Highlights
Hosted by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) of Turkey
Co-organized with the Turkey Energy Summit (TES)
The Premier Conference of Energy Regulators: Conference Statement
The Conference Statement highlights the importance of regulatory independence in a period of great transition in the energy sector and encouraged regulators to continue working through a stable and predictable regulatory framework. Download full Conference statement from here: >>
Conference testimonial by Ms. Vera Gusenbauer:
Conference testimonial by Ms. Vera Gusenbauer (Policy Officer,
International Relations, E-CONTROL, Austria) of the 2018 ERRA
Energy Investment and Regulation Conference (Antalya, Turkey)
Conference testimonial by Mr. Fayez Al Jabri:
Conference testimonial by Mr. Fayez Al Jabri (Technical Director at,
the Electricity and Cogeneration Regulatory Authority of Saudi Arabia)
of the 2018 ERRA Energy Investment and Regulation Conference (Antalya, Turkey)
Conference testimonial by Mr. Necmi Odyakmaz:
Conference testimonial by Mr. Necmi Odyakmaz (Director of
Regulatory Affairs at ENERJISA, Turkey) of the 2018 ERRA
Energy Investment and Regulation Conference (Antalya, Turkey)
Special this year:
- The Conference will be organised in parallel with the Turkish Energy Summit with a joint opening session. For reference purposes please visit: http://turkeyenergysummit.com/tes/en/index.html
- Mr. Fatih Dönmez, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey is invited to open the Conference
- Conference participants will have access to 2 conferences with 1 pass
- High-level presentations on the current status of the Turkish energy sector
- Poster presentations of ERRA’s Regulatory Research Project
- Networking opportunity with over 600 players of the Turkish energy sector, a total of 800 participants
- Conference participants will have the opportunity to visit the exhibition area, where dozens of companies will be represented and learn more about sponsors’ activities
- Pre-conference social event titled “Turkish Energy Summit Golf Cup”. Beginners and amateur golf lovers will also find a chance to enjoy trainings.
Conference themes:
- Current status of the Turkish energy sector
- Empowered customers: regulator’s role in improving demand-side dynamics
- Emerging trends in Gas Policy – perspectives for regional and global markets
- Enhancing security of supply under transitional market conditions
The Conference is:
- A flagship event in interregional energy regulatory conferences
- An excellent opportunity for a dialogue between the regulators and other stakeholders of the energy industry
- An outstanding occasion for exchange of ideas with high-level energy regulators of the ERRA regions
- A truly professional event, focusing on the latest regional issues, trends and developments in the energy industry
2in1 opportunity for sponsors:
- By sponsoring the ERRA Conference, you become the sponsor of the Turkish Energy Summit as well!
- This year you can book a sponsor stand as well and increase the promotional value of your sponsorship in front of altogether 800+ delegates
- Double your visibility and book your sponsor seat now! Please contact the ERRA Secretariat (gro.t1550561589enarr1550561589e@tai1550561589rater1550561589ces1550561589) in case of sponsorship interest or further inquiries!
Conference Abstracts:
Purpose
The purpose of Abstracts and Posters within the ERRA Energy Investment and Regulation Conference is to present new and ongoing research in the energy sector, particularly related to energy regulation and development of energy markets.
Primary Group: Conference Presentations
In 2018 the following abstract teams were invited to present their research papers during the 17th ERRA Investment and Regulation Conference.
- ECRA’s Regulatory Approach to Maintaining Security of Supply (by Fayez Al Jabri, Mohammed Al Ghwazi and Shareef Al Barrak from the Electricity and Co-Generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA), Saudi Arabia)
- The Role of Association “NP Market Council” in Support of New Technology Development in Russian Wholesale Energy Market (by Oleg Barkin and Vladislav Berezovsky from the Association “NP Market Council”, Russia)
Secondary Group: Poster Exhibition
ERRA is organising a Poster Exhibition in the Foyer Area of the 17th ERRA Energy Investment and Regulation Conference presenting the following research themes:
- ECRA’s Regulatory Approach to Maintaining Security of Supply (by Fayez Al Jabri, Mohammed Al Ghwazi and Shareef Al Barrak from the Electricity and Co-Generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA), Saudi Arabia)
- The Role of Association “NP Market Council” in Support of New Technology Development in Russian Wholesale Energy Market (by Oleg Barkin and Vladislav Berezovsky from the Association “NP Market Council”, Russia)
- An Efficient European Regulatory Framework for Disclosure Information (byPhilip Moody and Dirk Van Evercooren from the Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB))
- Recent Developments in Empowering Consumers within the Greek Market: from End-User to Prosumer (by Sotirios Manolkidis from the Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE), Greece)
- Energy Trends and Perspectives in South Caucasus Region (by Sopio Khozrevanidze and Lia Gvazava from the Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC))
- A Modern View of Energy Security (by Pavol Chropovsky and Marian Parkanyi from the Regulatory Office for Network Industries (RONI), Slovakia)
Registration Fee
| Early Bird (until September 9) |
Full Rate (after September 9) |
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| Non-Member Participant: (1) | EUR 700 | EUR 800 |
| ERRA Member: (1) (2) | EUR 300 | EUR 400 |
| Government Agency: (1) (3) | EUR 400 | EUR 500 |
| ERRA Full Member: (1) (4) | WAIVED! | |
| Participants registered for the TES conference: (5) | EUR 300 | EUR 400 |
| Spouse Participant: (6) | EUR 50 | |
1) Includes admission to all ERRA and TES Conference sessions, Golf Cup Tournament, ERRA gala dinner and ERRA сonference presentations, but excludes accommodation.
