This 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. We also endeavour to establish a realistic outlook onto the challenges that await the Juncker Commission in the various network industries in terms of regulatory policy.
On the basis of its 10-year experience, four FSR Area Directors and Research Associates, have been observing, analysing and making policy recommendations in the areas of energy, communications and media, transport and water regulation.
These are:
The digitalization of Europe’s energy markets raises numerous questions in different regulatory contexts. This debate will examine novel regulatory issues…
FSR Climate is pleased to announce its 8th Annual Conference on the Economic Assessment of European Climate Policies to take place online on Thursday 1…
Following Glasgow COP26’s ambitious net-zero corporate claims (the Glasgow Climate Pact), its enhanced call for action over non-CO2 greenhouse gases…
The implementation of the EU Gas Network Codes (NC) requires an important effort from many participants of the market and sound competence and specialised resources. Join us to gain comprehensive knowledge about…
All you need to know about the power sector and power systems around the world Power system regulation is never at a rest, and this is particularly true for the…
The Florence School of Regulation’s executive course to master Electricity Markets discusses the microeconomics of wholesale power markets and carbon markets and their implications for energy policies. The course gathers…
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