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    Navigating modern and effective regulation in energy transition will be an important driver of energy systems' adaptation to the new, green architecture of energy supply and demand. ERRA - in collaboration with the Regulatory Energy Transition Accelerator (RETA) - proposes a brand new, pioneering training that covers all key topics of adapting regulatory practice to the new context of transitioning energy system.

    The main objective of this 5-day course is to provide an in-depth understanding of regulatory roles towards energy transition focusing on fundamentals, features, new developments, main drivers and outstanding challenges of energy transition, international policies and regulations culminating in a meaningful path to low carbon economy. This course is designed primarily for specialists who want to have an in-depth understanding of the regulatory aspects of the energy transition process.

    Agenda outline

    • May 22Day 1

      The main concepts and drivers of the energy transition: comprehensive overview of key policy tools & climate targets, efficiency-first principle, electrification, system integration
    • May 23Day 2

      Renewables & Flexibility day: general characteristics of each resource, main regulatory tasks and support schemes, best practices for grid integration and network planning, demand side flexibility, other means & sources
    • May 24Day 3

      Energy storage & active consumers' day: types of storage and its potentials, key electricity market design features. grid regulation, smart metering and incentivization of smart integration, role of energy communities and microgrids, prosumer support schemes, vulnerable consumer issues
    • May 25Day 4

      Hydrogen and renewable gases day: properties, types, costs and technology, regulatory issues, policy approach and tools, hydrogen storage and quality standards, ROUND TABLE
    • May 26Day 5

      DISCUSSION on the tools or priorities regulators have to evaluate “the conversion of gas networks to low-carbon gases” vs “ the phasing out of gas distribution to electrical distribution reinforcement for heating and household needs”, FINAL TEST

    Course Faculty Team

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    Martin Cave

    Keynote Speaker


    Chair, Ofgem (Great Britain’s energy regulator), United Kingdom
    Cristiano Francese, ERRA Speaker

    Cristiano Francese

    Course Director


    Independent Expert and Lecturer
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    Rebecca Bisangwa

    Course Instructor


    Associate Professional, Innovation and Technology Center (IITC), IRENA
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    Jane Dennett Thorpe

    Course Instructor


    Deputy Director Net Zero Transition, Ofgem (Great Britain’s energy regulator), United Kingdom
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    Keith Everhart

    Course Instructor


    Analyst, Directorate of Energy Markets and Security, International Energy Agency (IEA)
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    Péter Kaderják

    Course Instructor


    Head of Zero Carbon Hub, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
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    Rena Kuwahata

    Course Instructor


    Energy Analyst, Power System Transformation, International Energy Agency (IEA)
    Zsuzsanna Pató, ERRA Speaker

    Zsuzsanna Pato

    Course Instructor


    Senior Advisor, Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)
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    Fabrizio Pilo

    Course Instructor


    Full Professor of Electrical Power Systems, University of Cagliari, Italy
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    Brendan Reidenbach

    Course Instructor


    Energy Analyst, Energy Efficiency Division, International Energy Agency (IEA)
    Dominic Scott, ERRA Speaker

    Dominic Scott

    Course Instructor


    Senior Advisor, Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)
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    Okan Yardımcı

    Course Instructor


    Group Head, Energy Transition Department, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Türkiye
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    Andrew Flagg

    Course Instructor


    Coordinator of the RETA, IEA

    Registration

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    EUR1650+ 27% VAT

    ERRA Members & RETA Participants

    EUR2150+ 27% VAT

    Non-ERRA Members

    Methodology

    Regulation in Energy Transition
    Instructor-led real-time recorded presentations
    Regulation in Energy Transition
    Reading materials
    final test
    Final Test

    The training is based on a instructor-led collaborative e-learning platform that features a combination of real-time interactive presentations by the instructors with Q&A sessions, discussions and presentations by participants. Additional reading materials related to the course modules will also be provided on the platform. In-class participation will also facilitate a more personal experience and an excellent networking opportunity.


    Course Completion

    10 CER credits will be awarded to those participants who successfully complete the course. Learn more about ERRA Certified Energy Regulator Programme.

    Travelling to Hungary

    The rules of entry to Hungary change in line with the prevailing epidemiological situation. For current rules, please visit https://www.police.hu/en/content/for-the-attention-of-travelers.

    Visa

    Please verify the visa requirements of Hungary by contacting the Hungarian Embassy in your country. The list of diplomatic missions is available here: https://konzinfo.mfa.gov.hu/en/embassies#hungarian-embassies-abroad. The list of countries whose citizens do not require visas to enter Hungary can be found at https://konzuliszolgalat.kormany.hu/visa-waiver-agreements.

    List of third countries, where a Schengen state issues visas on behalf of Hungary is available on this page: https://konzinfo.mfa.gov.hu/en/list-third-countries-where-schengen-state-issues-visas-behalf-hungary

    In case you need an entry visa, please immediately contact the ERRA Secretariat! To prepare a visa invitation letter for you, please send us your passport copy and indicate the Embassy where you are applying for the visa.

     

    Venue

    Central European University premises

    Nador utca 9, 1051 Budapest, Hungary

     


    Hybrid Format

    The program is available to classroom and remote participants parallel. Thus, if you cannot travel to Budapest for any reason, you do not need to miss this unique technical learning opportunity, you can sign up for online participation.

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