2) Reduced registration for participants from ERRA Members.
3) Reduced registration for participants from governmental agencies and non-member energy regulators.
4) Up to 3 representatives of registered Full Members of ERRA! For additional representatives the reduced ERRA Member rate will be applied.
5) Available exclusively to registered TES conference participants. Includes admission to all ERRA Conference sessions, ERRA gala dinner and ERRA сonference presentations, but excludes accommodation.
6) Includes admission to the Golf Cup Tournament and Gala Dinner only!
Conference location
Belek-Antalya
Turkey
Regnum Carya Golf And Spa Resort
Address: Kadriye Bölgesi, Üçkum Tepesi Mevkii, Belek-Antalya
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OPENING CEREMONY (Joint with Turkey Energy Summit)
Registration and Coffee
Introductory Remarks
Karahan, Mustafa
9th Turkey Energy Summit ChairTurkey
Keynote Address
Ots, Märt
Chairman, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA);, Director General, Estonian Competition Authority, Estonia
Yılmaz, Mustafa
President, Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA), Turkey
The Honorable Fatih Dönmez
Minister of Energy and Natural ResourcesTurkey
SESSION I: MINISTERIAL SESSION (Joint with Turkey Energy Summit)
Current Status of the Turkish Energy Sector
The Honorable Fatih Dönmez
Minister of Energy and Natural ResourcesTurkey
Lunch
SESSION II – EMPOWERED CUSTOMERS: REGULATOR’S ROLE IN IMPROVING DEMAND-SIDE DYNAMICS
Moderator
Sulukhia, Tamara
Sustainable Development and Infrastructure Program Leader for Turkey, Europe and Central Asia, The World Bank
Abstract Presentation: The Role of Association "NP Market Council" in Support of New Technology Development in Russian Wholesale Energy Market
Barkin, Oleg
Member of the Board - Deputy Chairman of the Board, Association “NP Market Council”, Russian Federation
Presentation: Empowered Customers: Regulator’s Role in Improving Demand-Side Dynamics
Junghans, Gatis
Member of the Board, Latvian transmission system operator AS “Augstsprieguma tīkls”, Latvia
Presentation: Regulatory framework & innovation – in cooperation with DSO
Treial, Priit
Member of the Management Board, Elektrilevi OÜ, Estonia
Q&A with the Audience
Conference Family Photo
Coffee break
Panel Discussion: Empowered Customers: Regulator’s Role in Improving Demand-Side Dynamics
Moderator:
Karatas, Huseyin
Former EMRA CommissionerTurkey
Panel Members:
Bostanci, Afşın Burak
Energy Expert, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
Dgebuadze, David
Head of Electricity Metering Department, JSC Georgian State Electrosystem, Georgia
Serrano Landeros, Jesús
Commissioner, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), Mexico
Vasiliev, Dmitry
Head of Electricity Regulation Department, Federal Antimonopoly Service, Russian Federation
Q&A with the Audience
Session Concludes
Conference Dinner
SESSION III – EMERGING TRENDS IN GAS POLICY - PERSPECTIVES FOR REGIONAL AND GLOBAL MARKETS
Moderator
Demirbas, Gulefsan
Department Head, Strategy Development Department, Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA), Turkey, Head of ICER’s Virtual Working Group 2: Gas and Other Fuel
Presentation: Effects of increased LNG availability
Koopman, Wouter
Gas Advocacy Manager for Europe, Shell
Presentation: Future role of gas (from a regulatory perspective)
Petrov, Konstantin
Managing Consultant, DNV GL - Energy, Germany
Presentation: Euro-Mediterranean gas markets: Emerging trends and perspectives
Özkoc, Hasan
Deputy Secretary General, MEDREG
Presentation: Baltic Regional Gas Markets
Šņuka, Rota
Commissioner, Public Utilities Commission, Latvia
Q&A with the Audience
Coffee break
Panel Discussion: Emerging Trends in Gas Policy - Perspectives for Regional and Global Markets
Moderator:
Drinkwater, Matt
Senior Editor for Electricity, Gas and LNG, Argus
Panel Members:
Camcı, Aziz
Chairman, Petform, Turkey
Satimov, Arman
Advisor to the Chairman, KAZENERGY
Thomadakis, Michael
Director of the Energy Sector, Grant Thornton, Greece
Vištica, Nikola
Member of the Board of Commissioners, Croatian Energy Regulatory Agency, Croatia
Q&A with the Audience
Lunch
SESSION IV – ENHANCING SECURITY OF SUPPLY UNDER TRANSITIONAL MARKET CONDITIONS
Moderator
Hundal, Hammad Zafar
Country Manager, Islamic Development Bank Group
Abstract Presentation: ECRA’s Regulatory Approach to Maintaining Security of Supply
Al Jabri, Fayez
General Director for Technical Affairs, Electricity and Co-Generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA), Saudi Arabia
Presentation: The role of new power exchanges and market coupling to enhance security of supply
Reiersen Leknes, Haakon
Senior Consultant, Nord Pool Consulting
Presentation: The implications of organized natural gas markets on security of supply and predictability in energy markets
Kaya Caner, Bagdagul
Head of Group for Natural Gas Network Operation Regulations, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
Q&A with the Audience
Coffee break
Panel Discussion: Enhancing Security of Supply under Transitional Market Conditions
Moderator:
Finger, Matthias
Professor, Lausanne Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland
Panel Members:
Ertürk, Mehmet
Former EMRA Vice President;, General Manager, Cayirhan Electricity Generation & Mining Co., Turkey
Manicuta, Maria
Director General, Network Access and Authorisation Department /Electricity, Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE), Romania; ERRA Presidium Member
Pangani, Giorgi
Commissioner, Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission, Georgia;, President, Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB)
Preinstorfer, Dietmar
Head of the International Relations Department, E-Control, Austria
Q&A with the Audience
