Club Climate Europe
Education, Research and Climate Awearness Rising
CCE with its partners from the USA, Canada, Switzerland, Nepal, Lithuania, Germany, etc. works on establishing and strengthening a few educational lines on climate and energy transition.
Executive program in climate diplomacy and public policy making
This program, which is under development, focuses on climate diplomacy and is designed to empower public sector diplomats, business professionals, NGOs, and wider audiences with essential knowledge and cutting-edge tools for a sustainable future.
The curriculum is designed around six core modules:
1. Basics of Climate Change, Adaptation and Mitigation, Decarbonization; Green Economic Growth; 2. Country Climate Programs – Global Commitments, NDCs, European Green Deal; 3. Global Climate Cooperation — UNFCCC, COPs; G7/G20, EU Council, EU Commission; 4. Geopolitics of Climate Change, Peace and Security Implications, Prevention of Conflicts; 5. Climate Finance Instruments; 6. Integrated Policy Making, Capacity Building, Innovative Technologies.
Webinars for policy makers and executives on the actual issues of climate and energy transition in Europe and globally are done in cooperation with the Security and Sustainability Forum, GW University, Washington DC.
During 2026, the Club is going to launch its own series of Webinars, mostly oriented towards the European audience, with emphasis on actual policies of climate and energy transition. These Webinars will be done in partnership with the above-mentioned Security and Sustainability Forum, also in cooperation with GERAD HEC Montreal and Roots of Peace from California.
Since CCE has several pronounced academics in the team, they will focus on the fundamental and policy-oriented research in their fields of expertise, in particular, on climate modeling technologies, climate analytics, global and EU climate and energy policies, geopolitical developments, ESG, Global North-South climate cooperation, and the nexus between climate, space, and defense.
