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Hotel
The Westin Zagreb
Isidora Krsnjavoga 1
10000 Zagreb
CROATIA

April 3-4,
2012

Venue

Under Support

Organiser

The goal of the Workshop REMOO-2011 (Regional Energy Mix and Outlook Options 2011) is to provide an international forum to present, review and discuss the update of the current energy status and outlook for the near future of the South-Eastern European (SEE) Region, together with general energy dilemmas, contemporary issues of energy supply and investments in the energy mix of the Region as well as possible technical and economical options for sustainable development with the 2011 theme of Regional Co-Operation with Focus on CO₂-Free Energy Options. These issues are subject of invited lectures that have been presented by distinguished speakers from governments, utilities, industry and regulatory commissions. The Workshop was opened by high representative of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Croatia.

Objective
& Scope

General
Information

*Opening and welcome ceremony started at 08:30 on April 3^rd*After the morning sessions, the Workshop ended at 13:00 on April 4^th*The official language was English
*Registration and information desk was located in the lobby of the hotel
*The presentations have been made available for registered participants after the Workshop

In the heart of one of Croatia’s most well-known cities, The Westin Zagreb is located in the city centre, and in convenient distance to major historical and cultural attractions. Situated in a leafy green area adjacent to the Mimara Museum and the world famous National Theatre and Opera House, the hotel is within easy walking distance of the Central Square, markets, trendy cafes, restaurants, designer boutiques, rich cultural attractions and the capital`s business district.

City
Information

Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of the Republic of Croatia. It is in the Northwest of the country, along the Sava river, at the southern slopes of the Medvednica mountain and lies at an elevation of approximately 122 m above sea level. Zagreb`s population was 786,200 in October 2010.

The climate is classified as an oceanic climate, near the boundary of the humid continental climate. The average daily temperature in April is between 8 and 17 grad C. Zagreb lies in the Central European Time zone (GMT+1),

Programme
Committee

Agenda

Programme and AGENDA

(Vice President ICO South-East Europe AREVA NP, Germany) Chair
(Professor, Faculty of El. Engng. and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia) Co-Chair

(Assistant Minister, Ministrry of Economy, Croatia)
(Acting Director of Energy Sector of the Ministry of Economy, Croatia)
(President of Supervisory Board HEP, Croatia)
(Director, GEN-energija, Slovenia)
(Director, INKO Consulting, Slovenia)
(State Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, Serbia)
(Prime–Minister’s Advisor for the Energy Sector, Serbia)
(Deputy Director General, WNA, United Kingdom)

jointly with

*Current Status of the Energy Community Goals and the Energy Strategies of the Contracting Parties
*Characteristics of Countries’ Energy Systems and Their Interconnections in the Region
*Country Specific Potentials Regarding Renewables
*Technical, Financial and Other Aspects of CO₂-Free Energy Implementation