Regulation and Sustainability A set of tasks and responses – varying by structure and stage Dennis Volk Programme Officer.

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Regulation and Sustainability A set of tasks and responses – varying by structure and stage Dennis Volk Programme Officer

Getting the principles of regulation right Role clarity; Independence; Decision making processes; Accountability and transparency; Engagement; Funding; and Performance evaluation. OECD, 2014

Sustainability regulations for mature power markets Three key tasks for governance/regulators Target setting under continuous RE support – Earlier: inertia & actions; certainty; communication – Now: informing about the systemic role of RE Support schemes – Earlier: build an industry & embrace newcomers – Now: efficient price determination; regional action?

Sustainability regulations for mature power markets Three key tasks for governance/regulators System integration/coordination (e.g. flexibility) – Earlier and today: often shielded from the market – Future: more markets or more regulations? More markets require (amongst other important factors) – Dynamic & efficient price formation for all services – Liquid and deep financial markets – Role & risk transfer to RE – Political will and regulatory pull

Growing power markets under sustainability regulation Options & tasks often differ in growing markets – Rapid development (e.g. avoid lock-in; bring the lights on) – Integrated power system structures – Risk allocation and higher market risks Sustainability regulations can often start with IRP – Established through laws/regulations – Organisation of public and stakeholder review – Managing various technical aspects – Supporting procurement and combined ratemaking

The role for IRENA in sustainability regulations Regulatory Empowerment Project (REP) – a global strategy to support RE by power system governance Empowering private investments Ensuring reliable system integration & operations REP as needs-based advisory support for governance decision makers REP combines global experiences and practices with national and regional circumstances

Thank you

References OECD, 2014: ‘OECD Best Practice Principles for Regulatory Policy. The Governance of Regulators’, OECD, Paris. Available at

R E PR E P IRENA & REP in Africa FIVE ACTION PILLARS of the ACEC Zoning and Resource Assessment Identification of high resource zones for RE development. Country and Regional Planning Consideration of cost-effective RE options for power generation in national and regional plans. Enabling Frameworks for Investment Opening markets to IPPs, reducing the costs of RE financing and facilitating power trade. Capacity Building Development of skills to govern development and operation of power systems with higher RE shares. Public Information Awareness raising and promotion of the ACEC and its benefit.

IRENA & REP in Africa Governance of Regulatory Institutions Assessing efficiency and effectiveness of regulatory decision making and recommending changes. Tariffs and Incentives Tools for cost-reflectivity and frameworks/incentives to attract affordable renewable generation. System Code Governance Processes to establish and maintain relevant technical rules for RE without creating barriers or reliability concerns. Planning Governance Project Frameworks to govern the development, maintenance and implementation of long-term power system plans with RE. Integrated Capacity Building Integrated and targeted support for REP activities. Awaits implementation Currently under implementation