Lisa Holzhäuer | Specialised training on the regulation of electricity markets

The first edition of the Specialised Training on the Regulation of Electricity Markets, organised by the Florence School of Regulation, brought together 26 participants from 16 countries.

The course focused on recent evolutions in the EU electricity Market and State Aid framework, examining the role of long-term support schemes, capacity mechanisms and non-fossil flexibility support schemes in addressing system needs, including adequacy, flexibility, and reliability.

Through concrete case studies, discussions with academic experts, practitioners, and representatives of EU institutions, and a collaborative workshop, participants explored current challenges and future questions for EU electricity market design.

In this video, Lisa Holzhäuer, course participant, shares her learning experience and reflects on the main takeaways from the training.

Learn more about the course: https://fsr.eui.eu/course/specialised-training-on-the-regulation-of-electricity-markets/