Energy Dialogues – Guidelines on Competition Law
Antitrust Statement
It is the intent of Energy Dialogues that all meetings and conferences are conducted within an antitrust and competition law sensitive environment and in strict compliance with federal antitrust and competition laws. To preserve the professional nature of our meetings, while we encourage exchange on opinions and experiences, macro-economic issues and how they impact the industry, participants are reminded of the guidelines below on competition and antitrust issues. These guidelines apply to all Energy Dialogues events and attendees assisting these events are encouraged to comply at all times.
Forum Guidelines
No discussion or sharing of any company’s confidential or proprietary information (e.g., purchasing plans for products or services, specific merger or divestment plans, market allocation, development plans, compliance costs, inventories, profits, premiums etc.). Only publicly available information may be discussed or shared.
No discussion or agreements, either explicit or implicit, regarding prices of particular products or services of a company.
No forecasting of prices for goods or services.
No sharing of information that your company considers to be confidential or sensitive, even if that information does not fit in any of above categories.
Seek independent legal advice if you are unsure at any time of how to apply these rules.
Privacy Policy
What personally identifiable information does Energy Dialogues collect about?
Contact information that you provide to us (such as your name, title and organization, address, telephone number, fax number, email address), and contact information obtained via other companies’ marketing lists.
We also track your use of our Website at through the use of cookies and other tracking mechanisms. A cookie is a text-only string of information that a website transfers to the cookie file of the browser on your computer’s hard disk so that the Website can remember you and your preferences. “Session” cookies are erased from memory when your browser closes. “Persistent” cookies help identify you and your preferences upon your return to the Website.
You must change your browser’s preferences to disable or delete cookies. Note that disabling cookies for some services may affect the ability to use that service. Security information is specific to each browser and operating system. Please check with your browser’s specific company for more information. For example, in Internet Explorer, the option of changing your browser’s preferences is: go to Tools > Internet Options > Privacy. The setting has to be set to Block all cookies.
Why does Energy Dialogues collect this information?
To process your transactions, maintain your account and respond to your inquiries.
To provide you with information about services and products that we believe may be of interest to you offered by Energy Dialogues.
The personal information provided by you will beheld on our database. Sometimes your details may be available to external companies for marketing purposes. If you do not wish your details to be used for this purpose, please write to: info@energy-dialogues.com