EU environmental policy is moving fast — and understanding what it means in practice has never been more important. Join our two-day in-person masterclass to get a clear, practical overview of EU environmental legislation, policy developments and industry approaches shaping the green transition.
RegisterNearly all governments around the world remain committed to address climate change, despite recent political upheavals. In the EU, this has led to the introduction and implementation of a wide-ranging set of policies designed to reduce emissions, develop more economic self-reliance and establish a circular economy.
For companies, environmental regulation has complex implications, adding compliance costs but also incentivising operational changes to improve their own efficiency.
Recent years have seen an increased focus on the environmental impact of the ICT sector, in particular because of the very significant increase in the number and size of data centres, largely because of the development and rollout of artificial intelligence. Regulatory scrutiny is growing. At the same time, the sector has substantial opportunities to deploy digital solutions to help other organisations work in a more environmentally-friendly way.
The transport and delivery sector also faces significant environmental challenges, and is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. EU legislation on green vehicles, transport emissions and air pollution seeks to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport and delivery.
In this rapidly changing context, understanding how environmental rules apply and are implemented and enforced across Europe has become essential for regulators, policymakers and organisations operating in the ICT sector, and in the transport and delivery sector.
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