31 March - 1 April, 2014
2nd European Energy Congress
Second European Energy Congress
Energy Markets between
“More Europe” and
National Autonomy
March 31st and April 1st 2014 in Brussels
With contributions by:
Michael bauchmüller, Süddeutsche Zeitung
prof. Dr. peter birkner, Mainova AG
Dr. leonhard birnbaum, E.ON SE
Rune bjørnson, Statoil
Jean-françois Cirelli, GDF SUEZ
bas eickhout, European Parliament
Cheryl fisher, European Investment Bank
Dr. Christoph frei, World Energy Council
sigmar gabriel, Federal Ministry for Economics and Energy (tbc)
Céline gauer, European Commission
Matthias groote, European Parliament
Connie Hedegaard, European Commission
Didier Herbert, European Commission
thorsten Herdan, VDMA Power Systems
Michael Hoffmann, Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG
David Hone, Royal Dutch Shell
Jan Hromadko, Dow Jones International GmbH
gertjan lankhorst, GasTerra BV
David Mclean, ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing
günther oettinger, European Commission (tbc)
patrick pouyanné, TOTAL S.A.
Dr. peter Reitz, EEX – European Energy Exchange AG
Herbert Reul, European Parliament
ulrich schäfer, Süddeutsche Zeitung
Martin schulz, European Parliament
Dr. Rudolf staudigl, Wacker Chemie AG
Dr. Michael süß, Siemens AG
Hans ten berge, EURELECTRIC
Claude turmes, European Parliament
luc Willems, Pentalateral Forum for North Western Europe
nick Winser, ENTSO-E
Dr. Michael Wunnerlich, BDEW
gabriele Zimmer, European Parliament
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preface
Dear ladies and gentlemen,
Europe has ambitious plans for 2014. It intends to forge ahead with the integration of the European energy
market, which must be intensified if Europe is to maintain its competitiveness within the international
market and remain attractive as an industry location. At the same time Member States are, in some cases,
pursuing contradictory agendas in their national energy policies and respective market designs.
What will the future support schemes for renewable energies look like in practice? What can industry and
energy providers expect in terms of emissions trading, capacity markets and compensatory regulations?
What can and what must a new Commission address in the immediate future? Which road will it take?
A range of questions with a decisive influence on prices and supply security, on market opportunities and
investments.
The Second European Energy Congress energy Markets between “More europe” and national
autonomy on March 31st and april 1st 2014 in brussels, organised by the Süddeutscher Verlag
Veranstaltungen GmbH together with the Süddeutsche Zeitung, Siemens and in cooperation with the
con|energy agency will address precisely these questions. Following the successful launch event in May 2013,
the 2014 congress intends once again to offer impulses for strategic considerations, stimulate discussion
in the industry and provide you with first hand information on current European energy policy proposals.
As speakers we have succeeded in winning high calibre experts from politics, the energy economy, industry,
associations, media and science. Exchange ideas with industry colleagues from Europe and discuss with us
how energy policy concepts can be successfully implemented and what impulses are needed for the future!
Together with all the participants, we are very much looking forward to greeting you in Brussels in March
2014.
Yours sincerely
Michael Bauchmüller
Energy Policy Correspondent,
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Claudia Garrels
Head of managerakademie
Süddeutscher Verlag Veranstaltungen
program advisory:
Michael bauchmüller,
energy correspondent,
parliamentary Desk
süddeutsche Zeitung gmbH
Claudia garrels,
Jan-peter schwartz,
Head of managerakademie,
süddeutscher Verlag
Veranstaltungen gmbH
Corporate Vice president for
energy Communications,
siemens ag
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prof. Dr. Michael seidel,
Rheinische fachhochschule Köln,
euf enerko energie &
umwelt gmbH
list of speakers:
prof. Dr. peter birkner,
Member of the Board of Management,
Mainova AG
Didier Herbert,
Director, DG Enterprise and Industry,
Directorate Enterprise, Competitiveness,
Industry and Growth Policies, European Commission
Dr. leonhard birnbaum,
Member of the Board of Management,
E.ON SE
thorsten Herdan,
CEO,
VDMA Power Systems
Rune bjørnson,
Senior Vice President,
Natural Gas, Statoil
Michael Hoffmann,
External Affairs Director,
Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG
Jean-françois Cirelli,
Vice Chairman and President,
GDF SUEZ and President Eurogas
David Hone,
Chief Climate Change Advisor,
Royal Dutch Shell
bas eickhout,
MEP, GRÜNE/EFA,
European Parliament
gertjan lankhorst
Chief Executive Officer
GasTerra BV
Cheryl fisher,
Director Energy Department,
European Investment Bank
David Mclean,
Manager for Natural Gas Liquids and
New Business Development,
ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing
Dr. Christoph frei,
Secretary General,
World Energy Council
günther oettinger,
Commissioner for Energy,
European Commission (tbc)
sigmar gabriel,
Federal Minister for Economics and Energy,
Federal Ministry for Economics and Energy (tbc)
patrick pouyanné,
President Refining-Chemicals,
Executive Committee Member,
TOTAL S.A.
