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Opening keynote - 15 September 11.30-12.30 CET

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GOVTRAN Final Event Series

Fit for 55% and climate neutrality: The future of Europe in the World

Opening keynote -  15 September 11.30-12.30 CET
Keynote by Mr. Diederik Samsom, Head of Cabinet of Executive Vice-President 
Frans Timmermans – European Green Deal, and Commissioner for Climate Action 
Policy

The European Commission released its legislative proposals for implementing the 
EU’s enhanced greenhouse gas emission reduction target of at least 55% by 2030 
in July 2021 – also known as the “Fit for 55 package”. These will amend and 
complement the major cornerstones of the EU’s existing climate and energy 
legislation, including the emissions trading system, emission standards for 
cars and vans, land use/forestry, renewable energy and energy efficiency. This 
legislative package will complement the European Climate Law adopted in spring 
2021 and also provide the baseline for the subsequent consideration of the EU’s 
further emission and policy trajectory towards achieving climate neutrality by 
2050 (and negative emissions thereafter).

This keynote will reflect on the broader repercussions of the legislative 
package and the EU’s move to climate neutrality in times that are characterised 
by increasing turbulence in Europe and beyond. What are the implications of the 
Fit for 55 package for existing socio-political divisions across Europe and for 
the broader legitimacy challenges that the EU is facing? What are the 
possible/likely effects on the EU’s broader role in the world in the face of 
continuing geopolitical shifts and rising great-power competition? What 
features of the Fit for 55 package are key so that EU climate governance can 
best help address these broader internal and external challenges?

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SPEAKERS

  *   Speaker: Diederik Samsom, Head of Cabinet of Executive Vice-President 
Frans Timmermans – European Green Deal, and Commissioner for Climate Action 
Policy, European Commission
  *   Discussant: Claire Dupont, Assistant Professor of European and 
International Governance, Ghent University
  *   Moderator: Sebastian Oberthür, Director of the Centre for Environment, 
Economy and Energy, Brussels School of Governance – Vrije Universiteit Brussel 
& Professor of Environmental Policy and Law at the Centre for Climate Change, 
Energy and Environmental Law at the University of Eastern Finland

GOVTRAN Network  Final Event Series
15 September - 7 October

The upcoming event is part of a series of events marking the end of the first 
three-year term of the Jean Monnet network GOVTRAN – Governing the EU’s Climate 
and Energy Transition in Turbulent Times 
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 The events will reflect on current policy developments and look to the future 
of EU climate and energy policy in turbulent times. In particular, they will 
cover a range of topical issues for the EU‘s transition, from the integration 
of climate and trade policy, over the new Climate Law, the role of citizen 
participation, adaptation and resilience, to the science-policy interface and 
more.

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