Will we be flying green in 2025?

In his New Year's speech in 2022, the Prime Minister promised a green domestic route for the Danes in 2025, and a completely green domestic aviation in 2030. Two years later, the question is whether it is even realistic to fulfill either of the two goals?

We know that air transport is a major burden on the climate. Power-to-X technology can convert renewable energy from the sun and wind into green fuels (eSAF), so that we can fly more climate-friendly in the future. Aviation is difficult to electrify directly, but PtX can remove a large part of the climate impact of flights, and is therefore a big step towards a greener transport industry.

We take the debate with companies, state, municipality, organizations and universities to a debate about whether the objectives from the agreement can be achieved.

We also ask the panel what challenges and possible societal benefits Power-to-X can provide, in terms of industry and jobs.

Time 15 June at 10.15-11.15

Location: H5 – Waterfront stage

 

The panel consists of:

- Jeppe Juul, senior advisor, Green Transition Denmark

– Mads Brandstrup, SVP Communications, Public Affairs & Sustainability, SAS

– Holger Schou Rasmussen, Mayor, Lolland Municipality

– Stinus Lindgreen, member of the Folketing, transport spokesperson, Radikale Venstre,

– Brian Vad Mathiesen, professor of Energy Planning, Aalborg University

– Knud Erik Andersen, CEO Director, European Energy

Laila Kildesgaard from Steder Skaber Folk moderates the debate.

More info about the event here

Find our other debate meetings at Folkemødet here

Contact

Jeppe Juul

Head of transport policy

(+45) 3318 1948
jeppe@rgo.dk

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