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:
EU Hydrogen Strategy The regulation of hydrogen infrastructure In the first debate of the series, we will aim to tackle…
The European Commission and EU transport ministers have set themselves ambitious targets for road safety for the coming decade: to…
Increased constraints on water management, demanding targets on renewable energy, renewal of concessions, climate change: a new era for hydropower…
How are regulatory authorities adjusting their policies and governance, and how should they adjust, to ensure that they meet societal goals and promote fair and efficient economic choices? This online training combines…
Regulation of energy utilities All you need to know in one professional course With the Annual Training on the Regulation of Energy Utilities, you will gain extensive knowledge of the fundamental principles of…
In the context of the Paris Climate Agreement, there is today a strong need for enhanced international cooperation fostering emissions trading around the world. Based on the research of the…
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