This workshop brought together legal practitioners, regulators, policy makers and academics to discuss energy law and policy issues of cross-cutting interest. The workshop spanned two days and consisted of six sessions, covering the following topics:
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Ariel Ezrachi: ‘When robots collude: Artificial intelligence and competition law’
Saverio Massari: ‘The possible future of PV subsidy schemes in the light of the Italian and Turkish cases’
Charles Verhaeghe: ‘Toward a new Target model for European electricity markets’
Francesco Salerno: ‘Nominated Electricity Market Operators (NEMOs) and competition between power exchanges’
George Pedakakis & Maria Psalti: ‘The Greek electricity and gas markets: What brings the new Memorandum of Understanding of 11 August?’
Gabriella Nemeth: ‘Electricity Storage: A flexibility mechanism’
Jim Cardwell: ‘Network embedded electricity storage – a company’s perspective’
Christoph Riechmann: ‘Coordination of capacities to ensure security of supply’
Mats Nilsson: ‘Can we have a market with zero-opex technologies’
Charikleia Vlachou: ‘Network codes as delegated acts: What brings the new commitology regime?’
Florence Melchior: ‘Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management Regulation – Current issues in implementation’
Vito Gonnella: ‘Market and regulatory obstacles at the interface between the TSOs and aggregators’
Edmund Philips: ‘Renewable energy auctions’
Christoph Gatzen: ‘What’s the future of electricity storage in Europe?’
Vincent Rious: ‘International experience with electricity storage’
Erik Rakhou: ‘LNG and Europe’
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