The highest export, the highest import, the lowest electricity and gas consumption
Share:
More in this cathegory
Bulgaria has received approval from the European Commission for state aid to support electricity prices for energy-intensive industries
The European Commission has approved state aid schemes providing temporary relief on electricity prices for companies in energy-intensive sectors in Bulgaria, Germany, and Slovenia, in line with the objectives of the Clean Industry Pact. The schemes were approved under the Clean Industry Pact State Aid Framework (CISAF), adopted on June 25, 2025. The condition is …
Switching energy suppliers within 24 hours: The European Commission has adopted the regulation implementing the new rules by the end of 2026
The European Commission has adopted new EU rules making it easier for consumers to change supplier and secure better energy offers. This Implementing Regulation – secondary legislation linked to the Electricity Directive (EU/2019/944) – will help ensure that Europe’s energy market works better for consumers by supporting affordable energy and strengthening the ability of consumers to …
The European Commission has published the second list of projects of common and mutual interest
The European Commission published the second list of Projects of Common Interest (PCI) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMI) at the end of last week. It includes 235 selected cross-border energy infrastructure projects that will strengthen energy connectivity across the entire continent. Once it enters into force, it will officially replace the Union’s first list …
First quarterly price of CBAM certificates for 2026
For the first time the European Commission has set the price of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) allowances for the first quarter of 2026 at €75.36 In 2026, CBAM certificate prices will be set on a quarterly basis. Each price will apply only to emissions from goods covered by the CBAM that are imported into …
First quarterly price of CBAM certificates for 2026 Read More »
The Council of Ministers is expected to adopt the regulation on energy poverty this week
Following the conclusion of a one-month public consultation, the Council of Ministers is expected to review and adopt a Regulation on the criteria, conditions, and procedures for determining the status of a household in a situation of energy poverty and the status of a vulnerable customer for electricity supply The draft was developed by the …
The Council of Ministers is expected to adopt the regulation on energy poverty this week Read More »
IEA Online Tracker on Measures Taken in Response to the Crisis in the Middle East
The International Energy Agency has launched an interactive tool to track government measures aimed at energy conservation and consumer support, in response to the disruptions in the global energy market caused by the crisis in the Middle East. Extraordinary measures similar to those witnessed during the COVID-19 pandemic have been reported—such as “work from home,” …
IEA Online Tracker on Measures Taken in Response to the Crisis in the Middle East Read More »
The European Commission has proposed changes to the Market Stability Reserve
The Commission has today announced a first concrete measure to reinforce the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). Today’s proposal, which follows President von der Leyen’s announcement at the March European Council, adapts the ETS’s Market Stability Reserve (MSR) enhancing stability and predictability. The Commission has proposed an amendment to the Market Stability Reserve …
The European Commission has proposed changes to the Market Stability Reserve Read More »
France’s nuclear new-build financing scheme under EU scrutiny
The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to assess whether public support that France plans to grant for the construction and operation of six new nuclear reactors is in line with EU State aid rules. The opening of an in-depth State aid investigation is a common step when complex aid packages are involved, such …
France’s nuclear new-build financing scheme under EU scrutiny Read More »
Half a billion zlotys for investments in distribution grids under Poland’s Recovery Plan
An additional half a billion zlotys (approximately 117 million euros) from the National Recovery Plan (NRP) will be allocated to modernizing Poland’s electricity grid, according to a statement from Poland’s Ministry of Climate and Environment. The energy industry will have the opportunity to make a technological leap that will enable the construction of smart infrastructure …
Half a billion zlotys for investments in distribution grids under Poland’s Recovery Plan Read More »
How can the government respond to high energy prices?
At the Eurogroup meeting, ministers discussed policy measures in response to the crisis in the Middle East and its impact on the EU economy, including energy markets. The discussion took place in the presence of Dr. Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency. The Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs prepared a Note …
How can the government respond to high energy prices? Read More »
Europe invests in a carbon-free future: 54 new projects launched
The Innovation Fund continues to support the deployment of net-zero emission technologies across Europe. The fund is financed by revenues from the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). A total of 54 projects selected under the 2024 call for proposals for zero-emission technologies (the IF24 call), have already signed grant agreements, marking the start of …
Europe invests in a carbon-free future: 54 new projects launched Read More »
New parameters for electricity adequacy in the EU and support for capacity mechanisms
On March 17-th ACER published Decision amending the European Resource Adequacy Assessment methodology, following the proposal submitted by the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) in November 2025. What is the methodology about? The ERAA, mandated by the Clean Energy Package (2019), is ENTSO-E’s annual assessment of the EU’s electricity supply adequacy for …
New parameters for electricity adequacy in the EU and support for capacity mechanisms Read More »
Short-term anti-crisis measures and long-term reforms to address Europe’s structural vulnerabilities
(AI generated translation) The European Commission has urged countries to allocate more public funds to help businesses cover the costs of fuel and fertilizers, as national governments race to offset the economic shock caused by the surge in prices triggered by the war in Iran, Reuters reported. As part of a broader package of measures …
Regulation and Financing of Distribution Grid Operators under the Energy Transition
ACER’s new report, “Managing the ramp-up of electricity distribution investments to better serve grid users,” examines the growing need for accelerated investment in electricity distribution grids, emphasizing the role of distribution system operators (DSOs) in ensuring reliable and high-quality services in the context of the energy transition. It analyzes how regulatory frameworks can support the …
Regulation and Financing of Distribution Grid Operators under the Energy Transition Read More »
How the electricity system will work according to the new draft 10-year grid plan?
