Budapest Climate Summit is a niche event focusing on the green transition of the CEE region’s economy.
The summit brings together policymakers, industry experts, corporate leaders, technology pioneers and next-generation sustainable leaders to share their perspectives on how to enable businesses and civil society to deliver actions necessary to achieve our common climate objectives.
The first Budapest Climate Summit took place in 2020, and since then it became an important yearly meeting point for climate and sustainability stakeholders. Distinguished speakers are coming from all around the world to discuss the green transformation of the economy in light of the 2050 climate targets. Encouraged by the huge success of the previous events the Budapest Climate Summit will be organised this year as well, on 2 December in Hotel Marriott Budapest.
At the Budapest Climate Summit you will learn about:
The new energy world: A reality check of the changing energy sector as it faces challenges of decarbonization and supply security.
COP29: A reality check of the changing energy sector as it faces challenges of decarbonization and supply security.
Sustainable finance and investment: What is the role of green finance in climate change mitigation?
Clean transport and smart mobility: How can we cut the emissions of one of the most polluting sectors?
EU strategy for clean tech: How to maintain Europe’s competitiveness in the face of the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)?
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The venue of the Budapest Climate Summit is the Hotel Marriott Budapest, located in the heart of Hungary’s capital, along the banks of the Danube River and near Budapest’s most treasured landmarks, from the Chain Bridge to Buda Castle.
Explore the wonderful winter Budapest; visit Vaci utca and the Budapest Christmas Market after the conference, which is considered among the most beautiful Christmas markets in Europe, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.
