Grandfathering is currently the main principle for the initial allocation of tradable CO2 emission rights under the European cap-and-trade scheme. Furthermore, political feasibility often requires non-restrictive emission caps. Grandfathering under lax ...
REKK has conducted a seminar series for the Association of Hungarian Electricity Trade Companies on the various models for the opening up of the electricity market. The prepared study summarizes the outcome focusing on the following issues: the supply ...
The aim of the research was to identify restructuring options of the balancing market operated by the Hungarian Transmission System Operator Company Ltd. that are viable and would fit the liberalized market environment. The study includes the summary of ...
In the framework of the EU ETS the Hungarian Government auctions 2. 5% of the total CO2 allowances set for the 2005-2007 period. The National Allocation Plan approved by the European Commission thus provides for the auctioning of 2 340 000 tons of CO2 ...
The main goal of the study was to examine the residential charges of Hungarian district heating supply, and to make a proposal on the reduction of these charges and the cutback of its competitve disadvantage. The study includes a catalogue of district ...
A megállapodásban szereplő témák: a földgáz költség-felülvizsgálat kapcsán javaslat kidolgozása egy hőmérséklet-függő dinamikus földgáz árszabályozási mechanizmus kialakítására, a CO2 kvóták létesítményszintű végső magyar allokációjának és várható ...
The study helps the System Operator Company to create a market monitoring system - corresponding to the legal obligations and the meeting the challenges of the current economic reality - that adequately reflects the ongoing market changes in the ...
Two studies were prepared on the governmental tasks and incurring budget effects of the EU CO2 emissions trading system. The first study introduces the theoretical basics of emissions trading, the main economic foundations, the assessment of the ...
Commissioned by: Hungarian Competition Authority
The study analyses the problem of new entrants in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). Following the Directive and the relating documents the study discusses the definition and characteristics of new entrants, and the conditions of market entry.




