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http://fsr.eui.eu/ The Florence School of Regulation presents: Jean-Michel Glachant's Energy Today #001 15th February 2015, Joint Research Centre in Petten, The Netherlands Interview with Jacques de Jong, Senior Fellow at Clinendale International Energy Programme, on the Energy Union

The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is the largest cap and trade system in the world and this year marks its 10th anniversary. Since its beginning, it has been the subject of a vigorous debate. The EU ETS has created a functioning market for emission allowances with a clear price for carbon emissions. However, the carbon price has sharply declined in these last years and many obse...

Florence School of Regulation: FSR.EUI.eu Event Programme: http://fsr.eui.eu/Events/ENERGY/Workshop/2015/150130CompletionInternalEnergyMarket.aspx Introduction Alberto Pototschnig | FSR/EUI Session 1: Completing the Internal Energy Markets: Consumer Expectation Peter Claes | IFIEC, The expectation of energy intensive consumers Monika Štajnarová | BEUC, Is the internal energy market delivering for...

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http://fsr.eui.eu/Publications/BOOKLET/Other/FSRManifesto.aspx The FSR Manifesto is the first systematic attempt that the Florence School of Regulation (FSR) has done to critically reflect upon the achievements of the second Barroso Commission in the various network industries. It also endeavours to establish a realistic outlook onto the challenges that await the Juncker Commission in the various...

Online Live Debate recording http://www.eui.eu/Projects/FSR/Events/ENERGY/Debates/2015/150114EnergyEfficiencylivedebate.aspx Energy efficiency has become a hot topic in energy and climate domains. Yet, is energy efficiency a real key issue for climate change mitigation? How can it be promoted? Mostly through energy pricing? Is the rebound effect a relevant issue? These and other key questions will...

Author: Malgorzata Sadowska | FSR Category: FSR webinar recording Level: intermediate Date of release: December 2014 Recorded on 17th December 2014 How does EU law treat capacity mechanisms? A number of European countries are concerned about the security of their electricity supply and set up capacity mechanisms to encourage investment in new generation or support existing and less profitable conv...

Florence School of Regulation FSR.EUI.eu Organiser: Xavier Labandeira | Director, FSR Climate/EUI Sala del Capitolo, Badia Fiesolana Via dei Roccettini, 9 – San Domenico di Fiesole 7 November 2014 Session 1: General framework Introduction and presentation of participants, Xavier Labandeira Energy efficiency and climate policy: the big picture, Tyler Bryant Energy efficiency policy instruments: iss...

Which regulation to finance transmission investment ? Live Debate with Vincent Rious and Arthur Henriot FSR.EUI.eu 10th December 2014 Which regulation to finance transmission investment in the power sector ? The development of the European electricity transmission grid plays a key role in the European Union’s strategy to address challenges such as decarbonisation of the generation mix, security of...

Regulation (EU) No. 1227/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council on wholesale energy market integrity and transparency (REMIT), which entered into force in December 2011, aims at promoting transparency in wholesale energy markets and detecting and deterring market abusive behaviour on these markets. It introduces the explicit prohibition of market manipulation, attempted market manipula...

Usage rights, the competition processes for granting them, and the arising joint obligations vary considerably across different States. These differences might not be driven by efficient economic or environmental criteria and could introduce competition distortions within the European common electricity market. Despite the European Commission has, over the last decade, opened several infringement...

Technological developments are reshaping the energy sector. This is all the more true for electricity distribution grids, where the increasing penetration of distributed renewable generation, local storage and electric vehicles will eventually change the way people approach their daily city lives: passive consumers will become active prosumers, who could directly influence network balancing and el...

FSR Regulatory Policy Workshop 2014-2015: CBA and CBCA Methodologies for Projects of Common Interest Friday, 24 October 2014 - Villa Finaly, Florence. Missed the FSR Workshop? Catch up on the latest discussion between academia, industry and regulators: listen to the key points from speakers at the Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA ) and cross-border cost allocation(CBCA) Methodologies for Projects of Com...

01/07/2014: Emerging talent from the ranks of Edison across Europe are given the opportunity to meet and question their CEO, Bruno Lescoeur, and leading energy academic, Professor Jean-Michel Glachant, over dinner at the European University Institute in Italy.

01/07/2014: Emerging talent from the ranks of Edison across Europe are given the opportunity to meet and question their CEO, Bruno Lescoeur, and leading energy academic, Professor Jean-Michel Glachant, over dinner at the European University Institute in Italy.

01/07/2014: Emerging talent from the ranks of Edison across Europe are given the opportunity to meet and question their CEO, Bruno Lescoeur, and leading energy academic, Professor Jean-Michel Glachant, over dinner at the European University Institute in Italy.

01/07/2014: Emerging talent from the ranks of Edison across Europe are given the opportunity to meet and question their CEO, Bruno Lescoeur, and leading energy academic, Professor Jean-Michel Glachant, over dinner at the European University Institute in Italy.

Presented by: Leonardo Meeus Moderator: Riccardo Galletta Does an adequate framework for projects of common interest imply moving towards a dedicated regulatory framework? Or is a default national regulatory framework more suitable? When facing those questions from a European perspective, the EU and ACER’s roles assume key importance. The webinar will analyse the following topics: 1. Why some coun...

http://fsr.eui.eu/News/All/2014/September/140917Webinar.aspx Arthur Henriot presented the research results of the work on Beyond national generation adequacy policies: conceiving an EU frame for electricity security of supply? conducted together with Jean-Michel Glachant.

Join the discussion on energy and climate policy with Denny Ellerman (Formerly MIT and EUI) and Ignacio Perez-Arriaga (MIT and Comillas). The debate will be chaired by Jean-Michel Glachant (FSR/EUI). 9 September 2014 3:00-3:45 pm CET Moderator: Riccardo Galletta Registration is now closed http://fsr.eui.eu/Publications/DEBATE/140909-Ellerman_Perez-Arriaga.aspx