We are in the midst of some of the most turbulent times for the energy sector. The year 2022 opened with the energy pillars of the European Union in turmoil. The Russia-Ukraine conflict caused the risk of gas shortages in Europe and increased gas prices, which called into question the European energy market model.

Europe was forced to take emergency measures (accelerating the deployment of renewable energies, etc.) and Member States also had to take decisions. The goal: achieving energy autonomy to secure electricity supply, at a competitive price and without jeopardising the established climate objectives. Many questions arise in this context: market reform, challenges to flexibility, potential for innovation, etc. All of them will be part of the solution to the energy crisis, but there is still much to be debated in order to know to what extent.

During the conference, we will identify the key issues that will allow us to analyse the situation and the proposed measures.