Energy Transitions Podcast: COP26: Lessons learned from Glasgow

Posted on: 1 December 2021

This podcast discussion provides a brief look at the wins and disappointments from the COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow.

This podcast discussion provides a brief look at the wins and disappointments from the COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow.

We answer the question, what’s next and unpack how Enlit Europe in Milan will capitalise on the current momentum within the energy sector to drive forward Europe’s energy transition.

Host:
Pamela Largue, Staff Writer, Power Engineering International

Speakers:
Paddy Young, Director of Enlit
Kelvin Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Power Engineering International and Enlit Europe
Areti Ntaradimou, Editor, Smart Energy International and Content Direction, Enlit Europe

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