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Let's scale up solutions
Climate
Neighbourhoods 2019
Programme &
Information
Monday, May 20
to Thursday, May 23
Part of
Welcome to the Climate
Climate Neighbourhoods 2019 Neighbourhoods Moderation by Dr. Hannah Büttner
Tuesday, May 21
The international community must take action more boldly on
climate change. Higher ambition is the only way to achieve the Table of Contents
targets of the Paris Agreement. The scientific facts make this
Climate Neighbourhoods 15:00–18:00 Field Trips Part I
clear. Many young people, activists, environmentalists, innovative
Programme 1 In and around Heidelberg
entrepreneurs and sustainable businesses are also repeatedly
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drawing attention to this. They are right. Policy-makers have not 19:00–21:00 Environmental Science Slam
Locations 4
worked hard enough on finding solutions and implementing Majestic Spiegeltent Welcome Speech
Workshop Details 4
measures with rigour. by Prof. Dr. Eckart Würzner,
Climate Action Festival Mayor of Heidelberg
Each and every person’s commitment is needed for climate Programme 7 and Thomas Meier, Head of HCE
action. ICCA2019, Climate Neighbourhoods, the Youth Climate Map 8
Wednesday, May 22
Organised by Heidelberg Center
Summit and the Heidelberg Climate Action Festival are
Youth Climate Summit for the Environment (HCE)
outstanding opportunities to learn from one another. And all this
Programme 10
in an internationally active city and federal state with long 09:00–10:00 Accreditation and Moderation: Philipp Schrögel
Workshop Details 11
experience, high ambition and working hand in hand with the Kongresshaus Stadthalle Welcome Coffee & Tea* Slammer: Maximilian Jungmann,
Federal Environment Ministry. The experience of pioneers and Jan-Marcus Nasse, Janpeter
Field Trips 10:00–12:30 Opening with Keynotes,
cooperation with trailblazers in ambitious climate action – Schilling, Andreas Schäfer,
Programme 12 Kongresshaus Stadthalle Input and cultural Elements*
whether local or global – is essential. It is important to have a Gerhard Reese, Cathrin Cailliau
strong civil society that is heard, included and taken seriously. 12:30–14:00 Interactive Lunch Break*
Language
Learning from the best is a recipe for success. Kongresshaus Stadthalle
The main language at the
14:00–14:30 Walk to Universitätsplatz and
This is why it is right that participants in Climate conference is English. Only
Heidelberg City Centre to the different Workshop Locations
Neighbourhoods and the Youth Climate Summit have a voice in the Climate Action Festival
the ICCA2019 conference programme. The initiatives, demands is mainly in German with 14:30–16:15 Climate Neighbourhoods Workshops
and ideas of these participants will be reflected in the results translation into English for Different Locations
from Heidelberg. We are looking forward to constructive international participants! Use the Open Space for
16:30–24:00 Climate Action Festival
discussion and hope you will never tire in your advocacy for a networking and collegial coaching
Universitätsplatz
sustainable future. and feel invited to contribute
Thursday, May 23 topics and experiences!
Your ICCA2019 hosts
Do you want...
09:00–10:00 Fishbowl Discussion • to find solutions for challenges
Majestic Spiegeltent to deepen Workshop Outcomes or you are able to contribute
ways of solutions? Be part of
10:00–11:45 Open Space
the coaching sessions with
Majestic Spiegeltent
experts from South Africa,
11:45–12:20 Presentation of Conference Results Columbia, Kenya and Germany.
Majestic Spiegeltent • further exchange with special
CN participants? Ask for
12:20–12:30 Walk to Kongresshaus Stadthalle
exchange while drinking
Heidelberg City Centre
coffee/tee.
12:30–14:00 Interactive Lunch Break* • to report on key moments in
© BMU/photothek/Thomas Trutschel © Staatsministerium Baden-Württemberg © Steffen Diemer
Kongresshaus Stadthalle climate action? Use the Open
Space to get the floor.
