Cross-border participation in Capacity Remuneration Mechanisms

Capacity remuneration mechanisms are currently at the forefront of the EU energy debate with the electricity sector, in particular, undergoing a considerable shake-up. One key element of this discussion, is cross-border participation in capacity remuneration mechanisms, which is becoming increasingly important to a Europe-wide approach of ensuring a sustainable security of supply and the efficiency of the internal energy market. In this podcast, Dan Roberts from Frontier Economics outlines the key issues surrounding cross-border participation. He considers it from several aspects: how much capacity should be allowed to cross over; if participation is permitted in more than one national scheme; who should participate – generators or interconnectors; what consumers are paying for; and lastly, the challenge of cross-border co-operation across Europe.

Download the slides

 


More on Energy Union Law

Balancing Flexibility and Interoperability in the Digitalisation of the European Energy Market
Balancing Flexibility and Interoperability in the Digitalisation of the European Energy Market

On 30 November 2022, a #FSRDebate discussed the regulatory challenges arising from current European efforts to achieve system interoperability in…

Overview of Recent Energy Case Law from the CJEU: highlights from the event
Overview of Recent Energy Case Law from the CJEU: highlights from the event

On Friday, 2 December 2022, the FSR hosted the most recent edition of its popular biannual update on recent energy…

The potential of capacity subscription contracts
The potential of capacity subscription contracts

On 5 October 2022, the FSR debate ‘Capacity subscription contracts for the electricity markets’ discussed the potential of capacity subscription…

Join our community

To meet, discuss and learn in the channel that suits you best.

scroll

top