Capacity mechanisms in the electricity sector have become a much debated topic in Europe. National electricity markets are increasingly interconnected and the cross-border implications of state subsidies must be carefully considered.
Join us in discussion of the FSR’s new book, ‘Capacity Mechanisms in the EU Energy Market’ which provides a first academic treatment of how capacity mechanisms work in policy and practice, and their possible consequences.
Editors: Leigh Hancher, Adrien de Hauteclocque, and Małgorzata Sadowska
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Forthcoming, September 2015
(*Image based on original idea by Monika Zsigri)
The first point of reference for a practical and theoretical study of capacity mechanisms.
Discusses capacity mechanisms from legal, economic, and policy perspective.
Includes 11 country case studies permitting swift comparison between different models and legal approaches.
Starting at 17.30 in the offices of Allen & Overy LLP, Brussels
Leigh HANCHER, Professor, European University Institute
Alberto POTOTSCHNIG, Director, ACER
Marc VAN DER WOUDE, Judge, General Court of the European Union
Christof SCHOSER, Deputy Head of Unit, State Aid Control, DG Competition, European Commission
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