Svenja Schulze, Winfried Kretschmann, Prof. Dr. Eckart Würzner, 14:00–15:30 Closing Plenary*
Federal Minister for the Minister President of Baden- Mayor of the City of Heidelberg Kongresshaus Stadthalle
Environment, Nature Württemberg
15:30–18:30 Field Trips Part II
Conservation and Nuclear
In and around Heidelberg
Safety
* Part of ICCA2019
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Climate Neighbourhoods Locations
1 Kongresshaus Stadthalle, Neckarstaden 24: Opening & Closing
2 Majestic Spiegeltent, Universitätsplatz:
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Climate Action Festival and Workshop Location
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3 Kunsthandel Bamberger, Mittelbadgasse 7: Workshop Location
4 Karl-Jaspers-Haus, Plöck 66: Workshop Location
5 Eugen-Biser-Saal, Merianstraße 1: Workshop Location
6 Montpellier-Haus, Kettengasse 19: Workshop Location
7 ENERGIEladen, Hauptstraße 120: Workshop Location
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Climate Neighbourhoods Workshop
Locations Details
The Climate Neighbourhoods 2019 are organised decentralised 3. Standards and Guidelines
in various locations in the middle of the bustling old town of Next to the City of Heidelberg other cities and Wolfgang Hasper, Passive House Institute,
Heidelberg. regions in Europe adopted the Passive House Germany
Standard for new builds and refurbishment. Wolfgang Hasper, Passive House Institute,
Heidelberg’s University Square is thereby the central hub of the Mexico and China demonstrate the world-wide Germany
conference. Besides the regular conference activities the Climate adoption of this sustainable building standard. Jan Johansson, City of Växjö, Sweden
Action Festival takes place here. The Strohboid event tents and Heidelberg City Centre
the Majestic Spiegeltent offer space for a large number of
exhibitors, while the Majestic Spiegeltent is also used for cultural 4. Municipal and Public Utilities
events and plenary sessions. Public utilities are not only an important pillar Robert Persch, City of Heidelberg
Majestic Spiegeltent, Universitätsplatz of the energy transition in Germany and Europe. Ellen Frings & Emanuel Zimmer, Stadtwerke
© Het Spiegelpaleis Public ownership enables sustainable Heidelberg
The opening and closing ceremonies as well as lunch and development beyond profitability alone. Mark Bramah, Consultant with Robin Hood
common programme elements with the ICCA participants, will Heidelberg City Centre Energy, a local authority owned not for profit
take place at Kongresshaus Stadthalle, which impresses with energy company from Nottingham U.K.
its Wilhelminian and Art Nouveau architecture.
Stadthalle, Neckarstaden 24
The workshops are located in buildings with a special cultural or Cluster: Funding Approaches for Upscaling
social meaning for the citizens of Heidelberg and often have a
5. Public Private Partnerships
historical background. This is one of many things that makes our
(Collaboration with Business)
conference unique.
In order to finance climate mitigation projects, Rüdiger Lohse, KEA Climate protection
public private partnerships are an effective and energy agency Baden-Württemberg
solution. How to set up public private partnerships Markus Szaguhn, KEA
© Heidelberg Marketing / Peter Lorenz and how to scale-up these partnerships to tbc
Workshop
overcome financial barriers?
Heidelberg City Centre
Details Moderation Speaker 1 Speaker 2 Location
6. Cooperatives and
Consumer Stock Ownership Plans (CSOPs))
How can citizens’ financial resources be used in Dr. Jens Lowitzsch, Europa-Universität
Cluster: Structures for Upscaling climate mitigation projects? What opportunities Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)
for raising private capital are existing? How can Andreas Gißler, Heidelberg Energy Cooperative
1. Regional Supporters these investments be scaled up together with Jaroslav Klusák, Energy Manager of the City of
The subnational regional level can play an Markus Andreas, adelphi municipalities and local SMEs? Litoměřice
essential role in climate action as a space for Klaus Kessler, Climate Protection and Energy Heidelberg City Centre
networking, knowledge exchange, innovation Advice Agency Heidelberg-Rhein-Neckar about
and replication. The session discusses various Regional Energy Agencies 7. Divestment
solutions on how to engage regional actors. Carlos Alberto Cuellar Medina, Nodo Regional More than 1000 institutions worldwide have Angela McClellan, Forum Sustainable
Heidelberg City Centre Centro Oriente Andino decided to divest. They are pulling their Investments
investments out of the fossil fuel industry and are Dr. Till Sterzel, adelphi research on Divestment
2. Local Climate Action Plans rechanneling their money towards climate active in German cities and regions
A climate action concept serves as a strategic Clemens Olbrich, ENGAGEMENT GLOBAL gGmbH companies. You will get to know the opportunities David Donnerer, EU Policy and Project Officer
decision-making basis and planning aid for future Mandy Wagner, Service Agency Communities in and challenges of this approach as well as explore of Energy Cities network
activities in mitigation and adaptation. Therefore One World (SKEW) possibilities and the relevance of sustainable
action plans are an important tool for upscaling Karla Lieberg, Karlsruhe Energy and Climate investing for your own climate actions.
