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A powerful 2016 at FSR Energy & Climate
Oct 17, 2016

The Florence School of Regulation warmly welcomes its new Donors, contributing to make 2016 a powerful and sincerely engaging academic year.
Our Donors community has been joined by:
- 2 new “Major Donors”: EPEX SPOT and Netbeheer Nederland;
- 5 new “Associate Donors”: ENTSO-E, Ontras, Open Grid Europe, SNAM and TenneT.
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