Albania Oil, Gas and Energy 2015 Summit
- Type: Conference / Convention
Event Overview:
The Only Event Focusing On Albania’s Energy Potential Organized Together With The Ministry Of Energy & Industry
IRN is pleased to introduce the inaugural Albania Oil, Gas & Energy 2015 Summit, taking place in Tirana, Albania, organized in collaboration with and under the Official Auspices of the Ministry of Energy & Industry.
IRN holds a very successful Mediterranean portfolio of high-level meetings, the most recent of which was the Annual Balkans and the Adriatic Summit which recently hosted more than 250 senior delegates and 70 IOCs in Athens. The Albania Summit takes the regional discussions to a forum focused only on Albania to bring you exclusive updates on major developments within Albania’s energy sector by gathering all interested investment parties together with key Government Executives to discuss:
- Upcoming licensing round of onshore and offshore blocks.
- Albania’s hydrocarbon and energy production potential.
- Energy infrastructure projects.
- Investment opportunities in gas, renewables, and electricity production.
- The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP): the most important development catalyst in the region.
Visitor Demographics:
- Visitor Origin:
- Albania
- Visitor demographic:
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- Governmental Bodies and Associations
- Oil and Gas Law Practices
- Consultants
- Oil & Gas Experts
- Academics
- Contractors
- National Oil Companies
- International Oil Companies
- Regulatory Authorities
Event organiser:
- Organiser:
- International Research Networks
- Address:
- 10-18 Vestry Street, 1st Floor, London, United Kingdom (UK)
Albania Oil, Gas and Energy 2015 Summit news
The event’s highlight was the privatisation of Albpetrol announced by the Prime Minister Following his speech, Energy Minister Damian Gjiknuri announced that there are still 13 unexplored onshore and offshore oil blocks in Albania, which the Government aims to offer to private sector investors. He added that the Albanian Government will “ensure a transparent and competitive process to attract serious companies and investors that can afford exploration and produ...
The new Government implemented reforms to bring a middling business environment up to global standards Over the past year, Albania has made significant progress in establishing itself as a credible, multi-party democracy and investment-friendly economy. The new Government implemented reforms to bring a middling business environment up to global standards. In fact, in the World Bank’s 2015 Doing Business Report launched last week, and Albania rose for the first time i...