within a municipality or region. Protection Agency (KEK) Heidelberg City Centre
Heidelberg City Centre
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Workshop Climate
Details Action Festival Moderation by Dr. Hannah Büttner
Cluster: Participation and Mobilisation for Upscaling Wednesday, May 22
8. Models and Experiments for
16:30–16:45 Welcome Speech Meet Heidelberg’s Ice Bear,
Climate Change Education
Majestic Spiegeltent by Wolfgang Erichson, Deputy Mayor, Check out Frankfurt’s
In the workshop, different didactical models and Kai Guckes & Lena Neumann,
Departement for Environment, interactive Klimagourmet
experiments concerning climate change Pädagogische Hochschule (PH) Heidelberg,
Citizen Services and Integration and Exhibition, ride Epernay’s (FR)
consequences and adaptation strategies will be Research Group for Earth Observation
Opening of Climate Action Festival and Ettlingen’s (DE) Energy
displayed. The participants will have the Dr. Simone Fischer, PH Heidelberg
Bus, bring broken textiles to
possibility to work with the models and discuss Nicolás Zanetta Colombo, PH Heidelberg, 16:30 Start of Climate Action Exhibition I
Ökostadt Rhein-Neckar Repair-
with us and our Chilean partners how the models Research Group for Earth Observation Strohboid Event Tent
Café and visit the Les.Art
can be transferred to other parts of the world.
16:45–17:05 Doctors for Future: why doctors Installation
Heidelberg City Centre
Majestic Spiegeltent care about the climate –
Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen,
9. Exchange and Networking
Intercompany cooperations and peer-networks Thomas Sterr, INSPIRE e.V. / UKOM e.V., 16:45–17:30 Climate Neighbourhoods VIP Talk doctor, author, cabaret artist
prove to be a rather promising and successful tool The Center for Environmental Expertise of the Majestic Spiegeltent and founder of the HUMOR
to achieve progress in energy efficiency, thereby Rhine-Neckar Region HILFT HEILEN Foundation,
17:30–18:30 Workshop for citizens Nick Nuttall, Strategic
promoting valuable contributions to climate Dirk Schweikert, ADM GmbH
Kunsthandel Bamberger Be climate fit! Communications Director Earth
change mitigation. Jean-François Vallès, Synopter, France
Heidelberg City Centre 17:30–18:30 Workshop for Children from Age 8 Day Network and former
Eugen-Biser-Saal NATUR-Show, Beltz & Gelberg Director of Communications/
10. Just Transition Spokesperson UN Framework
17:30–21:00 Art Campaign Messages to Chile Convention on Climate Change,
Just transition to carbon-neutrality – a transition Rebecca Coombs, IFOK
Outdoors on Universitätsplatz “Future Transformer” Šana Strahinjić, activist of the
that secures the livelihoods of communities and Kathrin Bimesdörfer, IFOK
from the artist group FS/JHA & school strike Fridays for Future
supports equitable access to benefits – will be Dorah Marema, GenderCC Southern Africa –
“Happy End” ProTact! Street Theater inspired by Greta Thunberg
critical to garnering support for climate action. Women for Climate Justice
This workshop focuses on participatory processes 17:30 Start of Climate Action Exhibition II
and engaging underrepresented groups in energy Majestic Spiegeltent
transition.
17:30–21:00 Dinner prepared from saved Food
Heidelberg City Centre
Strohboid Event Tent Chef: Nick Parry, International
Communicator & CEO of languageUnites
11. Transition Movement
Kitchen Assistants: Guests who
Since 2006, environmental and sustainable Wolfgang Höschele, Transition Town Heidelberg
want to help with preparation!
initiatives in many cities and communities Transition Town Heidelberg
around the world have been shaping the Ulrike Oemisch, Permakultur network 20:30–21:00 Closing of “Messages to Chile”
transition to a post-fossil, relocalised economy. Outdoors on Universitätsplatz
How did this movement come about?
