EVENTS

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Existing mechanisms – the Solidarity Provision and Article 10c Derogation – were updated, and new instruments – the Modernisation Fund and the Innovation Fund – have been introduced.

The delegated regulation for the innovation fund was adopted in February and eligible member states communicated their decision to (not) use Article 10c derogation by June 30 by publishing a competitive bidding process and a list of small projects. By September 30, Member States also have to communicate their decision with regard to the use of the flexibility to move allowances between the various funds, and the European Commission is expected to put forward its draft implementing act establishing the Modernisation Fund before the end of the year.

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST), together with the Central European Energy Partners (CEEP), has been working this important topic for over a year. An event was organised last year in September in Brussels, where a paper was presented discussing the questions and issues that will need to be clarified during the implementation phase.

Over the course of 2019, ERCST and CEEP have been working closely with Member States and stakeholders to deepen the understanding of the regional priorities for the use of the funding mechanisms. Four workshops were organised in Poland, Bulgaria, Romania and the Czech Republic; and surveys and interviews were carried out with Member States and stakeholders.

Registration:

https://ercst.org/event/funding-mechanisms-in-phase-4-of-the-eu-ets/

The Business Booster is the world’s leading event for sustainable energy innovation. Hear from renowned speakers and discover 150+ cutting edge technologies that have put the scientific theory of before, into commercially viable solutions that are changing the world now.

Every year we look for new opportunities to extend the reach and value of The Business Booster – bringing more key players, from right across the energy value chain, and beyond – face to face with 150+ cutting edge sustainable energy solutions.

But we know that the event needs to benefit you. And so, we have complied a list of top five reasons why this event is exactly what you need to help boost your business. We’ve created a summary below, but be sure to check out the full blog here.

Networking opportunities

When it comes to new ideas, new people are key. The Business Booster gives you ample opportunity to connect with them – whether you’re looking for a new product to invest in, deep knowledge of a particular area, or a better way for your business to tackle the energy transition.

Industry insights

We’ve lined up representatives from global corporations including Nike, Schneider Electric France, the European Investment Bank to give their insights into how green technology is helping them create sustainable businesses.

Big ideas

We all need to step back and look at the big picture from time to time. Get a head start on the future of green energy and sustainable technology from some of the industry’s most respected voices and policy makers.

Thought-provoking themes

We’ve selected some key themes facing the global sustainable energy sector, and opened them out for discussion with our experts. Whatever your particular area of business or investment, you’ll find a topic-based session to inspire, educate and stimulate discussion.

World class exhibitors

The Business Booster brings together more than 150 cutting-edge sustainable energy technologies under one roof, from big names to start-ups.  Innovations are segmented by market segment, making it quick and easy to find what you’re looking for.

Link to the event: https://tbb.innoenergy.com/

On behalf of the Lower Silesian Institute for Energy Studies and the Central Europe Energy Partners, I have the honor to invite you to participate in the 5th Energy Congress, which will take place on September 25-26, 2019 in Wrocław at the Novotel Wroclaw Centrum Hotel.

While preparing the conference agenda, we carefully selected thematic issues so that their currency and uniqueness would provide the basis for constructive debates on the future of the Polish energy and fuel industry, its challenges and opportunities.

During this year’s congress we will focus on the following topics:

• Poland’s new energy policy
• Development of renewable energy sources and integration of RES in the energy system from conventional generation sources
• Potential and conditions for the development of energy storage facilities, available technologies and functionalities
• Importance of LNG in the process of transformation of the energy sector
• Electromobility – development conditions, availability of charging infrastructure, possibility of battery production in Polanda
• Offshore wind energy – success factors for the construction of offshore wind farms in the Polish Baltic Sea zone,
  experience from other countries, technology development, legal framework and support mechanisms
• Conditions for the development of solar energy – how to implement the assumed participation in the energy mixi
• Digitization of energy and the use of artificial intelligence

We invite you to familiarize yourself with the detailed agenda.

