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Regional Energy Market |
Towards an Energy Community of South Eastern Europe (ECSEE)
Conference for SEE Parliamentarians, Social Partners and NGOs
Presented
Documents:
- Overall
Agenda of the Energy Meetings
- Stuck
in the Past: Energy, Environment and Poverty in Serbia and
Montenegro (from UNDP) [8.8 Mb pdf]
- Energy
Trade Strategy: World Bank Framework for Development of
Regional Energy Trade in South East Europe (from the World Bank)
[372 Kb pdf]
- Athens
Forum (June 2004): "The Regional Energy Market in South
East Europe and its integration into the European Community's
internal energy market" [116 Kb pdf]
Presentations
(powerpoint):
- Creation
of the Energy Community of South Eastern Europe, by Bernard
Snoy, Director WTII
- Donor
Support for Institutional Development and Capacity Building
in ESCEE, by Dr. Robert F. Ichord, Jr.
Chief, Energy and Infrastructure, Bureau for Europe and Eurasia,
US Agency for International Development
- Liberalisation
in Europe: the necessary framework for a real common market
& impacts of restructuring, by Herbert Seidlmann, Director
of VERBUND-Austrian Power Trading AG
- Impact
of Restructuring on Employment in Central Europe East at E.ON
Energie, by Kai Portugall, Expert Human Resources International
- Past
and prospective financing of energy infrastructure in South
East Europe, by T. Timme, European Investment Bank
- Electricity
Employment Evolution in 16 European Countries
- The
Impact of Renewable Energy and Environmental Measures on Tariff,
by Ioan Rotaru, World Energy Council, Romanian National Committee
- Tariff
Reform and the Affordability Issue, by Maria Vagliasindi,
Senior Economist Chief Economist Office, EBRD
- Copy
Cat or Own Model, by Jan Willem Goudriaan, Deputy General
Secretary, European Federation of Public Service Trade Unions
- Romanian
Ministry of Economy Presentation
- Energy,
Environment, Poverty, presentation by UNDP
- ECSEE
Energy Sector: Restructuring and its Impacts, by Henk Busz,
Energy Sector Manager, Europe and Central Asia Region, World
Bank
- Addressing
social impacts of mining sector restructuring, by Henk Busz,
Energy Sector Manager, Europe and Central Asia Region, World
Bank
- ECSEE
APL – World Bank Investment Lending to the Energy Community
of South East Europe, by Henk Busz
- Tariff
Reforms and the affordability issue: Achievement of Albania
regarding increasing collections, reduction of losses, electricity
tariffs, protection of family in needs and reforming power sector
in line with Athens Process, by Mr. Bujar LEKA, Ministry of
Industry and Energy, Director of Foreign Relation and Project
Directorate
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