Events

About the event: Provenance and reproducibility are two important requirements for analytics workflows in the Open Science landscape. Indeed, handling provenance at different levels of granularity and during the entire experiment lifecycle is key to properly and flexibly manage lineage information related to large-scale experiments as well as enabling reproducibility scenarios. The webinar introduces a […]

About the event: This side event served as a platform to launch the joint publication by WMO and International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), providing both a high-level and technical overview of the report. During the 1-hour event the publication’s crucial findings was presented, followed by a detailed presentation of its technical aspects and discussion around […]

About the event: Climate change is a major challenge confronting all countries worldwide. To tackle this issue, transitioning towards a low-carbon energy system and promoting carbon neutrality emerge as pivotal measures. Achieving global carbon neutrality is an intricate and demanding endeavor, requiring comprehensive and systematic actions. With the aim of advancing global carbon neutrality, this […]

About the event: This one-hour session provided a platform for in-depth discussions rooted in climate science, aiming to mitigate the diverse impacts of climate change on the energy sector across different regions. Emphasizing the critical role of timely and reliable weather, water, and climate data and services, panelists explored their significant role in informing decision-making […]

About the event: Sustainable Development Goal 7 holds a unique position in the nexus between the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement. Ensuring universal access to clean energy is necessary for creating sustainable economic growth and development. Although the world has made progress towards the achievement of SDG 7 in some areas, current efforts remain […]

About the event: Scientific evidence to support the net-zero transition has been presented from a variety of disciplines, in particular engineering, social and political sciences. This event explored best-practices in the use of science to support ambitious climate action by  highlighting the existing dialogue between the scientific community and policymaking. This followed by three different […]