Tag / market integration
Categories
Tag cloud
  • auctions,
  • balancing energy,
  • benchmarking,
  • biomass,
  • building energetics,
  • capacity markets,
  • climate policy,
  • CO2,
  • coal,
  • cost-benefit analysis,
  • cross-border trade,
  • Danube Region,
  • decarbonisation,
  • district heating,
  • e-mobility,
  • education,
  • EEMM,
  • EGMM,
  • electricity markets,
  • electricity networks,
  • electricity trade,
  • energy efficiency,
  • energy prices,
  • energy storage,
  • energy strategy,
  • EU-28,
  • flood risk management,
  • forest,
  • fossil fuels,
  • FOX,
  • gas storage,
  • geothermal,
  • HUPCC,
  • hydrogen,
  • industry competitiveness,
  • industry decarbonisation,
  • IPCC,
  • LNG,
  • market integration,
  • market monitoring,
  • market research,
  • microgeneration,
  • modelling,
  • natural gas infrastructure,
  • natural gas markets,
  • NECP,
  • NEKT,
  • nuclear,
  • power plants,
  • public policy,
  • regulation,
  • renewable energy,
  • retail markets,
  • security of supply,
  • SEERMAP,
  • smart technologies,
  • solar power,
  • TIMES,
  • transport,
  • V4,
  • V4 Beyond Gas,
  • water basin management,
  • water economics,
  • water utilities,
  • wholesale market

    • Related events

    A short review of power exchangesPublished: 1 of December, 2013

    Our analysis is about European power exchanges, which in the recent years due to market coupling projects turned into the primary tool of market integration. Close cooperation of national power markets in the same time creates a fierce competition ...

    Read more
    Gas market integration in Central EuropeExcerpt of the workshop organized by the Regional Centre for Energy Research (REKK) in BudapestPublished: 1 of June, 2013

    Our article sums up the conclusions from our March workshop where we examined the opportunities for gas market integration within the Visegrad Four group and the advance the group has made so far. At the workshop, among others, the Polish V4 presidency ...

    Read more
    Evaluation of the Czech-Slovakian-Hungarian market coupling based on the results of the first two monthsPublished: 1 of December, 2012

    One of the objectives of the European Union is the development of an Integrated European electricity market by the end of 2014. As part of this endeavour, a lot of the member states participate in market coupling initiatives Hungary made its contribution ...

    Read more
    Market Coupling RevueTheoretic background of market couplingPublished: 1 of December, 2012

    The regulation that is called market coupling in European jargon is a logical expansion of the EU regulatory reform that has been going on for over a decade now, an essential concept of which has been the so called “unbundling” policy. Unbun- dling has ...

    Read more
    Comparative Legal Study in Central and Eastern EuropePublished: 1 of January, 2006

    The market of electricity and its legislation both national and international is in a state of transition towards a market fully liberalized. Inour region, i. e. Central and Eastern Europe, changes are triggered by the endeavours of the new Member States ...

    Read more
    Finding the Barriers Preventing Increased Cooperation and Coordination in Central and Eastern EuropePublished: 1 of January, 2006

    Since early 2005 there has been a general emphasis on preventing the stalling of the liberalisation of electricity and gas markets. Examined in this chapter are the perpective of market participants who identified key obstacles preventing greater ...

    Read more
    Preconditions of Electricity Market Integration in Seven Central and Southern Eastern European CountriesPublished: 1 of January, 2006

    This review is carries out to assess the potential of greater integration in the Central European electricity market which would fit the requirements of Directive 54/2003/EC and connected regulations. First I will summarise the essential features of ...

    Read more
    Removing C3EM Market Barriers: providing a blueprint for future actionPublished: 1 of January, 2006

    The completion of the Central and Eastern European Energy Market project has resulted in a range of findings that might support further efforts to speed up electricity market integration in the region. This chapter summarizes briefly the findings of each ...

    Read more