Name(Required) First Name Last Name Email(Required) Organisation, Country(Required)TOPICS OF INTERESTIn this section, please rank the topics below by drag-and-drop, from most to least relevant to your organisation, for each topical area.Area A: MARKET STRUCTURE AND ITS EVOLUTIONPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Retail market evolution: new operators (suppliers, aggregators, ESCos) and supplier switchingFunctional unbundling of DSOs to guarantee non-discriminatory consumer data accessEnergy transition effects on consumers: energy sharing, energy communities, prosumersConsumer rights and regulatory oversight in closed distribution systems (CDS)Electromobility: implications for consumption behaviour and consumer protectionArea B: PROTECTION OF VULNERABLE GROUPS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS' OBLIGATIONSPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Protection frameworks for vulnerable consumers, households and SMEsConsumer protection in the gas phase-out (vulnerabilities of gas consumers)Commercial quality standards, complaint handling and redress mechanismsInformation obligations and transparency requirements towards consumersAccess to energy services in informal or unauthorized settlementsContractual rules, breach management and Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) mechanismsArea C: CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT AND REGULATORY NUDGING / EMPOWERMENTPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Consumer information, education programs and comparison toolsAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and consumer protection enforcementArea D: FUNCTIONING OF INDEPENDENT REGULATORY AUTHORITIESPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Role and jurisdiction of regulators in normal situations and emergency contexts'Name and shame / name and fame' practices: legal basis and useRegulatory independence: governance, appointments, budgetary autonomyYOUR CONTRIBUTIONBelow, please mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. By selecting a topic, you agree to prepare and deliver a presentation on it during the 2026–27 period.Area A: MARKET STRUCTURE AND ITS EVOLUTIONPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Retail market evolution: new operators (suppliers, aggregators, ESCos) and supplier switching Functional unbundling of DSOs to guarantee non-discriminatory consumer data access Energy transition effects on consumers: energy sharing, energy communities, prosumers Consumer rights and regulatory oversight in closed distribution systems (CDS) Electromobility: implications for consumption behaviour and consumer protection Area B: PROTECTION OF VULNERABLE GROUPS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS' OBLIGATIONSPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Protection frameworks for vulnerable consumers, households and SMEs Consumer protection in the gas phase-out (vulnerabilities of gas consumers) Commercial quality standards, complaint handling and redress mechanisms Information obligations and transparency requirements towards consumers Access to energy services in informal or unauthorized settlements Contractual rules, breach management and Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) mechanisms Area C: CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT AND REGULATORY NUDGING / EMPOWERMENTPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Consumer information, education programs and comparison tools Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and consumer protection enforcement Area D: FUNCTIONING OF INDEPENDENT REGULATORY AUTHORITIESPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Role and jurisdiction of regulators in normal situations and emergency contexts 'Name and shame / name and fame' practices: legal basis and use Regulatory independence: governance, appointments, budgetary autonomy In case you have an additional topic in mind for the upcoming CET COM meetings, you can add here.This field is hidden when viewing the formSELECTING NEXT CET COM REPORTBy selecting a topic, you are indicating your interest in the Committee report's focus and your level of contribution (drafting, survey input, or none) can be specified separately below for selected topic.This field is hidden when viewing the formPlease choose a topic for next CET COM Report:(Required) From Reactive to Preventive Consumer Protection: Early Identification of Vulnerability, Data Use and Regulatory Intervention Consumer Engagement in the Energy Transition: Regulatory Nudging, Digital Tools and Measuring What Actually Works Protection and Empowerment of Consumers in the Actual Retail Energy Market Another Topic (please describe below) This field is hidden when viewing the formIn case you have an additional topic in mind for the CET COM report, you can add here. In such a case we assume you're volunteering to lead the drafting of the report, in case a group of drafters can be formed.(Required)Please mark your level of contribution to the selected Report on topic "From Reactive to Preventive Consumer Protection: Early Identification of Vulnerability, Data Use and Regulatory Intervention"(Required) I volunteer for being part of drafters small group I do not volunteer for drafting, but I can contribute to the survey I do not volunteer for drafting, and I cannot contribute to the survey This field is hidden when viewing the formPlease mark your level of contribution to the selected Report on topic "Consumer Engagement in the Energy Transition: Regulatory Nudging, Digital Tools and Measuring What Actually Works"(Required) I volunteer for being part of drafters small group I do not volunteer for drafting, but I can contribute to the survey I do not volunteer for drafting, and I cannot contribute to the survey This field is hidden when viewing the formPlease mark your level of contribution to the selected Report on topic "Protection and Empowerment of Consumers in the Actual Retail Energy Market"(Required) I volunteer for being part of drafters small group I do not volunteer for drafting, but I can contribute to the survey I do not volunteer for drafting, and I cannot contribute to the survey Share
