The European Sustainable Energy Week 2025 (EUSEW 2025) emphasizes the critical role of the Clean Industrial Deal in promoting economic competitiveness and affordable energy. This year’s event, scheduled for June 10-12, continues its two-decade tradition as the leading forum for discussions on the EU’s sustainable and renewable energy initiatives.
With the theme “Powering a fair and competitive green transition,” EUSEW 2025 brings together representatives from institutions, businesses, and civil society to deliberate on the ongoing energy transition vital for the European industrial sector’s future.
The European Commission, along with industry leaders, highlighted that transitioning to a clean energy system is essential not just for ecological reasons but also for maintaining economic viability. The Clean Industrial Deal aims to align the EU’s energy policies with the need to boost industrial competitiveness while ensuring that energy remains affordable for all citizens.
The discussions during EUSEW 2025 will cover various strategies and technologies that can facilitate this transition, including advancements in renewable energy sources, energy efficiency measures, and the integration of innovative technologies into traditional industries.
Participants will explore how these initiatives can not only meet climate goals but also drive job creation and economic growth across Europe. The event serves as a platform to share best practices and collaborative efforts necessary for a successful transition to a sustainable energy landscape.
As the EU sets ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions, the Clean Industrial Deal stands as a framework for achieving these goals while ensuring that the European economy remains robust and competitive on the global stage. EUSEW 2025 aims to foster a collaborative environment where policies and practices can be developed to support this dual objective of sustainability and competitiveness.
