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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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