April 19, 2023
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April 19, 2023
Rewatch broadcast – April 19
April
19
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10:00
CEST
CET
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EDT
EST
19
,
2023
,
April 19, 2023
April 19, 2023
Rewatch broadcast – April 19
Welcome to the second day of Stockholm Climate Week. Transitioning from fossil-based energy systems is a key pillar of the climate transition. We gather leading experts and companies to showcase solutions and innovations to accelerate renewable energy and the electrification of transport. Join us for in-depth discussions on energy efficiency and energy security, and how to rapidly phase out the trillions of dollars in fossil fuel subsidies. See full program below.
Join us for the opening session of day 2 of Stockholm Climate Week.
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How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
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Energy efficiency has never been more relevant than now. With an ongoing energy crisis and the need to stay on course for the 1.5°C target, the world needs to immediately respond and take action. While measures have been taken to change consumer behavior, we also need to unlock the potential of energy efficiency in industrial sectors. Here we are joined by global associations, solution providers, and governmental representatives exploring opportunities and barriers to accelerate energy efficiency and slow climate change.
Speakers:
Hosts:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time during the EU environment ministers’ meeting in Stockholm, and listen to climate innovations at New Lab.
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The Baltic Sea holds a huge potential to generate significant amounts of renewable energy, supporting Europe and the world’s efforts to combat climate change. In doing so, the Baltic can also play a key role in assisting the growth of green, hydrogen-powered shipping, provide supportive infrastructure for regional security and even boost marine biodiversity. Join us to learn from experts how this can happen sustainably and in ways that can get buy-in from the military to environmentalists.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time during the EU environment ministers’ meeting in Stockholm, and listen to climate innovations at New Lab.
Speakers:
Organizers:
Listen to Pär Larshans, Director of Sustainability of Ragn-Sells, as he tells us about how we can produce energy, create heat and reduce our energy use through the use of circular solutions. Ragn-Sells looks at what is usually seen as waste and sees resources, and offers solutions that reduce our emissions and unlock new material flows.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
In this session Schneider Electric will, together with three customers, discuss a practical approach to drive sustainability, digitalization and electrification amidst challenging times.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
We need to change how we produce and use energy. By scaling up new solutions that produce renewable energy, reduce energy consumption, and reimagine how energy is used, we can achieve significant emissions reductions. In this segment, we listen to We Don’t Have Time partners present concrete solutions to do this.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Sweden has great potential to become a leading supplier of carbon dioxide removals if global trade and a global market for negative emissions is created. A conservative estimate is that Sweden could capture over 30 million tonnes biogenic CO2. A global market for negative emissions could create over 25,000 jobs and increase GDB by 2.4 billion a year. Stockholm Exergi is among the first companies in the world to be able to invite companies to acquire negative emissions in significant volumes, based on their large scale BECCS facility, with a predicted yearly capacity of 800,000 tonnes. Companies could use carbon removal certificates (CRC) to reach their climate objectives by neutralizing their residual emissions and also compensate other emissions still to be abated within a framework of emission reductions in line with the Paris agreement of limiting global warming.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Our world relies on the transportation of goods, but our current transportation system is not sustainable. In this session, Scania will tell us how they drive the transition to a system that can maintain all the necessary transports, without emitting greenhouse gasses or disrupting our environment. Join us as we discuss how we involve the whole value chain, and what we need from public policy to make it happen.
