WHEN
03 March I 11:15 - 12:30
WHERE
Room 213
TOPICS
Energy & Climate
WHEN
03 March I 11:15 - 12:30
WHERE
Room 213
TOPICS
Energy & Climate
The EU’s future energy system needs to be clean, reliable and affordable – but getting there won’t be straightforward. With major bets on renewables, the EU is doubling down on storage, a more European grid in terms of planning, financing and operation, and more flexible demand.
In the near term, lower gas prices may also provide some relief. Will this all add up to more competitive electricity prices, and will European citizens and industry benefit in practice? In this Lab session, we will delve into answering this key question by addressing a series of factors that will shape the future of the EU’s energy system.
Speakers
Irina
Kustova
Moderator
Head of the Energy Programme, CEPS
Tom
Howes
Adviser to the Director on Green Transition and Energy System Integration, Mr Lukasz Kolinski, European Commission – DG ENER
Catharina
Sikow-Magny
Professor and former Director for Green Transition & Energy System Integration at DG Energy (EC), Florence School of Regulation
Daniel
Vig
Senior Policy Officer, Energy Storage Europe
Ronan
Devaney
Deputy Director, EU and Europe, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Sebastian
Schulte-Derne
Head of the EU Office, Orsted
Malwina Qvist
Director, Nuclear Energy Program, Clean Air Task Force (CATF)
Bernard
De Clercq
Head of EU & International Affairs, Elia Group
Irina
Kustova
Moderator
Head of the Energy Programme, CEPS
Tom
Howes
Adviser to the Director on Green Transition and Energy System Integration, Mr Lukasz Kolinski, European Commission – DG ENER
Catharina
Sikow-Magny
Professor and former Director for Green Transition & Energy System Integration at DG Energy (EC), Florence School of Regulation
Daniel
Vig
Senior Policy Officer, Energy Storage Europe
Ronan
Devaney
Deputy Director, EU and Europe, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Sebastian
Schulte-Derne
Head of the EU Office, Orsted
Malwina Qvist
Director, Nuclear Energy Program, Clean Air Task Force (CATF)
Bernard
De Clercq
Head of EU & International Affairs, Elia Group
