Presenting FSR
The Florence School of Regulation provides policy workshops, training, and advisory services related to energy regulation. Over the past decade, it has hosted over 100 policy workshops attended by over 1,000 regulators, policymakers, and industry representatives. It also provides webinars, online courses, and contributes to an online energy regulation encyclopedia. Recently, the school has advised the European Commission Directorate-General for Energy on reports regarding renewable energy, energy infrastructure, and the transition to a low-carbon economy by 2050. It also advises the Council of European Energy Regulators on issues like the gas target model and electricity and gas transmission tarification. The school aims to contribute to the debate around developing the architecture of EU energy security and
Presenting FSR
- 1. Florence School of Regulation: what’s behind, what’s ahead? Prof. Jean-Michel Glachant Director
- 2. Anchors of the past: The model in practice since 2004 • About a hundred policy workshops on energy regulatory topics since 2004, many in close collaboration with CEER • About a thousand participants in our training, from regulatory bodies, European Institutions and energy companies • Support of international networks of regulators (coordinating IERN, Secretariat of ICER, support of MedReg)
- 3. Basic Activities since 2010 • Policy events: Energy Efficiency (2011, Alberto Pototschnig, CEER); TPA and unbundling exemptions (2011, Alberto Pototschnig, CEER); European Regulation (for Californian Regulators); EU-Russia Energy infrastructure (Russian Regulators) • Training: Annual Training; Summer Schools; Training for Algerian Regulators, MedReg Annual Training, Training Brazilian Regulators Participants in 2011 by organisational affiliation:
- 4. Novelties since 2010 Advanced Training courses (Gas) High-level Executive Seminars (Incentive Regulation and Renewable Energy) Webinars (Introductory and Advanced) Online Encyclopdedia Advising DG Energy: THINK Advising Regulators on Gas Target Model MECOS
- 5. Webinars Webinars are one-hour online seminars provided by high-level speakers on current energy issues. Accessible from all around the world through a regular internet connection in real-time mode. Online Encyclopedia of Energy Regulation Faculty contributing to more than 50 key terms of the energy world, to be launched in autumn 2012
- 6. THINK: Advising DG Energy FINISHED REPORTS UPCOMING TOPICS 1. Public Support for the Financing of RD&D 7. How to refurbish all buildings by 2050 Activities in New Clean Energy Technologies 8. Electricity storage 2. Smart Cities Initiative 9. EU technology policy towards 2050 3. Transition Towards a Low Carbon Energy 10. Cost-benefit analysis for identification of System by 2050: What Role for the EU? Projects of Common Interest for electricity 4. The Impact of Climate and Energy Policies 11. Active demand side on the Public Budget of EU Member States management 5. Offshore Grids: Towards a Least Regret 12 EU involvement in the EU Policy institutional organization of 6. EU Involvement In Electricity and Natural distribution network tasks Gas Transmission Grid Tarification In gas and electricity
- 7. Advising CEER: The Gas Target Model: MECOS HERE IMAGE OF WEBINAR OF YOU TALKING WILL BE ADDED
- 8. The School’s input into the debate of energy regulation A New Architecture for EU Gas Security of Supply Written by J-M. Glachant, M. Hafner, J. De Jong, N. Ahner, S. Tagliapietra IMAGE WILL BE ADDED
- 9. Thank you very much for your attention Jean-Michel.Glachant@eui.eu Director Florence School of Regulation Editor-in-Chief Economics of Energy and Environmental Policy (EEEP)