Beyond borders: how can the EU become a leader in consumption-based emissions reduction? 

On Monday, 29 January, climate experts will share their thoughts on approaches to including consumption-based emissions considerations in policy and the barriers and needs to take the work further. This event is organised by the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) and Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and hosted by MEP Pär Holmgren (Greens/EFA), co-hosted by MEP Sara Mattieu (Greens/EFA)
For the speakers' presentations, please go to ieep.eu/news/event-beyond-borders-how-can-the-eu-become-a-leader-in-consumption-based-emissions-reduction/
00:00 - 01:13 Welcome Pär Holmgren, MEP (Greens/EFA)
01:13 -12:20 Introductory remarks Sara Matthieu, MEP (Greens/EFA)
12:20 -18:02 Setting the scene - Consumption-based emissions and trade in the EU
Timothy Suljada, SEI (Stockholm Environment Institute)
Why do consumption-based emissions matter for EU policy?
18:02 - 35:56 Barbara Bacigalupi, DG Environment (European Commission)
35:56 - 46:54 Esther Sanye Mengual, Joint Research Centre (European Commission)
46:54 - 57:16 Ioannis Bakas, European Environment Agency
Current MS initiatives Current initiatives and the opportunities and barriers to further efforts by the EU
57:16 - 1:05:07 Sweden: Katarina Axelsson, SEI
1:05:07 - 1:15:15 Denmark: Mikael Minter, CONCITO
1:15:15 - 1:22:15 France: Cesar Dugast, Carbone4
1:22:15 - 1:53:37 Opportunities in the EU policy landscape EU Policy framework - Antoine Oger, IEEP (Institute for European environmental policy) and Open discussion with MEPs and participants
1:53:37 - 2:04:47 Concluding remarks Pär Holmgren, MEP (Greens/EFA)