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    Collective self-consumption and energy community models represent a new development in the landscape of energy transition and renewable deployment goals. These models offer innovative approaches to accelerate decentralized generation, enhancing citizen participation in making energy systems evolving towards a structure both more decentralised and more decarbonised.

    The regulatory frameworks governing these initiatives directly impact core regulatory responsibilities including tariff design, market access, consumer protection, and system planning. Regulators must adapt frameworks to accommodate prosumers’ active participation, without compromising system reliability or creating undue cross-subsidization.

    In the European Union (EU) specific rules and directives promote collective self-consumption and new players like Renewable Energy Communities; however, even outside the EU these concepts can provide benefits to networks in terms of increasing hosting capacity. Further, energy communities can be solutions for improving affordability of electricity for low-income or disadvantaged customers, as in the US with “community solar” programs, or for enlarging access to electricity, as for some donor-sustained programs of mini-grids in African countries. By examining diverse implementation approaches, ERRA members could identify regulatory tools best suited to their specific contexts.

    Course Agenda

    For detailed agenda please contact the ERRA Secretariat.

    1Session 1: Collective Self-Consumption and Energy Communities: Foundational Concepts of a Novelty in the Energy Sector
    2Session 2: Country Case Studies for Energy Communities
    3Session 3: Experiences of Community-based Programs Aimed at Affordability, Solidarity and Access to Electricity

    ERRA reserves the right to change the published agenda at any time during the organisation and implementation of the programme.

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    Please note that the meals are not included.

    Registration is free of charge but is subject to approval by the ERRA Secretariat

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    Venue

    Venue: EMRA Premises

    Mustafa Kemal Mahallesi, 2078 Sokak No: 4, 06510 Ankara, Türkiye


    Suggested Accommodation

    Radisson Blu Hotel, Ankara Cankaya | Website

    Sleeping rooms are available in Radisson Blue Hotel Ankara at the rate of EUR 110/night, including breakfast + VAT. For any bookings please directly contact the hotel:

    Contact person: Helin Hindistan

    Email: helin.hindistan@radissonblu.com and reservations.ankaracankaya@radissonblu.com; emir.durdagi@radissonblu.com

    T: +90 312 203 99 99 |  M: 0538 940 29 74

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