the (expected) deadlines for the LIFE programme in 2024. Are you working on a project that contributes to one of the topics below? Then contact our LIFE specialists for more information. 🦔 Nature and Biodiversity 🌱 Circular Economy and Quality of Life 🌍 Climate Mitigation and Adaptation 🔋 Renewable Energy Transition #LIFE #grant #funding #LIFEprogramme #sustainabity #nature #climate #environment CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

🗓 2024 LIFE PROGRAMME CALLS AVAILABLE TOMORROW It has been announced by CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency that all 2024 calls for the #LIFEProgramme will be published on 18 April on the European Commission's “Funding & tender opportunities” portal. The main objective of the programme is to contribute to the #transition to a sustainable, circular, energy-efficient, renewable energy-based, climate-neutral and climate-resilient economy. The LIFE programme is divided into two strands: one for the #environment and another for #climateaction. • Environment, which includes “Nature and biodiversity” and “Circular economy and quality of life” • Climate action, which includes “Climate change mitigation and adaptation” and “Clean energy transition”.

We are very delighted to announce that the #OffshoreDialogue organized by SMM Hamburg & GMT - Gesellschaft für Maritime Technik e.V. has again been approved as an official UN Ocean Decade #Activity. "#Sustainability #needs for the #ocean #we #want" is the motto of this year's #Offshore #Dialogue. With the two panels "Offshore Energy" and "Offshore Resilience" we will have outstanding experts on stage to discuss climate change processes in the oceans as well as the opportunities offered by #digitalization to achieve our #climate #targets. Claus Ulrich Selbach, Sören Ehlers, Dieter Janecek, Torgeir Sterri, and Marco Klein Walter L. Kuehnlein, #Sebastian #Unger, Patricia De Almeida, and Erik Seidelmann Special thanks to Dr. Ulrike Heine, Steffen Knodt, Simone Nakötter, Nina Krüger, and last but by far not least Petra Mahnke. #OffshoreEnergy #OffshoreResilience #experts #Offshore #Dialogue #Thursday https://lnkd.in/dSQgZncq (Link also in comment)

📌 LIFE RePowerEU Conference, 14 and 15 May 2024, Brescia Today the LIFE platform #RePowerEU Conference, promoted by the European Commission, with the EU Environment and Climate (DG Climate), and CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, opened in Brescia. The conference was dedicated to the #European #REPowerEU plan and to the strategies implemented by Italy in the achievement of the #decarbonisation goals, with a special focus on the efficient #heating and #cooling sector, one of the cornerstones of the European strategy. 💥 An important meeting to discuss energy efficiency and innovative solutions for #heating and #cooling. #CleanEnergyAhead #decarbonized #co2emissions #sustainability #collaboration #energytransition #EuropeanCommission

CWP Global Cofounder Dimitar Enchev joined a panel alongside John Kerry, Maroš Šefčovič, and Beata Daszynska-Muzyczka at the Green Transition Forum 4.0 this Wednesday, June 26th. In a thought-provoking discussion on the key priorities for climate action, Dimitar highlighted the immense potential of the green transition for Southeast Europe. Rather than viewing it as a challenge, he emphasized how this transition can position Southeast Europe as a vital energy supplier to the rest of Europe, thanks to the region's abundant potential and complementary weather patterns. John Kerry underscored the importance of nations meeting their commitments and acknowledged the global nature of these efforts. He resonated with Dimitar's perspective, agreeing that the green transition is a significant opportunity to create new jobs and offer substantial returns on investment. #GreenTransition #ClimateAction #SoutheastEurope #RenewableEnergy #CWP #Sustainability #GreenJobs #InvestmentOpportunities

The risks and opportunities associated with climate change and the energy transition are of a scale and significance that warrants special attention. The oceans are under particular threat from climate change and as this is our working place PGS is striving to work with others in the industry to improve understanding, technology, and practices, and to reduce impacts on marine ecosystems. Through our membership of the Energeo Alliance, PGS can #MakeEnergyPossible by fostering collaboration, advocating for data, and most importantly promoting responsible energy solutions in our industry. One example of this is PGS' dedication to furthering United Nations SDG 14 – life below water. In 2016, EnerGeo launched an ocean debris removal project based on collaboration across the entire energy geoscience industry. It's called the Sustainable Seas Initiative. Based on input from all partners involved, EnerGeo Alliance built a database on marine debris. They report that seismic crews have removed an astonishing 1.1 million kilograms of debris since 2016. This is just the start of the journey to help create a sustainable energy future and PGS, alongside partners, is constantly working to make a sustainable future possible. #EnerGeoAlliance #sustainability #sustainablefuture