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How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
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Get to know the true and previously untold story about We Don’t Have Time and the journey we’re on. In only six years' time, we have built the world’s largest social media for climate solutions. Listen to the founders tell their story of how they helped shape a global movement – from Trump and Greta, via Frankie the Dino and Rosie the Riveter – to their current plans to connect people and the world’s climate data.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
The United Nations Development Programme is bringing together notable experts to make sense of the most pressing climate concerns of our times. The session aims to focus on UNDP’s work within the domain of transitioning to carbon neutral energy. UNDP’s Sustainable Energy Hub works with countries around the globe to build sustainable energy systems and advocates for phasing out fossil fuel subsidies. For example, UNDP’s Don't Choose Extinction campaign has had enormous success bringing this topic to a global audience. During this session we will also touch on the power of communication behind the sustainable development goal (SDGs) while changing the narrative, as a crucial step in fighting the climate crisis and transitioning to a carbon neutral world.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Join us for a glass of sparkling wine, some green food, and mingle with our friends, partners, speakers, business leaders, and international guests. And meet Frankie the Dino.
Everyone registered to the day has access to Frankie the Dino Party.
How to participate: From SPACE arena, Stockholm, Sweden
Organizers:
Tree planting is more important than ever. With an ever changing climate due to human action, areas are becoming more arid, temperatures are rising, crops are being destroyed by salt intrution, and among those most affected are those living below the Sahara desert in a region known as the Sahel. Time for action is now and it can begin with the planting of mangrove trees in Gambia, a small nation on the West coast of Africa. Aidan and Kemo will discuss the intricasies of tree plantings and what it can mean for the environment and its people with a highlight on community engagement.
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This broadcast is part of Stockholm Climate Week. Main page. April 18 • April 20 • April 22
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Join us for the opening session of day 2 of Stockholm Climate Week.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Energy efficiency has never been more relevant than now. With an ongoing energy crisis and the need to stay on course for the 1.5°C target, the world needs to immediately respond and take action. While measures have been taken to change consumer behavior, we also need to unlock the potential of energy efficiency in industrial sectors. Here we are joined by global associations, solution providers, and governmental representatives exploring opportunities and barriers to accelerate energy efficiency and slow climate change.
Speakers:
Hosts:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time during the EU environment ministers’ meeting in Stockholm, and listen to climate innovations at New Lab.
Speakers:
Organizers:
The Baltic Sea holds a huge potential to generate significant amounts of renewable energy, supporting Europe and the world’s efforts to combat climate change. In doing so, the Baltic can also play a key role in assisting the growth of green, hydrogen-powered shipping, provide supportive infrastructure for regional security and even boost marine biodiversity. Join us to learn from experts how this can happen sustainably and in ways that can get buy-in from the military to environmentalists.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time during the EU environment ministers’ meeting in Stockholm, and listen to climate innovations at New Lab.
Speakers:
Organizers:
Listen to Pär Larshans, Director of Sustainability of Ragn-Sells, as he tells us about how we can produce energy, create heat and reduce our energy use through the use of circular solutions. Ragn-Sells looks at what is usually seen as waste and sees resources, and offers solutions that reduce our emissions and unlock new material flows.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
In this session Schneider Electric will, together with three customers, discuss a practical approach to drive sustainability, digitalization and electrification amidst challenging times.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
We need to change how we produce and use energy. By scaling up new solutions that produce renewable energy, reduce energy consumption, and reimagine how energy is used, we can achieve significant emissions reductions. In this segment, we listen to We Don’t Have Time partners present concrete solutions to do this.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Sweden has great potential to become a leading supplier of carbon dioxide removals if global trade and a global market for negative emissions is created. A conservative estimate is that Sweden could capture over 30 million tonnes biogenic CO2. A global market for negative emissions could create over 25,000 jobs and increase GDB by 2.4 billion a year. Stockholm Exergi is among the first companies in the world to be able to invite companies to acquire negative emissions in significant volumes, based on their large scale BECCS facility, with a predicted yearly capacity of 800,000 tonnes. Companies could use carbon removal certificates (CRC) to reach their climate objectives by neutralizing their residual emissions and also compensate other emissions still to be abated within a framework of emission reductions in line with the Paris agreement of limiting global warming.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Our world relies on the transportation of goods, but our current transportation system is not sustainable. In this session, Scania will tell us how they drive the transition to a system that can maintain all the necessary transports, without emitting greenhouse gasses or disrupting our environment. Join us as we discuss how we involve the whole value chain, and what we need from public policy to make it happen.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Get to know the true and previously untold story about We Don’t Have Time and the journey we’re on. In only six years' time, we have built the world’s largest social media for climate solutions. Listen to the founders tell their story of how they helped shape a global movement – from Trump and Greta, via Frankie the Dino and Rosie the Riveter – to their current plans to connect people and the world’s climate data.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
The United Nations Development Programme is bringing together notable experts to make sense of the most pressing climate concerns of our times. The session aims to focus on UNDP’s work within the domain of transitioning to carbon neutral energy. UNDP’s Sustainable Energy Hub works with countries around the globe to build sustainable energy systems and advocates for phasing out fossil fuel subsidies. For example, UNDP’s Don't Choose Extinction campaign has had enormous success bringing this topic to a global audience. During this session we will also touch on the power of communication behind the sustainable development goal (SDGs) while changing the narrative, as a crucial step in fighting the climate crisis and transitioning to a carbon neutral world.