Conference Concluding Statement and Announcement of the 2019 ERRA Conference Location
Ots, Märt
Chairman, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA);, Director General, Estonian Competition Authority, Estonia
Šņuka, Rota
Commissioner, Public Utilities Commission, Latvia
Speaker bio
Minister
The Honorable Fatih Dönmez
Minister of Energy and Natural ResourcesTurkey
Keynote Speakers
Karahan, Mustafa
9th Turkey Energy Summit ChairTurkey
Ots, Märt
Chairman, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA);, Director General, Estonian Competition Authority, Estonia
Yılmaz, Mustafa
President, Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA), Turkey
Moderators, Speakers, Panelists
Al Jabri, Fayez
General Director for Technical Affairs, Electricity and Co-Generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA), Saudi Arabia
Barkin, Oleg
Member of the Board - Deputy Chairman of the Board, Association “NP Market Council”, Russian Federation
Bostanci, Afşın Burak
Energy Expert, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
Camcı, Aziz
Chairman, Petform, Turkey
Demirbas, Gulefsan
Department Head, Strategy Development Department, Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA), Turkey, Head of ICER’s Virtual Working Group 2: Gas and Other Fuel
Dgebuadze, David
Head of Electricity Metering Department, JSC Georgian State Electrosystem, Georgia
Drinkwater, Matt
Senior Editor for Electricity, Gas and LNG, Argus
Ertürk, Mehmet
Former EMRA Vice President;, General Manager, Cayirhan Electricity Generation & Mining Co., Turkey
Finger, Matthias
Professor, Lausanne Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland
Hundal, Hammad Zafar
Country Manager, Islamic Development Bank Group
Junghans, Gatis
Member of the Board, Latvian transmission system operator AS “Augstsprieguma tīkls”, Latvia
Karatas, Huseyin
Former EMRA CommissionerTurkey
Kaya Caner, Bagdagul
Head of Group for Natural Gas Network Operation Regulations, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
Koopman, Wouter
Gas Advocacy Manager for Europe, Shell
Manicuta, Maria
Director General, Network Access and Authorisation Department /Electricity, Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE), Romania; ERRA Presidium Member
Özkoc, Hasan
Deputy Secretary General, MEDREG
Pangani, Giorgi
Commissioner, Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission, Georgia;, President, Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB)
Petrov, Konstantin
Managing Consultant, DNV GL - Energy, Germany
Preinstorfer, Dietmar
Head of the International Relations Department, E-Control, Austria
Reiersen Leknes, Haakon
Senior Consultant, Nord Pool Consulting
Satimov, Arman
Advisor to the Chairman, KAZENERGY
Serrano Landeros, Jesús
Commissioner, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), Mexico
Šņuka, Rota
Commissioner, Public Utilities Commission, Latvia
Sulukhia, Tamara
Sustainable Development and Infrastructure Program Leader for Turkey, Europe and Central Asia, The World Bank
Thomadakis, Michael
Director of the Energy Sector, Grant Thornton, Greece
Treial, Priit
Member of the Management Board, Elektrilevi OÜ, Estonia
Vasiliev, Dmitry
Head of Electricity Regulation Department, Federal Antimonopoly Service, Russian Federation
Vištica, Nikola
Member of the Board of Commissioners, Croatian Energy Regulatory Agency, Croatia
SPECIAL SPONSOR OPPORTUNITY
By sponsoring the ERRA Conference, you become the sponsor of the Turkish Energy Summit as well!
This year you can book a sponsor stand as well and increase the promotional value of your sponsorship in front of altogether 800+ delegates.
For more information please refer to >>> Sponsor opportunities
Or please contact the ERRA Secretariat (gro.t1550561589enarr1550561589e@tai1550561589rater1550561589ces1550561589) in case of sponsorship interest or further inquiries!
Double your visibility and book your sponsor seat now!
SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ERRA would like to extend a heart-felt thank you to our longstanding sponsors for their commitments to making the ERRA Conferences so successful!
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DIAMOND SPONSORS
Turkey E
nergy Summit has been organised annually since 2010 by Enerji Fuarcilik Inc. in a variant city of Turkey. The summit being an important and established communication platform that gathers the most distinguished representatives from politics, administration, and the private sector to discuss economic issues and environmental policies. Also, brings the entire energy sector together creating an ambience for discussions on current subjects between the delegates. Having a unique exhibition area for the companies to present products and new technologies, it is carried out with the participation of important guests in renewable energy and nuclear power fields, particularly in electricity and natural gas industries and successfully continuing to grow each year.
Organised under the auspices and support of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, The Turkey Energy Summit is an excellent communication platform where the legal deposits and regulations are adjusted to a free market model in the country’s renewable energy, electricity and natural gas industries that are made to attract both domestic and foreign investors.
Turkey Energy Summit also delivers achievement awards. Golden Voltage and Golden Valve awards by Gas&Power Network and Green Power newspapers and Golden Barrel and Golden Bottle awards are presented by Energy Petrol Gas newspapers during the gala dinner organised within the scope of Turkey Energy Summit. The awards are given in order to encourage the companies, operating in the energy industry to carry out social responsibility projects.
