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Towards an Energy Union: ENTSO-E’s Initial Proposals for a European Energy Union
ENTSO-E publishes its initial proposals on the Energy Union. It outlines several recommendations for the design and implementation of the Energy Union framework. -
Response to EC consultation on risk preparedness in the area of security of e...
ENTSO-E Response to EC public consultation on risk preparedness in the area of security of electricity supply -
Market Design Policy Paper
A general principle of market design should be that market participants are incentivised to contribute to solving system scarcities (such as capacity and flexibility issues) for... -
Future TSO Coordination for Europe Policy Paper
TSOs within ENTSO-E have decided to implement and enforce a higher level of coordination among the TSOs for operating the European transmission system, as an answer to the... -
ENTSO-E vision the Energy Union ahead!
This vision is ENTSO-E’s response to the Energy Union Communication ENTSO-E’s ‘Vision package’ includes four executive papers on an augmented market design, on regional... -
ENTSO-E Policy Paper on Cross-Border Participation to Capacity Mechanisms
This ENTSO-E policy paper focuses on the compatibility of national capacity mechanisms and on the design of cross-border participation solutions, presenting both the underlying... -
Ensuring the Viability of Europe's Future Energy Mix
Because of their central, neutral role in the system and the market, TSOs will ensure that the shift in the generation portfolio, needed to reach Europe’s ambitious energy and... -
Dispersed Generation and Security of Supply in the Region of Continental Europe
TSOs are calling Member States to take action to reduce significant operational risks to the European electricity grid represented by the possible uncoordinated disconnection of... -
Demand Side Response Policy Paper
Demand Side Response is a decisive part of market design, for which all industry stakeholders – particularly policymakers, distribution system operators and TSOs – need to...
