The ERRA Regulatory Story of the Quarter discussed Türkiye’s new Electricity Market Aggregator Regulation in an interview with Mr. Mr. Ahmet Çağrı Çiçek, Commissioner at EMRA and ERRA Presidium member.
Digitalization is transforming energy markets. Greece’s RAAEY leverages online tools to enhance transparency, streamline processes, and boost efficiency for market participants.
Kosovo* recently completed its 100 MW solar auction, a significant step towards a 35% RES target and carbon neutrality. A predictable regulatory framework and a transparent and inclusive bidding process attracted a high number of participants, reducing the bid price over consecutive sessions towards the winning bid of 48.88 EUR/MWh.
In the latest ERRA Regulatory Story of the Quarter read about the key role played by the Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (MEKH) in facilitating battery energy storage in Hungary through developing detailed rules of the domestic storage support schemes and the benchmark revenue calculation.
ERRA Regulatory Story of Q4 highlights the latest updates from ANRE Romania on Natural Gas Market reporting & Monitoring Platform and Online Tool for Changing the Supplier of electricity and natural Gas at the National Level (POSF) with AI Application.
Read about the latest power sector development from North Macedonia being the establishment of the domestic day-ahead exchange platform that serves as the first step towards the integration of the Western Balkans energy market.
HEPI provides granular insight into current and historical European residential energy prices in 33 European capital cities on a monthly basis starting from January 2009.
The newly created Energy Transition department at EMRA Türkiye, tackles issues such as electric vehicles charging services, digital transformation, R&D and innovation, complementary markets as well as alternative fuels.
March 2022 regulatory story bases on the bilateral cooperation on regulatory training between the Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (MEKH) and the Azerbaijan Energy Regulatory Agency (AERA).
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