12–16 October 2026 | Brussels

Official Partner Events

This page details events taking place during Brussels Climate Week

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Monday 12 October

Tuesday 13 October

One Year into the Cement Action Plan: Can the EU Deliver the Conditions for Competitiveness?

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09:30 – 12:15

Blankspace and Online

Cement Europe is hosting its annual event, “One Year into the Cement Action Plan: Can the EU Deliver the Conditions for Competitiveness”, on 13 October at Blankspace in Brussels. One year after the launch of the Cement Action Plan, the European policy landscape has evolved significantly, and this event brings together policymakers, industry and stakeholders to examine how the main legislative and policy initiatives interact in practice, and whether they are creating the conditions needed to unlock investment, support project deployment and maintain production in Europe.

For more information, visit cementeurope.eu

One Year into the Cement Action Plan

Brussels Sustainable IT Days

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Full day

Maritime Room, Maison de la Poste, Tour & Taxis

This partner event of Brussels Climate Week brings together business, public sector and digital leaders to explore the key challenges of digital sovereignty, cyber-resilience, Responsible AI and Sustainable IT. Designed for decision-makers, practitioners and innovators, it provides a unique forum to exchange knowledge, discover solutions and accelerate responsible digital transformation. Through conferences, workshops and an exhibitors' village, participants will gain practical insights from experts and organisations already driving change.

For more information, visit brussels.sustainableitdays.org or email sustainableitdays@isit-be.org

Brussels Sustainable IT Days

The Price of Progress: Balancing Energy Affordability & Youth Engagement in Europe’s Transition

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10:30 – 12:00

Orangerie

Europe’s green transition is gaining momentum, especially in renewable energy, but progress remains uneven and increasingly shaped by concerns about affordability and fairness. Youth perspectives are essential to understanding not just how fast Europe moves, but how fair, inclusive, and affordable the transition will be. Join us for a presentation of youth public opinion across Europe on this topic, followed by an interactive panel discussion.

For more information, visit eyp.org

The Price of Progress

The European Sustainable Industry Summit 2026

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13–14 October · 10am – 4pm

(re)space Airport

The European Sustainable Industry Summit 2026 will bring together more than 200 senior representatives from business, EU institutions, and civil society in Brussels on 13–14 October 2026. Under the theme “Building Sustainable & Competitive Markets,” the Summit will explore how sustainability can drive industrial resilience, competitiveness, and create long-term business value, through high-level plenaries, interactive working sessions, and peer-to-peer exchanges.

For more information, visit csreurope.org

The European Sustainable Industry Summit 2026

Wednesday 14 October

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What Are Official Events?

Official Brussels Climate Week events are independently organised activities that align with the spirit and mission of the week.

These can include conferences, receptions, exhibitions, workshops, or creative initiatives that contribute to the dialogue around climate action, innovation, and sustainability.

Approved events are featured in the official programme and permitted to use the Brussels Climate Week logo and branding toolkit.

Host Your Own Event

Whether you’re a city, company, university, or network, you can host your own event during Brussels Climate Week and be part of Europe’s most policy-connected climate platform.

Hosting an affiliated event during the Week is an opportunity to engage Europe’s policy, industry, academic, and civil society communities, while contributing to a collective platform that celebrates climate leadership and innovation.

Official side events receive visibility across the Brussels Climate Week website — and permission to use the official event branding.

Hosting Guidelines & FAQs

Who can host?

Any organisation, institution, or initiative whose event aligns with the objectives of Brussels Climate Week.

What are the benefits?

Official listing on the Brussels Climate Week website, use of the Brussels Climate Week logo, promotion through Brussels Climate Week channels, and inclusion in the post-event highlights.

Is there an eligibility criteria?

To maintain quality and alignment with the Week’s values, all event organisers must:

  • Demonstrate a commitment to climate action and sustainability within their work.
  • Agree to uphold Brussels Climate Week’s independent and inclusive character.
  • Operate in line with ethical, social, and environmental standards consistent with EU and international norms.
  • Ensure that the event’s content contributes meaningfully to the Week’s goals — showcasing tangible solutions, insights, or collaborations.
  • Avoid hosting or co-branding with entities under EU sanctions or involved in environmental or human rights controversies.

Brussels Climate Week reserves the right to review and approve all submitted events to ensure alignment with these principles.

How to apply?

Submit your event details using the application form — our team will review alignment and confirm within a few days.

Is there a cost?

There is no cost to apply for listing; partnership or sponsorship opportunities are available for enhanced visibility.

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