GIE Annual Conference 2024 @ Munich
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21st GIE Annual Conference
Empowering the energy transition, inspiring change:
creating sustainable solutions today
See you on 17 & 18 October 2024, in Munich, Germany
21st edition | 2 days | 1 evening reception | 300 energy experts
Graciously hosted by
bayernets, Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET), GASCADE, GRTgaz Deutschland, ONTRAS, Open Grid Europe (OGE), Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE), Storengy Deutschland, Uniper Energy Storage
Join European policy & business leaders in empowering the energy transition. Together, we will debate and meet to inspire change. Our two-day interactive discussions and networking activities will foster the creation of sustainable solutions.
Access in-depth and engaging panel discussions tackling the latest policy and energy industry trends in Europe. Meet and debate with actors from different fields: renewable, low-carbon and natural gases, including hydrogen and biomethane, electricity, wind energy, trading, academia, policymaking… and more.
What we will talk about: • Hydrogen infrastructure: onshore, offshore, corridors, storage, financing, import Full programme coming soon! Stay tuned.
• Role of gas infrastructure in the transition
• CCUS technologies
• Sector coupling & hydrogen infrastructure
• Biomethane’s benefit in achieving the targets
• Diversification of roads and sources of supply
• The position of Europe in the world
• Gas infrastructure’s support towards the energy consumers in their transition.
• Project presentations
For inquiries, please contact the GIE Secretariat:
Tel +32 2 209 05 00
E-mail gie@gie.eu
Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE)
Avenue de Cortenbergh 100
1000 Brussels
Belgium
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