As a new European mandate begins, it is more essential than ever to pursue the European Green Deal, but also, and above all, to fill the gaps that are compromising the implementation of ambitious energy and climate policies in the long term.

Energy affordability and energy security have, in particular, become major challenges that jeopardise the competitiveness of EU industries and fairness of the EU energy and climate transition. What if accelerating the uptake of clean heating and cooling solutions was the missing link?

This year alone, more than 20 organisations, NGOs and 15 EU Member States called on the European Commission to accelerate the European heating and cooling transition, and further develop efficient heating and cooling networks. Ambition, simplification and funding, are needed to enable European citizens to install clean heat solutions in their homes, and for European cities to exploit their own local heating and cooling sources.

It’s time to bring heat home!

Summit highlights:

This 2024 edition promises to be exceptional and will provide an opportunity to:

Host the launch of our flagship European campaign, #Bringheathome
Present the latest 2040 and 2050 heating and cooling decarbonisation scenarios, developed by the renowned Aalborg university
Trigger an in-depth reflection on EU regulatory tools and financing instruments needed to accelerate the heating and cooling transition in the next EU mandate

About the Summit:
The Euroheat & Power Summit is a high-level, not-to-be missed policy event focusing on the decarbonisation of the European heating and cooling sector through the deployment of efficient district heating and cooling networks.

Registrations are now open!

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