What can the EU and US do to achieve their sustainability goals while still staying competitive? Alexa Dembek, Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer, DuPont and Nicolae Ștefănuță, MEP (Greens/EFA, RO) will be giving the industry and institution viewpoints on Wednesday 22, March at our Transatlantic Conference. With the conference in under two weeks, register now and join us as we dive into the issues that are top of mind for those invested in the EU-US relationship.
Renewable competition and the transatlantic relationship
What can the EU and US do to achieve their sustainability goals while still staying competitive? Alexa Dembek, Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer, DuPont and Nicolae Ștefănuță, MEP (Greens/EFA, RO) will be giving the industry and institution viewpoints on Wednesday 22, March at our Transatlantic Conference. With the conference in under two weeks, register now and join us as we dive into the issues that are top of mind for those invested in the EU-US relationship.

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