Training on Energy Infrastructure - Open to the public 

Energy systems are undergoing a profound transformation driven by decarbonisation, changing patterns of energy demand, technological developments, and evolving policy priorities. These developments are reshaping the way energy infrastructure is planned, developed, and regulated, creating new challenges for ensuring efficient investment, security of supply, and the resilience of energy networks.

In this evolving landscape, National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) play a crucial role in designing regulatory frameworks that can adapt to uncertainty while supporting electrification, renewable energy integration, the development of hydrogen networks, and the deployment of future-proof infrastructure. Regulators must balance the need to facilitate investment and innovation with the continued objectives of ensuring efficient, reliable, and sustainable energy systems.

This tailor-made CEER training programme will provide regulators and energy sector professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of energy infrastructure regulation. The programme will explore key regulatory concepts, including network planning, investment incentives, innovative regulatory approaches, and cross-border infrastructure development, combining European policy developments with practical case studies.

Participants will gain insights into the evolving relationship between regulators and network operators, the design of regulatory frameworks that support efficient infrastructure investment, and the tools required to enable the development of resilient energy networks capable of meeting future system needs.