The document outlines the deliverables planned for 2026-2029, in the framework of the new Grant Contract IX. They are designed in accordance with the organization’s strategy and goal to foster a better investment climate for private investors, thereby increasing renewable energy production. MEDREG aims to catalyse regulatory convergence, ensuring a well-functioning, investor-attractive energy market in the Mediterranean.
MEDREG’s objective is to support its members by developing activities based on identified needs and interests. These activities include comprehensive reports, high-level workshops, specialised training events, expert missions, and study visits.
The primary goal of these outputs is to encourage members to adopt common regulatory standards. In addition, acknowledging the rapid transformation of the Mediterranean energy landscape, MEDREG maintains high flexibility in defining the scope and topics of its work. This flexible approach allows members to propose and revise activities to respond to evolving market dynamics, such as energy price volatility or emerging geopolitical challenges.
This document presents the deliverables planned for the 3-year period 2023-2025. They have been designed in line with the organisation’s strategy and objective to gradually establish an integrated and interoperated Euro-Mediterranean energy market with sound and harmonized regulatory frameworks.
Fostering institutional exchange, peer-to-peer support, exchange of know-how and capacity-building, the Action Plan foresees a wide range of activities meant to reinforce our members’ regulatory capacity in light of their specific needs.
Acknowledging the fact that regulators are called to adapt their response and scope of action to the energy transition and fast-changing environment, this Action Plan proposes an enlarged toolbox of support activities.
Taking the form of technical reports, study visits, workshops, or trainings, our support activities will launch and reinforce specific initiatives on topics that have recently raised our members’ attention and interest, notably relating to technological change, hydrogen, cybersecurity, interoperability of networks, energy poverty and energy prices.