We have invited Mr. Mateusz Morawiecki, the Prime Minister of the Council of Ministers, to appear as an honorary guest at the 5th Energy Congress.

The substantive level of the Congress was appreciated, as in previous years, by the Ministry of Energy, the Energy Regulatory Office, the Ministry of the Environment, the National Security Bureau, the National Center for Research and Development, the Polish Electricity Association, the Polish Power Transmission and Distribution Association, the Polish Association of Professional Heat and Power Plants, the Chamber of Commerce Polish District Heating, as well as the Embassy of Sweden, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark and the Embassy of Norway.

One of the highlights of the conference will be a speech by special guest Magnus Hall, CEO of Vattenfall, President of Eurelectric, who will deliver a lecture in the thematic session “Electrification, decarbonisation, leadership”.

We are hoping that you will take part in one of the most important events of the year for the energy sector and join the esteemed group of experts, practitioners, scientists and decision-makers – participants of the 5th Energy Congress.

Participation can be registered on the online registration form on the Congress website or by sending the completed registration form attached to this invitation to the e-mail address: 5dke@dise.org.pl

We would like to inform you that the registration of participants for the 5th Energy Congress is still in progress.

Here you will find a link to registration.

We also encourage you to visit our website: www.dise.org.pl, Facebook and LinkedIn profiles where we will be posting all information about the next edition of the Congress.

We sincerely invite you to take part in the Congress.

The 18th #ERRA Energy Investment and Regulation Conference (Riga, September 23-24) is a true professional meeting point of practising energy regulators and market participants -hosted by the Public Utilities Commission of Latvia.

As the central theme is Transitional Challenges, the topics will cover burning issues of adaptation of energy systems to sustainability such as: cybersecurity of critical infrastructure; VRES; electrification through mini-grids; innovative incentivizing of prosumers; sector coupling; increasing worldwide importance of LNG; power-to-gas and hydrogen grids as well as an exclusive insight into regional Baltic-Nordic electricity and natural gas markets` energy transition processes.

The Conference will be preceded by a site visit to Riga Hydro Power Plant.

Get your admission and follow the latest transitional developments and insights shared by the most influential professionals in the times of a dynamic energy change. Don’t miss out! #ERRAConf2019

CEEP is an event partner of the International Summer School: Smart Transformation in the Energy Sector, held in Bucharest between 25 July – 2 August 2019. The organizer of this course is the Romanian think-tank: Energy Policy Group.

The Summer School is dedicated to master/PhD students or young professionals (max. 5 years of experience and maximum 35 years old), interested in the energy sector or related fields: economics, law, political science, environmental studies. English fluency is required.

During the course global trends on the energy markets will be examined, in their mutually influencing dynamics and against the background of the energy sector’s greatest externality: global warming. A significant attention will be given to decarbonization initiatives around the globe and particularly in Europe, while also focusing on the major role of renewable energy and its evolution over the years. Then, the basics of the nuclear sector will be discussed, against the backdrop of the ongoing transition to a clean and safe power generation system.

Speakers will include a various group of leading experts from Romanian and international institutions including CEEP’s executive director, Maciej Jakubik.

CEEP is an event partner of the International Summer School: Smart Transformation in the Energy Sector, held in Bucharest between 25 July – 2 August 2019. The organizer of this course is the Romanian think-tank: Energy Policy Group.

The Summer School is dedicated to master/PhD students or young professionals (max. 5 years of experience and maximum 35 years old), interested in the energy sector or related fields: economics, law, political science, environmental studies. English fluency is required.

During the course global trends on the energy markets will be examined, in their mutually influencing dynamics and against the background of the energy sector’s greatest externality: global warming. A significant attention will be given to decarbonization initiatives around the globe and particularly in Europe, while also focusing on the major role of renewable energy and its evolution over the years. Then, the basics of the nuclear sector will be discussed, against the backdrop of the ongoing transition to a clean and safe power generation system.

Speakers will include a various group of leading experts from Romanian and international institutions including CEEP’s executive director, Maciej Jakubik.

