Cooperation at all levels will be essential for the energy transition and the stability and flexibility of supply

On Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 October 2023, the first European Energy Summit was held at the Ponton venue on the Tyršovo Embankment in Bratislava. The event brought together many prominent figures from the energy sector, particularly from Central Europe, who shared their views and insights on energy transition and the future of electricity during a series of panel discussions. Experts from around the world also joined from Bratislava and expressed their views on the topics in online presentations. On the second day, Minister of Economy Peter Dovhun also honoured the summit with a visit and joined the discussions.
At the start of the first European Energy Summit, Jaroslav Vach (Chairman of the Board and CEO of SEPS, a.s.) and Martin Ďurčák (Chairman of the Board of ČEPS, a.s.) spoke about the importance of holding an event of this kind. They agreed that the exchange of experience and cooperation are essential.
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