Change.
Tradition.
This year, the concept of the “Energy Forum. Traditional & Renewable” is going to be different: an annual international conference and a one-time yearly event with a limited number of participants turns into an online cluster. The content thereof will be regularly updated with online discussions on energy topics since digital realm creates wide opportunities to invite talkers as experts in various fields to share their thoughts online throughout the year. Despite blocking the ways, pandemic-related challenges may also lead towards new opportunities and channels.
Keeping the spirit and paradigm of the annual Energy Forum event, we will continue interviewing politicians, discussions with experts and top-level professionals from the Baltic Sea region. Online conversations (which will be periodically broadcasted on the website EnergyForum.lt) will pursue the assessment of the energy sector and security in the region, energy market situation, outline the perspectives of how traditional, green and smart energy is going to develop.
Re-new.
Continuity.
The new cluster will be unique by its easy way of access. It took nearly a decade to create a tradition for speakers to communicate with the audience. By way of merging the experience of annual conferences and the new perspectives, we create a digital cluster with no time restrictions. What is more, EnergyForum.lt will be open to a wide audience geographically, professionally and culturally, and to everyone – from a decision maker to every responsible energy consumer.
The topics of the ongoing discussions will keep the structure and guidelines from previous events, which will be easy to follow up on the new digital cluster “Energy Forum. Traditional & Renewable“
- The Baltic Sea Region energy sector and energy security
- Traditional energy
- Renewable energy
- Energy of the future
Online event
on January 13, 2022
Event language – English
FACING NEW NORMAL.
BALTIC SEA REGIONAL ENERGY POLICY
Future interviews
January 13 , 2022
11:00
How can Lithuania transform from energy importing to energy exporting company?
Gediminas Uloza, CEO, E energija group
- Michał Rudnicki, Chairman/ General Director, Public Company ORLEN Lietuva
Robert Juodka
Managing Partner PR1MUS Law Firm
Kadri Simson
EU Commissioner for Energy
Daiva Garbaliauskaitė
Vice-Minister of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania
Nemunas Biknius
CEO Amber Grid
Vytautas Butrimas
Research and Lessons Learned Division NATO ENERGY SECURITY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
Andrius Džiaugys
CEO, Eternia Solar LT
Wojciech Jakóbik
Energy security analyst
Vytenis Koryzna
CEO at Enefit Lietuva
Marius Laurinavičius
Expert on Russia, International Affairs and Security
Žygimantas Mauricas
Chief Economist at Luminor Lietuva
Tuuli Myllymaa
Head of Unit, M.Sc (Tech) Waste and circular economy -group Leader of CIRCWASTE-consortium Finnish Environment Institute SYKE / Production and consumption center
Aleksander Rajch
PSPA | Director – External Affairs
Taavi Rõivas
Chairman at Auve Tech (Estonia)
Michał Rudnicki
Chairman/ General Director, Public Company ORLEN Lietuva
Agata Łoskot-Strachota
Coordinator of OSW’s research work on Europe’s gas markets and policies OSW (Poland)
Hando Sutter
CEO of Enefit
Liutauras Varanavičius
Strategy Department Director at LITGRID AB
Mariusz Wójcik
Head of Offshore Wind Project Development - Ramboll Poland
Marius Dubnikovas
Economist, Compensa Life Vienna Insurance Group SE Lithuanian Branch
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