21:00–23:00 Band BallaBalla
Heidelberg City Centre
Majestic Spiegeltent
12. Collaborative Action: Co-housing projects for 24:00 End of Climate Action Festival
ecological ways of living
We aim to explore the potential of co-housing Isabelle Ponto, Germany, student and member of
projects to design a future of affordable, Collegium Academicum team
sustainable and ecological ways of living. A local Klara Müller, Germany, student and member of
initiative is presented: In Heidelberg, 30 volunteers, Collegium Academicum team
mainly students, are working on the realization of Selina Nkoile, Nashipai, Kenia
a self-governed housing project for more than 170
students and apprentices.
Heidelberg City Centre
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Climate Action Festival
Locations
Festival Map
17:30 Evaluation of your ecological footprint – City of Heidelberg
ICCA- Sanierung(s)
17:30 Sustainable mobility education - ADFC Rhein-Neckar/Heidelberg (DE)
Balloon Mobil
To Eugen-Biser-Saal 17:30 Forest change for the climate - the forest vision of Greenpeace
& Kunsthandel 17:30 Exhibit: tbc
Merianstraße
Bamberger 21:00 Band BallaBalla
Art Outdoors on Universitätsplatz
Food Truck Campaign Netze
Les.Art BW 16:30 E-Mobility Avenue– Netze BW (DE)
Container Pavilion E-Mobility 16:30 E-Mobility Fleet – VRD Foundation for Renewable Energies (DE)
Fleet 16:30 Energy Consultation Bus – City of Epernay and City of Ettlingen
Heidelberg
Pavilion 16:30 Testing Cargo Bikes – Dein Lastenvelo Mannheim e.V.
Grabengasse
16:30 Sanierung(s)Mobil Baden Württemberg – Zukunft Altbau (DE)
Energy Consultation
17:30 Theater performance “Happy End”, ProTact!
Universitätsplatz Bus
Augustinergasse
Art Campaign “Messages to Chile”
“Future transformer” from the artist group FS/JHA
Dishwashing A collaborative thought experiment. Our neighbourhood
Station Strohboid Pavilion City of Heidelberg is collecting its actions against climate change. A many-
Majestic 16:30 Meet Heidelberg’s Polar Bear voiced demand to politicians. A letter addressing a
Spiegeltent 16:30 Your CO2 Footprint possible future. How would this letter be written by a
16:30 Reusable instead of disposable future generation?
Strohboid
WC
Strohboid 1
Strohboid 16:30 Build a Solar Plant yourself – Initiative for Renewable Energies and
Installations – IFEEA (EN|DE|FRE)
16:30 Climate protection in the Metropolitan Region Rhine-Neckar –
Metropolitan Region Rhine-Neckar Ltd.
16:30 Energy Efficiency in small and medium-sized Enterprises – KEFF Rhine-Neckar (DE)
Starting at 16:30 look listen engage on stage
Strohboid 2
16:30 Energy Concept 2020/2030 – Stadtwerke Heidelberg (Municipal Utility) (EN)
Majestic Spiegeltent Strohboid 3
16:30 Klimagourmet – Enjoy Food and protect the Climate –
16:30 Welcome Speech by Wolfgang Erichson, Deputy Mayor, Department for Environment,
Energy Department of the City of Frankfurt am Main (DE)
Citizen Services and Integration
17:30 Dinner prepared from saved food
16:45 –17:05 Doctors for Future: why doctors care about the climate – Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen,
Chef: Nick Parry, International Communicator & CEO of languageUnites
doctor, author, stand up comedian and founder of the HUMOR HILFT HEILEN Foundation
Kitchen Assistants: guests who want to help with preparation
17:05 –17:30 VIP Talk – Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen, Nick Nuttall, Strategic Communications Director Earth
Day Network, former Director of Communications/Spokesperson UN Framework Convention on Climate In Germany every year more than 11 million tons of food
Les.Art Container end up in the bins. The local initiative rettenswert e.V.
