On December 13, a discussion took place at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Health at Daugavpils University, where the Minister of Climate and Energy, Kaspars Melnis, engaged with students to share insights on the latest innovations in energy production and Latvia’s potential for development in the green sector.

During the meeting, topics such as new energy production technologies, hazardous waste recycling, and Latvia’s potential to produce energy for transportation were addressed. The Minister emphasized the importance and opportunities of renewable resources and provided an overview of the ministry’s current and planned initiatives aimed at transitioning to an environmentally friendly and sustainable energy policy.

In his address, Minister Kaspars Melnis encouraged young people to reflect on the impact of climate and energy on everyday life, highlighting the importance of sustainable technologies and inspiring them to contribute to shaping a greener future.

Students actively participated in discussions, posed questions of interest, and shared their views on the fields of climate and energy. This kind of dialogue plays a crucial role in educating and engaging the younger generation while offering valuable ideas for future development strategies.

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