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The EU Energy Market Monitoring Report to 2024 by the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) and the Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER) highlights the slow implementation of smart meters as a barrier to unlocking power system flexibility across the region. Moreover, it also highlights that a further challenge to consumer participation is that almost three-quarters of EU households are on regulated fixed and market-based fixed electricity contracts and in many cases there are no real alternatives offered. Full report is at: https://lnkd.in/eYv_r4-U

🌞 On 18th June, I will be a panelist at the session on "Electricity Market Reform (EMR) & More - The State of EU Policies to Support Energy Storage" at the ees Europe Conference 🌞 In the first quarter of 2023, the EU Commission introduced a range of policy proposals, centered on the Electricity Market Reform (EMR), to promote the deployment of energy storage. During the panel we will explore: 🔋 The current state of EU energy storage policy implementation. 🔋 Success stories and areas needing improvement. 🔋 Actions and measures taken since the initial proposals. 🔋 Future steps to fully unlock the potential of energy storage. I will share perspective on battery storage market from Poland and I am looking forward to a discussion with industry experts Claudia Günther, Elodie Perret and Luz Pérez Sánchez moderated by Lars Stephan. Join us in sunny Munich! #EnergyStorage #ElectricityMarketReform #EUEnergyPolicy #eesEurope #SustainableFuture #PolandEnergy #Munich2024 https://lnkd.in/dQCqpzkJ

TVA can't sell electricity directly to MISO, but Ameren and Entergy (two MISO members) will be able to buy electricity from the TVA during energy emergencies on MISO's behalf since they meet the requirements of the TVA Act. #energy #electricgrid #TVA

Are you interested in learning more about the EU electricity market reform? If so, you might want to check out our latest article on this topic, authored by David Haverbeke, Wouter Vandorpe, Nicolas Celis, and Emilie Malivert. 📚 We explain the main objectives and features of the reform, which aims to increase consumer protection, boost renewable energy sources, and improve the flexibility of the electricity system. The reform consists of two legislative proposals that revise the existing regulations on the electricity market design, the wholesale energy market integrity and transparency, and the cooperation of energy regulators. The interinstitutional negotiations between the European Parliament and the Council were concluded in December 2023, and the final vote is expected in March 2024. To read the full article, click on the link below. And don’t forget to share your thoughts and questions in the comments section! 💬👇 https://lnkd.in/eTvWFBgb #fieldfisherinbelgium #euelectricityreform #energy

Meet our team at Australian Energy Producers Conference and Exhibition 2024 and discuss the future of the Energy landscape in Australia and beyond. During the conference, our research experts, John Gibb Stephanie Chiang Anne Forbes Andrew Harwood will be also be presenting five papers, with topics set to include: Australia’s gas markets outlook, the potential for commercial success through energy super basins, corporate positioning of Australia's largest E&Ps, and the long-term implications of the safeguard mechanism. Book a meeting with our team: https://okt.to/NAPLzr #OilandGas

📢 In December 2023, the European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) submitted a vital recommendation to the European Commission regarding amendments to the network codes on requirements for grid connection of generators (RfG Regulation) and on demand connection (DC Regulation). These recommendations are pivotal for ensuring the smooth integration of electricity generators and demand connections into the grid infrastructure across EU member states. They play a crucial role in harmonizing grid connection procedures and establishing a consistent framework for electricity generation and consumption throughout the EU. ➡ On the AGISTIN (Horizon Europe project) webinar “Perspectives on Grid Connection Networks for Energy Storage”, we’ll decode the complexity of grid connection network amendments, and address the implications of the network codes on grid connection networks for energy storage, featuring presentations from AGISTIN and iStentore projects use cases. ✅ If you are an Energy storage developers and operators, an electricity generator, a grid operator, a policy maker or regulator, a research institution or an energy expert interested in this topic, you can’t miss the opportunity to expand your understanding of grid connection networks and their important role in shaping the future of energy storage. ▶ More info at https://lnkd.in/dw62pTfm

The establishment of the Internal Energy Market in Europe called for a high degree of competition in the wholesale energy markets, also promoted by the integration of such markets through time. However, at the time of the Third Energy Package, no specific provisions existed to prevent market abusive behaviour in the electricity and gas market. The Regulation on Wholesale Energy Markets Integrity and Transparency (REMIT) was adopted in 2011 to this purpose, extending the financial markets regulation to the energy sector, and complementing the standard toolkit available in the context of competition law. Learn more about REMIT, its rationale and economic foundation in this article by our Director Alberto Pototschnig https://lnkd.in/dZSABwVW

LCI Updates: The government has issued Presidential Regulation Number 96 Year 2024 regarding Energy Buffer Reserves (Presidential Regulation 96/2024) which comes into effect on 2 September 2024. Based on Presidential Regulation 96/2024, the provision of Energy Buffer Reserves (CPEs) is an obligation that must be fulfilled by the central government. https://lnkd.in/g4JW-7Ah #energy #legalcentric

#DidYouKnow that the proposals in the Energy Transition Measures and Other Amendments Bill will strengthen our regulatory framework for energy markets and infrastructure, and support our decarbonisation journey? For example, the $5 billion Future Energy Fund will help to support Singapore’s adoption of low-carbon energy sources.    Parliament passed the Energy Transition Measures and Other Amendments Bill on 9 September 2024. The Bill will amend the Energy Market Authority (EMA) Act, Electricity Act, and Gas Act to introduce guardrails for our electricity market, strengthen EMA’s ability to regulate the power sector, and establish the Future Energy Fund.   Read the infographic to learn more!

Meet our team at Australian Energy Producers Conference and Exhibition 2024 and discuss the future of the Energy landscape in Australia and beyond. During the conference, our research experts, John Gibb Stephanie Chiang Anne Forbes Andrew Harwood will be also be presenting five papers, with topics set to include: Australia’s gas markets outlook, the potential for commercial success through energy super basins, corporate positioning of Australia's largest E&Ps, and the long-term implications of the safeguard mechanism. Book a meeting with our team: https://okt.to/4eYTgm #OilandGas