Speakers:
How to participate: From SPACE arena and online
Organizers:
Join us for a glass of sparkling wine, some green food, and mingle with our friends, partners, speakers, business leaders, and international guests. And meet Frankie the Dino.
Everyone registered to the day has access to Frankie the Dino Party.
How to participate: From SPACE arena, Stockholm, Sweden
Organizers:
Tree planting is more important than ever. With an ever changing climate due to human action, areas are becoming more arid, temperatures are rising, crops are being destroyed by salt intrution, and among those most affected are those living below the Sahara desert in a region known as the Sahel. Time for action is now and it can begin with the planting of mangrove trees in Gambia, a small nation on the West coast of Africa. Aidan and Kemo will discuss the intricasies of tree plantings and what it can mean for the environment and its people with a highlight on community engagement.
Organizers:
Previously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.
https://www.earthday.orgCatarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson is an expert moderator, lecturer, and devoted workshop leader in facilitating sustainable development. Catarina moderates for the EU Commission, the Swedish Government, corporations, local municipalities, and universities. She is also content director at A Sustainable Tomorrow and co-founder of the global climate NGO Our Kids´Climate.
Madeleine holds dual roles within the management team of Alfa Laval's Energy Division.She serves as the President of the Business Unit for Electrolyzer & Fuel Cell Technologies, in addition to her role as the Head of Clean Technologies. In her capacity as the Head of Clean Technologies, Madeleine oversees a wide range of responsibilities, including public affairs, investment and acquisitions, as well as the business development of various applications, such as Energy Storage, Hydrogen and Carbon Capture and Storage. Madeleine's tenure with Alfa Laval began in 2014, during which she has held various positions related to strategy and business development. She is a holder of M.Sc. degrees in both Industrial Engineering and Management, as well as Biotechnology, earned from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg.
Niels Fuglsang was elected to the European Parliament representing the Social Democratic Party in Denmark in 2019. He is a member of the ITRE-committee (Industry, Research and Energy) and the Committee on tax-related matters (FISC). Moreover he is a substitute in the Committee for Economy, and Foreign Affairs and sits in both the Intergroup for Animal Welfare and the Euro-China-Delegation. In 2021 he become Ph.d. from Copenhagen Business School, specializing in political economy and financial policy-models. Recently he was the lead negotiator on the new EU Energy Efficiency Directive, which presents historic new standards for energy consumption reduction across Europe.
Anette Nordvall is the chairwoman of We Don't Have Time. Active Early Stage Tech Investor and Environmentalist, focusing on the New Nordic markets on ICT, and Deep-tech Science based innovation; while adding for profit Impact, Diversity, Environment, and Global goals into the mist. Appreciated Board member, Public speaker and Business leader. Appointed by Swedish Business Magazine Di Digital as one of Sweden’s Most Powerful Tech-investors 2015, 2016. Named at Nordic100 Most Influential Person, 2017 and 2018. Nominated as Pay-it-forward Investor 2017 at Swedish Start-up Gala. Mentioned in EBAN 2018 report on 200+ most active Business Angels in Europe. Cored at Venture Cup Swedish Country final 2018 as "Sweden's nicest Business Angel”. Nominated by DI Digital as one of Sweden's most important tech Investor 2021.
