February 22, 2021 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm CET Online

3 things investors need to know to finance green projects in Czechia

February 5, 2021

Our new format “Climate&Coffee” had its premiere! Our first guest, Michaela Valentova from the Czech Technical University in Prague, presented the 3 things investors need to know to finance green projects in Czechia. Participants also wanted to know if the upcoming Recovery and Resilience Plans can contribute to close the investment gap in Czechia.

Watch our first “Climate&Coffee” talk here to find out her answers and policy recommendations for Czechia to achieve the 2030 climate targets for renewable energy and energy efficiency.

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