Towards a competitive NetZero industry
The European Union’s plans to lead Net Zero, together with the Next Generation EU recovery plan, offer a unique opportun[…]
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Cristina has developed her professional career in the field of energy, environment and climate change in the Electricity Association of Spain from 1990 until 2019. At European level, she has been representative of the Spanish electricity sector in Eurelectric in the working groups related to climate change and environmental policies. At international level, she has participated in work programs of the International Energy Agency, as well as Latin American energy and business organizations, CIER and OLADE always related with environmental and climate policies in the field of energy. Since 2001 (COP6,5) Cristina is observer for the private sector at the Conferences of the Parties to the UNFCCC. She is currently the Director of the industry, energy, environment and climate department of CEOE, the Spanish confederation of employers and industries. She is a member of the Industrial Affairs Committee of Business Europe, of the EU Commission Platform for Sustainable Finance with Business Europe and member of the group of experts appointed by the Spanish Administration to design and survey the Citizen Assemblies for climate change.
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The European Union’s plans to lead Net Zero, together with the Next Generation EU recovery plan, offer a unique opportun[…]
At the Future Trends Forum Fusion Forward, Ángel Ibarra (IFMIF-DONES) highlights a challenge that rarely makes headlines but is absolutely decisive: without functional materials validated under extreme conditions, fusion will not be viable
How Carlos Hidalgo Is Paving the Way for Viable Fusion Energy Through Physics-Technology Integration
Entradilla: At the Future Trends Forum: Fusion Forward, Carlos Hidalgo (CIEMAT) broke down the major engineering and physics challenges that must be solved for fusion to become commercially viable. His message is clear: the key lies in integration—and in validating technologies through a modular, credible approach
Susana Reyes (Xcimer Energy) reveals at the Future Trends Forum the key engineering challenges to bring inertial confinement fusion to commercial scale