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European gas production is shrinking, which could affect the security of supply and the energy independence of the continent in the absence of new production capacities or import routes. EU gas imports increased by 11% in 2017 compared to the previous year. And Romania is one of the least dependent European countries on gas imports, with the potential to become an alternative source of Russian gas to some of the other European states after the start of Black Sea gas production. However, large investments to bring these findings into production await clarification of the tax framework.
DISCUSSION THEMES
Energy security
- Europe’s energy security. Rhetoric vs. Facts?
- Why European Energy Infrastructure Projects Are Implemented So Hard In Romania And Not Only?
- What’s the future of BRUA?
- What is the most effective economic policy that can be adopted in relation to Gazprom? Confront vs. Co-operation.
- What are Romania’s competitive advantages in gas production and how important is the future fiscal framework?
- What should be the role of gas in Romania’s energy strategy?
- Offshore Law and Oil Law: The Role of Public Policies in Sector Development.
- Romania and the Black Sea.
Major investments in the energy sector, the role of nuclear energy in the context of EU decarbonisation policies
- Can the investments in modernizing old gas storage facilities or in the construction of new ones, the distribution and supply activity be efficient? How would volatility (seasonal and not only) be affected?
- Regarding the production of renewable energy, is it cost-efficient investment in storage capacity? And who should make such an investment?
- Many of the local communities in Romania are not yet connected to the gas network. Infrastructure investments as a source to promote the welfare of those communities.
- Distribution vs supply: first regulated, the second partially liberalized.
- What’s more profitable? Perspectives.
- What are the mechanisms to reduce price volatility?
Transaction of energy in the common interest of consumers and operators in the domestic market
The event will be LIVE on Profit TV
Date: 29 October 2018
Where: Sheraton Hotel, Iridium Hall
Whith whom? Daniel Apostol – journalist
Number of participants: 150-200
With whom: Daniel Apostol
Speakers:
Anton Anton
PhD. Engineering Silvia Vlăsceanu
Radu Dudău
Romeo Urjan
Cătălin Niță
Vasile Ciolpan
Septimiu Stoica
Corina Popescu
Cristina Micu
Saniya Melnicenco
Corneliu Bodea09.00-09.30 – Participants registration & Welcome coffee
09.30-09.35 – Opening Speech – Daniel Apostol
09.35-10.00 – Anton Anton – Energy Minister
10.00-11.00 – Panel 1: Energy security
11.00-11.15 – Coffee Break
11.15-12.30 – Panel 2: Major investments in the energy sector, the role of nuclear energy in the context of EU decarbonisation policies
12.30-13.15 – Panel 3: Transaction of energy in the common interest of consumers and operators in the domestic market
13.15 – Business Lunch
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Panel 1: Energy security
Panel 2: Major investments in the energy sector, the role of nuclear energy in the context of EU decarbonisation policies
Panel 3: Transaction of energy in the common interest of consumers and operators in the domestic market