CEEP is an event partner of the European GRID SERVICE MARKETS Symposium, 3-4 July 2019, Uni-LU, Lucerne, Switzerland. The GSM-Symposium aims to outline general and country specific market conditions and solutions for grid services. In addition, it reports on experiences and success stories, which support a rating of the performance, and future potential of new sustainable technologies. The international audience is interested in market logic, regulations, future trends, long term business plans and other business related aspects of European grid service markets.

The 3rd Symposium addresses: International grid and technology experts, scouts and managers from the electricity industry, administration bodies and researchers interested in the commercial aspects of grid services and new sustainable technologies.

Registration: https://gridservicemarket.com/fee/

CEEP together with IRENA, Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE, Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V. /German Environmental Action (DUH) are organizing the debate “Just and fair energy transition in Central Eastern Europe”, during the EU Sustainability Week, Wednesday 19th of June, 14.00 to 15.30.

The global energy transformation is happening, driven by the dual imperatives of limiting climate change and fostering sustainability. This shift is also a path of opportunity. The global energy transition might underpin sustainable and resilient economic activity, create jobs, and improve overall social welfare. The extends to which these benefits can be reaped depends on the outcome of the multiple interactions between the energy transition roadmap and the socio-economic system where it is deployed: The socio-economic footprint analysis provides insights into the transition’s opportunities and challenges.

A collaborative effort is required for a successful transition towards sustainability and resilience. Fostering and nurturing this collaborative framework at the national, regional and global levels needs successfully addressing the just and fair transition dimensions.

Countries, regions and communities closely linked to the fossil fuel economy face specific transition challenges that have to be collectively addressed through consistent and holistic just transition policy frameworks.

This is the case in CEE where the transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy systems can cause significant societal disruptions for affected regions. These disruptions need to be addressed taking into account the current status and concerns of the population as well as the opportunities and challenges brought about by the energy transition, with cooperation and coordination between different stakeholders in the region being key for sustainability and resiliency.

The global dimension from the climate change challenge and the socio-economic dynamics from the transition process require developing a collaborative framework that transcends national borders. Fairness is a fundamental component for underpinning and fostering this collaborative framework.

This session focuses on the transition’s justice and fairness requirements, discussing the policy frameworks needed to address them with a focus on the Central and Eastern Europe.

Agenda

REGISTER: https://www.eusew.eu/

The application process for the fifth edition of PowerUp! ends this 11th March. Participants have the chance to compete for a main prize of 50 000€ and the opportunity to develop their business on a global scale. The contest, organized by InnoEnergy, is the largest start-up competition in Central-Eastern Europe, including areas such as energy, mobility and smart tec/hnologies.

The competition not only offers a promising financial prize, but also the opportunity to join InnoEnergy’s prestigious business accelerator. The Highway® program, aims to develop start-up projects and adapt them to the European market. Those who join the program can expect support within a wide range of topics from legal and IP protection, to pitch deck design, to agile methodology, and more. Other benefits include accessing international clients, as well as financial investment up to 150 000€.

This edition there will be a new distinction within the competition for the “Clean Air Challenge”. This merit will be awarded to a start-up whose solution will contribute to the reduction of air pollution and smog. InnoEnergy is a key player in the Clean Air Challenge launched in October 2018 in Brussels.

Detailed conditions of participation, an application form, and all of the necessary information are available at www.powerup.innoenergy.com.

CEEP is an event partner of the the 34^th edition of the International Scientific & Expert Meeting of Gas Professionals, which will be held from 8^th to 10^th of May, 2019 in the Congress Centre of the Grand Hotel Adriatic, in Opatija, Croatia. The event is organised by Croatian Gas Center Ltd. and Croatian Gas Association, member of the International Gas Union (IGU).

One of the largest three-day international gas conferences & exhibitions in Central and South-East Europe will once again gather 600 distinguished gas and energy experts and managers from about 230 gas companies and institu­tions, 45 exhibitors from 20 and more countries. Conference will cover a number of current issues relevant to the gas economy and energy industry that stretch along the entire natural gas chain as well as the key issue that will deter­mine the development of natural gas markets in the near future.

