The EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) will take place on 25-29 October 2021 under the theme: ‘Towards 2030: Reshaping the European Energy System’.

Last year, EUSEW went completely digital and this year you will be able to find us online once again. The event will comprise a 3-day digital Policy Conference, the EUSEW Awards, the second European Youth Energy Day as well as 1:1 video meetings, virtual stands and other networking activities. Participants will also have access to online side events and Sustainable Energy Days, digital events taking place all over Europe.

Registration will open in September.

NETWORKING VILLAGE
The virtual Networking Village is the perfect complement to the high-level Policy Conference. It provides the opportunity for participants and stakeholders to exchange ideas on policies and best practices, and is a chance to lay foundations for future cooperation.

EUSEW AWARDS
In 2020, winners of three categories – Innovation, Youth, and Engagement, as well as winners of the Women in Energy Award, the Eastern Partnership Award and the Citizens’ Award were announced during a live, online EUSEW Awards Ceremony.

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DAYS
In 2020, many organisations ran their own digital events on sustainable energy.
In 2021, Sustainable Energy Days will also take place throughout Europe, organised by public and private organisations. These digital events are the perfect opportunity to engage with local communities and other green changemakers throughout Europe.

EUROPEAN YOUTH ENERGY DAY
During EUSEW 2020, young EU citizens took centre stage at the first ever European Youth Energy Day. 2021 will see the second edition of this event. Young people aged 18-30 will share their vision on Europe’s energy future, presenting their ideas to help make the European Green Deal a reality!

EUSEW SIDE EVENTS
An extended programme of side events will be taking place prior to the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) from 11 to 21 October.

These include a series of digital events complementing the main programme.

From workshops to panels, talks and other activities, the extended programme offers further opportunities to promote and engage in issues surrounding clean energy and Europe’s Green Deal’s objectives.