Change & Šana Strahinjić, activist of the school strike Fridays for Future inspired by Greta Thunberg
16:30 Les.Art – Jugendkulturzentrum forum wants to reduce this figure and draws attention to the
17:30 Repair Café – Bring along your broken textiles – Ökostadt Rhein-Neckar et. al
18:00 –18:45 Reading “Sharing Cities: unnecessary waste of food. They regularly save edible
17:30 Passive House: the Key to highly energy efficient Buildings – food from being thrown away – just as they did for the
Activating the Urban Commons” –
Passive House Institute (EN|DE) dinner of the Climate Action Festival. Guests of the
Transition Town Heidelberg (EN)
17:30 Affordable and ecological Living – Collegium Academicum and Geld-Kompass (DE) festival can now get involved in preparing a delicious
18:45 –19:00 Failing Forward I – adelphi (EN)
17:30 Change the Future Tool & PhotoBox – Climate Alliance (EN|DE) dinner from the saved food.
20:00–20:15 Failing Forward II – adelphi (DE)
17:30 Solar Park Berghülen: Bringing together climate and species protection -
Stiftung Energie & Klimaschutz and EnBW AG (EN|DE)
Workshops for citizens – have a look at the location on the workshop map
17:30 How to go about Participation and Collaboration? An Online Guide (EN|DE)
17:30 –18:30 NATUR-Show in Eugen-Biser-Saal – Beltz & Gelberg, for children from age 8 (DE)
17:30 CarSharing in the Rhine-Neckar-Region – Ökostadt Rhein-Neckar (DE)
17:30 –18:30 Be climate fit! in Kunsthandel Bamberger
17:30 Sustainability Strategy of the State of Baden-Württemberg, Germany (EN|DE)
Youth Climate The YCS is organised by BUND
Workshop
Summit Heidelberg in cooperation with
KliBa Heidelberg and ifeu Details Moderation Speaker 1 Speaker 2 Location
Monday, May 20 1. Energy Transition
The global potential of renewable energy Tobias Stauffenberg, executive director at
16:00–16:20 Registration Firstly, this talk will give an technologies and energy efficiency is large enough „Friends of the Earth“ in the Rhein-Neckar-
Majestic Spiegeltent overview over the present im- to supply us with fossil free energy; however, the Odenwald region
pacts of climate change and those price of using renewable energies is oftentimes Dr. Anke Herold, executive director of the think
16:20–17:10 Welcoming and Introduction Round
that are expected at different still higher than that of fossil fuel energy. What tank „Öko-Institut“
Majestic Spiegeltent
levels of further global warming. are the reasons for this price difference? What tbc
17:10–18:30 Expert Talk It will explain the reasoning policies, from state to local level, do we need for
Majestic Spiegeltent “How to reach the 1,5 °C target” behind the 1.5°C limit and how we making the shift to a renewable energy supply,
by Claire Fyson, policy analyst, can reach it in theory. By revie- energy efficiency and sustainable urban planning?
advisor and scientist at wing the status quo of internatio- Haus am Harbigweg
CLIMATE ANALYTICS nal climate mitigation policy, it
will discuss why we need more 2. System Change to sustainability
18:30–20:30 Dinner and Get Together
ambitious national climate For reaching the 2 degree target, our lifestyles Peter Kolbe
Majestic Spiegeltent
targets and give an outlook on need to change tremendously, however, many Rhine-Neckar Region
Tuesday, May 21 possibilities to raise ambition. people, do not act upon this knowledge. From an Dr. Katharina Umpfenbach, Senior Fellow and
economic, sociological and psychological coordinates Ecologic Institute’s work on energy
perspective, we will discuss potential barriers as policy
09:00–10:15 Workshop Sessions Part I –
well as motivational factors for change. tbc
Haus am Harbigweg Expert Input and Questions
Furthermore, we will discuss how climate
10:15–10:30 Short Break Workshops mitigation policies can facilitate system and
Haus am Harbigweg behavioral change.
• Energy Transition Haus am Harbigweg
10:30–12:15 Workshop Sessions Part II – • System Change to sustainability
Haus am Harbigweg Exchange and Discussion • Climate Justice and Climate 3. Climate Justice and Climate Adaption
Adaption
12:15–13:15 Lunch Climate justice addresses the problem that while Anita Köhler
Haus am Harbigweg • Climate mitigation through
developed countries are mainly responsible for Dr. Maik Winges, policy advisor of the NGO
Sustainable Land Use
anthropogenic climate change, developing Germanwatch e.V.
