Ref. C19-MIT-84-03, 23 December 2019
CEER submitted response to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) Consultation Paper on MiFID II review report on position limits and position management – Draft Technical Advice on weekly position reports.

Ref: C19-CS-56-03, 18 December 2019
This document provides an overview of the cybersecurity landscape in the CEER Member countries represented in the CEER Cybersecurity Work Stream (CS WS) for the year 2018. The table highlights the main jurisdictional aspects, as well as the status of cybersecurity in each national energy sector.

Ref: C19-DSG-09-03, 10 October 2019
This CEER Conclusions Paper on Dynamic Regulation to Enable Digitalisation of the Energy System presents CEER’s view on the implications of digitalisation for the energy sector and for consumers in particular.
This paper is the result of an extensive public consultation, please see here the Evaluation of Responses.

Ref: C19-PEER-07-06, 6 November 2019
CEER has developed a Guide for companies and regulators on Bundled Products, applicable across all sectors (not only energy). It includes 10 principles for companies offering bundled products and 3 principles for regulators.
This document is the result of an extensive public consultation, please see here.

Ref: C19-EQS-95-03b, 3 October 2019
This CEER note addresses CEER's engagement to further improve comparability of continuity indicators. Such indicators are part of the periodic CEER Benchmarking Reports on the quality of supply across Europe. Although these continuity indicators are internationally established, there are many implementation factors which impinge on the comparability of reported indicator values.

Ref: C18-CRM9_DS7-05-03, 25 June 2019
This document seeks to analyse the regulatory implications of new and developing practices, such as self-consumption, Citizen Energy Communities and Renewable Energy Communities. CEER developed a regulatory approach to analyse these developments in the energy market. The analysis is based on several case studies submitted by NRAs. The document will serve as both an overview of ongoing developments in the respective Member States and also address regulatory challenges at an early stage, to enable innovation whilst ensuring that consumers benefit from these new practices.
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Click here for the related CEER case studies report on Implementing Technology that Benefits Consumers in the Clean Energy for all Europeans Package

Ref: C18-MIT-79-04, 16 April 2019
This CEER note explains the findings of a CEER questionnaire to National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) of the EU and EEA Member States, namely that NRAs have no national rules on establishing AMPs in the energy sector, have not established any AMP under REMIT and do not plan to do so.

Ref. C18-LAC-02-08, 14 June 2019
This Status Review on the Implementation of Transmission and Distribution System Operators’ Unbundling Provisions of the 3rd Energy Package focuses on new developments since summer 2015. It also briefly summarises the main changes and novelties with regard to unbundling-related provisions that were made in the recasts of the Electricity Directive and Electricity Regulation within the framework of “Clean Energy for All Europeans” package (CEP).
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Ref. C18-DS-46-08, 22 March 2019
This paper aims to contribute to provide clarity on energy regulators’ positions regarding system services in the fields of energy storage, direct consumer services, data management, and services outside of the energy sector. The paper concludes that, as neutral market facilitators, distribution system operators are vital in facilitating these developments, but at the same time they should typically not crowd-out the provision of these services by the competitive marketplace. A stakeholder roundtable contributed input to this paper.
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Ref: C18-IRB-38-03, 18 January 2019
This CEER report provides an overview of European energy (electricity and gas) network regulatory regimes in 2018, including required efficiency developments, analyses of the costs of capital, and regulatory asset base and depreciation methodologies.

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Annex 3 - Collected & Filled Out Tables
Citizens' Q&A

Ref. C18-BM-124-04, 9 January 2019
CEER has developed a 3-year, “3D” regulatory policy strategy for the period 2019-2021.
The 3 pillars of CEER’s “3D Strategy” are:

- Digitalisation in the consumer interest (D1);
- Decarbonisation at least cost (D2); and
- Dynamic regulation (D3).

Regulators primary concern is with the public interest. Hence, consumers are at the core of CEER’s 3D Strategy (and of our digitalisation focus therein).
The dynamic regulation element of our strategy is about regulation adapting to market developments and anticipating future requirements.

Our strategy provides a strong basis to build our future work. It is being delivered from 2019-2021 through our annual Work Programmes
- CEER 2019 Work Programme – the first year of this 3-year strategy
- CEER 2020 Work Programme
- CEER 2021 Work Programme

Each annual CEER work programme clearly sets out the “D” (digitalisation; decarbonisation at least cost; and dynamic regulation) to which each work item contributes. CEER's 3D Strategy and Implementation of the Clean Energy Package are the 2 drivers of our 2019-2021 Work Programmes.

Our 3D Strategy was developed in consultation with stakeholders. See the Evaluation of Responses.

The values which frame CEER’s culture are: Cooperation; Evidence; Expertise; and Respect.

As of 2022, CEER will develop its work around the new strategy. The CEER 2022-2025 Strategy Empowering Consumers for the Energy Transition was published on 10 June 2021.