Over the last 20 years, the Deutsche Bahn’s Umweltforum (environmental forum) has firmly established itself as the central platform for green mobility. Once a year, decision makers from the political sphere, civil society, the business world and the science realm meet in Berlin to discuss current challenges, expectations and developments in green mobility: How should mobility be shaped in times of climate change? What are the main drivers of innovation? What might concrete solutions for green mobility look like?
Highlights of the 2019 Umweltforum
Some 200 decision makers from the political sphere, civil society, the business world and the science realm met in Berlin for the annual Umweltforum on May 16. The main theme: mobility in times of climate change.
Guests at the 2019 event included Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Svenja Schulze; First Mayor of the City of Hamburg, Dr. Peter Tschentscher; Vice-President of the Association of German Cities, Markus Lewe; President of the German League for Nature, Animal Protection and Environment (DNR), Prof. Kai Niebert; and Fridays for Future activist Luisa Neubauer.
Deutsche Bahn was represented by the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Michael Odenwald; the Chairman of the Management Board, Dr. Richard Lutz; Member of the Management Board for Digitalization and Technology, Prof. Sabina Jeschke; Member of the Management Board of DB Fernverkehr AG, Dr. Michael Peterson; and Head of Sustainability and Environment, Andreas Gehlhaar.
Umweltforum 2021
The next Umweltforum will take place in Berlin in 2021.