State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) is one of the largest oil companies in the world. SOCAR was established by the Presidential Decree on 13 September 1992 (by merging two state oil companies – Azerneft and Azneftkimiya) in accordance with Azerbaijani legislation and is domiciled in the Republic of Azerbaijan. In order to improve its operational efficiency based on the wise and successful state policy and oil strategy started by national leader of Azeri people – Heydar Aliyev, SOCAR has been restructured several times and is now comprised of 26 business units (“Azneft” Production Union, „Azerigas” PU, „Azerikimya” PU, Geophysics and Geology department, Investments department, Oil Pipelines Department, H. Aliyev Baku Oil Refinery, H. Aliyev Baku Deep Water Jacket Factory, Marketing and Operations Department, Security Department, Social Development Department, Environmental department, IT and Communications Department, Gas export department, Oil and Gas Construction Trust, Complex Drilling Works Trust, Oil and Gas Scientific-researches and projects Institute Institute, Oil and Gas Petrochemical Complex, etc) dealing with their particular areas of business. SOCAR and the business units are involved in upstream, midstream and downstream operations. SOCAR’s main functions pertain to managing the extraction, refining, transportation of oil, gas and gas condensates, and sale of gas and oil and gas products.
SOCAR is 100 per cent owned by the government of the Republic of Azerbaijan. SOCAR satisfies the Republic’s internal demand for the oil and oil products. For implementation of all above mentioned works SOCAR employs high level specialists and has special education programme, according to which young talented students are educated abroad with subsequent employment at SOCAR. Risk management has been successfully introduced in the company and is being implemented in almost all business units. There are 18 oil deposits in the Azerbaijani sector of the Caspian Sea, the rest are onshore. Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan, Baku-Novorossiysk oil pipeline, South Caucasus gas pipeline (also known as Baku-Tbilisi-Erzurum) are major pipelines providing stable flow of Azeri oil and gas and delivering it to European markets. In general it must be mentioned that first oil wells in the world were drilled using technology in the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bibiheybat oil field in 1847. In 1901 Azerbaijan was on the first place in the world while producing 11.5 mln tons of oil. Azerbaijan’s oil extraction has reached a historic record volume of 23.5 mln tons of oil in 1941, comprising 71.4% of former Soviet Union’s oil. SOCAR has signed up to 34 production sharing agreements up to now with various foreign oil and gas companiesthe largest of such agreements being production sharing agreement on joint development of Azeri, Chirag and Gunashli (deep water section) fields signed on 20 September 1994 (so called “Contract of the Century”). Currently SOCAR employs more than 50,000 people.
| Nr. | Country | First Name | Last Name | Organization | Job Title |
| 1 | Nigeria | Enyinnaya | Abaribe | National Assembly Nigeria | Senator |
| 2 | Azerbaijan | Vusal | Abbasov | SOCAR | Head of Joint Projects Department |
| 3 | Lithuania | Vilma | Adamavičiūtė | National Commission for Energy Control and Prices (NCC) | Director of Law Department |
| 4 | Turkey | Yeşim | Akcollu | World Bank | Senior Energy Specialist |
| 5 | Turkey | Anduvap Servet | Akgun | Pure Energy | Co-Founder, Managing Partner |
| 6 | Azerbaijan | Samir | Akhundov | Azerbaijan Energy Regulatory Agency (AERA) | Chairman |
| 7 | Nigeria | Dafe | Akpeneye | Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) | Commissioner, Legal, Licensing and Compliance |
| 8 | Saudi Arabia | Mohammad | Al Ghawazi | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Electrical Engineer |
| 9 | Saudi Arabia | Fayez | Al Jabri | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Director General, Technical Affairs |
| 10 | Oman | Zahra | Al Obaidani | Authority for Electricity Regulation (AER) | Head of Data and Statistics |
| 11 | Saudi Arabia | Abdullah | Al-Shehri | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Governor |
| 12 | Saudi Arabia | Shareef | Albarak | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Electrical Engineer |
| 13 | Turkey | Ugur | Albayrak | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Executive Assistant |
| 14 | Saudi Arabia | Mohammed | Alhussini | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Director General of the Governor Office |
| 15 | Azerbaijan | Sadig | Aliyev | Tariff (Price) Council | Deputy Head of Secretariat (Deputy Head of Administration) |
| 16 | Saudia Arabia | Abdulrhaman | Almohizai | Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) | Director General, Licensing & Legal Affairs |
| 17 | Romania | Anca Cristina | Apostolescu | SNTGN Transgaz S.A. | Head of Nomination, Renomination, Notification Department |
| 18 | Azerbaijan | Elshan | Asadov | ERRA Honorary Member | |
| 19 | Nigeria | Aminu | Ashiru Mani | National Assembly Abuja | Member Rep. Bindawa Mani, Katsina State |
| 20 | Turkey | Hidayet | Atasoy | Kayseri ve Civarı Elektrik Türk A.Ş | General Manager |
| 21 | Turkey | Cem | Avci | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Advisor |
| 22 | Turkey | Ahmet | Aydin | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Advisor |
| 23 | Latvia | Inga | Balabkina | Public Utilities Commission (PUC) | Head of Energy Division, Legal Department |
| 24 | Ghana | Oumar | Bangoura | ECOWAS Regional Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERERA) | Principal Legal Expert |
| 25 | Russia | Oleg | Barkin | Association “NP Market Council” | Member of the Board - Deputy Chairman of the Board |
| 26 | Slovakia | Ladislav | Barkoci | NAFTA a.s. | Director of Sales & Marketing Section |
| 27 | Slovakia | Martin | Bartošovič | NAFTA a.s. | CEO |
| 28 | Hungary | Ardian | Berisha | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | ERRA Regulatory Specialist |
| 29 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Jasmin | Beso | Regulatory Commission for Energy in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK) | President |
