Paloma Aba Garrote, Director, CINEA
They will speak at Pollutec Paris
Brune Poirson,
Director of Sustainable Development,
ACCOR
Sylvain Waserman,
President,
ADEME
Marie Ekeland,
Founder & CEO,
2050
Catherine Lagneau,
CEO,
BRGM
Paloma Aba Garrote
Director
CINEA
Elin Bergman
Co-Founder
NORDIC CIRCULAR HOTSPOT
Maxime Blondeau
Cosmograph
Alexandre Kouchner
Editor-in-Chief
L’ADN-Le Shift
With the support of
Regulation
One of the main drivers of investment. CSRD, CS3D, bio-waste, green taxonomy...
There will be many environmental regulations in 2024, and Pollutec Paris will be one of the opportunities to take stock of them.
Finance
From the investments needed for the ecological transition to support for innovation, financing is at the heart of the transformations underway.
Pollutec Paris will be presenting a wide range of financing programs and opportunities.
Resource
Air, water, land, minerals, biodiversity: resources are everywhere, yet finite.
Our mission is to reinvent our relationship with resources, by transforming our uses and our impact.
Employment & Training
According to the SGPE, the ecological transition will involve nearly 8 million jobs, and could create 150,000 net new jobs by 2030.
The transformation of our business models requires the transformation of professions, the development of skills and the training of workers in all environmental sectors.
Regulation
Tuesday 26th of November
10h-10h45
5 years of unrolling Green Deal – from a European to a national scale, what are the biggest achievements, and what’s next?
Sylvain Waserman, President, ADEME
11h00-11h45
Regulations at the heart of models and uses transformation
Regulations are one of the first investment factors. CSRD, bio-waste management, greenwashing directive, Green Funds... How do regulations transform business models and uses ? How to move from a constraint to an incentive to do better ?
Brune Poirson, Chief Sustainability Officer, Accor
Bénédicte HEINDRICHS, General Director, SPW ARNE
11h45-12h45
Biodiversity - No business on a death planet
Biodiversity can no longer be seen as a resource. What brings the last COP 16 to global biodiversity regulation? Artificialisation of soils, invasive species, imported deforestation, what can company do to better integrate biodiversity in their business models?
Sylvie Gillet, Head of Biodiversity & Economy, OREE
Patrizia Gatti Gregori, Chief Environment, Decarbonation & CSR Officer, BOUYGUES CONSTRUCTION
Maud Lelièvre, President, French Committee IUCN
Resources
Tuesday 26th of November
14h00-14h45
Reinventing our relation to the ressources
Air, water, land, minerals, biodiversity - The resource is everywhere and yet finite. It is our mission to protect it, and to limit our impact on it.
14h45-15h30
Implementing a Circular Economy at last! How can we actually move forward?
Circular Economy has been identified as a comprehensive solution to the problem of over depending on natural resources. It can be declined it all sectors and uses, from fashion to water, from waste to construction. If it seems to be easy, and yet the application of circular economy are still at the margins. How can it become the new standard?
Elin Bergman, Co-Founder, NORDIC CIRCULAR HOTSPOT
16h15 -17h15
Planning for a real transition and a balanced energy-mix: how to do with what we have?
How does stand a balanced energy-mix in the ecological planification of Europe? Is the all electricity achievable? How can biogas & biomass bring local response for national uncertainties? Have we started integrating sobriety?
Matthieu Auzanneau, Executive Director, THE SHIFT PROJECT
Pascal Charriau, CEO, ENERDATA
Financing
Wednesday 27th of November
10h-10h45
Inspirational Keynote: Economical Prospective – Are economics studies in line with environment considerations?
How can we plan for a sustainable future whilst leaving ecology out of the math ? Do economics integrate planetary boundaries? How can climate change be integrated in models?
Muriel Signouret, CSR Director, SNCF Group
Marc Hamy, Vice-President General Affairs, AIRBUS
10h50-12h00
Changing the role of finance for a systemic and long-term impact
Finance role can be larger than financing the economy. Through this channel, financers can beget change within companies to be more in line with biodiversity, climate and social components. How can economic actors integrate ESG components to add value to their companies? What’s the role of finance in driving this change?
Pia Erkinheimo, Director, THE FINNISH CLIMATE FUND
Employment & Training
Wednesday 27th of November
13h30-14h00
KEYNOTE – Maxime Blondeau,
Maxime Blondeau, Cosmographer
14h00-15h15
YOUNG TALENT AWARDS
15h30 –16h30
European sovereignty through re-industrialization – employment matters!
Re-industrialization of Europe will not be possible without people and workers. But how to train the workers we need to make the environmental transition happen? What skills will be needed and how to increase the volume of employees in industrial sectors?
Julien Einaudi, Chief Operating Officer, ORTEC
Anaïs Voy-Gillis, Chief Strategy and CSR Officer, HUMENS
16h30 -17h30
AI – the new “creative destruction era” in environmental jobs?
Artificial intelligence is already among us, and we have to adapt to it. If it will transform many of our jobs and can have a fabulous impact on many environmental sectors, it is already upsetting many jobs and ways of doing. How to train employees to gain new skills, how to source new employees? How to catch-up with a technology that goes so fast?