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ENTSO-E Annual Conference 2016
Date
08 Dec 2016
Address
Brussels
BelgiumEvent Type
L - Conference, forum
Section
Energy
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
ENTSO-E Annual Conference 2016 - Energy Union for You!
It is the citizen, the customer, who is on the move in Europe’s energy landscape. Change is now! But what does it look like and what’s in for you? How to deliver on sustainability while maintaining the market in power?
As the European Commission is about to propose a reform of the Third Energy Package, ENTSO-E’s 2016 Annual Conference will deep dive into the next steps of the Energy Union.
ENTSO-E's Annual Conference 2016 is THE opportunity to compare visions on market design, EU network codes implementation, smart networks, smart cities, the infrastructure challenge, regional cooperation, with a central question: what’s in it for the customer?
The conference will gather a series of prestigious speakers and allow you to interact with panelists to debate on what the Energy Union means for you!
Do not miss the power event of the year!
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