The end of a monopoly? The EU vs. Gazprom and the future of Russian gas

Nov 14, 2013 | Energy & Environment & Sustainability

The end of a monopoly?

The EU vs. Gazprom and the future of Russian gas

Oxford Institute for Energy Studies & St Antony’s College

Geopolitics of Energy

Michaelmas term, 2013

                                                            13 November 2013

 Thoroughly enjoyed debating this yesterday in front of a full conference room. 

 Panel discussion with:

Dr Andrey Konoplyanik,

Adviser to Director General, Gazprom Export

Professor, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas

Russia’s former Deputy Energy Minister

former Deputy Secretary General, Energy Charter Secretariat.

Professor Alan Riley,

City University, London

Chair of the European-wide Competition Law Scholars Forum

Co-editor of the Competition Law Review

Androulla Kaminara,

St Antony’s College, Oxford

former Head of the European Commission Representation in Cyprus

former Director for Quality of Operations of the European Commission’s

Directorate General – EuropeAid

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Wednesdays

Nissan Lecture Theatre

St Antony’s College,

62 Woodstock Road,

Oxford

OX2 6JF

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