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The agenda will address upcoming regulatory milestones shaping energy markets through 2026. Parallel power and gas tracks will explore regional market integration renewable and LNG driven price dynamics infrastructure constraints and security of supply challenges in a post Russian gas landscape.
Across both days, sessions will focus on advanced forecasting AI and digitalisation REMIT and post trade transformation and the evolving role of storage flexibility and cross border market coupling. Strong attention is given to LNG access for landlocked countries tariff pancaking and the role of Ukraine, Turkey and regional hubs in future gas flows.
Day two broadens the focus to south eastern Europe power market trends, green gases, biomethane, hydrogen regulation and the balance between traceability and market liquidity. The programme concludes with in depth discussions on carbon markets, including CBAM and ETS developments, positioning ETCSEE as a key forum for navigating regulatory change, market volatility and energy transition risks across the region.
The ETCSEE conference discusses the latest CEE and SEE power and gas market trends
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