21.11. 2011 EUROPE’S ENERGY SUPPLY – TODAY AND TOMORROW. Secure energy supply without nuclear energy?
Pro Patria Institute, Konrad Adenauer Foundation and
the Office of MEP Tunne Kelam present:
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
EUROPE’S ENERGY SUPPLY – TODAY AND TOMORROW
Secure energy supply without nuclear energy?
On Tuesday, 21 November 2011 in the conference hall of Swissôtel (Tornimäe 3, Tallinn
Jerzy BUZEK, MEP President of the European Parliament
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Tunne KELAM,MEP
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Andreas Michael KLEIN Regional representative of the Konrad Adenauer
Foundation
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Aleksei LOTMAN Estonian Fund for Nature Is nuclear energy a solution for sustainable energy supply?
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Wolfgang EICHHAMMER Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research Energy efficiency as the key to a sustainable and environmental friendly energy policy
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Marjo MATIKAINEN-KALLSTRÖM MP, Vice-Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee, Finland The Energy Mix of Finland – Combining Differing Goals
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The
future of growth – innovations in the energy sector as engines of the economy
Andres TROPP Eesti Energia, Head of the Nuclear Energy Department, Estonia Challenges of the Estonian energy market
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Valdis BISTERS Climate and Renewable Energy Department, Ministry of Environment, Latvia Achieving environmental goals by economic means
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| Rokas ŽILINSKAS MP, Chairman of the Nuclear Energy Commission, Lithuania Lithuania’s energy approach – from Ignalina to Visagina
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Mart LAAR Estonian Minister of Defence Energy influencing strategic security
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Olof EHRENKRONA Ambassador and Senior Advisor to the Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs, H.E. Mr. Carl Bildt Energy security in the age of globalisation
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Kevin ROSNER Journal of Energy Security, Editor Closing
the Gap between Energy and National Security Policy
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Tunne KELAM,MEP
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Panel discussions chaired by: Tunne Kelam, MP and Trivimi VELLISTE, former MP |  |
