Discussion points:How do we achieve a more competitive, powerful and integrated network?How does the financial crisis affect needed investments?Which measures are needed to reduce administrative burdens and delays?How can a developed energy infrastructure contribute to a low-carbon, secure and cost effective energy supply?What is needed to develop the electricity grid and increase the integration of renewable energy into the market?Which role will Energy Infrastructure play in the 2030 strategy?Confirmed speakers:António Fernando Correia de Campos Member of the European Parliament, Rapporteur on Trans-European Energy InfrastructureCharalampos Pippos Director for International Energy Relations, Ministry of Environment,Energy and Climate Change, GreeceKitti Nyitrai Policy Officer, DG ENERGY, Unit B1 - Networks & Regional Initiatives, European CommissionNick Mabey Founding Director & Chief Executive, E3GAna Aguado Cornago CEO, Friends of the SupergridJános Fehér CEO, FGSZ Ltd./Natural Gas Transmission Ltd.Georg Zachmann Research Fellow, Bruegel – Moderator Representatives from the EU Institutions (the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union including the member states’ permanent representations) as well as accredited journalists participate free of charge.For NGOs, there is a registration fee of €115 + VAT.For all other participants, there is a registration fee of €165 + VAT.Closing date for registration is 11 October 2013. Seats are limited.More information and online registration: qedcommunication.eu/energyinfrastructure161013