EPA Annual Climate Change Conference

EPA Annual Climate Change Conference is Ireland's premier annual one-day summit on climate change science, policy, and action hosted by the Environmental Protection Agency in Dublin. Mandated by Ireland's Climate Action Plan as a key government action advancing climate awareness, the conference convenes 200+ climate researchers, policymakers, regulatory officials, media, industry participants, and the public to discuss climate science findings and national emissions reduction strategies meeting Ireland's 2030 and 2050 targets. Conference sessions cover carbon markets and pricing mechanisms, climate adaptation and resilience strategies for agriculture and water, sectoral decarbonization including electricity, heating, transport, and industry, renewable energy transition and grid modernization, sustainable agriculture and land use, circular economy and waste management, climate finance, and just transition planning. The annual summit provides Ireland's primary forum for dialogue among research institutions, government, business, civil-society organizations, and environmental NGOs implementing Ireland's climate action and meeting EU targets.