9th Annual conference

BLACK SEA
OIL & GAS

22-23 June 2022
Bucharest, Romania

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UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL
OF THE BLACK SEA

9th Annual conference

BLACK SEA
OIL & GAS

22-23 June 2022
Bucharest, Romania

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Black Sea Oil & Gas is a major regional conference covering offshore, onshore and infrastructure developments in Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Georgia, and Turkey.

Europe is highly dependent on Russian gas and in the light of the appalling war in Ukraine, it is becoming ever more important to improve energy security and speed up the energy transition in Europe. Can Romania play an important role in achieving these goals? What are the opportunities that the Black Sea region has to offer? How to reshape the E&P industry?

We aim to help you stay connected with the Black Sea Region energy key players, discuss new challenges and opportunities and get the most of the conference.

We are looking forward to welcoming you this year in person in Bucharest!

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OIL & GAS SECURITY ISSUES IN THE BLACK SEA REGION

What’s in store for the future?

21 April | 11:00 CET

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We discuss:

- The future of the region in times of crisis

- Geopolitical situation challenges and Energy security crisis

- Gas prices, and onshore / offshore projects’ future

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Outlook on the future of energy and global trends

Exploring the impact of increasing energy transition pressures on the oil and gas sector. The role of natural gas in decarbonising European energy systems: EU Green Deal, energy mix and energy security

Romania in focus: pursuing offshore discoveries for development

The Black Sea has a strategic importance for Romania’s gas production and energy security. Necessary regulatory changes to rapidly advance offshore development

Advancing offshore development in Turkey, Bulgaria and Georgia

Tuna-1 mega project in Turkey. Developing offshore fields in the Bulgarian and Georgian parts of the Black Sea shelf. Is net-zero oil and gas offshore production possible?

Gas infrastructure development in the region

Examining new supply sources of gas to Europe and achieving the EU goals on the increase of interconnectivity. Repurposing gas infrastructure for hydrogen.

Low-carbon projects, energy transition and hydrogen initiatives in the region

Despite the uncertainty brought on by COVID-19, oil and gas companies continue to make progress toward a lower-carbon future. But what do ‘net zero’ or ‘carbon neutral’ actually mean in practice?

22-23 June