Opening by Hervé Malherbe, AFG Chairman
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 Round table 4  |
9h15 - 10h15 |
| Decentralised generation and future energy systems |
| The political will declared in favour of the development of renewable energies, and the commitments taken at every single level, from the Community one to the local one so as to develop them, will have a deep impact on the appearance and governance of the future energy systems. In this perspective, how will decision processes evolve in order to better take into consideration previously insufficiently valued local and regional dimensions? This new context will change positions and move gravity centres of every energy. How do traditional energies realize their mutation so as to efficiently accompany renewable energies? What are the major expected technological innovations? |
Moderated by > Jacques Lenoir, Journalist
Debate with the participation of
> Patrick Canal, Managing director of Club Cogénération, ATEE
> Marc Florette, Research and Innovation Director, GDF SUEZ
> Jean Lemaistre, Director Strategy Finance, GrDF
> Dominique Ramard, Regional Advisor for energy and climate, President of the Environment Commission |
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| Keynote speaker: Dominique Jamme, Directeur des infrastructures et des réseaux de gaz, CRE |
10h15 - 10h45 |
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| Workshop 5 |
11h15-12h45 |
| GEPs: a truly alternative source fed for suppliers? |
| Deliveries to gas exchange points (GEP) are increasing at a significant rate. Is this trend purely related to the economic climate, or does it reflect a change that is set to continue? Will the northern GEP be big enough to hold its own again other European hubs? How can we improve GEP liquidity further? Is market coupling an effective solution to the congestion between the GRTgaz Nord GRTgaz Sud zones? |
Moderated by > Marc Benayoun, Director costumer Division economics, tariffs and prices, EDF
Speakers:
> Guy Fasanino, Directeur Commercial, GRTgaz 
> Dominique Jamme, Directeur des infrastructures et des réseaux de gaz, CRE
> Richard Katz, Directeur commercial, Powernext
> Gert Van Gijsel, Directeur des Approvisionnements gaz, Altergaz |
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| Workshop 6 |
11h15-12h45 |
| Energy services: an effective lever for increasing energy performance? |
Improving energy efficiency depends on both looking for ways to save energy and developing new services.
What stages come before signing a CPE? How do you conduct an asset assessment? How do you choose the services that are most suited to the requirements of those issuing tenders? How do we monitor performance across the long term? |
Moderated by > Patrick de Beaurepaire, Managing director, Fedene
Speakers:
> Jacques Cercelet, Head of Building Business Development, INGEROP
> Yann Menager, Head of Unit " Energy savings and Renewable Heat", DGEC
> Olivier Salvat, Sales Support Director, Dalkia
> Denis Szkobel, Development and Marketing Director
> Jean Roland, CTO, Cofely
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| Workshop 7 |
11h15-12h45 |
| Unconventional gas: assessment and perspectives |
| The increase in power of unconventional gas production in the United States over the last five years has measurably impacted the gas market. Henceforth, what is the current level of gas resources? What are the production perspectives in North America and beyond, notably in China, India, Australia, Europe and France? Can we adapt actual extraction methods to other territories? Will the discovery of new resources encourage the development of some customs such as transport? |
Moderated by > Thierry Rouaud, General Secretary, Cedigaz
Speakers:
> Isabelle Moretti, Chef de projet gaz non conventionnel, IFPen
> Stéphane Delliot, Avocat Associé, FIDAL Direction Internationale
> Armand Khayat, Consultant Gaz au Département Stratégie Croissance de l'Exploration Production, Total
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| Workshop 8 |
11h15-12h45 |
| Bio-methane: a source of renewable energy in the heartland |
| There is now a regulatory framework for the injection of bio-methane into natural gas networks, but how will this new sector be set up? What is the outlook in terms of resource development, volumes and project types? Will the development of injection systems lead to the emergence of upgrade options such as for fuel? Will there be further processes such as biomass gasification to complement existing production methods? |
Moderated by > Catherine Foulonneau, Strategy department, GrDF
Speakers:
> Valérie Borroni, Chargée de mission pôle " Energies Renouvelables", Rhônalpénergie-Environnement
> Christian Couturier,Directeur du pôle Energie Déchets, Solagro
> Olivier Guerrini, Corporate project manager research and development division, GDF SUEZ
> Pierre Hirtzberger, Directeur adjoint à la direction des résidus urbains, LMCU
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| Keynote speaker: Jean-François Cirelli, Eurogas President |
12h45 - 13h15 |
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| Lunch sponsored GDF SUEZ |
13h15 - 14h45 |
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| Keynote speaker: Olivier Appert, Chairman, IFP Energies nouvelles |
14h45 - 15h15 |
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| Round table 5 |
15h15-16h15 |
| Gas infrastructures to supply Europe |
| For historical reasons, gas infrastructures to supply Europe were designed along Eastern and Northern corridors. Besides LNG, which has provided diversification both in terms of resources and routes, new pipelines are under study notably to bring gas from the huge fields located in the Caspian Sea and Mediterranean region. What are the planned scenarios? How to achieve these projects within the critical geopolitical context prevailed in these areas? Are political and legal risks correctly secured? What are the other interconnection projects to relieve bottlenecks and reinforce gas exchanges within the internal market? What type of measures should be developed to achieve a better network interoperability? |
Moderated by > Jacques Lenoir, Journalist
Debate with the participation of
> Jean-Claude Depail, President, Gas Infrastructure Europe
> Philip Lowe, Director General for Energy, European Commission
> Alberto Pototschnig, Director, ACER
> Dominique Jamme, Directeur des Infrastructures et des Réseaux du Gaz, CRE |
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| Keynote speaker: Eric Besson, Minister for Industry, Energy and digital Economy |
16h15 - 16h45 |
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| Workshop 9 |
17h15-18h45 |
| Evolutions of gas prices |
| The increasing discrepancy between spot prices and long-term contract prices recently observed means that purchase contracts need to be renegotiated to include a reference to the spot price. Given that factors affecting demand for gas are particularly difficult to predict in the current context, is this trend set to last? |
Moderated by > Fadhel Lakhoua, Director of finance and wholesale markets surveillance, CRE
Speakers:
> Louis-Marie Gaudemet, Directeur adjoint approvisionnements gaz, Branche Globale Gaz & GNL, GDF SUEZ
> Philippe Lautard, Deputy General Manager, Gas and Power Trading, Total Gas & Power
> Benjamin Leyre, Financial Analyst, Utilities, Exane BNP Paribas
> Hugo Roncal, Directeur Commercial & Marketing, Altergaz
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| Workshop 11 |
17h15-18h45 |
| Natural gas within the Mediterranean boundary |
| How is the exchange between producer and consumer organised in the Mediterranean zone? What investment is required to boost the integration of the Mediterranean market? What is the outlook for the gas industry? |
Moderated by > Pedro Moraleda, General Director, Observatoire Méditerranéen de l’Energie
Speakers:
> Khaled Abubakr, President, Taqa Arabia
> Benoît Esnault, Chef du Département Industries du Gaz en Europe, CRE
> Hakim Darbouche,
Research follow , Oxford Institute for Energy studies
> Nacer Ouarem, Docteur en économie, spécialiste des hydrocarbures
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