Link for program: https://susret.hsup.hr/en/programme/

Link for registration: https://susret.hsup.hr/en/registration-of-participants/

CEEP is an event partner of the 22nd GAZTERM conference to be held in Międzyzdroje, Poland, on 6-9 May 2019.

This year’s edition will focus on natural gas in the Baltic Sea basin. We believe that this region has an immense potential for cooperation, especially between the countries located on its northern and southern coasts. Undoubtedly, The Baltic Sea holds, and will continue to hold, a strategic importance not only for the development of Polish gas market, but also for other Central and Eastern European countries.

We are witnessing an intensive integration of the neighbouring markets: Danish and Swedish as well as Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian and Finnish. In the near future, Poland is set to gain a direct connection with them as a result of transmission infrastructure which is being built.

Day 1 – Baltic Gas Summit
•             Northern Gate
•             Danish and Swedish gas markets integration and cooperation with Poland
•             Integration of gas markets of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland
•             American gas on European markets
•             The geo-strategic importance of the Baltic Sea

Day 2  – The future of Polish gas market – infrastructure, prices, sales volumes
•             Role of natural gas in the Polish energy policy
•             Strategic plan for the gasification of Poland
•             Functionality expansion of the President Lech Kaczyński LNG Terminal.
•             Development strategy of underground gas storage facilities.
•             TGE’s new proposals for the gas market participants. Price and turnover dynamics on the gas exchange market.
•             Natural gas in the heating sector – current state and future perspectives.
•             Prospects for the development of the retail gas market in Poland.

More details: www.gazterm.pl

This one-day business forum will bring together the whole supply chain of the LNG sector from both the U.S. and the EU with the participation of the highest levels of the European Commission, EU Member States, as well as the U.S. Departments of Energy, Commerce and State.It will include a business matchmaking program for U.S. firms and European representatives from the private and public sector.

This event is organised by DG Energy and the EU-U.S. Energy Council, in collaboration with CEEP, Polskie LNG and LNG Allies.

The latest technology, trends and investments opportunities in solar energy will be the focus of CISOLAR 2019, the 8^th International Solar Energy Conference and Trade Show of Central and Eastern Europe, April, 16-18, in Kiev.

CEEP supports this key B2B event, which will be attended by more than 70 speakers and 500 delegates – owners, executives, directors of influential companies, and as well as investors and entrepreneurs in the field of solar energy from more than 30 countries.

The CISOLAR 2019 two-day Trade Show will be held on April,17-18, at the ACCO International Exhibition Center. This large-scale Trade Show will feature more than 100 exhibitors who will showcase new projects, the best technological solutions for business and home. The number of visitors is expected to be 5 000+.

Join CISOLAR 2019 and meet with world-renowned experts, participants in the international solar energy market, suppliers of state-of-the-art energy efficiency solutions, individuals with activities and achievements who write a new page on the development energy industry.

Register on the website (CEEP members are entitled to a 15% discount): https://2019.cis-solar.com/

phone: +38 044 383 03 56

E-mail: inna.nemova@ibcentre.org

Venues

Conference: the Hilton Kyiv Hotel (30 Tarasa Shevchenko Blvd)

Trade Show: ACCO International Exhibition Center (40-B, Peremohy Avenue, Kyiv)

Central European Energy Partners together with the European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) organizes a series of workshops on Funding mechanisms in Phase 4 of the EU ETS in four different capitals from Central and Eastern Europe: Prague (21.03), Bucharest (22.03), Sofia (03.04) and Warsaw (05.04).

In the workshops, the project partners will present a paper and the preliminary results from a survey on the process and design of the funding mechanisms, being the Modernisation Fund, Article 10c Derogation and the Innovation Fund. This will be followed by some initial interventions by key national stakeholders and an open discussion with participants. The project partners will provide some guiding questions for the interventions and discussion.

