Sectors

2026-06-30

ERRA Regulatory Story No. 19: From Mission to Management System – ARSEL Cameroon’s First Strategic Performance Plan

ERRA’s latest Regulatory Story of the Quarter explores how Cameroon’s Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency, ARSEL, is translating its regulatory mandate into a structured system of institutional performance and accountability.
2026-06-17

ICER Distinguished Scholar Award Winner in the Next Practices Category: The Impact of AI Growth on the Power System and the Role of Energy Regulators

This paper by Mr. Luca Lo Schiavo, ERRA Regulatory Specialist, is the winner of the ICER Distinguished Scholar Award ("Next Practices" category), in connection with the XI World Forum of Energy Regulation (WFER), Tbilisi, 2026.
2026-05-07

23rd ERRA Annual Conference Newsletter

The ERRA Annual Conference brought together national energy regulators, utility leaders, investors, top-tier consultants, and academics for high-level dialogue on the evolving landscape of energy markets. The event fostered strategic discussions and regulatory insights that help shape the future of the sector. The conference overarching theme was Transforming Energy Policies – Adapting Energy Regulation and the agenda analysed both the electricity and gas sectors of today. 
2026-04-06

ERRA Regulatory Story No. 18: When a Dominant EV Operator Squeezes the Market: Case Study of Italy

The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) imposed in July 2025 the first antitrust sanction in the European EV charging sector against Enel X (Ruling 31646). This Regulatory Story provides a concise legal and regulatory analysis of the AGCM decision, together with the European context that gives the AGCM ruling its wider significance and its implications for energy EU NRAs operating under the AFIR (Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation) framework.
2026-03-02

ERRA Regulatory Story of the Quarter: ERO’s Redesign of the Renewable Energy Operator for a Sustainable Support Mechanism

Ukraine’s energy sector has rapidly transformed as the war revealed structural weaknesses and prompted urgent regulatory reforms. The regulator, together with the Ministry, introduced a modern regulatory framework for energy storage, recognising flexibility as a vital component of system security rather than a long-term goal. The Energy Storage Facilities Law and subsequent NEURC regulations formalised storage as an independent market participant with full access to wholesale markets, offering investors much-needed legal certainty during a time of significant system stress.