As Europe’s energy systems become increasingly reliant on weather-dependent sources like wind, solar, and hydropower, the intensifying effects of climate change are introducing new uncertainties. Warmer temperatures, wetter conditions, and more frequent extreme weather events are reshaping the landscape of energy production and transmission. In this session, we’ll explore how these changing weather patterns are affecting Europe’s energy infrastructure, output, and reliability — posing both challenges and opportunities.
This discussion will delve into the practical implications of a "warmer, wetter, and wilder" climate, focusing on the ways climate change is directly impacting the energy markets and what adaptations are necessary to build resilient, sustainable systems for the future.
Key topics:
• Effects of extreme weather on hydropower, wind, and solar energy output.
• Climate change challenges to traditional energy infrastructure (e.g. nuclear cooling).
• Case studies on infrastructure disruptions and adaptations.
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Understand how to make your energy activities climate resilient. Register now to reserve your spot in this essential discussion on the future of Europe’s weather-driven energy systems.
