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Ukrainian Energy Day in London
June 12, 2017
£549
WHEN:
12 June 2017
WHERE:
Energy Institute London, 61 New Cavendish St, Marylebone, London W1G 7AR
Admission:
Registration fee (excl. VAT) for 12th June 2017:
By 5th May 2017: £549. After 5th May 2017: £599. Please complete the form at this website.
Registration fee includes attendance, refreshment breaks, luncheon and drinks reception.
The Ukrainian Energy Day in London will provide a unique opportunity for key players in the Ukrainian energy sector to come together with their UK and international counterparts to outline progress being made in the reform of the sector and to highlight the commercial opportunities that are being created as Ukraine takes ambitious steps towards energy independence.
Key topics to be addressed
- Ukrainian energy in an international context – how the country is performing in the competition for international capital to realise major projects;
- Growing domestic gas production and showcasing the reform, restructuring and modernisation of key state enterprises;
- Showcasing opportunities for international operators to partner with state companies on upstream E&P projects;
- The key role of the independent gas producers, investor sentiment and capital raising requirements;
- Appraising the fiscal regime and what is required to stimulate investment to meet ambitious production growth targets and achieve energy self-sufficiency;
- The liberalisation of the gas market, reverse supplies from the EU and the opportunities for international traders and energy companies;
- Reform of the management structure of the gas storage and transportation infrastructure as a key condition to create a major regional energy hub;
- Opportunities being created in the power sector by the implementation of the 3rd energy package and the pending privatisation of state assets;
- The role of renewables, nuclear power and unconventional hydrocarbons in the energy mix – parallels and comparisons with the UK and other countries.
Who will you meet?
- Senior Ukrainian, UK and international government officials responsible for energy policy
- Top management of state-owned energy companies
- Senior executives from the leading independent gas producers in Ukraine
- Respected UK energy commentators, influencers and academics
- Top management of UK-based and listed oil & gas producers
- Commodity finance experts from leading City financial institutions
- Top ranked energy analysts from investment banks
- Portfolio managers of leading EM institutional investors
- Senior representatives of the leading professional services firms advising the energy sector
- Senior management from the oil & gas service industry
PROGRAMME
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08:30 Registration and refreshments
09:30 Chairman’s welcome remarks
Session 1: The Ukrainian Energy Sector In A Pan-European Context
- Ukrainian energy in an international context – how the country is performing in the competition for international capital to realise major projects and attract Foreign Direct Investment to the sector;
- Growing domestic gas production and showcasing the reform, restructuring and modernisation of key state enterprises;
- Showcasing opportunities for international operators to partner with state companies on upstream E&P projects;
- Key dimensions for potential cooperation: equipment and technology supply; oil & gas services outsourcing; field development; institutional cooperation and project financing;
- Corporate governance and transparency in the Ukrainian hydrocarbons sector – the impact of new corporate governance laws and EITI membership;
11:00 Morning refreshments
Session 2: Opportunities In The Ukrainian Upstream Sector
- The key role of the independent gas producers, investor sentiment and capital raising requirements;
- Appraising the fiscal regime and what is required to stimulate investment to meet ambitious production growth targets and achieve energy self-sufficiency. What lessons can be learned from the fiscal regimes of other oil & gas producing countries?
- Developing the oil & gas service industry to support E&P growth – supplementing local experience with the latest global technologies;
- Ukraine’s unconventional gas reserves and their potential contribution towards energy independence. Drawing on the experience of other countries;
13:00 Luncheon
Session 3: The Gas Transportation Sector, Its Unbundling And Modernisation And The Commercial Opportunities Being Created
- The liberalisation of the gas market, reverse supplies from the EU and the opportunities for international traders and energy companies;
- An overview of the Ukrainian gas market, consumption forecasts and tariff structures. Where the opportunities exist for international energy companies to participate and experiences to date;
- Reform of the management structure of the gas storage and transportation infrastructure as a key condition to create a major regional energy hub;
- Progress report on establishing the new GTS operator and negotiations with potential investors;
- The unbundling of the transmission and distribution system operators and the creation of Main Gas Pipelines of Ukraine and Underground Storage Facilities of Ukraine. When will the transfer of assets and staff to the new independent and separate bodies take effect?
15:45 Afternoon refreshments
Session 4: Electricity Market Reform And The Outlook For The Further Privatisation Of Energy Assets
- Opportunities being created in the power sector by the implementation of the 3rd energy package and the pending privatisation of state assets;
- The role of renewables, nuclear power and unconventional hydrocarbons in the energy mix – parallels and comparisons with the UK and other countries;
- Is the Green Tariff working and encouraging investment in renewable projects? What is required to stimulate further growth in the sector?
PLUS: One-to-one meetings with Ukrainian officials and senior representatives of key state-owned companies
18:00 Drinks reception