| 30 | Turkey | Hamdi | Bildirici | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Vice President |
| 31 | Macedonia | Marko | Bislimoski | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | President |
| 32 | Ghana | Honoré | Bogler | ECOWAS Regional Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERERA) | Chairman |
| 33 | Turkey | Afşın Burak | Bostancı | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Energy Expert |
| 34 | Poland | Joanna | Buzar | Energy Regulatory Office (URE) | Head of Gas Market Development Unit |
| 35 | Turkey | Kasim | Büyük | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 36 | Bhutan | Nima Tshering | C | Bhutan Electricity Authority (BEA) | Chief Licensing and Technical Officer |
| 37 | Turkey | Aziz | Camcı | PETFORM | Chairman |
| 38 | Turkey | Fatih | Cerit | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 39 | Turkey | Ahmet Cagri | Cicek | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Commissioner |
| 40 | Moldova | Sergiu | Ciobanu | National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) | Director |
| 41 | Ivory Coast | Mahib | Cisse | National Regulatory Authority of the Electricity Sector (ANARÉ) | Advisor |
| 42 | Hungary | Krisztina | Csombor | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Program Manager |
| 43 | Turkey | Huseyin | Dasdemir | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Head of Department |
| 44 | Turkey | Muhammed | Demir | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Head of LPG Market Department |
| 45 | Turkey | Gulefsan | Demirbas | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Strategy Development Department Head |
| 46 | Georgia | David | Dgebuadze | JSC Georgian State Electrosystem | Head of Electricity Metering Department |
| 47 | Turkey | Güray | Diker | ENPRODE Engineering & Construction | Project Director |
| 48 | Ghana | Haliru | Dikko | ECOWAS Regional Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERERA) | Council Member |
| 49 | Macedonia | Julijana | Dimoska Isajlovska | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Deputy Head of Department for Natural Gas, Liquid Fuel and District Heating |
| 50 | Bhutan | Mr. | Dorji | Bhutan Electricity Authority (BEA) | Chief |
| 51 | United Kingdom (UK) | Matt | Drinkwater | Argus Media | Senior Editor - Power, Gas and LNG |
| 52 | Cameroon | Mispa | Ebene Ngo Hanna | Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency (ARSEL) | Sub Director for Licensing |
| 53 | Macedonia | Enver | Elmazi | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Commissioner |
| 54 | Kosovo | Alper | Erbaş | Kosovo Electricity Supply Company (KESCO) | CEO |
| 55 | Turkey | Fakir | Erdogan | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 56 | Turkey | Mehmet | Erturk | Cayirhan Electricity Generation & Mining Co. | General Manager |
| 57 | Malaysia | Roslee | Esman | Energy Commission | Director Industry Operations |
| 58 | Hungary | Valéria | Farkas | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Senior Program Manager |
| 59 | Switzerland | Matthias | Finger | Lausanne Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) | Professor |
| 60 | Nigeria | Sanusi | Garba | Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) | Vice Chairman & Commissioner, Market Competition and Rates |
| 61 | Azerbaijan | Anvar | Gasimov | SOCAR | Deputy Head of Economic and Accounting Department |
| 62 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Igor | Glibic | Regulatory Commission for Energy in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK) | Head of Tariff and Market Department |
| 63 | Slovakia | Ladislav | Goryl | NAFTA a.s. | Underground Gas Storage Division |
| 64 | Turkey | Mustafa | Gozen | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Head of Group for Market Monitoring and Legislation |
| 65 | Austria | Vera | Gusenbauer | Energie Control Austria (E-Control) | International Relations |
| 66 | Turkey | Ömer Faruk | Gültekin | ENERJİSA | Chairman |
| 67 | Turkey | Asli | Güzel Barutcu | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Leader |
| 68 | Czech Republic | Jana | Haasová | Energy Regulatory Office (ERÚ) | Director for Interantional Cooperation |
| 69 | United States (US) | Erin | Hammel | National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) | Director, International Programs |
| 70 | Kosovo | Selman | Hoti | Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) | Board Member |
| 71 | Turkey | Hammad Zafar | Hundal | Islamic Development Bank Group (ISDB) | Country Manager |
| 72 | Turkey | Abdullah | Ince | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Department Head of Petroleum Market |
| 73 | Latvia | Rolands | Irklis | Public Utilities Commission (PUC) | Chairman |
| 74 | Turkey | Muhammed Mustafa | Izgec | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Commissioner |
| 75 | Macedonia | Svetlana | Janevska | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Commissioner |
| 76 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Aleksandar | Jegdic | Regulatory Commission for Energy of Republika Srpska (RERS) | Chief of Staff |
| 77 | United Kingdom (UK) | Sangeeta | Jordan | JOGMEC | Researcher |
| 78 | Latvia | Gatis | Junghans | AS Augstsprieguma tikls (AST) | Member of the Management Board |
| 79 | Slovakia | Slávka | Jánošíková | Regulatory Office for Network Industries (ÚRSO) | Director General |
| 80 | Latvia | Viesturs | Kadikis | Public Utilities Commission (PUC) | Head of Tariff and Infrastructure Division, Energy Department |
| 81 | Turkey | Özgür | Kahramanzade | Turkish Petroleum Refineries Corporation (Tüpraş) | Assistant General Manager - Sales Marketing |
| 82 | Turkey | Zsófia | Kakas | Consulate General of Hungary in Istanbul | Commercial Attaché |
| 83 | Kosovo | George | Karagutoff | Kosovo Electricity Distribution and Supply Company (KEDS) | CEO |
| 84 | Turkey | Derya | Karaman | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Assistant Energy Specialist |
| 85 | Turkey | Abdul Cebbar | Karaoğlu | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Energy Expert |
| 86 | Turkey | Huseyin | Karatas | Marmara Elektrik A.Ş | Chairman |