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Existing mechanisms – the Solidarity Provision and Article 10c Derogation – were updated, and new instruments – the Modernisation Fund and the Innovation Fund – have been added. However, adoption of the revised ETS Directive was merely a first step; important questions remain to be answered during the implementation phase.

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) and Central European Energy Partners (CEEP) are together working on a project that aims to provide room for discussion and capture positions from key stakeholders on the optimal functionality and overall design of these funding mechanisms. In light of this project, a paper was written, taking stock of what is known and highlighting which issues need to be elaborated on during the implementation phase, which was discussed with stakeholders at an event in Brussels in September.

Currently, a survey is being conducted with a very broad group of stakeholders, including representatives from EU Member States, and companies/associations across the Member States. The paper is also being updated to take into account the ongoing developments between September and now. 

Although the European Commission has organised its own technical workshops on the funding mechanisms in light of its preparation for the acts establishing the Funds, it is important that independent review and assessment on its optimal functionality and overall design is carried out based on stakeholder input and consultations. Four workshops are being organised in 4 Member State capitals: Bucharest, Prague, Sofia and Warsaw. 

Central European Energy Partners together with the European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) organizes a series of workshops on Funding mechanisms in Phase 4 of the EU ETS in four different capitals from Central and Eastern Europe: Prague (21.03), Bucharest (22.03), Sofia (03.04) and Warsaw (05.04).

In the workshops, the project partners will present a paper and the preliminary results from a survey on the process and design of the funding mechanisms, being the Modernisation Fund, Article 10c Derogation and the Innovation Fund. This will be followed by some initial interventions by key national stakeholders and an open discussion with participants. The project partners will provide some guiding questions for the interventions and discussion.

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Existing mechanisms – the Solidarity Provision and Article 10c Derogation – were updated, and new instruments – the Modernisation Fund and the Innovation Fund – have been added. However, adoption of the revised ETS Directive was merely a first step; important questions remain to be answered during the implementation phase.

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) and Central European Energy Partners (CEEP) are together working on a project that aims to provide room for discussion and capture positions from key stakeholders on the optimal functionality and overall design of these funding mechanisms. In light of this project, a paper was written, taking stock of what is known and highlighting which issues need to be elaborated on during the implementation phase, which was discussed with stakeholders at an event in Brussels in September.

Currently, a survey is being conducted with a very broad group of stakeholders, including representatives from EU Member States, and companies/associations across the Member States. The paper is also being updated to take into account the ongoing developments between September and now. 

Although the European Commission has organised its own technical workshops on the funding mechanisms in light of its preparation for the acts establishing the Funds, it is important that independent review and assessment on its optimal functionality and overall design is carried out based on stakeholder input and consultations. Four workshops are being organised in 4 Member State capitals: Bucharest, Prague, Sofia and Warsaw. 

Central European Energy Partners together with the European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) organizes a series of workshops on Funding mechanisms in Phase 4 of the EU ETS in four different capitals from Central and Eastern Europe: Prague (21.03), Bucharest (22.03), Sofia (03.04) and Warsaw (05.04).

In the workshops, the project partners will present a paper and the preliminary results from a survey on the process and design of the funding mechanisms, being the Modernisation Fund, Article 10c Derogation and the Innovation Fund. This will be followed by some initial interventions by key national stakeholders and an open discussion with participants. The project partners will provide some guiding questions for the interventions and discussion.

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Existing mechanisms – the Solidarity Provision and Article 10c Derogation – were updated, and new instruments – the Modernisation Fund and the Innovation Fund – have been added. However, adoption of the revised ETS Directive was merely a first step; important questions remain to be answered during the implementation phase.

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) and Central European Energy Partners (CEEP) are together working on a project that aims to provide room for discussion and capture positions from key stakeholders on the optimal functionality and overall design of these funding mechanisms. In light of this project, a paper was written, taking stock of what is known and highlighting which issues need to be elaborated on during the implementation phase, which was discussed with stakeholders at an event in Brussels in September.

