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Bellona at COP24
Publish date: December 3, 2018
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Bellona at COP24
COP24 has started in Katowice, Poland. Bellona is presenting important solutions for the world facing potential catastrophic climate change.
Bellona is present with several events and staff in Katowice.
| Date | Time | Topic | Location | Bellona involvement |
| Dec 5 | 12.15-13.15 | Zero emission construction sites | Nordic pavilion | Co-organiser and speaker |
| Dec 6 | 12.15-14.15 | Marine biomass | Nordic pavilion | Speaker |
| Dec 6 | 15.00-16.30 | Industry decarbonisation | Warmia. (Official UN side event) | Co-organiser and moderator |
| Dec 12 | 16.30-18.00 | CCS-demystifying negative emissions | EU pavilion. Room Brussels | Co-organiser and speaker |
| Dec 14 | 10.30-12.00 | Empowered citizens and cities driving the energy transition | EU pavilion | Co-organiser and speaker |
Bellona staff participates in several ways in Katowice. They are present the following weeks:
Week 49:
Olav Øye, Coordinator and Senior Adviser, CO2 capture and storage, olav@bellona.no
Jonas Helseth, Director Bellona Europa, jonas@bellona.org
Anders Karlsson-Drangsholt, Senior Adviser Aquaculture, anders@bellona.no
Christian Eriksen, Senior Adviser Energy, chrise@bellona.no
Jan-Justus Andreas, Policy Manager Industry Bellona Europa, justus@bellona.org
Week 50:
Keith Whiriskey, Deputy Director, Bellona Europa, keith@bellona.org
Teodora Serafimova, Policy Manager Electro-Mobility, teodora@bellona.org
Mark Preston Aragonès, Policy Assistant Electro-Mobility, Bellona Europa, mark@bellona.org
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