Register now for the CEER-ECRB Webinar on the 7th Benchmarking Report on Quality of Supply!
CEER and the Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB) are holding a webinar to present the on the 7th Benchmarking Report on the Quality of Electricity and Gas Supply!
This publication provides in-depth surveys and analyses of the quality of electricity and gas supply across Europe with associated recommendations for good regulatory practices. The report constitutes an essential tool in the overall supervision of well-functioning energy markets and is of particular importance in a context of exceptionally high prices and challenging times for European energy markets. It compiles data from respondents from CEER Members and Observers and Energy Community Contracting Parties, covering a total of 39 countries.
The webinar will provide an opportunity to present the report's key findings. There will also be a short time allocated for a clarificatory Q&A session.
What Regulators Stood for in the Second Half of 2022 paper
On 26 January, CEER published its paper on What Regulators Stood for in the Second Half of 2022. The paper reviews the work we delivered and highlights what CEER considers to be some of our most important messages of the second half of the year.
During the second six months of 2022, CEER released:
• 2 publications focusing on customers and retail energy markets; • 2 publications focusing on gas decarbonisation; and • 3 publications on cross-sectoral issues.
"Lights on women" opportunity for female energy experts
Are you a woman as well as an energy expert? The European University Institute (EUI) in Florence is launching "Lights on women", a new database of women experts in energy – in the broadest sense, which also includes issues of energy project financing, carbon markets etc. If you are working on an energy-related topic, you might consider taking seven minutes to register. This can lead to invitations for speaking engagements at conferences and calls from journalists.
CEER Work Programme 2023 On 20 January, CEER published its 2023 Work Programme. This year's Work Programme comprises 20 public work items, which consist of four activities (webinars, workshops, conferences) and 16 deliverables (reports). All work items are related to regulatory dimensions of CEER’s "Empowering consumers for the energy transition" Strategy for the period 2022-2025 period: energy system integration, consumer-centric dynamic regulation and well-functioning markets. Download the Work Programme.
Report on Regulatory Frameworks for European Energy Networks 2022 This document, published on 19 January, presents the 2022 edition of the annual CEER report on regulatory frameworks for European energy networks. This report analyses different regulatory systems of electricity and gas networks (at the TSO and DSO level) in most EU Member States, Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Iceland and Norway. The report includes information on several Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB) countries (most of which are CEER Observers), including for the first time ever, Ukraine. Download the Report and its annexes/case studies.
Public Consultations
CEERPublic Consultationon Guidelines of Good Practice for trustworthy green offers and consumer marketing protection against misleading marketing ("greenwashing") – Deadline: 31 January 2023
CEER invites relevant and interested stakeholders to respond to thepublic consultation, focusing on:
Marketing practices relation to green offers, in both the pre-contractual and contractual phases.
The role of contracts in delivering the renewable penetration goal at least cost.
The relationship between Guarantees of Origin (GOs) and support schemes.
The Council of European Energy Regulators and the Energy Community Regulatory Board are holding their first webinar to present the 7th Benchmarking Report on Quality of Electricity and Gas Supply, released last December. More details here.
BEUC is hosting this lively debate among great speakers around energy communities and consumer rights. Dive into the results of BEUC’s novel research into consumer rights in energy communities. Natalie McCoy, Co-Chair of the CEER Customers and Retail Markets Working Group will moderate the event! More details here.
Held only once every three years, WFER is the leading international conference on energy regulation. It brings together key energy industry players, high-level policymakers, academics and regulators to engage in strategic discussions on different regulatory schemes.More details here.
Our training programmes focus on the current challenges that energy regulators are facing, covering the latest developments and new frameworks in the energy sector.
The CEER Training Academy 2023 Calendar is Available Now!
Eighteen wide-ranging topics will be covered to deliver high-quality courses on the practice of regulation and job-related skills for regulatory staff.
To facilitate the participation of NRAs' staff in CEER Training Courses, the 2023 portfolio will propose different training formats: fully onsite (two days), fully online (three half days), hybrid (two days), and mini trainings (half day fully online, low cost).
Certain courses will be open to the public so that the participation of non-regulators will be welcomed in those courses.
If you are a staff member of a regulatory authority,click hereto discover our full training programme, which includes a wide variety of courses that deliver job-related skills across all levels, from introductory to advanced.
