A new European Energy Landscape // Budapest Energy and Security Talks 2024

"At the very end diversification of energy supplies is depending on political will" - From the Russian Import Dominance through New Opportunities to the Green Transition

Speakers:
Paul Domjan, Founder and Chief Policy and Global Affairs Officer, Enoda, London
Frank Umbach, Head of research of EUCERS/CASSIS, University of Bonn
Georg Zachmann, Senior Fellow, Energy and Climate Policy, Bruegel Institute, Brussels

Moderator: Csaba Gondola, Chief Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Energy; Managing Director, Institute for Energy Strategy, Budapest

Central Questions: How can Central and Eastern Europe navigate its energy transition away from Russian import dependence towards a greener and more secure energy future? What role in Central Europe for renewables and what role for nuclear energy for a successful green transition?

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🌎The Equilibrium Institute organized Hungary's new leading security policy event, the Budapest Energy and Security Talks conference!🌎

Distinguished international experts, as well as political and economic decision-makers from 11 countries—including the United States and across Europe—shared their insights before an audience of over 250 participants, addressing the key topics of the conference:

➡️The outcomes of the NATO Summit in Washington
➡️The geopolitical challenges of the Western Balkans
➡️The escalating cyber security threats
➡️The current and future state of energy security and energy markets

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