The annual Energy Infrastructure Forum takes place on 23-24 May in Copenhagen, Denmark. The forum was set up as part of the Energy Union strategy, and its aim is to remove technical and regulatory barriers to energy flowing freely across the EU, and discuss major issues relating to infrastructure and EU energy policy.
The event will bring together representatives of the EU institutions, transmission system operators, project promoters, regulators, energy companies, NGOs and the financing community, to discuss the challenges of developing Europe’s energy infrastructure and building an internal energy market.
The aim of this year’s edition is to look into sector coupling and the role of energy infrastructure in the European long-term vision for a climate neutral economy, the regulatory support for innovation, security of supply and stakeholder engagement and new ways of cooperation for transmission and distribution system operators in the future energy system.
The agenda, background papers and more information about the Infrastructure Forum.
- Publication date
- 21 May 2019
- Location
- Brussels
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