Céline gauer,
Acting Director, DG Competition,
Directorate B Energy and Environment,
European Commission
Dr. peter Reitz,
CEO,
EEX – European Energy Exchange AG
Matthias groote,
MEP, SPE,
Chairman ENVI-Committee,
European Parliament
Herbert Reul,
MEP, EVP,
European Parliament
Connie Hedegaard,
Commissioner for Climate Action,
European Commission
Martin schulz,
President,
European Parliament
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list of speakers:
luc Willems,
Deputy Secretary General of the Benelux Union,
Pentalateral Forum for North Western Europe
nick Winser,
President,
ENTSO-E and UK Executive Director at
National Grid
Dr. Michael Wunnerlich,
Member of the Executive Board,
BDEW and Managing Director of BDEW
representation to the European Union
gabriele Zimmer,
MEP, KVEL/NGL,
European Parliament
sponsoring
Contact:
nicole Haverkamp
are you interested in exhibition and sponsoring
opportunities during the congress?
We are happy to inform you about customized
options for your business.
Preferred Partner:
süddeutscher Verlag Veranstaltungen gmbH
+49 8191 125-573
nicole.haverkamp@sv-veranstaltungen.de
The siemens energy sector is the world‘s leading supplier of a broad spectrum of products, services and solutions for
power generation in thermal power plants and using renewables, power transmission in grids and for the extraction, processing
and transport of oil and gas. In fiscal 2013 (ended September 30), the Energy Sector had revenues of EUR27.5 billion and received new orders totaling approximately EUR26.6 billion and posted a profit of EUR2 billion. On September 30, 2013, the Energy
Sector had a work force of almost 83,500.
Further information is available at: http://www.siemens.com/energy
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first day of the congress: Monday, March 31st 2014
from 8:00
Welcome Coffee and Registration
Moderation:
Michael bauchmüller, energy correspondent, süddeutsche Zeitung
09:00 –09:30
Welcome by the organisers and the conference moderator
i. european energy policy and european market design
09:30 –10:00
Roadmap 2030 – emissions, energy efficiency and Renewable energies
Günther Oettinger, Commissioner for Energy, European Commission (tbc)
10:00 –10:30
Challenges for the european energy policy from the point of view of the european parliament
Martin Schulz, President, European Parliament
10:30 –11:00
focus on renewable energies – a model for europe?
Sigmar Gabriel, Federal Minister of Economics and Energy,
Federal Ministry for Economics and Energy (tbc)
11:00 –11:30
Coffee break
11:30 –12:00
energy outlook – What is the energy mix of the future?
Dr. Christoph Frei, Secretary General, World Energy Council
12:00 –12:30
european electricity market design – the industry view
Dr. Michael Süß, Member of the Managing Board Siemens AG and CEO of Siemens Energy Sector
12:30 –13:30
lunch break
13:30 –14:00
Developing capacities and supply security as premises for a european energy policy
Patrick Pouyanné, President Refining-Chemicals, Executive Committee Member, TOTAL S.A.
