ETCSEE Webinar: Gas sector decarbonisation and sector coupling

Posted on: 6 October 2020

In this live web session, energy industry experts discussed the future role of the gas system, analysed the current policy landscape for gas decarbonisation and sector coupling, and how to ensure a market-based approach.

Flexibility available in the gas system can be used to support an electricity system marked by an increasing share of intermittent renewable power production. This element of sector coupling can help with decarbonising the economy.

Moderator: Lorenzo Biglia, Regulatory and Market Design Manager at European Federation of Energy Traders - EFET

Speakers:

Christoph Riechmann, Director, Frontier Economics, UK
Gunnar Steck, Advisor Wholesale Gas Markets, EUROGAS, Germany
Kai Aldenhoff, Regulatory Affairs Manager | Gazprom Germania, Germany

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