Global Youth Engineering Climate Conference: Watch the workstreams
Meeting the COP26 ambition of making the world net zero by 2050 will affect us all.
Are you interested in how our future daily lives will be shaped by engineers and engineering, and how you can shape your own role in powering the green energy transition?
These workstreams from the Global Youth Engineering Climate Conference cover everything from increasing your individual impact to the ways in which energy systems are being transformed across the world.
Workstream 1: Green skills and how to be an agent of change
Want to contribute to the green future but don’t know what skills you need?
Are you new to the energy industry and want to contribute to a greener future?
Maybe your company is transitioning away from fossil fuels and you need new skills?
This workstream will answer these questions and more!
Workstream 2: Access to energy for zero carbon communities
We understand the need for a cleaner energy system… don’t we?
We’re committed to making changes in our daily lives to achieve long-term sustainability… aren’t we?
This workstream explores how to make sustainable change, including views from experts in local community programmes and green energy projects. We also explore how you can drive change, no matter where your community is on their decarbonisation journey.
Workstream 3: Engaging generations – green change starts with the individual
How do the products you buy, habits you form and careers you pursue add up to make a global impact?
This workstream uses an exciting game of trivia to expand your knowledge on the continuously changing energy landscape, as well as learning about your personal impact and how individual changes can drive decarbonisation.
Throughout the game, industry experts offer insights about the lessons they’ve learned along the way and provide actionable ideas for increasing your own individual impact, leaving you better equipped to make more impactful decisions to contribute towards a greener world.
Workstream 4: A global zero energy system for all
The goals are clear: we must achieve net zero globally by mid-century and adapt to protect communities and natural habitats. The question is, how can we work together to create an inclusive and diverse environment working towards this common goal, while still being cognizant of our own individual and local challenges?
This session tours the globe to explore the approaches different countries and cultures are taking as we work to achieve the most paramount goal of our generation; zero carbon energy systems.
Learn the innovative ways that people in different parts of the world are working towards these goals to create an affordable clean energy future together.