For many decades now, Romania is once again well connected to major financial and technological drivers. Global approaches and local opportunities meet to make the agenda of our daily activity, influencing how we work, how much we earn, and ultimately, how we live. Companies are moving in and of out Romania, more and more energy projects are involving many countries at once, and hundreds of professionals are on the move, at home and abroad. Their opinions and insights are crucial for discovering the trends in the Romanian energy industry as intertwined as they are with those defining the regional and global landscapes.

Iulian Harpa, managing director Wing Media Energy Consulting (publisher energynomics.ro)

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Spring Cocktail – Cultivate Different Views On the Romanian Energy Market

Event recommended by the National Regulatory Authority for Energy – ANRE and the National Agency for Mineral Resources – NAMR

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For the 4th year in a row, energynomics.ro organizes Spring Cocktail, an original concept event dedicated to the exchange of ideas on the Romanian energy industry. This year edition, scheduled on March 30, benefits from the support of our partners: Automobile Bavaria, CEC Bank, Electrica, Romelectro, Nuclearelectrica, Klarmedia.  Media partners: Radio România Actualităţi, The Diplomat.

Robert Tudorache, State Secretary, Ministry of Energy, has confirmed his participation.

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Daniela Lulache, CEO Nuclearelectrica has confirmed her participation. Daniela Lulache will speak about the future of the nuclear industry in Romania and about Nuclearelectrica’s role in the energy market.

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Dan Cătălin Stancu, CEO Electrica SA has also confirmed his participation. Dan Catalin Stancu, CEO Electrica will present the priorities and elements of the development plan on a short term from the largest power distributor in Romania..

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Cristian Secoşan, CEO Romelectro has also confirmed his participation. Cristian Secoşan will talk about the current condition and prospects for the Romanian entrepreneur and investor on the Romanian and international energy markets.

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The March 30th event will be a good opportunity for the expats in the energy industry to calibrate their expectations and perspectives with the Romanians who worked abroad. What is common and what surprises the newcomers once they in Romania? What similar experiences and what is totally unique to the Romanian energy industry? What type of events is to be avoided and what are the models worth to be urgently imported to make companies more efficient and Romania a better host for the international experts?

More than 50 people from the most dynamic organizations in the Romanian energy industry already confirmed their presence: ABB, Amromco Energy, Black Sea Oil & Gas, AT Kearney Romania, KMG – Rompetrol, KPMG, Money Corp, MS Conrec, NIS Petrol, OMV Petrom, ACUE (Federatia Patronala a Asociatiilor Companiilor de Utilitati din Energie), Alstom Power Romania, BMW, Botezatu si Asociatii SCA, CMS, Decalex, Elektra Renewable Support, Emerson, Energy Policy Group, FSS Global, Horváth & Partners Management Consulting SRL, Huawei, ARBIO, Paicu&Sons Consulting, Primaria Municipiului Bucuresti, Raph Service SRL, Romelectro, Safetech, Schneider Electric Romania, Smart SA, Sweet Home, TREC Cluster, Voith Hydro.

Several countries will also be represented by officials from their local embassies, among them: Bulgaria, Israel, USA, UK, Kazahstan, Croatia.

An additional contribution to the success of the evening will come from the fresh cocktails to be tested at the end of the presentations. On March 30th, from 6 PM, for three hours, Cesianu–Racoviţă Palace will provides us with an eclectic and sophisticated ambience, given the stucco and wall paintings in oil and numerous works of art housed here. More on 2014 Spring Cocktail, 2015 Spring Cocktail and 2016 Spring Cocktail!

Spring Cocktail (March) is one of the three concept events organized every year by energynomics.ro. The other two are Energy Strategy Summit (June) and energynomics Awards (December).