Green recovery and the energy transition: the strengths and weaknesses of this revolutionary process?

Green recovery and the energy transition: the strengths and weaknesses of this revolutionary process?

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Joanna Haigh

Climate scientist, atmospheric physicist and Fellow of the Royal Society

"We need to source our increasing energy needs through low carbon methods"

Louisa Parks

Associate Professor at the University of Trento

"Energy transitions are slower in some of the poorer parts of the planet"

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Joanna Haigh

Climate scientist and atmospheric physicist

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Louisa Parks

Associate Professor at the University of Trento

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An analysis by Enrico Giovannini

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The pandemic triggered a crisis that could have slowed down the progress of sustainable development. Instead, it demonstrated that in Europe not only institutions but also companies and people are increasingly aware that the recovery must be marked by sustainability. And they are at the heart of this change.