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EU Energy Policy
Challenges and vision for a common EU energy policy
6 - 10 July 2020 / Bruges & Brussels, Belgium
About the course
After four successful editions of the two-week executive training course on the “Energy Union”, for 2020 we have developed a new one-week programme which will give participants a thorough understanding of EU energy policies and governance (including the Clean Energy for All Europeans Package), affected also by international climate change concerns.
The course will look at the future outlook for the Energy Union and will cover recent developments brought in by the new European Commission.
By the end of the course, participants will have a full understanding of the different aspects to take into consideration when approaching the topic of energy and will possess the tools to be able to grasp and address the complex challenges ahead.
The programme is the result of a complementary collaboration between the College of Europe and InnoEnergy, which brings together academic excellence and innovation.
Learning methodology
- Interactive training: theoretical and practical sessions;
- Case studies: designed to present and develop essential skills and discuss current issues;
- Study visit: to learn directly from EU officials.
Active participation is required and networking opportunities are strongly encouraged.
Why participate?
Through this programme, participants will have an opportunity to:
- Update and improve their knowledge and understanding of the EU’s energy policy and the Energy Union;
- Explore the links between energy sources, renewables, energy efficiency and climate change;
- Go on a study visit to Brussels and discuss the challenges and future of EU energy policy with high-level EU officials;
- Learn in a multicultural environment;
- Extend their personal and professional networks;
- Receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.