The RES WG chairs and members will gather to share their views and discuss this year's new report on "Green Electricity Trading in the Mediterranean Region. "
The 27th CUS WG meeting will gather the chairs and members to talk about this year's deliverables.
MEDREG's GAS WG chairs and members convened online to discuss their new report on "The Indirect Impact of Methane Emission Reduction".
MEDREG Secretariat Director Hasan Ozkoc and Deputy Director Bardhi Hoxha had the pleasure to receive in their Milanese premises a delegation from Res4Africa Foundation led by its Secretary General Roberto Vigotti.
The Energy, Water Services and Municipal Waste Management Services Regulatory Commission (ERC) and the Hellenic Regulatory Authority for Energy, Waste and Water (RAAEY) signed a Memorandum of Understanding and cooperation in the areas of energy, water, and waste.
Upon the invitation of the Ministry of Energy and Water and the Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC), MEDREG Director Hasan Ozkoc held a series of meetings with H.E. Dr. Walid Fayad, Minister of Energy and Water...
On 27 January in Milan, MEDREG participated in a study visit organised for Tunisian delegates from STEG – the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas-, and from relevant Tunisian Ministries.
On 11-13 January 2025, MEDREG participated in the 15th session of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly. Under the title “Accelerating the Renewable Energy Transition – The Way Forward”, the Assembly session focused on energy security, socio-economic development and financing options.
Taking place at the MEDREG Secretariat offices in Milan, this two-day training, brought together employees of energy regulators from across the Mediterranean region to focus on the role of regulators in the investment approval process and the importance of monitoring compliance post-approval.
At MEDREG’s General Assembly meeting held in Brussels on 4 December, Branislav Prelevic, President of Montenegro's Energy and Water Regulatory Agency, was elected President of MEDREG for a two-year mandate.
Today, the Association of Mediterranean Energy Regulators (MEDREG) hosted a high-level discussion in Brussels titled "Shaping the Euro-Mediterranean Energy Market: Progress and Prospects".
Hosted by the League of Arab States (LAS) on 25-26 November in Cairo, MEDREG Secretariat Director, Hasan Ozkoc, participated in the “Arab-African Energy Regulators Conference 2024.
On 7 November in Milan, the MEDREG Presidency Board members gathered to prepare the General Assembly meeting.
With support from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners’ (NARUC) is working with the International Confederation of Energy Regulators (ICER) and its Women in Energy program to provide this webinar.
On 5 November, MEDREG held an online webinar titled "Navigating Policies and Regulations for a Mediterranean Green Hydrogen Market: Showcasing Spain and Morocco's Pioneering Efforts", under the impulsion of its Green Hydrogen Task Force.
The Gas Working Group (GAS WG) members gathered in Milan to finalise their report on "Green LNG as a Hub for the Energy Transition".
On 30 October in Vienna, ANRE President Mr Abdelatif Bardach and E-Control Executive Director Mr Wolfgang Urbantschitsch signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deepen the collaboration between the Moroccan and Austrian Regulatory Authorities.
As a long-lasting partner of the Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA), MEDREG participated in its Chairmen meeting, hosted in Tirana by the Albanian energy regulator ERE on 28 October.
Gathered in Milan, the members of the Environment, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency Working Group (RES WG) discussed their key 2024 report on “Regulatory framework for the development of energy storage and distributed flexibility resources”.
Algeria has committed to ambitious targets for its energy transition with a national programme for the development of renewable energies of 15 GW in photovoltaics which have been planned by 2035.
The Algerian member - the Electricity and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) – participated in a workshop organised by MEDREG in Milan to develop incentive modalities to engage energy companies in climate certifications.
Organised by MEDREG for its Egyptian member EgyptERA, a workshop took place online on 17 October to enhance EgyptERA’s understanding of verification requirements for grid code compliance, and to design a comprehensive regulatory framework for both generation and demand facilities.
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.
Gathered in Milan at the MEDREG Secretariat premises, the Institutional Working Group (INS WG) met to review the initial results of their updated regulatory outlook.
Following the Institutional Working Group (INS WG) meeting, MEDREG held a workshop in the afternoon on the “Role of the NRAs in Opening the Market to Competition”.