2021 Energy Strategy Summit – Integration
17 Jun 2021 @ 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday, on June 17, at the Bucharest Diplomatic Club – Ballroom Ambassador Hall (Bucharest-Ploiesti road, no. 2B, sector 1, Bucharest), Energynomics organizes the most important event of the summer for the Romanian energy industry: the 2021 Energy Strategy Summit.
This year’s edition brings together the most influential decision-makers in the Romanian energy industry, for an extensive analysis of the national, European and corporate strategies – after the previous six successful editions in 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015.
For access to ONLINE audience or for access at the Bucharest Diplomatic Club!
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The energy industry has emerged as a sector of activity among others and has quickly developed into one of the key areas for any economy. Then, and for decades, we have even predicted economic growth over a year based on the evolution of energy consumption.
For several years now, energy consumption has decoupled from economic growth. The ambition of the coming years is to break yet another of the traditional connections – A developed society means individual comfort security, with the cost measured in a considerable impact on the environment.
New technologies, people desires, as translated in general public policies, financial mechanisms – all are aligned for targeting prosperous and secure societies without damaging the environment, in a few decades from now.
While still recognized as playing a key part, energy is less and less treated as an independent sector – especially in transnational policies and strategies, made by governments or private entities. Recognized for their strategic role, electricity and energy carriers (natural gas, oil, hydrogen) are treated as commodities, traded in free and regionally interconnected markets. National or global statistics apart, energy efficiency is relevant at the micro-level (citizens or companies) only insofar as it contributes to the economic performance and comfort we desire. From “for the country, all coal we can dig”, which is “energy at any cost”, we have today reached the stage of “all technologies if they respect strict environmental conditions and are financially feasible.” Finally, from large units with centralized generation and distribution lines of strategic interest, we prepare for small local producers, with their intermittent generation, whose secure integration into the national and continental grids will depend on digital technologies, with automatic decisions taken mostly by artificial intelligence systems.
All these picture a mega-trend in which Romania is also part – the integration of energy systems and units into the economic production and consumption habits of a society that is prosperous and focused on the quality of life (environmental protection, individual comfort, health, and general access to total communication).
How does this macro-trend manifest in Romania this year? What can we expect for the coming years? How do traditional players in the energy sector change/need to change their approaches? What types of new actors are emerging and will emerge in the energy sector? What are the border areas where energy meets and transforms by colliding with other industries or activities?
2021 Energy Strategy Summit means over 20 speakers – senior officials from the Government and regulatory bodies, top managers from large companies, savvy representatives of professional associations, Romanian and foreign experts will have the opportunity to speak their minds in front of their peers.A
Register to the 2021 Energy Strategy Summit! You will have the opportunity to send questions to the invited speakers and to get in touch with the other participants registered on the event page on the MyConnector platform!
Strategic partners: ACUE, AFEER, RWEA, AHK România, FEL România.
On June 17, the most influential decision-makers in the Romanian energy industry will meet for the largest professional debate dedicated to the national, European, and corporate strategy, with plenary sessions, and Keynote presentations.
The 7th edition of the Energy Strategy Summit (June 17) will address the hottest topics in the Romanian and regional energy industry this year. There will be 5 thematic sessions for the leaders of thought in the most dynamic organizations to share their views on strategies for investment, strategies for technology, and strategies for cooperation. We will also take a competent look at the most prominent topics of the moment: Decarbonization – coal phase-out, natural gas, green solutions, Digital Transformation – digital twins, automatic communication, new technologies, Financing energy – support schemes, CfD, EU Taxonomy, and Energy Security – energy efficiency, energy poverty, heating.
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We will continue to stimulate inter-institutional collaboration between Government, Parliament, local authorities, regulatory bodies, and external partners. Just like in 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015, Energynomics will provide the authorities with a comprehensive Report of this year’s edition of the Energy Strategy Summit for the Government and the regulatory bodies to take into consideration when drafting the national policies on energy.a
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CONFIRMED SPEAKERS & THEMES
Keynote Speakers
A safe pathway to decarbonization
- Coal phase-out – what is the alternative & how do we get there
- The role of natural gas in the energy transition
- Green solutions: from generation to consumption
Digital Transformation and New Technologies
- Digital solutions for data acquisition and processing (sensors, RPAs)
- Digital twins – preventive maintenance options
- Automatic communication and AI (chatbots, operating scenarios, etc.)
- Big Data Analytics (cloud solutions)
- New Technologies: hydrogen, offshore wind, large-scale photovoltaic, geothermal
Financing and support schemes
- Sustainable financing: adapting to new criterias
- EU Taxonomy – restrictions and opportunities
- CfD • Support money for cogeneration
Energy security
- Access to new energy resources
- Developing new capacities for power and heat generation
- Heating – optimal solutions for large urban agglomerations
- Energy poverty – bridging the gap
Special nuclear ONLINE panel – Paving the way for new developments
- Last wave of large reactor units
- SMRs – promises and challenges
- A new generation of nuclear experts
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