IEEE European Public Policy
The IEEE European Public Policy Committee (EPPC) aims at expanding the dialogue between the European engineering community and European public authorities to enable technologists to more easily share their expertise and concerns and to enable European Union (EU) institutions and other policy stakeholders to more easily obtain technologists’ input in matters relating to IEEE’s fields of interest. For more information on IEEE fields of interest, please consult the IEEE entry in the European Transparency Register.
The EPPC and its activities brings together tech experts and government officials. Read more on the initiative.
Announcements
IEEE EPPC Call for New Working Group Members
The EPPC is conducting a Call for New Working Group Members from the European IEEE community. If you are interested in serving on either one of the Working Groups over the period of 2023–2024, please submit your response to this survey no later than Sunday, 23 October 2022.
EPPC structure
ICT
![EPP-ICT-image-city](jpg/epp-ict-section.jpg)
Energy
![EPP-Energy-image-blue-lines](jpg/epp-energy-sector-section.jpg)
Events
![EPP-Events-image-meeting-room](jpg/epp-event-section.jpg)
Publications
![EPP-Publications-image-book-bubbles](jpg/epp-publications-section.jpg)
Webinars
![Webinars](jpg/europe-webinars.jpg)
News
![EPP-NEws-image-newsroom-screens](jpg/epp-news-section.jpg)
If you have any questions and/or comments, please write to eppc@ieee.org:
Massimo Pellegrino
European Public Policy Program Manager
IEEE Technology Centre GmbH
Heinestrasse 38
1020 Vienna, Austria
m.pellegrino@ieee.org
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