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EU transport competitiveness

The European Union is entering a decade that will be decisive for its global competitiveness. This is particularly the case in the transport sector....

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Elodie  Petrozziello JJMP
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Should I offset or should I plough? : voluntary carbon offsets and ETS in an evolutionary model
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The regulatory framework for independent aggregators
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Conference

FSR European Energy Policy and Law Conference

12 September 2019

The next Commission will play a decisive role with respect to the future of European energy policy.

the FSR European Energy Policy and Law Conference is aimed to discuss these issues and to draw some first conclusions on what should be the next Commission’s energy priorities.

  • Session 1 will look at the challenges in delivering a cost-effective and competitive EU electricity system, and achieving the EU and Member States’ renewables targets whilst meeting the goals of competitiveness and energy security.
  • Session 2 will look at the role of gas – natural, biomethane, green and low-carbon – in the EU’s long-term energy system:
  • Session 3 will look at what will be the key infrastructure challenges moving forward, and what the next Commission will need to do to deal with them.
  • Session 4 will look at the challenges facing the EU’s competition policy to evolve and to meet the rapid changes taking place on EU energy markets.

 

Keynote address:

Miguel Arias Cañete | European Commissioner, Climate Action & Energy

Péter Kaderják | Minister of State for Energy Affairs and Climate Policy of Hungary

 

Among the confirmed speakers:

Jean-Michel Glachant | Florence School of Regulation

Christopher Jones | Florence School of Regulation

Andris Piebalgs | Florence School of Regulation

Paula Abreu Marques | European Commission, DG Energy

Florian Ermacora | European Commission, DG Energy

Jane Amilhat | European Commission, DG Energy

Thierry Bros | Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

Giles Dickson | Wind Europe

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