Conference Proceedings
1st Energy Regulation & Investment Conference
April 25-26, 2002
Budapest, Hungary
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Welcoming Remarks |
Welcoming Remarks President Zsigmond Jarai, Hungarian National Bank  Jarai.pdf
Introductory Remarks Chairman Peter Kaderjak, ERRA; (President, Hungarian Energy Office) Kaderjak intro remks apr 02.pdf
Introductory Remarks Mrs. Eva Hegedus, Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Economic Affairs Hegedus.pdf
Introductory Remarks Dr. Robert Ichord, Chief, Energy & Infrastructure, Europe and Eurasia, USAID Ichord.pdf
Introductory Remarks President William Nugent, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Nugent intro rmks apr02.pdf
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Keynote Addresses |
Investment in the CEE/CIS Region President Jean Lemierre, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Lemierre.pdf
Organization and Regulation of Energy Markets in the European Union President Jorge Vasconcelos, Council of European Energy Regulators (President, Energy Regulatory Authority, Portugal) Vasconcelos Keynote.pdf
The Need For Regulation In Energy Markets Mr. Pedro de Sampaio Nunes, Director, Directorate C, Directorate-General for Energy & Transport, European Commission Nunes.pdf
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Plenary Session I: Privatization & Competition |
Opportunities for Investment - National Privatization Plans Mr. Anthony Marsh, Director, Power and Energy Utilities, Infrastructure Division, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Marsh.pdf
Status of Electricity Markets & Competition in ERRA Member Countries Dr. Gabor Szorenyi, Deputy Director, Hungarian Energy Office Szorenyi status elctr mtks.pdf
Investment Opportunities & Barriers: The Affects of Government Policy Mr. Branko Terzic, Managing Partner, Resources, Energy and Infrastructure, Deloitte & Touche Terzic.pdf
Investment Opportunities & Barriers Mr. Graham Shuttleworth, Director, NERA Economic Consulting Shuttleworth.pdf
Breakout Session: Privatization & Competition Roundtables This session allowed participants to learn about privatization and competition in three sub-regions. Each group started with a discussion of a specific country case study: Poland in Central/Eastern Europe, Romania in Southeast Europe and Ukraine in the CIS. The second half of each breakout session included short individual country regulatory updates and discussion on general sub-regional trends and issues, such as market power, service quality, incentives, liberalization and restructuring, among others. Breakout Group 1 - Central/Eastern Europe (Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia) Introductory Remarks: General Trends & Common Problems of the Region
Breakout Group 2 - Southeast Europe (Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Romania, FRY Serbia) The Romanian Energy Sector: Important Potential for New Investments
Breakout Group 3 - Commonwealth of Independent States (Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine) Privatization, Competition, and Development of Power Market in Ukraine
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Plenary Session II: Pricing & Investment Policies |
Pricing Methodologies and Approaches
Breakout Session: Pricing & Investment Breakout Group 1 - Electricity Power Sector Reforms in the ERRA Member-Countries
Breakout Group 2 - Electricity and District Heating Presentation of the Romanian Heat Sector Breakout Group 3 - Natural Gas Gas Regulation in Hungary: 5 Years After Privatization
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Plenary Session III: Regional Electricity Trade |
Implications and Preparations for Neighboring Countries: Revision of the Electricity Directive and Regulation on conditions for access to the network for cross border exchanges in electricity
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