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Filip Křenek

Project Coordinator and Analyst
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Filip Křenek

Project Coordinator and Analyst

Filip Křenek joined EUROPEUM Institute Green Europe team in May 2024 as an analyst in the areas of European economy, competition, competitiveness and climate. He also focuses on EU economic security in the areas of supply chains, sources of critical raw materials and foreign investment screening. He gained his experience in European affairs during his time in Brussels, where he has worked since 2018 in the European Commission in the Directorates General for Competition, International Trade and Regional Development.

In 2023, he completed a James S. Denton Fellowship under the think tank CEPA (Centre for European Policy Analysis) in Washington DC, focusing on the development of security relations between the US and Central and Eastern European countries.

He studied Economic Policy and Media Studies and Journalism at Masaryk University and worked briefly as a reporter for Czech Television during his studies.

Online webinar: How Do Czechs Really Travel?

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5. 3. 2025
What truly matters when choosing how we get around? How do Czechs prefer to travel, and what’s stopping them from switching to electric cars? Join us for a live talk-show-style webinar where we’ll present fresh data on Czech mobility habits. We’ll explore:

20 years in the EU: What has membership given and taken away from Czechia?

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30. 11. 2024
Come and discuss at the next in the series of regional debates, this time in Česká Třebová. Take part in this opportunity to share your views on the Green Deal, the Migration Pact or what you think about the impact of EU membership on your city and discuss all the pros and challenges with our guests.

Conference | Circularity in the Czech automotive industry: opportunities and obstacles

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17. 10. 2024
The automotive industry has long been the driving force of the Czech economy, but is currently facing fierce foreign competition and challenges in the area of decarbonisation and sustainability. Despite its strategic position in the automotive industry, the Czech Republic still lags behind its neighbours in circularity and lacks a long-term strategy for the development of the sector. How can we improve the conditions for the development of circular solutions in the automotive sector and attract key investments of the future to the Czech Republic? Come join the discussion and seek answers to these questions!
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