Network Tariffs for Transmission and Distribution
To fulfil their role in supporting the energy transition, regulators must deal with new challenges that require them to re-think tariff-setting methodologies. This requires striking the right balance between efficient, secure and high-quality energy networks and the new innovation objectives that policymakers want for the sector. This tailor-made programme will deliver energy regulators with the competence needed to navigate this new regulatory context.
Benefits of the Course
Who should
attend
This
course is designed for experts from National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) who
want to improve their expertise and exchange experiences about tariff setting
and regulation. Other experts from European Institutions (ACER, European
Commission) are also invited to attend
Valuable insights
In-depth discussions during the course will cover:
- practical approaches and examples for setting allowed revenue;
- case studies on different tariff-setting methodologies;
- possible ways to address specific new challenges.
Key take-aways
Practical Infos
What's included?
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CEER Academy Certificate
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Real life case studies
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Hands-on assignments
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Access to rich materials
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Group work activities
Fees & Details
- Format: Onsite
- Preparation hours: 6
- Days of training: 2
- Training hours: 15
- LEVEL: B
- Course fees:
€1200 or 2,5 training credits for members;
€1500 for non-members - Language: English
- Scholarship and reduced fees (see conditions)
- Cancellation
policy (see conditions)
Location
Registration Deadline
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
With the aim of supporting the energy transition, regulators also have to deal with new challenges under their tariff setting competences, such as facilitating the integration of renewable and low-carbon gases into the gas grid, making choices on how to treat gas assets under prospects of declining gas demand and increasing share of low carbon gases, and managing the impact on DSOs of increased distributed generation, demand-side flexibility and electrification in end uses.
These developments impacting network businesses require a re-thinking of tariff-setting methodologies by regulators, who have to strike a balance between the traditional regulatory aims of efficient, secure and high-quality energy networks and the new objectives and innovation that policymakers seek for the sector. Energy Regulators need expertise in setting allowed network revenues and the associated tariffs to meet these (sometimes competing) objectives.
This tailor-made CEER training programme will help deliver Energy Regulators this expertise. The programme will cover the fundamental principles and future direction of tariff setting for transmission and distribution, in both electricity and gas. This will include specific relevant examples from countries across Europe. The programme will also focus on the impact of new developments and innovation on the tariff setting process for European energy regulators and how to design the new tariff structures to address these new challenges.
CATERINA MIRIELLO
Caterina Miriello, National Infrastructure Officer at the Italian Energy Regulator (ARERA). Expert in tariff- setting for electricity transmission and gas infrastructure operators, and in service quality regulation. Member of several task forces within ACER and CEER gas working group, and of the MEDREG gas working group. Previously a Researcher in energy economics at Bocconi University and lecturer at SDA Bocconi and Politecnico di Milano. PhD in Economics in 2011 at IMT (Scuola IMT Alti Studi Lucca).
TOMÁS GÓMEZ