Green Ventures Ltd. is providing government relation, project management, business development and advisory services for energy industry members. Particularily in oil and gas, geothermal energy and underground hydrogen storage projects.

The Continental Europe Energy Council (CEEC) is a group of companies with upstream oil and gas, and geothermal assets within the Central-Eastern Europe and Caspian area which aims to keep the regional oil and gas community connected. The Group started its activity in 1994, with eight founding members. It currently has some 70 member companies and the meetings are attended by 160-170 participants. The Group endeavours to cover all aspects of the upstream petroleum business activities within the region and includes a wide range of members – majors, regional players, small and mid-size independents, niche players and start-ups, as well as NOCs and licensing authorities. Guests also include representatives from contractor companies, geological consultants and geoscientists.The meetings take place twice a year, in early May and early October. Each time they are hosted by a different member company in a different country. The CEEC meetings represent a key event in the petroleum business in Central Europe with a two and a half-day program.The CEEC provides an excellent way to network, to exchange experiences with other operators in Europe, to learn about operations in the field and about the European geology. It is also an important farm-out forum. The layout of the meeting and its atmosphere have been designed to encourage networking and making contacts and also to establishing areas of cooperation that might lead to mutually beneficial business opportunities – a concept which is much appreciated by all the participants.

In this role I am responsible for developing new businesses with utilizing the company's existing, but unused assets.The substantial goal is to make our operation more sustainable.Main focuses are seasonal underground storage of hydrogen, geothermal energy production and carbon capture and storage.Under my coordination we, together with ALTEO Plc. have successfully passed through the pre-notification phase of IPCEI Hy2Infra wave, being member of the Workstream 3, large scale hydrogen storage (underground storage)

Successfully managed the permitting of a 410 km2 3 dimension seismic survey and permitting of 2 hydrocarbon exploration wells including their pad construction works and waste managements.

Together with our team we were permitting of almost 700 km2 3 dimension and 600 km 2 dimension seismic survey and almost 30 hydrocarbon wells. I was managing the successful tendering work for 6 exploration concessions, altogether around 5000 km2. We have built up an excellent relationship with the local farmers, mayors, authorities, which had helped to accelerate the company's exploration program.

I was involved in several interesting scientific projects. Among them the most important was the sorption experiments on Boda Claystone Formation which is the candidate disposal site for the high-level radioactive wastes in Hungary. In this project we worked together with the Swiss Paul Scherrer Institute.