The Joint ECRB-MEDREG Workshop on “Promoting Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency” will focus on mechanisms and strategies to integrate renewable energy and improve energy efficiency in electricity systems.
The ELE WG will convene to discuss the update of the Mediterranean Electricity Markets Observatory (MEMO+) and the importance of cross-border interconnection.
More information and the agenda will follow on this page.
The MEDREG-CEER-ECRB trilateral workshop on consumer-related issues is an annual gathering of the three associations to discuss the most recent dynamics in the energy market and their effect on the final consumer.
During the meeting, the INS WG will be updating the regulatory outlook, focusing on the evolution of the National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs).
As a part of improving the transparency of a regulator and based on the previous work completed by the Institutional Working Group, EgyptERA decided to prepare their own conflict of interest guidelines.
The objective of this mission is to understand the verification requirements for grid code compliance and design the corresponding regulatory framework for both generation and demand facilities.
This activity, involving the Algerian Electricity and Gas Regulation Commission
This activity, involving the Algerian Electricity and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG), aims to foster exchanges with CREG experts on the methods to push the private sector to pursue climate certifications and reduce their environmental impact.
The RES WG will discuss the regulatory framework for the development of energy storage and distributed flexibility resources.
The GAS WG will gather to discuss the results and the first draft of the report on "Green LNG as a Hub for the Energy Transition".
Despite the crises that the energy sector underwent in the last two years, putting energy supply at risk and leading energy prices to skyrocket levels, MEDREG demonstrated its capacity of adaptation and responsiveness to help its members maintain the stability and the functioning of the energy markets.
MEDREG President Abdellatif Bardach and Director Hasan Ozkoc participated in the 2nd-Europe Future Energy Dialogue (MEFED24), held in Thessaloniki-Greece on 8 September, which addressed energy infrastructure.
As a partner of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM), MEDREG participated in the 2nd Edition of the Marrakech Parliamentary Economic Forum for the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf Region on 11 and 12 July.
This is the second podcast of our series called “Energy Voices from the Mediterranean”, which has for objective to highlight our members’ best regulatory practices in challenging and evolving areas.
As Lebanon is going through the process of establishing its energy regulatory authority, the country needs to observe experience in the field of regulation along with the obstacles that were experienced during the development of other energy regulators.
The MEDREG Secretariat warmly welcomed the Delegation of the Thai Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) in their premises in Milan.