Wednesday, January 25, from 9 am at Cesianu Racoviţă Palace in Bucharest, energynomics.ro invites you to the first informal Energy Breakfast Club meeting in 2017, dedicated to experts and decision makers in the energy industry: Taming the energy giants – Procurement and supply chain management. Production and operations in the oil, gas and power sector are typically high-cost, high-risk and capital- intensive. This makes developing the procurement and supply a crucial point in business day to day administration. Effectively identifying and managing risk in the supply chain and optimising performance are vital to meeting the market needs. [formularEveniment] a

Event recommended by the Regulatory Authority for Energy – ANRE.

Energy Breakfast Club is organised by energynomics.ro with the support of our partners: PETROTEL Lukoil şi CEMS EPC SA.

SPEAKERSa

Bogdan Puşcaş, president of the National Agency for Public Procurement (ANAP)

Bogdan Puşcaş will open the series of presentations with the latest elements of the regulatory framework for public procurement and its implementation. ANAP president will also refer to the most effective options for effectively identifying and managing risk in the supply chain.

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Corina Truică, COO CEMS EPC SA

Corina Truică will talk about what matters most when selecting service providers in the energy industry. “The decision to outsource support services for energy – such as engineering, maintenance, repairs, execution of investment projects – should generate added value for the beneficiary company in terms of access to highly specialized personal, effective management systems, reliability and costs reduction”, considers Corina Truică.

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Mihai Darie, CFO Nuclearelectrica

Mihai Darie will present details on purchasing operations within a nuclear operator: needs, risk management and measures. Nuclearelectrica representative will also refer to internal control measures for efficiency and compliance of the purchase transactions, and hence for the efficiency of the company.

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THEMES

We will invite over 50 experts from the energy sector, mainly representatives of Romania’s most active companies in the automation and IT sector, as well as representatives of professional associations in the field.

As an industry that depends heavily on an extensive supply chain and operates within an more and more volatile market, energy has to strive for a good governance for supply chain assurance and compliance.

Join Energy Breakfast Club for an open discussion on good practices in the biggest energy companies in Romania in regard with the sustainable, cost-effective supplier relationships!

• Management and coordination systems for HSE activity
• Proactive measures for preventing accidents and environmental incidents
• Regulations and requirements imposed for environmental protection and employees’ health
• Corporate packages of services for rapid and effective intervention in all crisis situations, and afterwards

Among the invited organisations there are Alstom GE, Auchan Romania, Coca-Cola HBC Romania, Enel Romania, Envisan, Greenfiber International S.A, KPMG Advisory, Linde Gas, MOL Grup, OMV Petrom, PETROTEL-LUKOIL S.A., Saint-Gobain Glass Industry, Schaeffler.

Participation

Access to Energy Breakfast Club is open to all professionals in the Romanian energy industry and related sectors, based on the nominal confirmation from energynomics.ro. You are welcomed to write us at office [at] energynomics.ro and ask for an invitation!

Energy Breakfast Club is a meeting of 2 to 3 hours where energy specialists have the opportunity to keep themselves up to date with the latest information and the most influential views on one the hot topics of the moment.

As a host, energynomics.ro will provide – from 09.00 AM – the MC and the coffee, will propose the theme and will launch the invitations for the speakers. They are selected accordingly with their best knowledge of the topic and are responsible for organizing ideas and stimulating intellectual challenges. Presentations will not exceed 20 minutes and are intended to be starting points for a dynamic exchange of ideas and perspectives.

The club closes at 13.