Status and prospects of European Domestic Natural Gas Production

European domestic gas production including Norway stands at about 220 bn m³/yr, or almost exactly half the total gas demand of the 28 member states last year. But it faces a number of challenges.

With the situation in The Netherlands casting doubts over the country’s gas production future, together with decommissioning in the North Sea and a projected decline on the demand side, what is the future for European gas producers? Will the promises of the East-Med and the Black Sea help the diversification of domestic gas resources? And will the domestic production (excluding renewable gas) be able to contain the likely increase of imports? 

Join Natural Gas World on March 21, 2018 in Brussels to discuss and learn more about where domestic gas production in Europe stands at present and how it will impact gas demand and supply going forward.

Event details:

Venue: Residence Palace, Maelbeek Room, Brussels, Belgium

Date: March 21, 2018 – 14h-18h

Agenda:

13h30 - Registration

14h00 - Welcome remarks by Mr. Jean-Arnold Vinois

14h05 - Catharina Sikow-Magny, Head of Unit, Internal Market, DG Energy, European Commission

14h20 - Keynote Speech by Dr. Anouk Honoré, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies

14h40 - First panel - North West Europe:

- Lars Erik Aamot, Director General, Oil and Gas Department, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Norway

- Coby van der Linde, Director of the Clingendael International Energy Programme

Followed by Q&A

15h45 - Coffee Break

16h15- Second Panel - South East Europe

- H.E. Olympia Neocleous, Deputy Permanent Representative to the EU of the Republic of Cyprus

- Fabio Marchetti, Head of European Government Affairs, ENI SPA

Followed by Q&A

17h00 - Closing Remarks:

- François-Régis Mouton, Director EU Affairs, IOGP

 Price: €50 per seat

Important: Premium subscribers of Natural Gas World, representatives of European Institutions, and of Member States, as well as members of the press, can attend for free. Please email rsvp@naturalgasworld.com to register. Limited seats available.

Confirmed Speakers & Moderator - Brussels, March 21, 2018

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