Региональная ассоциация
органов регулирования энергетики

The Internal Survey Results “E-Mobility: Current Status, Plans and Related Regulatory Issues”  was prepared based on information collected from 15 ERRA Licensing and Competition Committee members.

Contributions by dr. Gábor SZÖRÉNYI, former ERRA Chairman, former ERRA General Secretary

Position Paper to assist the ERRA Licensing and Competition Committee.

Prepared by: István TÁCZI — Intern, ERRA

Position Paper to assist the ERRA Licensing and Competition Committee.

Prepared by: István TÁCZI — Intern, ERRA

Position Paper to assist the ERRA Licensing and Competition Committee.

Prepared by: István TÁCZI — Intern, ERRA

Position Paper to assist the ERRA Licensing and Competition Committee.

Prepared by: István TÁCZI — Intern, ERRA

Benchmark Analysis: Ancillary Services and Balancing Markets

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 in different ERRA member countries, thus it could provide good orientation for all ERRA members.

The Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA) prepared a questionnaire for this purpose and it was sent to all ERRA Members. By the end of 2015, 12 member states responded (including HEA).

Prepared by:
Péter TILESCH — Head of Department of Electricity Licensing and Price Regulation Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA)
Dániel SZENDY — Specialist of Licensing and Regulation of System Operation, Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority (HEA)

Regulatory Practices Supporting Deployment of Renewable Generators through Enhanced Network Connection

The present report of the Issue Paper includes the draft version of the theoretic discussion part of the four key issues raised by the call: Determination of the maximum connectable intermittent capacity to the system; Queue management; Connection tariff methodology for RES-E generators and the Regulatory incentives to connect RES-E. With the structure of the report we follow the same order as we start from the TSO focused areas and finish with the more DSO related topic.

It contains four case studies on the present practices of the selected four countries — Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Hungary and Turkey.

Prepared by: Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK)

KEMA was commissioned by NARUC/ERRA to assist ERRA’s Licensing/Competition Committee by providing insight into the key aspects of smart metering, taking a closer look at the fundamental characteristics of smart metering, the potential benefits and barriers of its implementation and the issues related to deploying smart metering in a market environment. With respect to the latter, the objective is also to highlight the major key drivers and success factors for smart metering deployment as well as to look at the role of regulation for a successful smart metering deployment.

Authors: David BALMERT and Dr. Konstantin PETROV — KEMA International B.V.