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10.30–12.00UNITY OF DEMOCRACIES SESSION
Introductory speach
PETRO BESHTA
(Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Republic of Lithuania)
Ambassadors' discussion In the context of Russia's war in Ukraine and the energy crisis, what are the decisions taken by the European Union and the democracies that give us hope that we are moving towards a safer and greener future?
Participants:
PETRO BESHA (Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Republic of Lithuania),
INGER BUXTON (Ambassador of Sweden to Lithuania),
BRIAN OLLEY (United Kingdom Ambassador to Lithuania),
HANS BRASK (Ambassador of Denmark to Lithuania).
Moderated by RUSLANAS IRŽIKEVIČIUS (Founder, Editor-in-Chief at the Lithuania tribune)
Is the EU trying to tackle the energy crisis? Is it trying to reduce funding for dictatorships that use fossil fuel revenues for war? What should the EU do to ensure that the war in Ukraine is the last?
Panel discussion: How can EU energy policy affect the future of Europe and the world - increasing or decreasing the possibility of energy and economic crises and wars?
A vision for the development of a zero-carbon EU energy network: which decisions should be taken at the national and which at the EU level to accelerate the greening of the European economy?
Expert discussion: How is Russia undermining the unity of democracies and imposing solutions that slow down the green transformation? How should democracies resist this?
Technologies whose evolution will contribute most to reducing pollution and increasing the economic, business, and energy independence potential of democracies
Green transformation of business sectors: presentation and discussion of developments and case studies in trade, manufacturing and other sectors
The potential of digitalization to reduce pollution and strengthen the foundations of the green economy: where are the breakthroughs and where should business and the state be more decisive?
Special sessions on the development of hydrogen and storage capacities: what EU and national policy solutions could ensure European leadership in these areas?
Government decisions to mitigate the impact of the Russian energy crisis on Lithuanian society and business
Opportunities for independent electricity suppliers to reduce electricity prices for consumers; decisions taken and planned to increase these opportunities
Potential for the development of renewable energy in Lithuania to reduce prices for citizens, businesses, and industry
Financing the transformation of renewable energy and the green economy: what should a business expect from finance and what from public authorities?
Government policies and decisions to achieve rapid decarbonization of public and private transport in Lithuania this decade
A vision for decarbonizing urban public transport: how to reduce costs and make services cheaper in the short term?
The evolution of transport and green policy in Vilnius: what changes can the capital city expect after the upcoming mayoral elections?
The green transformation of Lithuania's rail, seaport, airport, and road transport sectors: key trends
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