On 7 January 2015, REMIT Implementing Acts entered into force, twenty days following their publication in the Official Journal of the European Union. To prevent and deter market abuse and increase transparency in wholesale energy markets, the REMIT Implementing Acts will trigger unprecedented real market monitoring by the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER).
In its recently published review of the EU energy policy the International Energy Agency encouraged the European Union to “strengthen the internal energy market to enhance both its energy security and the competitiveness of its industry.”
As the COP20 climate talks got underway in Lima in December, paving the way for next year’s COP21 talks in Paris, a panel debate organised by EU affairs media outlet European Voice...
On 26th November the European Commission published its Investment Plan for Europe, including a European Fund for Strategic Investment that it estimates will unlock public and private investment to the value of more than €300 billion.
The European Commission and key stakeholders outlined their views on the Energy Union in a conference on energy policy and competitiveness on 17 November...
New Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has repeatedly stressed his ambition of an unprecedented €300bn package for growth and investment, to be delivered over the next three years...
Organised with the support of EURELECTRIC member companies ERDF, Alliander and Iberdrola, the Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) Retail Energy Markets Summit 2014 discussed ...
European utilities are among the greenest utilities in the world, according to the latest edition of a global utility ranking published by Energy Intelligence...
Major victory for Slovakia. These words reflect the switch in portfolios after Slovenia’s Alenka Bratušek resigned the post of Vice-President for Energy Union ..