April 2010
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European Energy Regulators’ News | |
Issue: April 2010 | |
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Events | Editorial |
Energy Regulators keep a watchful eye on retail markets | |
On 20th April 2010, ERGEG launched a public consultation on its draft Guidelines of Good Practice (GGP) on indicators for retail market monitoring. |
CEER/ERGEG Events |
Press Release: • Member States set to impose long needed transparency requirements on gas pipeline operators, PR-10-02, 26 April 2010 Publications: • ERGEG publishes the Status review 2009 on CAM and CMP for storage, E10-GST-09-03, 16 April 2010 Events (see Events section of website for the new calendar of next workshops) : • 10 year gas network development plan, Brussels, 14 June 2010 - TBC |
Calendar of current and future public consultations |
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The standard period for ERGEG public consultation is 8 weeks. See the public consultations section of the website.
Events |
See all dates of Regional Initiatives meetings (RCC, IG, SG) on the ERGEG online Calendar. |
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Region in the Spotlight - Relieving bottlenecks on borders within the Central West region |
The Central-West electricity (CWE) region published recently its “Regional reporting on electricity interconnection management and use in 2008”. This is the first regional monitoring report of its kind in this region. Others are being developed in other regions (e.g. SW and FUI have also published their reports). |
International Activities |
The second roundtable between EU (represented by CEER) and Ibero-American (represented by ARIAE) energy regulators took place on 8 April 2010 in Madrid in the context of the Spanish Presidency of the EU Council. Topics addressed included (a) energy regulation and security of supply (b) energy regulation and climate change and (c) energy regulation and supply to consumers. View the conclusions of the CEER-ARIAE April 2009 regulatory roundtable. |
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