| 87 | Hungary | Krisztina | Kasza | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Head of Secretariat |
| 88 | Turkey | Bağdagül | Kaya Caner | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 89 | Turkey | Bülent | Kaya | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Press Advisor and Public Relations Consultant |
| 90 | Cameroon | Jean Pierre | Kedi | Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency (ARSEL) | General Manager |
| 91 | Hungary | Cintia | Kerek | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Program Assistant |
| 92 | Azerbaijan | Jeyhun | Khudiyev | Tariff (Price) Council | Deputy Head Department of Law, Human Resources and Organizational Affairs |
| 93 | Macedonia | Evgenija | Kiprovska | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Head of Economic Department |
| 94 | Hungary | Anikó | Kiss | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Senior Program Manager |
| 95 | the Netherlands | Wouter | Koopman | Shell | Gas Advocacy Manager for Europe |
| 96 | Hungary | Jozsef | Kovacs | IP Systems | Project Manager / Product Owner |
| 97 | Turkey | Nevzat | Koç | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 98 | Kosovo | Ermal | Koçi | Kosovo Electricity Distribution and Supply Company (KEDS) | Budget Director |
| 99 | Turkey | Meltem | Kutlu | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Assistant Energy Expert |
| 100 | Turkey | Mehmet | Kürkçü | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Energy Expert |
| 101 | Turkey | Neşe | Leblebici | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 102 | Norway | Haakon | Leknes | Nord Pool Consulting | Senior Consultant |
| 103 | Romania | Ion | Lungu | Romanian Energy Suppliers Association (AFEER) | President of AFEER; ERRA Honorary Member |
| 104 | Latvia | Lija | Makare | Public Utilities Commission (PUC) | Head of International Relations |
| 105 | Estonia | Tiina | Maldre | Estonian Competition Authority (ECA) | Adviser of Department of Energy and Postal Communications |
| 106 | Romania | Maria | Manicuta | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Director General |
| 107 | Romania | Ioan | Manicuta | OPCOM S.A. | Head of General Secretary Department |
| 108 | Romania | Otilia | Marin | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Director General |
| 109 | Cameroon | Philippe | Mbele | Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency (ARSEL) | Sud-Director of Tariff Control |
| 110 | Georgia | Maia | Melikidze | Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC) | Commissioner |
| 111 | Romania | Zoltan | Nagy Bege | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Vice-President |
| 112 | Estonia | Heliko | Nava | Estonian Competition Authority (ECA) | Senior Analyst |
| 113 | Macedonia | Andrijana | Nelkova-Chuchuk | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Deputy Head of Economic Department |
| 114 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Monija | Nogulić | Regulatory Commission for Energy in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK) | Power Distribution and Supply Analyst |
| 115 | Hungary | Attila | Nyikos | Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA) | Vice President for International Affairs |
| 116 | Turkey | Necmi | Odyakmaz | ENERJİSA | Director |
| 117 | Turkey | Mehmet | Onal | Shell | Country Business Adviser |
| 118 | Georgia | Ana | Onashvili | Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC) | Chief Specialist of International Department |
| 119 | Bulgaria | Remzi | Osman | Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) | Commissioner |
| 120 | Estonia | Märt | Ots | Estonian Competition Authority (ECA) | Director General |
| 121 | Turkey | Ahmet Devrim | Ozdemir | ENPRODE Engineering & Construction | Country Manager, BiH |
| 122 | Turkey | Ahmet | Ozkaya | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Head of Hydrocarbon Markets Tariffs Group |
| 123 | Italy | Hasan | Ozkoc | Association of Mediterranean Energy Regulators (MEDREG) | Deputy Secretary General |
| 124 | Georgia | Giorgi | Pangani | Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC) | Commissioner |
| 125 | Slovakia | Marián | Parkányi | Regulatory Office for Network Industries (ÚRSO) | Specialist - International Cooperation Department |
| 126 | Moldova | Ghenadie | Partu | National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) | Director |
| 127 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Nikola | Pejic | State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) | Commissioner |
| 128 | Kosovo | Petrit | Pepaj | Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) | Managing Director |
| 129 | Germany | Konstantin | Petrov | DNV-GL Energy | Managing Consultant |
| 130 | Turkey | Murat | Pinar | ENERJISA | General Manager |
| 131 | Slovakia | Renáta | Pisárová | Regulatory Office for Network Industries (ÚRSO) | Director General |
| 132 | Lithuania | Renatas | Pocius | National Commission for Energy Control and Prices (NCC) | Member of the Commission |
| 133 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sanela | Pokrajcic | Regulatory Commission for Energy in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK) | Commissioner |
| 134 | Austria | Dietmar | Preinstorfer | Energie Control Austria (E-Control) | Head of International Relations Department |
| 135 | Macedonia | Kushtrim | Ramadani | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Vice President |
| 136 | Oman | Kameel | Redha | Authority for Electricity Regulation (AER) | Regulatory Accountant |
| 137 | Romania | Bogdan | Renea | CEZ Romania | Manager Regulatory Departament |
| 138 | Kosovo | Izet | Rushiti | Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) | Board Member |
| 139 | Hungary | Andrea | Rácz | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Office Manager |
| 140 | Turkey | Doruk | Samuray | Palmet Enerji A.Ş. | Board Member |
| 141 | Turkey | Bulent Doganay | Samuray | Palmet Enerji A.Ş. | Chairman |
| 142 | Portugal | Alexandre | Santos | Association of Mediterranean Energy Regulators (MEDREG) | President |
| 143 | Kazakhstan | Arman | Satimov | KazEnergy Association | Advisor to the Chairman |