The development of the electricity sector has been driven by various factors in recent years, largely powered by the EU’s low-carbon policies and the national vision for their implementation. Currently, energy efficiency efforts in the country are focused primarily on the widespread adoption of energy-efficient appliances, the modernization of technical installations, and the introduction of …
How the electricity system will work according to the new draft 10-year grid plan? Read More »
EMI's Position on the Revision of the TEN-E Regulation
The Energy Management Institute (EMI), in its capacity as the national member of Eurelectric for Bulgaria, has addressed the Bulgarian Minister of Energy and the national members of the European Parliament regarding the upcoming revision of the Regulation on Trans-European Energy Networks (TEN-E) in the context of the Electricity Grids Package. The aim of the …
EMI’s Position on the Revision of the TEN-E Regulation Read More »
IRENA RES’ Stats 2026: Global renewable energy capacity 5,149 GW
On March 31, 2026, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) published its annual statistical review of global renewable energy capacity. The report covers data as of the end of 2025 and confirms the trend from previous years: the global transition to RES continues at an unprecedented pace, but remains insufficient to achieve the target adopted …
IRENA RES’ Stats 2026: Global renewable energy capacity 5,149 GW Read More »
Network Tariffs in Southeast Europe: Between Ambition and Reality
The Energy Community Regulatory Board (ECRB) recently published its second biennial report on best practices in electricity network tariff methodologies in the Energy Community countries. The report was prepared by the ECRB with the active participation of all regulatory authorities from the nine contracting parties: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, …
Network Tariffs in Southeast Europe: Between Ambition and Reality Read More »
Sustainable Distribution Network Tariffs
Eurelectric’s Position on Distribution Network Tariffs in Response to the European Commission’s Recommendation on Sustainable Network Tariffs In March 2026, Eurelectric published a position paper presenting the electricity industry’s response to the European Commission’s Recommendation on sustainable network charges (future-proof network charges). The document takes into account the challenging institutional context at the time the …
Struggling with Energy Poverty: From Local Innovations to Structural Measures
Energy poverty remains one of the most urgent social challenges of Europe’s energy transition. The energy crisises exposed structural vulnerabilities across Member States, but it also accelerated innovation. Municipalities, civil society organisations, energy communities, and research institutions have developed concrete solutions that combine social protection, climate action, and citizen engagement. This new edition of the …
Struggling with Energy Poverty: From Local Innovations to Structural Measures Read More »
How the EU’s energy products import looked in 2025
In 2025, the EU imported € 336.7 billion worth of energy products, amounting to 723.3 million tonnes. Compared with 2024, imports decreased both in value (-11.1%) and in net mass (-0.6%). The share of energy products on total EU imports observed significant fluctuations, because of strong volatility in their prices, peaking in 2022 at 22.8% …
How the EU’s energy products import looked in 2025 Read More »
The resilience of distribution networks: a strategic priority for the EU’s energy security
(AI generated translation of the original EMI’s publication in BG) In February, the European organisation of electricity distribution system operators, the EU DSO Entity, published a strategic analysis of the role of distribution system operators in energy resilience – Strengthening the Resilience of the EU Energy System: The Important Role of Distribution System Operators (DSOs). …
Poland's energy law reform to weed out "zombie" projects from the grid queue
On March 9, 2026, the Polish Senate adopted amendments to the Energy Act aimed at unlocking blocked capacity for connection to the electricity grid, according to an analysis by CMS Law Now. The reform introduces a mechanism for screening out so-called “zombie projects” — unrealized investments that block grid capacity and prevent the connection of …
Poland’s energy law reform to weed out “zombie” projects from the grid queue Read More »
The European Clean Energy Investment Strategy – does it offer real opportunities for grid operators?
On 10 March 2026, the European Commission published a Communication on the Clean Energy Investment Strategy, aimed at mobilizing private capital for the energy transition. The document complements the Citizens Energy Package and a series of related initiatives—the Affordable Energy Action Plan, the Electricity Networks Package, and the Clean Industrial Deal. The scale of the …
Green Transition Forum 6.0: Europe's Next Chapter - Competitive. Innovative. Secure.
1 Jun - 5 Jun @ All Day -
European Grids Summit
14 Apr @ 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm -
Energy of Tomorrow
21 Apr @ All Day -
Regional Energy Summit: Infrastructure, Innovation, Integration
10 Mar @ All Day -
From Fuels to Systems: The New Concept of Energy Security in Europe
19 Feb @ All Day -
Power Barometer 2025: In shape for the future
23 Sep @ All Day -
Sprint towards sustainable grids
15 May @ All Day -
Renewable energy and energy security: advantages versus risks
13 Oct @ All Day -
POWER BAROMETER 2023
21 Sep @ All Day -
EVision 2023- Power Sector Accelerating e-mobility
21 Feb - 22 Feb @ All Day -