Events
NATO in the Age of Trump
Romania Energy Center in partnership with the Faculty of History and University of Bucharest have the pleasure to invite you to THE first lecture by the renowned American professor John J. Mearsheimer given at Bucharest University! One of the most important theorists of international relations of the 21st century, his ideas form the object of study in every handbook on international relations, a must-read for all political science students. His writing shapes theory, policy and public debate on many foreign policy aspects, and on October 31 he will be speaking at the Faculty of History on the future of NATO.
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Bucharest - October 31, 2018
A Conversation with John Mearsheimer
Romania Energy Center (ROEC) has the pleasure to invite you to THE event of fall 2018 in Romania: a conversation with the renowned American professor of political science John J. Mearsheimer about his latest book The Great Delusion. A living legend, he is one of the most important theorists of international relations of the 21st century. His ideas form the object of study in every handbook on international relations, a must-read for all political science students. Known as the founder of the offensive realist school of international relations, his writing has shaped theory, policy and public debate on many foreign policy aspects. A landmark name in security issues and international politics, John J. Mearsheimer is the author of 6 books and numerous articles published in the most important Western journals and magazines, like International Security, The National Interest, Foreign Affairs and the London Review of Books, and op-ed pieces for the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.
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Bucharest - October 30, 2018
Romanian energy sector: sailing without a map?
Romania Energy Center (ROEC) together with the Association “Up to us” and Hans Seidel Foundation have the pleasure to invite you to a panel discussion on the following topic “Romania energy sector: sailing without a map?”. The event will take place on Wednesday, September 26, at Hotel Capitol, in Bucharest. Two years after Romania came up with a new energy strategy, there is still no valid document in force, only a draft. Before the ink on the 2016 text has even dried, another working group was set up in the Energy Ministry to adjust and update the forecast and document prepared under the previous leadership of the ministry. This process of updating the document has been anything but transparent, especially compared to 2016.
Bucharest - September 26, 2018
Ukrainian - Russian gas relation
Romania Energy Center (ROEC) together with the Ukrainian Embassy in Bucharest and the Bucharest University of Economic Studies are organizing a special event dedicated to the Ukrainian – Russian gas relation: outcome of the Stockholm arbitrage case and what’s next?. The expert panel will focus on the results of the Stockholm arbitration case between Naftogaz and Gazprom – one of the biggest commercial arbitration in history by total value of claims and counterclaims (USD 125 billion), and discuss the latest regional developments in natural gas, especially how the new relation between Gazprom and Naftogaz is likely to affect and re-design the future regional gas flows. The event will be hosted by the Bucharest Academy of Economic Sciences (ASE), on June 21, 2018. Due to limited seating availability, registration for this event is mandatory.
Bucharest - June 21, 2018
CEDE 2017
Romania Energy Center (ROEC) is a partner to the 2nd Central European Day of Energy (CEDE), organized by Central Europe Energy Partners CEEP and the European Commission. The event will take place in Brussels, at the European Commission headquarters, Berlaymont Building, Schuman Room, on Monday, December 11, 2017, between 9:30 am and 3 pm. CEDE 2017 focuses on sustainable energy, innovation and modern technologies in Central Europe – renewable energy expansion, low emission technologies use, smart grids, energy efficiency projects, decarbonisation of transport sector (development of electromobility) that drive the energy transition in Central European countries. Other CEDE 2017 partners: Slovak Foreign Policy Association (SFPA), Center for Energy Studies (Czech Republic), Kaunas University of Technology (KTU, Lithuania), Foundation for Regional Policy Co-operation in Energy and Infrastructure (REKK, Hungary), Institut Sobieskiego (Poland), Electric Vehicles Promotion Foundation (Poland).
Brussels - December 11, 2017
SEE Energy Outlook 2016/2017
Romania Energy Center (ROEC) and the Institute of Energy for South East Europe (IENE) are organizing a special event dedicated to the presentation of the “SE Europe Energy Outlook 2016/2017” – a major regional study on the current energy situation in SE Europe with an outlook until 2050. The event will take place in Bucharest, at the Academy of Economic Sciences (ASE), Ion Angelescu Building, Virgil Madgearu Hall, on October 24, 2017, at 5 pm and will be followed by a discussion. The study covers 13 countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovenia, Cyprus, FYROM, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Turkey. In addition, the “Outlook” covers a number of peripheral countries including Israel, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary and Italy which are economically and geographically related SE European core countries.
Bucharest - October 24, 2017
