Oplæg om Aarhus' grønne omstilling og suverænitet i EU

[English below]
- Dette foredrag er på dansk

 

Europæisk Ungdom Aarhus inviterer jer med til at blive klogere på, hvordan din by og EU bidrager til den grønne omstilling. Og hvordan Aarhus er med til at forsvar verdens mest demokratiske blok overfor kriser og fremmedmagter derigennem.

EUAA har inviteret Aarhus kommunes rådmand for teknik og miljø, Nicolaj Bang, til at holde oplæg.
For Aarhus er blandt 100 byer i EU der går forrest om at blive klimaneutral i 2030. Et enormt spændende projekt, der skal lede til klimaneutralitet for resten af EU i 2050.
Det er et ambitiøs mål som Aarhus er godt på vej til at opfylde.
På samme tid har initiativet, EU startede i 2021, vist sig at være forud tænkende. Europa har været dybt afhængig af udenlandsk energiforsyning, så som russisk gas og olie fra Mellemøsten. Selv atomkraft kræver ekstrakt af uran fra Afrika, hvor russiske lejesoldater nu slås bl.a. for at stoppe forsyningen. Men i den grønne omstilling ligger også muligheden for europæisk energi uafhængighed, så kriser og fremmed magter ej kan påvirke Europa, som de kan i dag.
På den måde er den grønne omstilling blevet lige så nutidsvigtig, som for fremtiden ift. klimaforandringer. For de stigende energipriser påvirker alle dele af økonomien, som konsekvent også påvirker vores politiske handlekræft.

Nicolaj Bang vil holde oplæg om europæisk energisuverænitet og hvordan Aarhus bidrager hertil.
Hvis du savner gode nyheder, så er det her lige noget for dig. :)

Der vil være øl og sodavand til rådighed.

Tidsplan:
17:00 - Her kan folk komme lige så stille inden oplægget begynder
17:30 - Starter oplægget af rådmand for teknik og miljø i Aarhus kommune Nicolaj Bang
18:00 - Tid til eventuelle spørgsmål og dialog
18:30 - Er begivenheden færdig og evt. hyggesnak herefter

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• Please note: This talk will be held in Danish.

European Youth Aarhus invites you to learn more about how your city and the EU are contributing to the green transition. And how Aarhus is thereby helping to defend the world's most democratic bloc against crises and foreign powers.

EUAA has invited the Councillor (Rådmand) for Technical Services and Environment in the Municipality of Aarhus, Nicolaj Bang, to give a talk.

Aarhus is among 100 cities in the EU taking the lead in becoming climate-neutral by 2030. An incredibly exciting project that will pave the way for climate neutrality for the rest of the EU by 2050. It is an ambitious goal that Aarhus is well on its way to achieving.

At the same time, this initiative, which the EU launched in 2021, has proven to be forward-thinking. Europe has been deeply dependent on foreign energy supplies, such as Russian gas and oil from the Middle East. Even nuclear power requires uranium extraction from Africa, where Russian mercenaries are currently fighting, in part, to stop the supply. But the green transition also holds the potential for European energy independence, ensuring that crises and foreign powers cannot affect Europe the way they do today.

In this way, the green transition has become just as crucial for the present as it is for the future in terms of climate change. Because rising energy prices affect all parts of the economy, which consequently also impacts our political capacity to act.

Nicolaj Bang will give a talk on European energy sovereignty and how Aarhus contributes to this.

If you are in need of some good news, this is right up your alley. :)

Beer and soft drinks will be available.

Schedule:
17:00 - Doors open for people to arrive quietly before the talk begins
17:30 - Talk begins by the Councillor for Technical Services and Environment in the Municipality of Aarhus, Nicolaj Bang
18:00 - Time for questions and dialogue
18:30 - The event concludes, followed by an opportunity to chat and mingle

Link to the Facebook event and our page, where you can keep up with updates and new events:
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