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2015 EVENT SNAPSHOTS<br />

“<strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong>, beyond the purely commercial importance due to insuffi cient resources<br />

exploitation, plays also a strategic role in the energy security of the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> countries<br />

and the EU. Romania strongly supports the idea of a unifi ed European strategy on<br />

the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong>, through close collaboration with other <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> states<br />

and with other neighbouring states.”<br />

Corneliu Condrea<br />

General Director,<br />

Directorate of Energy Resources, Ministry of Energy<br />

SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES AND BUSINESS<br />

ENVIRONMENT OF ROMANIA<br />

“With the calibre of the companies operating in the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> and the volumes of gas<br />

we are talking about we think the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> has a potential to provide some serious<br />

competition in the gas market of South East Europe.”<br />

Chris Meredith<br />

Senior Research Analyst<br />

WOOD MACKENZIE<br />

“More rigs are becoming available for operations in the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> and competitive rigs are<br />

likely to be contracted with lower day rates than before as rates are decreasing towards<br />

operating costs. This could favour operations in the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> under current low oil prices<br />

in two ways:<br />

– Bringing new projects “back in the money” following discounted<br />

drilling costs and attract new operators<br />

– Helping cash-constrained operators currently holding off to resume<br />

investments in viable projects in the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong>”<br />

Clara Cuvelier<br />

Oilfi eld Services Analyst<br />

MCKINSEY ENERGY INSIGHTS<br />

“Timetable towards implementation of EC <strong>Offshore</strong> Safety Directive:<br />

• Entered into force 19 July 2013<br />

• Member States to transpose by 19 July 2015<br />

• To be applied by industry on new installations by 19 July 2016<br />

• All existing installations (more than 1000 in EU including 9 in <strong>Black</strong><br />

<strong>Sea</strong>) to comply by 19 July 2018”<br />

Iain Lambie<br />

Seconded National Offi cial, European Commission<br />

DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR ENERGY<br />

“Transgaz included in its 10-year Development plan (2014-2023) for the gas transmission<br />

system a series of projects (~1.5 billion Euro) designed to contribute to:<br />

• increase the interconnectivity of the Romanian transmission system and neighbouring<br />

countries;<br />

• create adequate transmission capacity for retrieving and harnessing<br />

of the natural gas coming from the <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> to the regional markets”<br />

“Our company’s mission is to take a proactive look and try to get our concessions<br />

developed, our discoveries up and running, go after the exploration plays and try to make<br />

some more discoveries….Try to become a signifi cant player in Romania whether it means<br />

more on the onshore as well as offshore... We are open for business<br />

and looking for opportunities.”<br />

Elisabeta Ghidiu<br />

Director Strategy & Corporate Management Division<br />

TRANSGAZ<br />

Mark Beacom<br />

CEO<br />

BLACK SEA OIL & GAS SRL<br />

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