Following our successful workshop “From Black to Green Power” where the experience of the European power sector was presented on 19 August 2021, a follow up workshop will be held on Monday, 27 September 2021. In this second workshop, China Electricity Council will present a Chinese perspective on green power transition, and a comparison of the power market regulatory framework between EU and China. The Sino-German Energy Partnership will present their work on power sector flexibilisation and energy storage, and Danish Energy Agency wil

EU Energy Day is organised at the EU pavilion of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow. It offers a series of high-level sessions that will highlight the EU’s leadership in the energy transition and engagement towards a global green recovery and just transition. Each session will allow policy-makers, CEOs and civil society leaders to discuss global initiatives advancing the Paris Agreement’s objectives. Simultaneous interpretation English - Chinese will be provided. Click here  to join the interpreted stream

English version PDF (21.9 MB) Kindle (mobi) (2.0 MB) eBook (epub) (1.0 MB) Read online       Table of Contents About ECECP Team Leader’s Letter Phasing out fossil fuels: the Danish experience Short-term pain: the recent energy crunch in Europe and China How can China’s national carbon market contribute to reducing emissions? How to tap the efficiency potential of coal-fired power Power sector flexibility lessons from Germany for better integration of renewables European Green De

The workshop “From Black to Green Power” presented the experience of the European power sector. Kristian Ruby, the Secretary General of EURELECTRIC,  presented the sustainable business strategy for the European power producers and Christian Zinglersen, Director of ACER (Agency of European Energy Regulators), presented the key enablers of Europe’s power sector transformation seen from a regulatory perspective. Danish Energy Agency presented the Danish experience from their recent report  “From black to green – a Danish sustainable energy growth sto