The risks and opportunities associated with climate change and the energy transition are of a scale and significance that warrants special attention. The oceans are under particular threat from climate change and as this is our working place PGS is striving to work with others in the industry to improve understanding, technology, and practices, and to reduce impacts on marine ecosystems. Through our membership of the Energeo Alliance, PGS can #MakeEnergyPossible by fostering collaboration, advocating for data, and most importantly promoting responsible energy solutions in our industry. One example of this is PGS' dedication to furthering United Nations SDG 14 – life below water. In 2016, EnerGeo launched an ocean debris removal project based on collaboration across the entire energy geoscience industry. It's called the Sustainable Seas Initiative. Based on input from all partners involved, EnerGeo Alliance built a database on marine debris. They report that seismic crews have removed an astonishing 1.1 million kilograms of debris since 2016. This is just the start of the journey to help create a sustainable energy future and PGS, alongside partners, is constantly working to make a sustainable future possible. #EnerGeoAlliance #sustainability #sustainablefuture

The risks and opportunities associated with climate change and the energy transition are of a scale and significance that warrants special attention. The oceans are under particular threat from climate change and as this is our working place PGS is striving to work with others in the industry to improve understanding, technology, and practices, and to reduce impacts on marine ecosystems. Through our membership of the Energeo Alliance, PGS can #MakeEnergyPossible by fostering collaboration, advocating for data, and most importantly promoting responsible energy solutions in our industry. One example of this is PGS' dedication to furthering United Nations SDG 14 – life below water. In 2016, EnerGeo launched an ocean debris removal project based on collaboration across the entire energy geoscience industry. It's called the Sustainable Seas Initiative. Based on input from all partners involved, EnerGeo Alliance built a database on marine debris. They report that seismic crews have removed an astonishing 1.1 million kilograms of debris since 2016. This is just the start of the journey to help create a sustainable energy future and PGS, alongside partners, is constantly working to make a sustainable future possible. #EnerGeoAlliance #sustainability #sustainablefuture

The risks and opportunities associated with climate change and the energy transition are of a scale and significance that warrants special attention. The oceans are under particular threat from climate change and as this is our working place PGS is striving to work with others in the industry to improve understanding, technology, and practices, and to reduce impacts on marine ecosystems. Through our membership of the Energeo Alliance, PGS can #MakeEnergyPossible by fostering collaboration, advocating for data, and most importantly promoting responsible energy solutions in our industry. One example of this is PGS' dedication to furthering United Nations SDG 14 – life below water. In 2016, EnerGeo launched an ocean debris removal project based on collaboration across the entire energy geoscience industry. It's called the Sustainable Seas Initiative. Based on input from all partners involved, EnerGeo Alliance built a database on marine debris. They report that seismic crews have removed an astonishing 1.1 million kilograms of debris since 2016. This is just the start of the journey to help create a sustainable energy future and PGS, alongside partners, is constantly working to make a sustainable future possible. #EnerGeoAlliance #sustainability #sustainablefuture

Why do people ignore the issues, and then complain because of the consequences. This climate reality has been slowly worsening over the past 30 years to the alarming consequences of today. We need to get to Zet-Zero Now. And as the National Academies are calling for, now it has to be a holistic multi-faceted solution that can be replicated and shared or it isn't going to work, The water-energy-food nexus and the built environment of connected communities. This is exactly what we have been working on over the last several decades at the Lewis Bay Research Center, and now being built on Cape Cod and in Upstate New York with the Cape Cod and Susquahanna Watershed Institute Projects with Rotary International. Distributed, microgrid based SMART Community infrastructure as an evolutionary milestone, we are Launching Plan-B for our survival with our Lewis Bay Research, Earthshot Prize platform. www.autonomouscre.com