13:15–14:00 Presentation of Results and Agriculture
countries are projected to be affected the most. We tbc
Haus am Harbigweg to the Plenary / Development of
will review the threats to developing countries and
Key-Facts for ICCA Input
talk about technological measures to facilitate
14:00–16:25 Workshop Sessions Part III – climate adaption as well as the role of developed
Haus am Harbigweg Preparation of ICCA-Speech countries to contribute to climate justice.
Haus am Harbigweg
16:25–16:45 Presentation of the ICCA-Speech
Haus am Harbigweg
4. Climate mitigation through Sustainable Land Use
16:45–17:30 Review and Outlook and Agriculture
Haus am Harbigweg upon the coming Days Agriculture and deforestation contribute to a large Cornelia Wiethaler, NABU
amount to our current greenhouse gas emissions. Manuel Nagel, Stiftung Ökologie und Landbau
Both are interlinked, as forests are cleared to make (SÖL)
room for agriculture. What are the main problems tbc
related to agriculture and deforestation and what
are possible solutions (e.g. organic farming...)?
Haus am Harbigweg
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Field Field
Trips I Trips II
Tuesday, May 21 Thursday, May 23
10:00–12:00 Foodsaving in Heidelberg 16:00–17:00 Solar Boat Trip
Start & End Universitätsplatz Start & End Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
14:30–16:30 Energy Storage and Wood-Fired Power 16:00–17:30 Electromobility in Theory and Practice
Station Pfaffengrund Start & End Universitätsplatz
Start Heidelberg Central Station
16:00–17:30 Stadt-Land-Rad Project – A guided
End Bismarckplatz
Bicycle Tour through Heidelberg
Transfer Public transport © LAVA Architekten Berlin/Stadtwerke Heidelberg Start & End Universitätsplatz © Georg Eysel-Zahl
15:00–17:15 Heidelberg Bahnstadt: A whole
16:00–18:15 Bahnstadt Heidelberg – A whole Neigh-
Neighbourhood built in
bouhood built in Passive House Standard
Passive House Standard
Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
Start & End Heidelberg Central Station
End Heidelberg Central Station
15:00–17:30 Louise Otto Peters School – A climate- Transfer Bus shuttle to Bahnstadt
neutral educational Building
16:00–18:15 Wandelgarten and TransitionHaus –
Start & End Heidelberg Central Station
© Kay Sommer Local Climate Protection Projects © TransitionHaus
Transfer Bus shuttle to Hockenheim
Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
15:00–18:30 Sustainable Management in End Heidelberg Central Station
Companies, B&S Service GmbH Transfer Bus shuttle to Kirchheim
Stand & End Heidelberg Central Station
16:00–18:15 Terraced Garden of Monastery Stift
Transfer Bus shuttle to Sinsheim
Neuburg – Biodiverse Planting
15:30–17:00 Stadt-Land-Rad Project – A guided Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
Bicycle Tour through Heidelberg © ADFC Heidelberg End Heidelberg Central Station
Start & End Universitätsplatz Transfer Public transport to the Monastery
Stift Neuburg
15:30–17:30 Renewable Energy Cooperatives,
District Supply Heidelberg-Südstadt 16:00–18:45 Louise Otto Peters School – A climate-
Start Heidelberg Central Station neutral educational Building
End Heidelberg Bismarckplatz, Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
© Landratsamt Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
Transfer Public transport End Heidelberg Central Station
Transfer Bus shuttle to Hockenheim
15:45–17:30 Centre for Environmentally
Conscious Mobility (ZUM) © Heidelberger Energiegenossenschaft 16:00–19:00 Digital solutions for future Cities:
Start & End Heidelberg Central Station ABB Stotz Kontakt
Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
16:30–18:00 Electromobility in Theory and Practice
End Heidelberg Central Station
Start & End Universitätsplatz
Transfer Public transport
16:00–19:00 Sustainable Management in © Sonja Maria Kaas
Companies, B&S Service GmbH
Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
End Heidelberg Central Station
Transfer Bus shuttle to Sinsheim
16:00–19:00 Heidelberg Brewery
Start Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg
End Heidelberg Central Station
Transfer Public transport
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Im Weiher 10
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Climate Alliance
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