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: RES INTEGRATION AND SUPPORT MECHANISMSPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Feed-in tariff & feed-in premium auctions: first implementation resultsRES support mechanisms in small & emerging markets: deployment vs. affordabilityLicense-exempt renewable generation for industrial decarbonization & CBAM complianceRES integration: flexible connection arrangements & curtailment managementArea B: MARKET DESIGN AND FLEXIBILITY SOLUTIONSPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Regulatory mechanisms encouraging investment in storage, demand response & flexibilityReliability & affordability amid new demand profiles (EVs, data centers, electrification)Salt cavern gas storage initiativesEUPHEMIA: the pan-European day-ahead price-coupling algorithm (SDAC)Market structure evolution: central planning vs. competition in generation investmentOrganized markets functioning: trading platforms, transparency & regional integrationWholesale market monitoring & market-abuse prevention (Türkiye; Austria — REMIT II)Household/retail regimes: price regulation, liberalization & retail monitoringArea C: NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND DECARBONIZATION PATHWAYSPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Hydrogen blending & delivery: technical & regulatory challengesRenewable & low-carbon gases: biomethane & synthetic fuelsArea D: EMERGING MARKET ROLES AND REGULATORY INNOVATIONPlease rank topics of interest by drag-and-drop.Status of prosumers: first experience on the distribution networkRegulatory cost-benefit analysis for self-consumption (Art. 21 RED II)Proactive regulation: signposting mechanism for emerging market trendsEnergy transition in fossil-fuel- and gas-dependent emerging economies: just transitionRegulatory innovations for energy transition in Small Island Developing StatesYOUR 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: RES INTEGRATION AND SUPPORT MECHANISMSPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Feed-in tariff & feed-in premium auctions: first implementation results RES support mechanisms in small & emerging markets: deployment vs. affordability License-exempt renewable generation for industrial decarbonization & CBAM compliance RES integration: flexible connection arrangements & curtailment management Area B: MARKET DESIGN AND FLEXIBILITY SOLUTIONSPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Regulatory mechanisms encouraging investment in storage, demand response & flexibility Reliability & affordability amid new demand profiles (EVs, data centers, electrification) Salt cavern gas storage initiatives EUPHEMIA: the pan-European day-ahead price-coupling algorithm (SDAC) Market structure evolution: central planning vs. competition in generation investment Organized markets functioning: trading platforms, transparency & regional integration Wholesale market monitoring & market-abuse prevention (Türkiye; Austria — REMIT II) Household/retail regimes: price regulation, liberalization & retail monitoring Area C: NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND DECARBONIZATION PATHWAYSPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Hydrogen blending & delivery: technical & regulatory challenges Renewable & low-carbon gases: biomethane & synthetic fuels Area D: EMERGING MARKET ROLES AND REGULATORY INNOVATIONPlease mark the topics for which you would be willing to volunteer to give a presentation. Status of prosumers: first experience on the distribution network Regulatory cost-benefit analysis for self-consumption (Art. 21 RED II) Proactive regulation: signposting mechanism for emerging market trends Energy transition in fossil-fuel- and gas-dependent emerging economies: just transition Regulatory innovations for energy transition in Small Island Developing States In case you have an additional topic in mind for the upcoming MET COM meetings, you can add here.SELECTING NEXT MET 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.Please choose a topic for next MET COM Report:(Required) Topic 1: Enabling Active Energy Markets: Regulatory Frameworks for Demand Response, P2P Trading, Energy Communities, Aggregation and Investment in Flexibility Solutions - A Benchmark Report Topic 2: Learned Business Models for Renewable Energy Sources (RES) With and Without Public Support, Focusing on Hourly Matching and Traceability Topic 3: Renewable and Low-Carbon Gases: Biomethane, Synthetic Fuels, Regulatory Challenges and Lessons Another Topic (please describe below) In case you have an additional topic in mind for the MET 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 1:(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 Please mark your level of contribution to the selected Report on Topic 2:(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 Please mark your level of contribution to the selected Report on Topic 3:(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
