Agenda

09:00	Welcome coffee, registration and networking
09:20	Opening remarks by DG CLIMA Synopsis: Key policy insights on accelerating climate action towards a rapid and fair transition Presentation on NAVIGATE by Elmar Kriegler, PIK Presentation on ENGAGE by Bas van Ruijven, IIASA
09:50	Thematic parallel sessions on accelerating climate action Post Glasgow pathways towards 1.5°C: how can the gap between Glasgow and 1.5°C be closed at the global and national level? Recent net-zero pledges could take the world a long way towards meeting the Paris climate goals, but a gap remains, Isabela Schmidt Tagomori, PBL Recent net-zero pledges could take the world a long way towards meeting the Paris climate goals, but a gap remains –A national perspective, Fabio Diuana, COPPETEC How to achieve rapid and effective decarbonisation across different sectors? Policy entry points to close the gap to 1.5°C, Jessica Strefler, PIK Transformative policies on the productions side can pave the way to 1.5°C, Panagiotis Fragkos, E3M Decarbonising the demand side, Vassilis Daioglou, PBL Sector discussions Industry, Nico Bauer, PIK Transport, Gunnar Luderer, PIK Buildings, Alessio Mastrucci, IIASA
11:00	Coffee break
11:20	Thematic parallel sessions on feasibility and fair transition Just transition and economic growth: An income and employment perspective on the EU and global level Distributional implications of climate policies and impacts, Johannes Emmerling, RFF-CMCC Assessing the socio-economic impacts of different ways to recycle carbon revenues, Panagiotis Fragkos, E3M How to make the transition feasible: Systematic exploration of enablers to overcome feasibility barriers Feasibility of achieving ambitious climate goals?, Keywan Riahi, IIASA Addressing Regional Feasibility Concerns in the Race to Net Zero, Elina Brutschin, IIASA
12:30	Reflections on knowledge gaps and future needs for scientific policy advice by the EC and researchers
13:10	Sandwich lunch and networking