| 144 | Kosovo | Besim | Sejfijaj | Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) | Board Member |
| 145 | Mexico | Jesus | Serrano Landeros | Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) | Commissioner |
| 146 | Czech Republic | Martin | Sik | Energy Regulatory Office (ERÚ) | CEER Vicepresident |
| 147 | Latvia | Rota | Snuka | Public Utilities Commission (PUC) | Board Member |
| 148 | Turkey | Tamer | Sonmez | Palmet Enerji A.Ş. | General Manager |
| 149 | Romania | Henorel | Soreata | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Vice President |
| 150 | Serbia | Ivana | Spasic | Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia (AERS) | Senior Legal Expert |
| 151 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Mile | Srdanovic | Regulatory Commission for Energy in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FERK) | Commissioner |
| 152 | Kosovo | Valon | Stavileci | Optima Energy Consulting LLC | Legal Consultant |
| 153 | Macedonia | Anastasija | Stefanovska-Angelovski | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Associate at Economic Department |
| 154 | Turkey | Tino | Stojanovic | IMRES Smart Greenergy d.o.o. | Project Manager |
| 155 | Turkey | Tamara | Sulukhia | The World Bank | Sustainable Development and Infrastructure Program Leader for Turkey, Europe and Central Asia |
| 156 | Hungary | Éva | Szolnoki | Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA) | Head of Security |
| 157 | Romania | Alina | Tache | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Director |
| 158 | Turkey | Yilmaz | Tamer | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Auditing Department Head |
| 159 | Turkey | Ibrahim | Tan | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Commissioner |
| 160 | Oman | Hassan | Taqi | Authority for Electricity Regulation (AER) | Director of Economic and Financial Affairs |
| 161 | Bhutan | Samdrup | Thinley | Bhutan Electricity Authority (BEA) | Chief Executive Officer |
| 162 | Greece | Michael | Thomadakis | Grant Thornton | Director |
| 163 | Hungary | Péter | Tilesch | Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA) | Head of Department |
| 164 | Hungary | Réka | Timár | Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) | Program Manager |
| 165 | Turkey | Refik | Tiryaki | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Group Head |
| 166 | Turkey | Erdogan | Tozan | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Commissioner |
| 167 | Estonia | Priit | Treial | Elektrilevi OÜ | Member of the Management Board |
| 168 | Macedonia | Atansko | Tuneski | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Commissioner |
| 169 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Milorad | Tusevljak | State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) | Chairman |
| 170 | Hungary | Fanni | Tölgyessy | Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA) | Legal Counsel |
| 171 | Turkey | Haci Ali | Ulutas | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Vice President |
| 172 | Romania | Wilhelm | Untch | SNTGN Transgaz S.A. | Head of European Regulation Department |
| 173 | Estonia | Maarja | Uulits | Estonian Competition Authority (ECA) | Head of External and Public Relations Department |
| 174 | Russia | Dmitry | Vasilev | Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS Russia) | Head of Department |
| 175 | Russia | Kristina | Vasileva | Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS Russia) | Chief Specialist - Expert |
| 176 | Macedonia | Natasha | Veljanovska | Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) | Commissioner |
| 177 | Moldova | Tatiana | Vieru | National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) | Chief of Licensing Division |
| 178 | Croatia | Nikola | Vistica | Croatian Energy Regulatory Agency (HERA) | Member of the Board of Commissioners |
| 179 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Vladislav | Vladicic | Regulatory Commission for Energy of Republika Srpska (RERS) | President |
| 180 | Bulgaria | Vladko | Vladimirov | Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) | Commissioner |
| 181 | Romania | Silvia | Vlasceanu | Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) | Member of the Advisory Committee |
| 182 | Turkey | Pero | Vrdoljak | IMRES Smart Greenergy d.o.o. | CEO |
| 183 | Bhutan | Thukten | Wangmo | Bhutan Electricity Authority (BEA) | Chief, Monitoring Division |
| 184 | Turkey | Tolga | Yakar | Islamic Development Bank Group (ISDB) | Senior Energy Projects Management Specialist |
| 185 | Turkey | Okan | Yardimci | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Energy Expert |
| 186 | Turkey | Elif | Yildrim | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Head of Legal Department |
| 187 | Turkey | Mustafa | Yilmaz | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | President |
| 188 | Turkey | Cihan | Yıldız | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Assistant Energy Expert |
| 189 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Suad | Zeljkovic | State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) | Commissioner |
| 190 | Turkey | Yasemin | Örücü | The World Bank | Energy Specialist |
| 191 | Turkey | Hakkı | Özata | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Advisor to the Chair |
| 192 | Turkey | Mustafa Özge | Özden | ENERJISA | Regulation Manager |
| 193 | Turkey | Özhan | Ünal | Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) | Advisor to the Chair |
| 194 | Lithuania | Inga | Žilienė | National Commission for Energy Control and Prices (NCC) | Chair |
Conference Brochure
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Hotel and Venue Information
The ERRA Conferece will take place at:
Regnum Carya Golf And Spa Resort
Address: Kadriye Bölgesi, Üçkum Tepesi Mevkii, Belek-Antalya
Tel.+90 (242) 710 34 34
Web: http://www.regnumhotels.com/en/default.html
Accommodation
ERRA Conference Delegates are offered accommodation with all inclusive rate at:
- Xanadu High Class Resort: EUR 130 + 18% VAT. Delegates will be provided with shuttle service in between Xanadu High Class Resort and the Conference Venue. Limited number of rooms, please make your booking early!
