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IENE EVENTS 2010

1. IENE General Assembly and New Year’s cake feast, Wednesday, January 27th, 2010, at 18:30pm, Electra Palace Hotel, Athens

2. 3rd Afternoon Discussion Group Meeting, on the “The Post Copenhagen Agenda”, Thursday 28th January, 2010, Cultural Centre, Athens

3. Special IENE event “Business Developments in the Energy Sector in Greece and South East Europe”, Tuesday, 23rd February, 2010, Athenaeum Intercontinental Hotel, Athens. A cocktail reception to follow.

4. One Day Conference on “Greek - Bulgarian Cooperation in the Energy Sector”, Thursday April 29, 2010, Sofia

5. “3rd Delphi Symposium on Renewable Energy Sources”, Friday – Saturday, 7th – 8th May, 2010, European Cultural Centre, Delphi, Greece

6. International Conference: “4th South East Europe Energy Dialogue”, Thursday – Friday 3rd - 4th June, 2010, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Thessaloniki

7. One Day Conference on “Oil & Economy 2010” , Thurday July 1st, 2010, National Hellenic Foundation, Athens

8. Dinner “Back to Business”, Monday 27th September, 2010 – Yacht Club of Greece, Kastela, Piraeus

9. 4th Energy Week and 15th National Conference “Energy & Development 2010”, Monday – Saturday, 22nd -27th November, 2010, Athens

10. “Energia B2B 2010", Athens , 25-27 November 2010

February 23, 2010: IENEs Colloquium on Business Developments in the Energy Sector of SE Europe

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

The Institute of Energy for SE Europe (IENE) is organizing a colloquium to discuss the “Business Developments in the Energy Sector of SE Europe”. The event will take place at the Athenaeum Intercontinental Hotel on February 23, 2010 (17:00-22:00 h.). The scope of the meeting is to inform on the most recent energy developments in Greece as well as in the whole SE Europe region

One Day Conference on Hellenic-Bulgarian Cooporation in the Energy Sector

Thursday, April 29, 2010

3rd IENE RES SYMPOSIUM

Friday, May 7, 2010 - Saturday, May 8, 2010

The extended use or Renewable Energy Sources (RES) could cover vital and ever-increasing needs for power generation, energy needs for buildings and green fuels for transport in Greece but also in the SE Europe area. Greece’s RES potential is very high, in both absolute and comparable terms with other EU countries, and constitutes a challenge as regards its exploitation with new technology applications which can ensure sustained development while at the same time help reduce the country’s dependence on oil.