Past Event

New Realities: Impact of the New German 2030 Climate Targets and the Russian Gas Crisis on the Renewables Sector

May 24, 2022
Berlin

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After our successful virtual event in 2021, the in-person Aurora Renewables Summit Berlin is returned on 24 May 2022 to the Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences.

The event focused on the effect of the Ukraine-Russia war on renewables, hydrogen, and the broader energy market.
Key topics included:

The challenges posed by Germany’s ambitious target of generating 80% of the country’s electricity from renewables by 2030
Reducing the country’s dependence on Russian gas
The necessity of utilising clean technologies including offshore and onshore wind power and solar power to achieve future targets

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UPCOMING EVENT

Sep 23, 2025

Germany

Oct 8, 2025

France

Speakers

Aurora’s events bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts for insightful discussions and data-driven analysis, shaping the future of energy.

Marie-Luise Pörtner

Managing Director, BayWa r.e. Wind

Sven Utermöhlen

CEO Offshore Wind, RWE Renewables

Stefan Müller

Co-founder & COO, Enerparc AG

Daniel Breuer

Partner, Osborne Clarke

Thomas Fureder

Managing Director, Barclays Investment Bank

Antoine Aslanides

Chief Executive Officer, Hynamics Germany

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New Realities: Impact of the New German 2030 Climate Targets and the Russian Gas Crisis on the Renewables Sector

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Select

After our successful virtual event in 2021, the in-person Aurora Renewables Summit Berlin is returned on 24 May 2022 to the Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences.

The event focused on the effect of the Ukraine-Russia war on renewables, hydrogen, and the broader energy market.
Key topics included:

The challenges posed by Germany’s ambitious target of generating 80% of the country’s electricity from renewables by 2030
Reducing the country’s dependence on Russian gas
The necessity of utilising clean technologies including offshore and onshore wind power and solar power to achieve future targets