EMRA (Turkey) MEDREG President
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		ERE (Albania) MEDREG Vice-President
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The Mediterranean region is currently lacking a harmonized and coordinated legal framework able to foster international energy cooperation. In order to promote the integration of Mediterranean energy markets...
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On 14 and 15 May in Jerusalem, the Israeli Electricity Authority (PUA) got trained in a two-day course facilitated by MEDREG, on how to create an adequate market design.
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On 17 April in Milan, MEDREG President Mrs Gulefsan Demirbas (EMRA,Turkey) and Vice-President Mr Stefano Besseghini (ARERA, Italy), took part in an event that celebrated the 10 years of activity of the Lombardy Energy & Cleantech Cluster, an association active in the sectors of renewable and conventional energy, electricity transmission and distribution, energy efficiency, sustainable construction, water management and purification, and clean technologies.

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Participating in the Energy Forum and meeting with its Algerian members CREG and ARH on 8 and 9 April in Algiers, MEDREG exchanged views on cooperation initiatives to facilitate the sustainable energy transition and reinforce the capacities of the energy regulators in the Western Mediterranean region.
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In its new institutional video, MEDREG celebrates the richness of the Mediterranean region’s history and culture and its high potential in terms of renewable energy, natural gas and strategic geographical position for energy transit.
It also tells how the organisation contributes to foster stability, prosperity and social welfare in the region through regulatory cooperation and the sharing of best practices, with the ultimate goal to create an integrated Euro-Mediterranean energy market.

From 19 to 21 March, the MEDREG Secretariat met with important Jordanian energy players including MEDREG’s Jordanian member EMRC, the EU delegation to Jordan and other governmental, business and institutional organisations. These various exchanges enabled MEDREG to grasp Jordan’s current energy priorities and challenges, allowing the organisation to define its support activities for the coming months in line with the actual needs of its member and in coherence with the national energy context.
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In February and March 2019, the Working Groups dedicated to institutional issues, electricity, gas, renewable energy (RES) and consumers met to elaborate and plan the reports and regulatory support activities foreseen this year.
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