Recent developments and investment opportunities: expanding energy ties between European Union and neighbouring countries.

“The European Union (EU) imports today half of its energy needs and it is generally recognised that this figure could increase to 70% by 2030. While our EU natural gas production will decrease in the future, our consumption will double in the next two decades. At the same time, due to our increasing transport needs, it is expected that the EU oil consumption will continue to grow. EU electricity demand could increase by 50 % in the next 25 years.”  Raffaele Liberali , Director, European Commission

EU’s major concern is to diversify its energy suppliers, since the security of the EU’s primary energy supplies may be threatened by the high proportion of imports, concentrated among relatively few partners.

This two day forum is gathering the luminaries of EU Energy policy, and its major energy partners to define the short and medium term energy priorities and set the actions that need to be taken in order to tackle a variety of challenges, including achieving a market with competitive prices and secure supplies, boosting technological leadership, and effectively negotiating with international partners.

“EU and its Emerging Energy Partners” is one of the most senior and influential energy events of the year attracting all major European Energy partners, to discuss the latest progress in their current or planned projects; New proposals, region specific challenges and lucrative investment opportunities.

The event is a perfect platform for all EU current and potential partners, government representatives and corporate heads to come together, hear the latest developments, share their stories of achievements and opportunities and take away a very practical and in depth information on latest trends and developments.

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