Who can actually decarbonize a city?
Munich’s companies produce roughly half its emissions. If government can’t mandate the transition, who has the power to make it happen?
Speakers
Chaired by
Ursula Triebswetter
Deputy Head of Economic Policy
City of Munich / Department of Labor and Economic Development
How it works
One question per table. A guest at the table leads it, without slides.
Chatham House rule. Nothing is written up or shared afterwards, and the music stays off for the hour.
By invitation. Most guests are LPs, with a few VCs and founders.
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