This is the fourth edition of the PCI Energy Days, a policy conference and exhibition dedicated to the practical implementation of Projects of Common Interest. It invites EU countries, regulators, grid operators and project promoters to meet with the industry, civil society and the wider financing community to discuss and share successful practices of how they have overcome some of the most pressing challenges in building and modernising the energy infrastructure needed to meet the EU's 2030 climate and energy targets. The event will run over 2 days and will feature a policy conference focusing on the most critical aspects of speeding up large-scale energy infrastructure, notably cross-border cooperation practices between promoters and authorities, permitting experiences, attracting finance, addressing procurement challenges and seizing opportunities for a collaborative approach to planning grids with and for local communities. A PCI Garden, open during the entire event, aims to offer the project promoters, research centres and other stakeholders the opportunity to showcase their projects in an effort to provide the audience with a snapshot of the successful track record of EU's infrastructure policy in the past decade. Commissioner Kadri Simson will open the event, which will be chaired by Director-General Ditte Juul Jorgensen.  The Commission will present its initiatives following up on the Future of our Grids event, organised under its patronage in early September, to speed up the modernisation and construction of key infrastructure in the face of the current global challenges, including the 1st Union list of PCIs and PMIs organised under the revised TEN-E Regulation and a dedicated Action Plan for Grids. The aim is to highlight that the achievements of an interconnected energy market are the basis for an ever more ambitious plan to accelerate the necessary deployment of offshore renewables, smart grids, hydrogen infrastructure and CO2 networks in an integrated approach. Participation is onsite only, but the event will be live web-streamed on DG Energy's YouTube channel on both days For social media: PCIdaysEU, PCIlist and CEFEnergy For inquiries, participants can contact EU-PCI-ENERGY-DAYSec [dot] europa [dot] eu EU-PCI-ENERGY-DAYS[at]ec[dot]europa[dot]eu.   Floor plan Registration period ended on Wednesday 22 November 2023, 23:59 CET Although COP is first and foremost about the negotiations, the EU will also host 90+ side events on the most pressing climate-related issues. Side events can range from discussing the energy transition to how citizens can drive forward climate action, and will feature an array of high-level speakers and expert voices.   The events will be held in-person onsite in Dubai, in Brussels and online-only, and will all be livestreamed for free from our COP28 platform.    It doesn't matter whether you are at COP28 in Dubai or at home - you can be part of the discussions on climate change and share your questions with our speakers via Sli.do.   Check out our full EU side events programme and register today to watch all events live on the platform.  If you have any questions about EU side events at COP28, do not hesitate to contact us via our functional mailbox: CLIMA-EU-SIDE-EVENTSec [dot] europa [dot] eu CLIMA-EU-SIDE-EVENTS[at]ec[dot]europa[dot]eu    Book your seat, 2 weeks left to register, registration will end on Tuesday 12 December 2023, 00:00 UTC The European Commission organises its third Annual Digital Consumer Event to reflect with the general public, academics, consumer and business associations, as well as authorities, on the problems consumers currently face in the digital transition. The Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, will give the opening speech, followed by the chair and coordinators of the Committee for the Internal Market and Consumer Protection of the European Parliament IMCO. The event will be the signing ceremony of the "Consumer Protection Pledge", consisting of the commitments in the Product Safety Pledge + and the newly agreed Digital Consumer Rights Commitments, by online marketplaces. In addition, two panels will be organised to exchange with academics, consumer and business associations and national authorities on:  The event will take place in English without interpretation.  It will be streamed on this page, so you can follow the event without registration. However, if you would like to be informed of updates and receive a reminder before the event, you can register from 11 October 2023. Please see the agenda. 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