Webinar Outline
The energy sector regulator’s response to the COVID19 situation sees a continuous need for adjustments and preparing strategies for supporting the exit from the crisis.
Based on an extensive consultation among various energy professionals and thanks to our Member Regulators’ feedback, ERRA is organizing a two-day webinar on COVID-19 implications for the energy sector and related regulatory measures. The webinar will help its participants to better understand the continuous impact of the pandemic for the energy markets (from various market participants’ perspectives) and also to plan an adequate approach towards stabilizing the situation in the domestic energy sector, also in the context of long-term climate challenges.
The targeted insights will include:
- COVID-19 impact on European electricity markets – with special focus on modelling and addressing aspects such as demand, generation technologies, prices and incentives;
- The utility perspective and their recovery plans;
- Policy and regulatory measures undertaken among ERRA Members;
- Case studies presenting short and mid-term COVID-19 effects.
Agenda
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Opening remarks and introduction
Finger, Matthias
Professor, Lausanne Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland
COVID-19 impact on European electricity markets: Modelling and addressing demand, generation technologies, prices and incentives
Stoffer, Bart
Global Service Line Leader - Energy Markets & Technology, DNV GL Energy, Germany
COVID-19: The utility perspective and recovery plans
Häder, Henning
Policy Director Issues, Eurelectric, Belgium
Addressing climate change in a post pandemic world
Lewney, Richard
Chairman, Cambridge Econometrics
Case study: Short and mid-term COVID-19 effects on the Hungarian electricity market
Felsmann, Balázs
Senior Research Associate, Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK), Hungary
Recap of Day 1
Finger, Matthias
Professor, Lausanne Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland
Day 1 Concludes
Introduction to Day 2
Berisha, Ardian
Regulatory Specialist, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA)
Summary of policy and regulatory measures – based on ERRA’s internal survey
Jarosz, Kacper
Project Manager, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA)
Regulatory case study 1: Italy
Poletti, Clara
Commissioner, Italian Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment (ARERA), Italy
Regulatory case study 2: Turkey
Kürkcü, Mehmet
Group Head of Foreign Relations in Strategy Development Department, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
Regulatory case study 3: The United States
Nowak, Ellen
Commissioner, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, Chair of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners Committee on International Relations, USA
Early lessons learnt
Berisha, Ardian
Regulatory Specialist, Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA)
Recap of the webinar
Speaker bio
Course registration
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Non-Member Non-Hungarian Participant (Company Representative) (2) |
EUR 100 |
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Non-Member Participant (Hungarian or Individual Representative) (3) |
EUR 100 + 27% VAT |
(1) Up to 2 repsresentatives/ member organisation is free of charge. If members do not fill their maximum registration slots by April 23, remaining available slots will be shared within the membership.
(2) In case the participant represents a non-Hungarian company/public entity, the fee is VAT free.
(3) In case of all Hungarian organisations and in case of a non-Hungarian private (non-public) participant, VAT has to be added.
Materials
Please note that Webinar Materials are available for registered participants and ERRA Members only.
