Background: In July 2016, the European Commission made a proposal for the Effort Sharing Regulation which sets national emission reduction targets for the EU Member States for sectors including transport, agriculture, buildings and waste. The EU has agreed to 30% emissions cuts in these sectors by 2030.While the proposal offers clear benefits for citizens such as cleaner air, more comfortable homes and better livable cities, it includes a number of potential loopholes that could risk the delivery of the EU’s climate objectives. Please register here for this event before the 18 January. Seats are limited! Programme Dr. Miriam Dalli, Member of the European Parliament – Opening remarks Ms. Verena Graichen, Oeko-institut – Effort Sharing pathways compatible with the Paris Agreement commitments Ms. Femke de Jong, Carbon Market Watch – The Effort Sharing Regulation in numbers Mr. Hans Bergman, DG CLIMA – Reaction from the European Commission Ms. Anais Maillet, French environment ministry – How to capitalise on the low-carbon opportunities of the non-ETS sectors? Mr. David Dent, Azotic Technologies – Low-carbon opportunities in the agricultural sector Mr. Carlos Calvo Ambel, Transport & Environment – The role of transport decarbonization in the ESR Q&A – moderated by Ms. Merja Kyllönen, Member of the European Parliament Mr. Benedek Jávor, Member of the European Parliament – Concluding remarks Downloads: Oeko-Institut - Effort Sharing pathways compatible with the Paris Agreement commitments.pdf PDF, 671.4 KByte Carbon Market Watch - The Effort Sharing Regulation in numbers – introducing the emissions calculator.pdf PDF, 1.3 MByte French Environment ministry - How to capitalise on the low-carbon opportunities of the non-ETS sectors?.pdf PDF, 393.5 KByte Azotic Technologies - Low-carbon opportunities in the agricultural sector.pdf PDF, 3.0 MByte T&E - Role of transport decarbonization in the ESR.pdf PDF, 699.7 KByte