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European Sustainable Energy Week

Young Energy Ambassadors

Digitally engaged young people (from 18 to 34 years old, from the date EUSEW takes place), who are among Europe’s leading voices, passionate about building a sustainable, secure and clean energy future for Europe and the world. Young Energy Ambassadors are invited to help boost EUSEW’s messages within the youth energy community and among stakeholders, as well as advocate for this year’s theme ‘Net-zero energy solutions for a competitive Europe’. In return, young energy ambassadors benefit from the partnership and high-level visibility across official communication channels. Discover the 2023 cohort and and apply to become the next ambassador. Get familiar with the youth engagement activities at the European Sustainable Energy Week.

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  • Young Energy Ambassador

Danial Hassani

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Driven by a strong urge to have a uniquely positive impact, Danial has dedicated the past 15 years to working towards a climate-neutral future for all. On the land-water-energy nexus, he is passionate about developing innovative solutions, policies, and business models that help achieve the balance between security, equity and environmental sustainability.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Tuomas Hooli

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Tuomas is CEO at Winda Energy, where he leads the development of some 2 GW of wind and solar capacity in Finland. He is scaling up Winda’s portfolio through a stakeholder-centric approach, which puts local communities first and helps accelerate the country's and Europe's transition to sustainable energy production.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Sarka Jablonska

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Sarka is a PhD student researching the potential of green hydrogen to replace natural gas. Hydrogen plays also a role in her job as ESG Project manager. She is also the author of the educational blog felackaholka.eu, where she introduces the public to the energy-related issues.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Livia Kalossaka

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Livia is Venture Manager for the Creative Destruction Lab, and responsible for the Climate Stream. She completed a PhD at the intersection of Design Engineering, Biology and Chemistry from Imperial College London where she worked on 3D printing artificial soil and developed a novel biocompatible green light 3D printer. The quality and novelty of her research led her to be awarded as Young Innovator by the Association of Woman Innovators and Inventors. She is also Vice-President of YES-Europe, an NGO with the mission of empowering youth to accelerate a sustainable energy transition, and recently became an advisor for InAGlobe. 

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Rytis Kėvelaitis

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Rytis is a former Vice Minister of Energy in Lithuania and founder of Energy Unlimited, a renewable energy developer in the Baltic states. Rytis has a unique view on the energy transition from both public and private sector perspectives. He is committed to advancing Europe's transition to a carbon neutral energy system through innovation, evidence-based policy making, inclusive stakeholder engagement and the best project management practices.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Filip Koprčina

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Filip is the founder of Energy Shift, a blockchain powered platform that enables citizens to jointly invest in and co-own solar farms. He has previously worked in a solar installation company, as well as advised Big Oil companies and the UN, and won the EUSEW Young Energy Trailblazer Award in 2021.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Sotiris Kyprianou

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Sotiris is a Project Manager for the implementation of the EuroAsia Interconnector, the longest and deepest underwater sea cable in the world. He holds a BSc in Engineering and an MSc in Management. He has previously worked at Tesla and has for the last 6 years has been involved in different electricity markets and regulatory environments pushing towards the transition to renewable energy.

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Hanah Lahe

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At the age of 23, Hanah is already active in politics and is a Member of the Parliament of Estonia, working in the environment committee. With her prior experience in the banking and real estate sectors, public policy and NGOs, she sees climate issues as her calling. Hanah has already started many political initiatives in her party to advance the sustainable thinking and to help politicians understand the importance of dealing with the climate crisis. 
 

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Kristina Lazarova

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Kristina is an energy enthusiast with an MSc in Energy Management at the Head CEO Office at the National Electricity Company in Bulgaria. An active citizen at the EU-level, her commitment is reflected in her role as citizen juror for European Capital of Democracy, and her involvement with Innovation in Politics. An ardent supporter of women's empowerment, she is Alumna of Council of Women in Business in Bulgaria and Member of Global Women's Network for the Energy Transition. 

  • Young Energy Ambassador

Noa Sara Lehmann

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As a young European, Noa Sara is passionate about promoting sustainable energy and addressing the climate crisis in an intersectional way. Through her studies and experiences, she developed a strong interest in the socioeconomic and environmental aspects of the energy transition. She believes in the importance of engaging with different stakeholders, sharing knowledge, and collaborating toward a carbon-neutral and resilient Europe.