14:00 –14:30
the critical contribution of natural gas to a european low-carbon
energy system in 2030 and beyond
Rune Bjørnson, Senior Vice President Natural Gas, Statoil
14:30 –15:00
Coffee break
ii. en route to a european single energy market between supply security
and capacity markets
15:00 –15:30
focus on renewable energies – Where are the subsidies of renewable energies in europe heading?
Céline Gauer, Acting Director, DG Competition, Directorate B Energy and Environment, European Commission
15:30 –16:00
energy in europe between protection of the Climate and Competition
Jean-François Cirelli,Vice Chairman and President, GDF SUEZ and President Eurogas
16:00 –16:30
Developing the grid for 2030
Nick Winser, President, ENTSO-E and UK Executive Director at National Grid
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first day of the congress: Monday, March 31st 2014
16:30 –16:45
opening statement: Regional cooperation as a basis for the single european energy market
Luc Willems, Deputy Secretary General of the Benelux Union, Pentalateral Forum for North Western Europe
16:45 –18:00
panel Discussion:
progress and problems in developing the single energy market – how will europe continue?
Moderation:
ulrich schäfer, Head of economics Department, süddeutsche Zeitung
participants:
– Dr. leonhard birnbaum, Member of the board of Management, e.on se
– gertjan lankhorst, Chief executive officer, gasterra bV
– Dr. peter Reitz, Ceo, eex – european energy exchange ag
– Dr. Michael süß, Member of the Managing board siemens ag and Ceo of
siemens energy sector
– luc Willems, Deputy secretary general of the benelux union, pentalateral forum
as of 19:00
Dinner event
The organizers and Siemens invite the participants and speakers
to a stylish dinner event at the rooftop room of the Hotel.
Enjoy the unique view over Brussels, good food and interesting
networking with colleagues and experts from the European
energy industry, politics, associations and academia.
With the kind support of:
second day of the congress: tuesday, april 1st 2014
Moderation:
Michael bauchmüller, energy correspondent, parliamentary Desk, süddeutsche Zeitung
iii. Challenges for climate protection
09:00 – 09:30
european climate policy – between ambition and location issues
Connie Hedegaard, Commissioner for Climate Action, European Commission
09:30 –10:00
the future of the emission trading system
David Hone, Chief Climate Change Advisor, Royal Dutch Shell
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second day of the congress: tuesday, april 1st 2014
10:00 –10:30
Coffee break
10:30 –11:00
european energy Market 2020 – a new start
Hans ten Berge, Secretary General, EURELECTRIC
11:00 –11:30
energy efficiency – progress in implementing the energy efficiency directive
Claude Turmes, MEP, GRÜNE/EFA, European Parliament
iV. business Case europe – How will europe remain competitive in the future?
11:30 –13:00
panel Discussion:
Quo vadis europa? Where is europe heading after the elections?
Moderation:
ulrich schäfer, Head of economics Department, süddeutsche Zeitung
participants:
– Matthias groote, Mep, spe, european parliament
– thorsten Herdan, Ceo, VDMa power systems
– Herbert Reul, Mep, eVp, european parliament
– Claude turmes, Mep, gRÜne/efa, european parliament
– Dr. Michael Wunnerlich, Member of the board of Management, bDeW
– gabriele Zimmer, Mep, KVl/ngl, european parliament
13:00 –14:00
Joint lunch
14:00 –14:30
bringing Caspian gas to europe – improving diversity and security of supply
Michael Hoffmann, External Affairs Director, Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG
14:30 –16:00
panel Discussion:
How can europe assert itself in the international competition?
Moderation:
Jan Hromadko, Dow Jones international gmbH
participants:
– prof. Dr. peter birkner, Member of the board of Management, Mainova ag
– bas eickhout, Mep, gRÜne/efa, european parliament
– Cheryl fisher, Director energy Department, european investment bank
– Didier Herbert, Director, Dg enterprise and industry, european Commission
– David Mclean, Manager for natural gas liquids and new business Development,
exxonMobil gas & power Marketing
– Dr. Rudolf staudigl, Chairman of the board of Management, Wacker Chemie ag
16:00 –16:15
16:15
summary and final discussion
end and coffee break
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31 March - 1 April, 2014
2nd European Energy Congress
www.european-energy-congress.com
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