
5th Eurogas Central and Eastern European Conference (CEEC)
Date
07 Oct 2019 to 08 Oct 2019
Address
Radisson Blu Latvija Hotel
Riga
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Event Description
Eurogas is pleased to invite you to the 5th edition of its Central and Eastern European Conference (CEEC) taking place on 7-8 October 2019 at the Radisson Blu Latvija Hotel in Riga.
This year’s conference, organised with the kind support of Latvijas Gāze and Conexus Baltic Grid, will address the issue of “The Baltic Region: Setting the pace for gas market integration”, with a particular focus on the functioning of the regional gas market, as well as the potential of LNG and the value of storage.
During the last two years, the Baltic region has achieved huge progress in creating an integrated gas market. Today other EU countries and regions follow with interest the developments in the Baltic gas market that possibly may serve as a role model for their own way ahead.
Programme
7 October
19:00 High-level cocktail and dinner with speeches from Latvian Prime Minister Kariņš and Philippe Sauquet, President of Eurogas.
8 October
08:30 – 12:45 Central and Eastern European Conference
Three expert panels will address the following topics:
- Panel 1: The regional gas market
- Panel 2: Storage & LNG - flexibility instruments
- Panel 3: Future Role of Gas - regional considerations and regulatory issues
12:45 – 13:45 Lunch
13:45 Visit of the EU’s largest underground gas storage facility Inčukalns UGS
The conference will bring together policymakers, business leaders, regulators to discuss the topics and to develop relevant ideas and strategies.
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