Gustaf Sundell is a member of Scania’s Executive Board and heading Mobility Solutions, a unit formed in 2021 to capture market opportunities in the future transport ecosystem. Gustaf has a solid and international experience at Scania where he has had several positions over the years, previously Head of Strategy and Corporate Management. His contributions to making Scania equipped for an evolving ecosystem have been great.
Adam Savitz Title: Adam Savitz is a purpose-driven and highly networked sustainability leader, with 20 years of global experience inspiring CEOs and businesses across sectors, to design, build and execute pioneering sustainability strategies. He has worked with leaders across industry, government, NGOs, and the start-up world to take a systems-based, collaborative approach – resulting in impactful net zero transformations. Prior to Johnson Controls, he was a Managing Director at Xynteo, and helped develop PwC's leading Sustainability & Climate Change consulting business in London and New York. Adam graduated from Leeds University’s School of Earth and Environment, in the United Kingdom with a BSc in Environmental Science and an MA in Environment and Business.
Kevin is Senior Programme Manager at the International Energy Agency, where he oversees the analytical work of the IEA’s Energy Efficiency Division. He has almost 30 years of experience working with different governments to develop, implement and evaluate policy and programmes to increase energy efficiency. He has a PhD in statistics and climatology, with postdoctoral research into energy efficiency at the University of Oxford.
Teresa Ribera is Vice-President of the Government of Spain and Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge. Prior to that, Ms Ribera was Director of the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI) from 2014 to 2018, and enabled the Institute to play a key role in the negotiation of the Paris Climate Agreement and the transition towards sustainable development. She served as the Spanish Secretary of State for Climate Change and Biodiversity from 2008 to 2011, responsible for environmental and climate policies, as well as the National Meteorological Agency. A public official from the Senior Corps of State Civil Administrators, she has also taught at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
Lars Schedin is a Senior Advisor & Co-founder of EcoDataCenter. He had previously diverse positions as CEO, COO, CFO and Board member. He is highly skilled in strategic planning, business development, performance management and business analysis.
Kirsi Simola-Laaksonen serves as Chief Information Officer at Citycon, the leading owner, manager and developer of 33 mixed-use centers for urban living in the Nordics and Baltics. Today she leads the business technology, sustainability, business process improvement, operations development and HR teams. She is a passionate leading-by-data enthusiast, being a true “well at work” advocate and gets excited when talking about sustainable property management and development. Kirsi has +10 years of experience in the real estate industry and has also worked in the big4 professional accounting and consulting services network for almost a decade.
Jesper has been an entrepreneur within HVAC and energy recovery his entire life, building, running and selling companies. The latest, except for Enjay, is UVtech AB who developed and launched UV-technology as the first company in the world to restaurant ventilation.
Scott Cohen is the Co-Founder of New Lab @ The Brooklyn Navy Yard. Cohen is a versatile artist and entrepreneur with a vast appetite to learn about new technologies and build bridges where none existed. He has a particular interest in people working across disciplines that are leveraging entrepreneurship, technology, and design to solve high-impact problems facing society. As an entrepreneur, investor, and artist, Cohen’s work is deeply rooted in endeavors that draw us closer to the natural environment, enliven civic life, and drive entrepreneurial wedges into legacy industries ripe for change. Beyond New Lab, his career has spanned many disciplines ranging from his partnerships with Belt, his own photographic works, and a narrative feature film he shot in Antarctica that won a FIPRESCI Grand Jury Award for Best New American Cinema.
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