KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI participates in COP27. Our lawyers take part in Sustainable Innovation Forum, Climate Challenge Lab, Hydrogen Transition Summit and Climate Action Innovation.
During COP27 the following initiatives will take place:
The Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) – international alliance aiming to take leadership for a managed and just phase-out of oil and gas production seeks to expand in width and depth at COP27. The Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance seeks to gain support from major fossil fuel producers. Its membership already includes France, Costa Rica, Sweden, Greenland, Ireland, Wales, Quebec and Denmark.
The Global Alliance for Offshore Wind (GOWA): IRENA, GWEC and Denmark recently launched the Global Offshore Wind Alliance pushing to drive installed global offshore wind capacity up by 670% – from 57 GW in 2021 to 380 GW in 2030. On 8 November 2022 nine new members including US, Japan, Germany, UK, Ireland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Norway and Colombia signed up for the alliance to enhance energy security and remove barriers to the deployment of wind at sea in new and existing markets.
The Global Methane Pledge: With more than 120 countries representing around half of global anthropogenic methane emissions and over two-thirds of global GDP, the Global Methane Pledge seeks to cut methane emissions by 30% by 2030. Achieving this will prevent more than 8 gigatons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions from reaching the atmosphere annually by end of this decade.
KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI takes part in the National Data Strategy Forum organised by techUK; a webinar on Public Attitudes to Data and AI, on Thursday 17th of November 2022.
This webinar will be a chance to hear about new insights from the second wave of the tracker survey, from lead policy officials from CDEI (Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation). It will also include a panel discussion with leaders from government and industry, on building public trust in responsible data use. Public trust is crucial to unlocking the potential benefits of better data use; without it, organisations will lack confidence to invest in innovative data-driven technologies and the public will not opt-in or adopt them. The National Data Strategy sets out the government’s commitment to driving safe and trusted use of data as well as to build trust in responsible data use.
On December 7 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL will take part in the Discussion on “The New World Order: The Implications of Rising US – China Friction “– a panel with INSEAD and WSJ senior journalists.
The panel gives a great opportunity to learn more about the current political state concerning the two economic giants. It is certain, that the discussion will cover most crucial issues and answer many important questions such as: Are we entering a new Cold War? To what extent will the US and Chinese economies decouple? What are the long-term ripple effects of China’s zero-Covid policy for the rest of the world? What are the possible scenarios for Taiwan, and what could that mean for the balance of power in Asia?
On 7 December 2022, KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI is taking part in the Digital Ethics Summit organised by techUK. techUK and partners will bring together academics, philosophers, lawyers, technology experts, policy makers and other key stakeholders at techUK’s sixth annual Digital Ethics Summit.
The Digital Ethics Summit agenda aligns closely with global developments within ethical technology.
