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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com The Energy Community of South East Europe : Challenges and Prospects for a regional energy market Dr. Yannis Kelemenis
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com MILESTONES TOWARDS THE ENERGY COMMUNITY TREATY 1996:The first EU Electricity Directive 1998: The first EU Gas Directive 1998:The establishment of the Regulatory Fora 2002:The First Athens Memorandum of Understanding 2003:The Second Athens Memorandum of Understanding 2004:Beginning of negotiations 2005:Treaty establishing the Energy Community 2006:Treaty Establishing the Energy Community enters into force
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com AIMS OF THE TREATY ESTABLISHING THE ENERGY COMMUNITY create a stable regulatory and market framework capable of attracting investment in gas networks, power generation and transmission and distribution networks create a single regulatory space for cross-border trade that is necessary to match the geographic extent of the energy markets enhance the security of supply of the single regulatory space improve the environmental situation in cross-border trade and related energy efficiency, foster the use of renewable energy, and set out the conditions for energy trade in the single regulatory space develop competition on a broader geographic scale and exploit economies of scale
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com COMMITMENTS BY THE PARTIES UNDER THE TREATY Implement core parts of the EC acquis communautaire Create mechanisms for long-distance energy transportation and security of supply; urge the harmonization of market designs, mutual recognition of licenses and free establishment of companies, development in the areas of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. provide for the free movement of network energy and allow for further measures to be taken towards creating a single energy market; establish an external energy trade policy and provide for a mechanism of mutual assistance between the Parties in the event of energy disruption.
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com T H E I N S T I T U T I O N A L B A C K G R O U N D The Aquis on Electricity The Aquis on Gas The Aquis on Environment The Aquis on Competition The Aquis on Renewables
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com KEY ISSUES TOWARDS IMPLEMENTING THE ENERGY COMMUNITY TREATY National wholesale and retail markets Cross border issues Access to national networks and the role of the TSOs Security of supply Unbundling Market concentration Institutional Organisation
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com Operability of market rules at national level Tariff issues Market opening Technical rules Licensing issues Public Service Obligations KEY ISSUES TOWARDS IMPLEMENTING THE ENERGY COMMUNITY TREATY (con’t)
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com S T E P S T O W A R D S D E V E L O P I N G T H E R E G I O N A L M A R K E T Increase convergence of national market designs and market rules Increase convergence of system access rules and transmission tariffs Make stronger co-ordination of national institutions Regulators to elaborate proper market rules and monitor national markets TSOs to ensure optimal use of cross-border capacity and balancing power exchange Regulators and TSOs to make available sufficient transmission capacity to players Give strong political support to the whole process
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com Standardization of bilateral contracts with physical delivery; Regional day-ahead market (implementation of flow-based market coupling); Balancing arrangements (cross-border intraday and balancing trade); Harmonisation and improvements of the long term explicit auctions of transmission capacity (improvement of auction rules and firmness of cross-border capacity allocation); Common calculation of cross-border capacities (long and short term); Maximisation of the amount and of the utilisation of cross-border capacities; Congestion management; Capacity adequacy mechanisms (regional capacity investment plan); Regional SEE Market Operation Code; Market mitigation, monitoring and transparency; Harmonisation and improvement of data exchange; Power exchanges and financial institutions. S T E P S T O W A R D S D E V E L O P I N G T H E R E G I O N A L E L E C T R I C I T Y M A R K E T D E S I G N
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21 Kolonaki Square, 106 73 Athens, T: +30 210 3612800, F: +30 210 3612820, E: enquiries@kelemenis.com, W: www.kelemenis.com THANK YOU
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