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Understanding, discussing and changing energy and climate topics – the Schwarzkopf Foundation gathered 400 young people from 35 European countries over a time span of 3 years within the project “Power Shifts – Reflecting Europe’s Energy”. Their demands are now summarised in a final publication.

The youngsters’ claims include four main areas:
1. Stronger decentralisation in a European energy transition
2. More ambitious emission reductions
3. More serious decarbonisation through low- and zero-emission mobility
4. Global solidarity in combating climate change

The final publication can be found here: Young Opinions On Europe’s Energy Policies 2017

In 2017, the European Youth Parliament worked on opening its activities to young people with a migration and statelessness background, among other outreach measures.

It is with great pleasure that we can announce that the 90th International Session will take place in Valencia, Spain! The event will take place in the summer 2019, and both its geographical location and academic theme are already making the network look forward to the session.