Smart metering and smart grids belong to the ‘hot’ topics which have been attracting more and more attention in recent years, promising to deliver benefits to […]

The objective of the issue paper is to assess the role of four non-tariff regulatory issues in RES-E deployment: methods applied to determine the volume of […]

This Benchmarking Analysis aims to provide information on the different market models, procurement methods and cost elements of ancillary service – and balancing markets in operation […]

Electrical power grids/systems will basically change in the near future (or in some places, this transformation has already begun): the increasing penetration of renewable energy sources […]

There is a growing interest to build pumped storage hydroelectric power plants in order to use them for system regulation purposes. The high penetration of intermittent […]

In most of the countries the decision regarding dissemination/ deployment/ spread of smart meters is based on the results of cost benefit analysis (CBA). Some of […]

The high penetration of intermittent renewable generators (wind, solar) could cause system regulation (flexibility) problems and system adequacy (capacity balance) problems. Some renewable generators are connected […]

This document (C11-EQS-45-04) is a CEER status review of regulatory approaches to smart electricity grids. This document seeks to follow-up the discussion initiated by European Energy […]

Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions Energy price rises are […]

Technical Guideline for generating plants’ connection to and parallel operation with the medium-voltage network The present guideline summarizes the essential aspects which have to be taken […]

Summary of the key results of the study “Security and reliability of a power supply with a high percentage of renewable energy” Ancillary services are required […]