The war in Ukraine has caused major disruptions of the global energy system. Western-European countries are looking for new sources of supply of oil and gas and countries in North America and the Middle East are ready to fill the void. Ukraine itself has much to offer the energy community – this panel discussion will explore how Ukraine become a new investment frontier once peace is restored.

- Examining the Ukrainian upstream potential in energy systems
- Taking a deep dive into Ukrainian gas transportation and storage systems
- Ukrainian petroleum market – who will substitute the existing monopolies
- What is the commercial advantages of natural gas supplies from Ukraine to EU vs other sources
- Exploring the opportunities for investors now that Ukraine is part of the European Energy Community
- What clean energy projects are underway in the Ukraine

• Examine our energy mix and the stability of their sources of supply in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Is there enough investment needed to meet oil and gas demand over the longer-term
• What are the significant implications for energy prices, geopolitical stability, and the pace of the energy transition

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