- Regnum Carya Golf And Spa Resort: EUR 212,5 + 18% VAT (Kindly note that the Hotel can accept bookings with check-out on October 10!)
(The rate includes among others breakfast, lunch, dinner, beach use, all local beverages, snack restaurants, business center, turkish bath, sauna, steam room, fitness center.)
If you would like to use this special rate, please make your reservation as soon as possible. We have limited capacity and reservations are accepted on a first come first served basis.
Booking process:
ERRA Conference delegates will book and pay their accommodation through TES directly. Contact details and separate room reservation form for booking purposes will be provided to registered conference delegates only.
Payment is possible via bank transfer and credit card. Cash payments will not be accepted.
Official Airline of the Conference
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Turkish Airlines is the official airline of 17th ERRA Energy Investment and Regulation Conference and special discounts are offered on certain booking classes. In order to proceed with the online booking tool for Turkish Conventions please visit the Turkish Conventions website https://www4.thy.com/TKC/app/main?language=en and use the event code 135TKM18 under delegate section. |
Airport Transfer
TES will provide airport shuttle services (incoming and outgoing) to all registered ERRA participants, which is included in the registration fee. In order to secure this service, please share your arrival and departure information when booking accommodation. After your arrival to Antalya airport, please look for the TES–ERRA Conference banner.
For ordering the airport transfer for your return flight, please proceed to the TES information desk in the hotel lobby 1 day earlier than your actual flight date.
Visa Information
According to Turkish immigration requirements, most countries are excempt from visa but please verify with your local authorities whether you need a visa to enter Turkey or check it here: https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/apply/. For additional information please visit the following link: http://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa.
In case you need any assistance, please contact the ERRA Secretariat.
Conference Timetable
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| Monday, October 8 | ||
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12:00-18:45 |
Conference Registration Please stop by the registration desk and receive your conference materials and nametag, which will allow you to enter all Conference functions. |
Xanadu Resort Hotel Lobby |
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09:00-17:00 |
Turkey Energy Summit Golf Cup
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Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort |
| 19:00-20:00 | Golf Coctail and Golf Cup Award Ceremony |
Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort |
| Tuesday, October 9 |
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| 08:30-17:00 | Conference Registration Please stop by the registration desk and receive your conference materials and nametag, which will allow you to enter all Conference functions. |
Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort |
| 09:30-17:00 | 17th Energy Investment & Regulation Conference |
“Pinus II” Conference Room |
| 20:00- | Conference Gala Dinner |
Xanadu Resort Hotel |
| Wednesday, October 10 |
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08:30-12:00 |
Conference Registration Please stop by the registration desk and receive your conference materials and nametag, which will allow you to enter all Conference functions. |
Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort |
| 09:00-17:30 | 17th Energy Investment & Regulation Conference | “Pinus II” Conference Room |
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Thursday, October 11 |
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| 09:00-17:15 |
ERRA Concurrent Meetings – Available for ERRA Members only!
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Xanadu High Class Resort |
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Friday, October 12 |
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| 09:00-12:30 |
ERRA Joint Meeting – Available for ERRA Members only!
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Xanadu High Class Resort |
Wearing your badge is crucial!
Languages
All sessions will have simultaneous interpretation in English and Turkish languages.
Headsets will be distributed at the entrance of the Conference room by providing an ID. Please return the interpretation headsets at the entrance of each conference room at the end of each day.
Conference Presentations
Please note that the Conference Agenda is structured around presentations and panel discussions. The presentations and other related materials are posted on the Conference website in the order of receipt from the speakers. The presentations are password protected and available for registered conference delegates at: https://erranet.org/conference/investment-conference-2018/?tab=materials
Social Events
Participation in the Social Programmes is available for the registered participants and is included in the registration fee.
For accompanying persons the social events are available for an extra charge. Registration is possible electronically by sending an email to the ERRA Secretariat or at the Registration Desk during the conference registration hours.
Turkey Energy Summit GOLF CUP
GOLF COCTAIL & GOLF CUP AWARD CEREMONY
- Date: 8 October, Monday, 19:00 – 20:00
- Venue: Regnum Carya Hotel Pool
- Please don’t forget to have your badge with you since it will allow you to enter Regnum Hotel!
Start the 17th ERRA Conference with a glass of coctail – celebrating the Golf Cup winner and the players of the golf day! Please join us for a welcome drink served at the Regnum Pool in Regnum Carya Hotel.
GALA DINNER
- Date: 9 October, Tuesday, 20:00
- Venue: Xanadu High Class Resort Hotel
The Xanadu High Class Resort Hotel will hold the Gala Dinner of the Conference this year where you will be able to enjoy authentic Turkish food as well as Turkish cultural shows performed during the dinner.
About Antalya-Belek
Antalya, pearl of the Mediterranean region, located on Anatolia’s flourishing southwest coast bordered by the Taurus Mountains is the largest Turkish city on the Mediterranean coast with over one million people in its metropolitan area. Within the wide boundaries of Antalya there is history, natural beauty and a rich variety of local life style to be discovered. As the fourth most visited city in the world, Antalya is one of the world’s foremost tourism destinations.
Belek is a resort town in Antalya Province, located at a 35 km distance from the city of Antalya and a developing golf center, surrounded by pine and eucaliptus forests. The Kurşunlu Waterfall, the Hellenistic city of Perge and the unique Aspendos amphitheatre are the top sights to be visited near Belek.
Conference location
Belek-Antalya
Turkey
Regnum Carya Golf And Spa Resort
Address: Kadriye Bölgesi, Üçkum Tepesi Mevkii, Belek-Antalya
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