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Chamber Committees | Fuel and Energy Committee



Last Committee Meetings (Minutes / Reports)
Fuel and Energy Committee Meeting
July 09, 2008

  
Agenda:
  1. Last meetings’ proposals review.
  2. Clarifying / answering questions.
  3. Voting for each proposal on upstream and downstream.
  4. Setting format and deadline of joint proposals commitments.




Fuel and Energy Committee Meeting
June 02, 2008

  
Agenda:

1. Finalizing the analysis of the impact of Ukraine's WTO accession on the fuel and energy industry based on the presentation of Vitaliy Radchenko, CMS Cameron McKenna.

2. Discussion of the industry legislation amendments initiatives. Reporters:

  • Mr. Nicholas Tymoshchuk, TNK-BP Commerce (on import VAT “grey schemes”, quality control system of oil products, export customs dues and auctions on liquefied gas and import customs dues and VAT for refineries modernization);
  • Mr. Stephen Wherrry, Committee Co-Chair, Marathon Petroleum Ukraine;
  • Mrs. Svitlana Romanova, Baker & McKenzie.




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Mission Statement

Mission
To promote the further development and modernisation of Ukraine’s energy sector by attracting investment, in support of the vision of a more energy self-reliant Ukraine.

General Objectives
In order to attract such investment, there need to be
• Acceptable economic conditions
• Market transparency and a level playing field
• A stable regulatory framework
• Sanctity of contract

These objectives will be pursued in specialised sub-committees (Upstream Oil and Gas, Downstream, Utilities)

Priorities

Oil and Gas Upstream
• Proposals to improve the licensing process
• Active promotion of Production Sharing Agreements
• Action plan on Acceptable Economic Conditions
• Proposals on improved data access

Downstream
• Proposals to modernize refinery, improve quality of petroleum products and retail
• Secure transparent, relevant and stable legislation and taxation
• Secure equal competition for all participants of Ukrainian oil and petroleum products market

Committee Leaders
Co-Chair
Sergey Lizunov
Company: TNK-BP Commerce LLC
Statement of the Leader

“I possess sufficient experience in managing huge working capital as well as ...
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Co-Chair
Stephen D. Wherry
Company: Marathon Petroleum Ukraine LLC
Statement of the Leader

“As a Co-Chair to the Chamber Fuel and Energy Committee, I would promote active ...
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Secretary
Olga Larina
Company: LAW FIRM ARCA
Statement of the Leader

“I would like to become Secretary of the Fuel and Energy Committee of the American ...
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Responsible Chamber Policy Team Member
Nataliya Novakova
nnovakova@chamber.ua
For more information or to get involved in the Committee please contact the Responsible Policy Team member.

Date of the Last Election
April 14, 2008

 

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