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MEDREG is the Association of Mediterranean Energy Regulators, promoting a transparent regulatory framework and enhanced energy cooperation in the Mediterranean region. Our goals include drafting regional guidelines, disseminating good regulatory practices, building a common regulatory culture, and providing technical assistance. Recent activities include reports, peer-to-peer reviews, support to national reforms, and training sessions. Join us in our mission to foster market integration and infrastructure investments in the Mediterranean energy sector.
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Whowe are MEDREG is the Association of Mediterranean Energy Regulators, born in 2007 and based in Milan @ARERA offices. It currently gathers 25 energy regulators from the following countries: Albania, Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Libya, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco, Palestinian Authority, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey. MEDREG promotes a transparent, stable and compatible regulatory framework in the Mediterranean region fostering market integration and infrastructure investments, as well as consumer protection and enhanced energy cooperation.
Aimingat concrete results • Drafting regional guidelines of best practices and benchmarking regulatory frameworks to assess their impact on regional and national decisions in the energy sector. • Dissemination and adoption of good regulatory practices, providing the necessary regulatory building blocks for the Mediterranean. • Building and strengthening a common regulatory culture in the region. • Provision of technical assistance to Southern regulators in the form of short missions, workshops and or trainings.
Recentactivities Reports, studies and benchmarking • Report on “Disconnection procedures due to non-payment in the Mediterranean region” • “Smart Grids in Mediterranean Countries” • Report on “Mediterranean Energy Regulatory Outlook 2017” Peer to peer reviews • Peer review to the Jordanian regulator (EMRC) on monitoring and reporting of electricity utilities • Compliance Assessment of the peer review for the Regulatory Agency for the Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection (EgyptERA) Support to National reforms • Study visit of the Israeli gas regulator to the Spanish and Turkish regulators on domestic household gas consumers • Report on the “Support to the evaluation of a net metering system in Palestine” Training and capacity building • Training on “European rules for cross-border interconnections” at the Tunisian Ministry of Energy, Mining and Renewable energy • Joint MEDREG-ERRA Training on “Electricity market Monitoring Tool” (3-5 December 2018)
Group Exercise Youwill be divideddividedinto 4 groups, eachonecomposed of 5 persons Two NRAs Two TSOs Following the recent regulatory reform in your country the energy regulator will revise the price control scheme for regulating monopolies, with specific reference to their implementation in connection with electricity transmission companies Analysis General price control mechanisms and implementation Instruments used to promote investments
Deliverable • Prepare, present and discuss a report (max 3 pages) that represents an internal document that defines: • General description of your approach for the discussion with your counterpart; • First best solution for the next regulatory period from your point of view; • Possible second-best alternatives with an assessment of their respective pros and cons compared with first best solution.
Thankyou for your attention! • vlenzi@medreg-regulators.org • Policy and Content Manager • mlambicchi@medreg-regulators.org • Junior Policy Expert • www.medreg-regulators.org
