From the Balkans all the way up to the Baltic Coast, security of supply through diversity of supply is the key issue. The CEE Gas Conference in Zagreb has been seized upon by government ministers and energy executives from across the region as an opportunity to forge the partnerships and market framework required to build a fully-functioning and interconnected CEE, fed by multiple external supply sources.
The conference has also attracted attention from further afield. US LNG exporters are eyeing the CEE region as a market with huge potential. Import terminals in Poland and Lithuania and the imminent development on Croatia’s Krk Island are very exciting prospects and representation at the conference from the likes of Cheniere, LNG Allies, Delfin and Next Decade reflects the enthusiasm for the region.
US Government Officials see the conference as an excellent opportunity to support its companies.
William Silkworth from the US Department of State said:
“The United States has strongly supported the advancement of European energy security for decades. We look forward to continuing to partner with the European Union and member states on critical diversification efforts central to ensuring energy security.”
The Central & Eastern European Gas Conference taking place in Zagreb, Croatia on 15 – 16 February, 2017.
Bringing together all key stakeholders and public-private commercial market participants including Governments, Ministries, Regulators, Investors, Gas Consumers, Utilities, LNG Buyers, LNG and Gas suppliers, E&Ps, TSOs, EPCs and Financiers, the conference will provide an unrivalled platform for the strategic roadmap to a diverse and secure natural gas future for the region.
For more information on the conference or to register, please visit www.theceegas.com.