Currently, a survey is being conducted with a very broad group of stakeholders, including representatives from EU Member States, and companies/associations across the Member States. The paper is also being updated to take into account the ongoing developments between September and now. 

Although the European Commission has organised its own technical workshops on the funding mechanisms in light of its preparation for the acts establishing the Funds, it is important that independent review and assessment on its optimal functionality and overall design is carried out based on stakeholder input and consultations. Four workshops are being organised in 4 Member State capitals: Bucharest, Prague, Sofia and Warsaw. 

Central European Energy Partners together with the European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) organizes a series of workshops on Funding mechanisms in Phase 4 of the EU ETS in four different capitals from Central and Eastern Europe: Prague (21.03), Bucharest (22.03), Sofia (03.04) and Warsaw (05.04).

In the workshops, the project partners will present a paper and the preliminary results from a survey on the process and design of the funding mechanisms, being the Modernisation Fund, Article 10c Derogation and the Innovation Fund. This will be followed by some initial interventions by key national stakeholders and an open discussion with participants. The project partners will provide some guiding questions for the interventions and discussion.

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Existing mechanisms – the Solidarity Provision and Article 10c Derogation – were updated, and new instruments – the Modernisation Fund and the Innovation Fund – have been added. However, adoption of the revised ETS Directive was merely a first step; important questions remain to be answered during the implementation phase.

The European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) and Central European Energy Partners (CEEP) are together working on a project that aims to provide room for discussion and capture positions from key stakeholders on the optimal functionality and overall design of these funding mechanisms. In light of this project, a paper was written, taking stock of what is known and highlighting which issues need to be elaborated on during the implementation phase, which was discussed with stakeholders at an event in Brussels in September.

Currently, a survey is being conducted with a very broad group of stakeholders, including representatives from EU Member States, and companies/associations across the Member States. The paper is also being updated to take into account the ongoing developments between September and now.

Although the European Commission has organised its own technical workshops on the funding mechanisms in light of its preparation for the acts establishing the Funds, it is important that independent review and assessment on its optimal functionality and overall design is carried out based on stakeholder input and consultations. Four workshops are being organised in 4 Member State capitals: Bucharest, Prague, Sofia and Warsaw.

CEEP is delighted to be an event partner of the “BEST 2018” which will take place on 3^rd  – 6^th of December in Budapest, Hungary.

The four-day long BEST 2018 is the premier energy conference in the Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) region. More than 300 participants are expected: top energy industry leaders, experts, government officials and policymakers, as well as top executives from the worlds of technology and finance.

The BEST 2018 includes the BEST CLEAN Energy Forum will provide a platform to clean energy players, showing the opportunities and challenges of nuclear power developments, renewable energy, the natural gas sector and alternative fuel solutions.

The BEST INNOVATION Hub will give the floor to the most promising technological innovation projects, which are deemed to be the key to decarbonizing the global energy supply. Meanwhile, the WOMEN in ENERGY Conference is a high profile event featuring leading women from the global energy sector.

CEEP is delighted to be an institutional partner of Central European Energy Conference 2018 (CEEC XII) that will take place between 18^th – 20^th November 2018, Sheraton Bratislava Hotel, Slovakia.

The event is organized by the Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy of SR, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of SR and the Representation of the European Commission in SR. The conference is held under auspices of Minister of Economy of SR Peter Žiga and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of SR Miroslav Lajčák. It is part of the Official Program of Slovakia’s Presidency of the Visegrad Four (July 2018 – June 2019).

The purpose of the series of the annual CEEC conferences is to evaluate and discuss topical issues of both energy policy and energy security in Central Europe in the context of the developing EU energy policy.The aim of the 12th annual CEEC 2018 conference is to examine prospects for creating the Energy Union from the perspective of the Visegrad countries. Furthermore, the conference aims to assess the consequences of global energy trends on both energy security and economic competitiveness of the EU and, in particular, the region of Central Europe. It will pay special attention to the process of development of gas infrastructure in the region of Central Europe, development trends in electricity markets, cleaner mobility, energy efficiency, transmission, decarbonisation and R&I in the field of energy. Thematic dinner sessions of the conference will also include other specific topics that are central to present.

