The most important event in Romania dedicated to Hydro Energy is preparing to open its gates for the 2016 edition!
Building on the success of the 2015 edition, Govnet Conferences offers again the meeting platform to discuss the specific aspects of investing in Romania’s hydro energy sector at the largest conference dedicated to this sector in the country, the Romanian HydroPower Energy Summit 2016.
Representatives of the Romanian Government and regulatory authorities and energy professionals will exchange experience across the entire supply chain of the hydro energy industry, through a perfect networking platform that will create new ventures and investment opportunities in the country.
Join us in a full day conference to find Romania’s business opportunities and challenges of the hydro power energy sector.
The Romanian HydroPower Summit 2016 is a prominent international conference and networking fair dedicated to professionals and investors acting in hydro energy, a must attend meeting platform for those looking to develop business contacts in this area of renewable energy.
The event is created to generate business ventures and present the investment opportunities in Romania's hydro power generation as well as to connect government representatives and regulatory authorities with private companies. Speakers from the Ministry of Energy, Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Ministry for Water, Forests and Fisheries, Romanian Waters National Administration or the Romanian National Environment Guard will have key presentations.
Romanian HydroPower Energy Summit 2016 - February 25, 2016 - Hotel InterContinental Bucharest
Target group: Local and International experts from the hydro energy industry and Romanian authorities supervising and regulating the field.
Language: English and Romanian (with simultaneous translation provided)
Registration: Conference participation fee is 149 € + VAT/ person.
The fee includes the participation in the conference sessions, coffee breaks and lunch, as well as the conference proceedings documents.
All registration fees mentioned above exclude 24% Romanian VAT.
Registration conditions: The program and the speakers are subject to change. Should the conference be cancelled due to force majeure, unavailability of the conference venue, speakers being prevented or for other good cause, the organizer reserves the right to cancel the conference. In case of cancellation all participants will be informed promptly. In this case, all registration fees will be reimbursed.
Substitution and cancellation policy
After registering for the Event, if you cancel your attendance more than one week prior to the date of the Event, you will receive a full refund of the amount of your payment. If you cancel within one weeks of the date of the Event, you will not be eligible for a refund; however, substitutions can be arranged with no extra cost from within a company or organization. No refunds for no shows. Cancellation requests must be received in writing.
Payment: Payment can be made by bank transfer prior to the event. Please take into consideration the limited seats availability, therefore we recommend that registrations are made prior to the week of the event.
Hotel: Exclusively for you we have got a limited number of rooms available at special rates in the InterContinental Hotel Bucharest. In order to accommodate you together with the other participants, please reserve your room by no later than one week before arrival.
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Registration
Delegates Registration and welcome coffee |
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FIRST SESSION
Romanian HydroPower Outlook and expected developments for 2016
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| 10:30 - 11:00 |
Networking Coffee break
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| 11:00 - 12:30 |
SECOND SESSION
Local HydroPower energy market analysis - specific opperational aspects
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| 12:30 - 13:30 |
Romanian HydroPower Energy Summit - Networking Lunch
The Networking Lunch will offer the perfect opportunity for high level networking in the exclusive surroundings of the InterContinental Hotel . |
Mr. Cristian Busu is State Secretary within the Romanian Ministry of Energy since November 2015 and PhD. Lecturer at The Bucharest University of Economic Studies.
With extensive experience in management and business administration, Mr. Busu was previously regional network manager within Marfin Bank, he also held the position of CFO in Fondul Proprietatea and member of the Board of Representatives. For four years he was economic counsellor at the Economic Department of the Romanian Government.
He holds an MBA from Hofstra University, New York and a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration in the State University of New York. In 2009 Mr. Busu graduated the "Financial Programming and Policies” held by the International Monetary Fund Institute – Washington DC.
Mr. Zoltan Nagy is Member of the Board at the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE). Before getting to ANRE he was General Counsel of the State Domains Agency.
Edwin Walch finished his studies in Mechanical Engineering at the Federal Technical College of Linz in 1973. He joined the Company in 1974 and worked as Project Engineer for Hydraulic Layout. From 1978 to 1982 he was Head of Development of Small Hydro Turbines, from 1983 to1988 Head of the Project Engineering Department of Small Hydro Turbines, from 1989 to 1998 Head of the Project Engineering and Sales Department of Small Hydro Turbines and since 1999 Senior Sales Manager of Compact Hydro for Austria, Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia at ANDRITZ HYDRO.
Razvan Nicolescu is the Executive Lead Advisor for the Energy & Resources practice in Deloitte. He has a strong background in both private and public sector after acting as Minister of Energy of Romania in 2014, Director of OMV Petrom and the Romanian Energy Attaché to the European Union. Currently the President of the Administrative Board of the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators, Razvan holds an MBA degree at Solvay Business School.
Ovidiu Demetrescu is the president of ARBA - the Romanian Association for Corporate Governance. He was the general manager and member of the Board for Hidro Tarnita in 2014-2015. Previously, he was president of the board for Electrica Distributie Transilvania Nord and also member of the board for Complexul Energetic Hunedoara. He has extensive experience in the energy field, financial services, mergers and acquisitions.
Mr. Bogdan Popa is the President of the Romanian Small Hydropower Association - ROSHA. He is also Associate Professor, at University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Faculty of Power Engineering and its lectures are in the field of: Hydropower Engineering, Water Resources Management, Renewable Energy Sources - Small Hydropower Plants.
Mr. Karoly Borbely is currently working as the Director of Strategy and Corporate Affairs for Hidroelectrica. Previously he served as State Secretary for the Department of Energy in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Tourism between March 2014 and January 2015.
