Egyéb

2026-06-16

Future Energy Systems and Decarbonization Pathways

Traditional "vertically-oriented" sectoral regulation risks being inadequate for modern power systems under the challenge of energy transition. This advanced and new course addresses "on-the-edge" issues, such as the role of hydrogen and synthetic fuels, the future of natural gas networks, sector coupling (power-to-heat, power-to-gas), long-term system planning for net-zero, regulatory frameworks that support innovation, and just transition considerations. Duration: 2 days
2026-06-16

Principles of Economic Regulation

This course serves as the cornerstone of the economic regulation training track. It provides a high level overview of the full programme while focusing on the principles of economic regulation, applied regulatory models, and the building block approach to revenue setting and revenue determinants. It also introduces key concepts of cost allocation, tariff structures, and tariff design. Duration: 4 days
2026-06-15

Future-Proof End-Use Tariff and Retail Supply Regulation

Traditional tariff structures are increasingly unfit for modern power systems integrating high shares of renewables, electrifying end users, and accommodating distributed energy resources. This advanced course guides participants through the principles of modern tariff design - looking beyond cost recovery, cost reflectivity, and economic efficiency to address capacity based tariffs, dynamic tariffs, and alternative structures adequate for the grids of the future. Duration: 3 days
2026-06-15

Impact on Grids, Markets and Flexibility

In this course participants will be able to learn how regulation can support flexibility in the power system and how the regulatory and legal framework can be setup for this purpose. It covers both transmission and distribution flexibility issues, barriers and solutions, and explains the importance of flexibility in operating the power system. Duration: 3 days