Following such mandate and in view of the preparation by the Commission of a Communication and a Staff Working Document, DG Enterprise and Industry commissioned CEPS to carry out a set of studies aimed at providing well-grounded evidence about the evolution and composition of energy prices and costs at plant level within individual industry sectors. To this end, CEPS prepared five sectoral case studies: two on ceramics (wall and floor tiles and bricks and roof tiles), two on chemicals (ammonia and chlorine) and one on flat glass.
The aim of this event is to present the energy prices trends identified in the CEPS studies. Drawing on the results of the studies as well as on evidence from other similar studies, the event will then feature a panel discussion on the level and drivers of EU energy prices.
The event will be followed by lunch. Registration starts at 09:00. Participation is free of charge.
Presentations:
Study on composition and drivers of energy prices and costs in energy intensive industries – Ulrika Wising, DNV GL
Energy Economic Developments in Europe – Emmanuelle Maincent, DG Economic and Financial Affairs, European Commission
Reconciling sustainability and industrial competitiveness – Marzena Rogalska, DG Enterprise, European Commission
Energy prices and costs in Europe – Silvia Rezessy, DG Energy, European Commission
Composition and drivers of energy prices and costs in energy intensive industries – Christian Egenhofer, Fabio Genoese, Vasileios Rizos, Susanna Roth, Julian Wieczorkiewicz, Giacomo Luchetta, Lorna Schrefler, CEPS