CEEP is delighted to be an event partner of the “European Utility Week” which will take place on 6^th – 8^th November in Vienna, Austria. European Utility Week is a platform designed for achieving a fully integrated and interconnected electricity system and market in Europe. EUW hosts the environment for all key players in the smart energy ecosystem to come together and discuss European strategy to achieve a smooth transition towards a low carbon energy supply.

The event is a business, innovation, networking and information platform and is seen by the industry as their terrain. They use the event as their annual meeting place to thrash out strategies and do business to help drive efficiencies in meeting their sustainable development goals.

Register here: 
https://www.european-utility-week.com/registration#/

CEEP is delighted to invite you to the 3^rd Central European Day of Energy, that will be held on 5^th of November, Berlyamont Building. CEDE 2018 will bring together around 150 stakeholders from European Institutions, national administrations, energy and energy intensive companies, academics, experts and journalists, in order to provide an exchange forum between participants.

This edition will focus on cross-border energy cooperation both on electricity and gas within Central Europe.

Among the high-level speakers:

• Miguel Arias Cañete, European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy
• Jerzy Buzek, MEP, Chair of the Committee on Industry,
• Dominique Ristori, Director General of DG Energy
• Leszek Jesień, CEEP Chairman
• the representatives of the industry

Register here:
https://www.ceep.be/cede-2018/

Central Europe Energy Partners is a partner of The Business Booster (TBB), a two-day international networking event organised by InnoEnergy, on 17-18 October in Copenhagen, Denmark.

TBB eventshowcases 150+ sustainable energy technologies under one roof and focuses this year on energy storage and other key technology areas which have revolutionised the way in which the clean energy is used now.

Among the high-level speakers:

Michael Sen, Member of Siemens Managing Board
Diego Pavía, CEO, InnoEnergy
Jean Michel Glachant, Director of the Florence School of Regulation and Director of Loyola de Palacio Energy Policy
Daniel M. Kammen, Lead author for the IPCC, winner of 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, Professor at Berkeley University
Lars Aagaard, CEO, Danish Energy Association, Danish Energy Association.
Elena Bou, Innovation Director, InnoEnergy

Please, register via the link:
https://tbb.innoenergy.com/registration/

CEEP is delighted to be an event partner of the 4^th Energy Congress organised by DISE that will be held on 19-20 September in Wroclaw.

The primary objective of the Congress, is the presentation of a wide spectrum of views and creation of space for debate between experts and practitioners on the most important issues concerning Polish energy sector, as well as its image compared to the European and global sector. The topics discussed at the Congress will focus on the new technological and organisational solutions and implementation of innovations which increase the efficiency of the energy sector. In addition, important subjects debated during the panels will be: nuclear energy – a polish national program against the background of international experience; the role of power industry in the development of electro mobility – an opportunity to build new industry in Poland; Poland as a global player in the LNG market; new business models and electrification trends; and financing energy innovation.

Register here

Central Europe Energy Partners (CEEP) in cooperation with the European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition (ERCST) are delighted to invite you to an interactive Conference on 12 September, University foundation, rue d’Egmont 11, 1000 Brussels.

The revision for the fourth phase of EU Emissions Trading System (2021-2030) introduced a number of important changes concerning funding mechanisms in the system. Thus, CEEP, in cooperation with ERCST, is preparing a paper that is intended to guide stakeholders through the complex infrastructure of funding mechanisms in the revised EU ETS. This meeting aims to discuss the findings of the paper and to provide a platform for actors from the industry, governments and NGOs to engage in a constructive dialogue about challenges and expectations for the implementation of funding mechanisms.

You can find the Draft Agenda here

Please register via the special link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsNkYFn9qSKi9EjM5yrwUMEwScJBKRamhifYZKBDAACkmRZg/viewform