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KŠB Takes Part in “European Energy Goals for 2030” Panel Discussion

On 7 November 2014 at the Prague Marriott Hotel, a formal discussion was held on energy security in the Czech Republic. During the panel discussion, KŠB energy law specialist Tomáš Sequens looked at the stability of Czech energy regulations and the expectations of energy market players.

The discussion was organized by the Institute for Public Discussion together with weekly magazine Ekonom and included presentations by ČEZ CEO Daniel Beneš, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Tomáš Novotný, and Chief of the Climate Change Department at the Ministry of the Environment Pavel Zámyslický.

Photos and video from the event are available here and here.

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