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8th November (Tuesday)
08.30 - 09.00
Registration

09.00 - 09.30
Coffee Sponzor

09.30 - 12.00
Energy Policy
Has the ‘Europeanization’ case of European energy policy been put into question after the German nuclear phase-out? What about the cross-border and regional cooperation? The important role of ACER and the Energy Community in introducing common rules, policies and practices.
Session Chairman: Tomaž Orešič, Director Western&Central Europe, EFT Group

Inge Bernaerts, Head of Unit for Electricity and Gas, European Commission

Janez Kopač, Director General for Energy, Ministry of the Economy, Slovenia

Alberto Pototschnig, Director, ACER

Dirk Buschle, Deputy Director and Legal Counsel, Energy Community Secretariat

Tomaž Orešič, Director Western&Central Europe, EFT Group

12.30 - 14.30
Lunch Sponzor

14.30 - 16.30
Financing Session
Financing of the new investment cycle in generation, new grids as well as smart meter roll outs. New capacity extensions in both renewable energies and fossil are on the way. What is the real picture? Further Market integration and Mergers & Acquisitions trends. The ownership unbundling procedures are bringing new (financial) players in the sector while on the other hand, the SE Europe is still lacking on sufficient financial sources for much needed new investments. Is the region finally going to face new regional market players?
Session Chairman: Peter Frankl, Editor-in-Chief of Business Daily Finance

Georgios Gkiaouris, Senior Banker, Power & Energy Utilities, EBRD, UK

Allan Baker, Managing Director, Global Head of Power, Societe Generale Group, UK

Miloš Hamović, Vice Chairman, EFT Group

Jochen Hierl, Senior Energy Economist, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg

Dietmar Graminger, First Vice President, Bayern LB, Germany

Plamen Popov, Statkraft, Germany

Ivan Šmon, Technical Director, SODO, Slovenia

16.30 - 17.00
Coffee Break Sponzor

17.00 - 19.00
Demand Response and technological Challenge
Engaging the disengaged customer through dynamic pricing and new business models. Who has the most needs and who will benefit the most? Has the demand response capacity management prosperous future on small national markets? Is the proposed energy efficiency directive giving the right targets and answers?
Session Chairman: Philip E. Lewis, Director, VaasaETT, Finland

Philip E. Lewis, Director, VaasaETT, Finland

Mike Gordon, Director, Jouleassets, USA

Gary Keane, Senior consultant, Pöyry Management Consulting, UK

Andreas Berthold-van der Molen, Utility Market Developement Manager, Microsoft, Germany

Krešimir Bakič, Chairman of the National Committee CIGRÉ - CIRED, Slovenia

Peter Nemček, Vice President of Research and Development, cyberGRID GmbH, Austria

20.00 - 20.30
Let sparkling wine keep you company Sponzor

20.30 - *
Dinner Sponzor



9th November (Wednesday)
09.30 - 10.00
Coffee

10.00 - 12.30
Retail Market Challenges
The future of the retail market currently doesn't looks bright. The profitability is disappearing, while the right business model for new services is not yet developed. Is competition on the retail market going to be seriously challenged by the increased renewable portfolio? Are the market mechanisms endangered? How long is the learning phase of feed-in tariffs going to endure?
Session Chairman: Jani Soršak, Attorney, Schőnherr

Dejan Paravan, Member of the Management Board for electricity sales, GEN I, Slovenia

Gorazd Skubin, Petrol , Slovenia

Iztok Sotošek, Director, Elektro Gorenjska Prodaja, Slovenia

Gregor Božič , Director, Elektro Energija, Slovenia

Bojan Horvat, Director, Elektro Maribor Energija plus, Slovenia

Boštjan Turinek, Customer Sector Director, Elektro Celje PLC, Slovenia

Stanko Ciglarič, Director, E3, energetika, ekologija, ekonomija, Slovenia

12.30 - 13.00
Conference Closing

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