Transforming Energy: Reflections from the First Bioenergy Night

Thanks to the Bioenergia Catalunya Cluster for organizing this Bioenergy event, the engine of ecological transformation. From Envolta Energia we would like to congratulate the speakers:
  • Alba Cabanyes, from SustainThinking, who delved into the current consequences of the climate crisis, our obligation as a society to face it, and the urgent need for energy transition in all sectors, highlighting the emerging opportunities towards a circular economy.
  • Christoph Pfemeter, to share a vision on the future of bioenergy in Europe and the key role that the use of bioenergy plays for the continent’s energy security, providing a reliable and sustainable source of energy.
  • Xavier Marcet from Lead to Change to inspire entrepreneurs about leadership and innovation. “Without risk there is no innovation”, and in the context of sustainability, it is crucial to act in the present and put the future on the agenda, even when we are busy.

Bioenergy plays a fundamental role in Europe’s energy transition, energy security and the reduction of carbon emissions. From Envolta Energia, we thank the Bioenergy Cluster Catalonia for inviting us to this act of business leadership and innovation to face current challenges and create a sustainable future, and to the very honorable Minister of Climate Action, Food and Rural Agenda, Teresa Jordà Roura, for assuming this responsibility with bioenergy.

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