Dana heads the Energy Practice at Biriş Goran. A noted expert in the Romanian market for her energy expertise, she has been practicing exclusively in this field since 2002. Biriş Goran is a Romanian law firm founded in 2006, with a team of 35+ attorneys including seven partners, with a blend of Western and local experience and foreign language skills. Biriş Goran is able to provide a full range of legal services with a particular focus on tax, real estate, energy, competition/antitrust, litigation, insolvency, corporate and IP, IT & media. Chambers Europe and Legal 500 have listed us as top practices in Romania for our areas of specialty. In addition, Romanian and foreign media outlets routinely also award us with distinctions such as "law firm of the year" when it comes to our "bread-and-butter" practice areas.
Mihai Vultureanu is a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy within the University of Bucharest, class of 2002. His bachelor thesis, “Liberal Debates on the Private Monopoly” is a reflection of his early orientation towards the philosophy of the economic science and the complex relationship between economic and social. Between 2006 and 2009, he activated as a stocks agent within several companies for financial services. This way, he became familiarized with the legislation on the capital market and the transaction mechanisms on the stocks markets. He is currently Head of the Support Service within the Department for Producing and Delivering Electrical Energy of Luxten Lighting Company S.A.
George Constantin is Project Manager at Romelectro Group, Board Member at World Energy Council, Romanian Member Committee - Future Energy Leaders Programme and Chief Tehnical Offier at Energo Dynamics, the first Romanian company of energy storage integrated solutions. His biography starts with an educational background in hydropower and complex energy systems and continues with a career path that includes consultancy, project management and volunteering. He is passionate about technology, macroeconomics, business and communication. For Romelectro Group, he coordinated during 2015 the joint bid of Romelectro and Litostroj Power Slovenia, winner of the Tender for "Stejaru Hydro Power Plant Rehabilitation". Currently, he is managing the hydropower tendering department.
The Regulatory Authority for Energy ANRE is an autonomous administrative authority with legal personality, with the responsability of developing, approving and monitoring the application of the national mandatory regulations necessary for the functioning of the energy sector - electricity, heating and natural gas, ensuring efficiency, competition, transparency and consumer protection.
The Romanian Small Hydropower Association is a Romanian non-profit legal person, registered according to the legal provisions. ROSHA is a professional, non-government, non-political association without lucrative purpose. Since 2008 (its founding year), ROSHA is a member of the European Small Hydropower Association – ESHA and benefited by its direct support.
WEC-RNC is a founding member of the World Energy Council, from 1924. WEC-RNC mission is to promote the sustainable supply and use of energy for the benefit of all. WEC-RNC members are: important national companies, trade companies, energy producers, suppliers and distributors, national electricity and heat regulatory authorities; non-working organizations, decisions makers; governmental agenties, energy users, research and development institutes, universities etc
The Association of Electricity Suppliers in Romania is a nonprofit, independent, nongovernmental interprofessional association, whose main purpose is to define and support a common position of its members in matters related to the electricity supplying industry, as well as to represent its member electricity suppliers in front of the administration authorities and bodies with competences related to the electricity supplying industry, both in Romania and abroad, including for improving communication among social partners in approaching the matters related to the electricity supplying industry.
The ANDRITZ GROUP is a globally leading supplier of plants, equipment, and services for hydropower stations, the pulp and paper industry, the metalworking and steel industries, and for solid/liquid separation in the municipal and industrial sectors. The publicly listed, international technology Group is headquartered in Graz, Austria, and has a staff of around 23,900 employees. ANDRITZ operates over 220 production sites as well as service and sales companies all around the world.
The law firm of Biriş Goran was launched in 2006 by senior attorneys and close friends practicing in international law firms in the region. Since then, we have quickly established ourselves as counsel of choice for heavyweight international investors and local entrepreneurs alike. Chambers Europe and Legal 500 have listed us as top practices in Romania for our areas of specialty: Tax, Real Estate, Corporate/M&A, Competition/Antitrust and IP, IT & Media. In addition, Romanian and foreign media outlets routinely also award us with distinctions such as "law firm of the year" when it comes to our "bread-and-butter" practice areas.
Hidroelectrica is a power generation leader and the major supplier of ancillary services required in the National Energy System, as it is a crucial company for a strategic sector, involving itself in the national safety. With an average output of more than 17 TWh in an average hydrological year, generated in its subsidiaries strategically located throughout the country, Hidroelectrica provides approx. 30% of the country's total production, depending on the hydrology of the year. Also, Hidroelectrica provides approx. 90% of the ancillary services needed for the operation of the National Power System.
Home is the place we all feel best. At Casa de Traduceri, we believe that, like people, words have a place of their own where they fell at home. We understand that change is never easy; and this goes for humans and words alike. We have made it our job (It is our job) to somehow make the transition/translation from one language into another as pleasant sounding and natural as possible. Over the past 10 years, we, the entire team working at Casa de Traduceri, have been closely and passionately insuring that every word feels at large in its new environment.
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The Romanian HydroPower Energy Summit 2016 will be organized at the InterContinental Hotel in Bucharest.
InterContinental Bucharest is a five star hotel that provides a highclass background for conferences, receptions and other types of events. Located right in the center of Bucharest, it is within walking distance from the Old City – Bucurestiul Vechi. The main subway station and the central bus station are just across the street. There are also taxi ranks directly in front of the hotel.
Special accommodation rates and hotel reservation
Summit participants benefit from special accommodation rates. Please send your accommodation requests directly to:
Mrs. Simona Sercan – Senior Convention Sales Manager
e-mail: simona.sercan@ihg.com
Tel:+4021.305.10.18
Fill in the hotel reservation form attached to benefit fom the special delegate rates at the Intercontinental Hotel.
