Power Sector Privatization in
Central / Eastern Europe and Eurasia:
Results and Future Plans

June 6-8, 2000 - Budapest, Hungary

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Part I- Welcoming/Keynote Addresses and Case Studies

• Lazlo Lovei, The World Bank, Energy Privatization in Central and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, Political, Social and Technical Challenges
  
  
• Miklos Andrasi, Hungarian Privatization and State Holding Company, Overview of Privatization in Hungary
  
  
• Allan Walmsley, Csepeli Eromu Rt, PowerGen International, Overview of Csepeli Eromu Rt, Power Gen International
  
  
• Vitaly Lee, AES Silk Road, AES Overview
  
  
• Michael Ukleba, Ministry of State Property Management, Privatization of Large-Scale Strategic Enterprises
  
  
• Colin Denny, AES Telasi, Overview of AES Telasi, Tbilisi, Georgia
  
  
• Victor Bodiu, Department of Privatization, Moldova, Overview of the Privatization of the Energy Sector of the Republic of Moldova
  
  
• Ignacio Ibarra, Union Fenosa, Overview of Union of Fenosa

Part II- Updated Approaches for Countries with Developed Privatization Plans

• David Vardanyan,State Property Fund of Armenia, Power Sector Privatization in the Republic of Armenia
  
  
• Leonid Kalnichenko, State Property Fund of Ukraine, On the Progress of Power Companies Privatization in 2000 (Presentation Summary)
  
  
• Alexandr Ryabchenko, Supreme Rada of Ukraine Committee on Privatization
  
  
• Grzgorz Gostkowski, Ministry of Treasury, Poland, General Aims of Polish ENergy Sector Privatization
• Nicolae Liciu, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Power Sector Privatization in Romania
  
  
• Pazvan Purdila, CONEL-SA, Privatization in the Romanian Power Sector: A Corporate Point of View

Part III- Policy Framework to Support Privatization Implementation Process

• Gabor Szorenyi, Hungarian Energy Office, Hungarian Electricity Industry Between Two Reforms (Two Restructurings) with Private Participants
  
  
• Olesksei Kucherenko, Committee on Fuel and Energy , Supreme Rada of Ukraine, The Special Features of Ukrainian Power Sector Privatization
  
  
• Frasser Morrison, Deloitte Touche Tomatsu, Power Privatization Policy Framework in Ukraine and Moldova

Part IV- Early Stages of Implementation and NEgotiating Financial Closing

• Arpad Bajkay, (Retired) Hungarian Privatization and State Holding Company, Advisors and Ownership Structure of the Hungarian Electricity Sector Offered for Sale
  
  
• Vladislav Vucetic, The World Bank, Privatization of Electricity Companies, the Implementation Phase
  
  
• Arpad Bajkay, (Retired) Hungarian Privatization and State Holding Company, Tender Rules and Evaluation Process
  
  
• Arpad Bajkay, (Retired) Hungarian Privatization and State Holding Company, Privatization-The Negotiation Process

Part V- Confernce Findings, Evaluations and Lessons Learned for the Future

• Executive Overview of Responses to Survey on Privatization

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