ERRA has produced a series of video presentations on various energy regulatory topics for those colleagues who have problems with attending ERRA’s classroom educational events. The topics presented in these recordings represent individual regulatory issues which are not strictly related to each other.
The topics are introduced by senior regulatory experts who are frequent instructors on ERRA Training Courses.
Natural Gas Wholesale Trade: Opportunities and Obstacles by Bálint ANDÓ – Head of Wholesale, MET Hungary Ltd.
The topic was presented during the 6th ERRA Training Course: Principles of Natural Gas Market Regulation (November 12-16, 2018)
Good Practices Managing Urban Drinking Water Shortage by András KIS – Senior Research Associate, Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK), Course Director of ERRA Training Courses on Water Utility Regulation
Innovation and Regulation by Okan YARDIMCI – Energy Expert, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Turkey
The topic was presented during the 1st ERRA Educational Workshop: Innovation and Regulation (6-7 September 2018)
Market Power in Electricity Generation and Transmission
by Diana KORSAKAITE – former Chair of the National Commission for Energy Control and Prices, Lithuania
Presentation during the ERRA Training course on Principles of Electricity Markets (November 23-27, 2015)
Potential Regulatory Activities Supporting Climate Change Measures by Péter KADERJÁK – Director of the Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK), Hungary
This series of presentations recorded in 2013 were co-funded by: NARUC and USAID.
Potential Regulatory Incentives for DSOs Simplifying the Connection Process for Distributed Generators to the DSO’s Network
by Zoltán LONTAY – Energy Engineer, Hungary
This series of presentations recorded in 2013 were co-funded by: NARUC and USAID.
Potential Regulatory Incentives Supporting Network Development
by Tore LANGSET – Head of the Economic Regulation Section of the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate, Norwegia
This series of presentations recorded in 2013 were co-funded by: NARUC and USAID.
