The first online debate leading up to the FSR Global Forum discusses the topic of energy regulation in times of disruptive innovation.
Innovation is not only affecting the choice of technology but also the economics of the electricity industry, the business models and potentially the whole organization of the sector.
Higher (pro-active) participation of consumers and decreasing scale economies (in generation or/and storage) will change the role of network and traditional organization of the sector (centralized with flows from generation to consumers). To benefit from the opportunities of the transformation it is imperative to adapt regulations and policy accordingly.
Speakers:
Laurent Schmitt | ENTSO-E
Michelle Hallack | FSR
Massimo Ricci | ARERA
Moderator:
Jean- Michel Glachant | Florence School of Regulation
An open discussion will follow.
Watch the debate recording:
About the FSR Global Forum
The FSR Global Forum is a 4-day event fostering practice-oriented solutions on key aspects of the world energy transition. It provides a platform for multi-stakeholder engagement to facilitate transnational knowledge exchange.
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