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WHAT THE “FLORENCE SCHOOL” DID, DOES AND WILL DO 15 May 2012

STRIKING A BALANCE IN THE MIDST OF CHANGE May 13-16, 2012 Québec City, Québec (Canada). WHAT THE “FLORENCE SCHOOL” DID, DOES AND WILL DO 15 May 2012. Presented by: Jean-Michel Glachant Director Florence School of Regulation. Florence School of Regulation:

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WHAT THE “FLORENCE SCHOOL” DID, DOES AND WILL DO 15 May 2012

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  1. STRIKING A BALANCE IN THE MIDST OF CHANGE May 13-16, 2012 Québec City, Québec (Canada) WHAT THE “FLORENCE SCHOOL” DID, DOESAND WILL DO15 May 2012 Presented by: Jean-Michel Glachant Director Florence School of Regulation

  2. Florence School of Regulation: Sharing the Knowledge of Energy Regulation • FSR is a school of regulation whereregulators and practitionersmeet and discuss • FSR organises 15 policyevents a yearas well as training for stakeholdersinvolved in energy regulation (regulators, energycompanies, European institutions)

  3. The School’s TRAINING • In 2011, the Florence School of Regulation training courses wereattended by 164 people:

  4. FSR TRAINING OFFER • Training at FSR takes place all year long: • 5 weeksresidential training, 7 months e-learning course, ad hoc courses as well as online training: • Annual Training on Regulation of Energy Utilities • Specialised Training Course onRegulation of Gas Markets • Ad-Hoc Trainings • Summer Schools: • Regulation of Energy Utilities • EU Energy Law and Policy • Webinars

  5. FSR TRAININGS - INSTRUCTORS Training courses are provided by the FSR team as well as by our internationally renowned training faculty.

  6. FSR ANNUAL TRAINING ON REGULATION OF ENERGY UTILITIES • The objective of the FSR Annual Training is to train staff of regulatory authorities and market operators and to allow them to develop a sound knowledge of regulatory principles. • Structure: • Block I in Florence (1 week) • Block II online: e-Learning (7 months) • Block III in Florence (1 week) • Course Director: Ignacio Pérez-Arriaga, • FSR Training Director

  7. FSRSPECIALISED TRAINING COURSE ONREGULATION OF GAS MARKETS This training course deals with specific and current regulatory issues in gas markets. During the five working days, mornings are devoted to introducing the main principles of key regulatory topics, followed in the afternoon by discussion of related real-life case studies. Course Director: Sergio Ascari, FSR Gas Adviser

  8. FSRSPECIALISED TRAINING COURSE ONREGULATION OF GAS MARKETS • 1st edition - 22-26 March 2010 • 2nd edition - 21-25 March 2011  • 3rd edition - 26-30 March 2012

  9. FSRSPECIALISED TRAINING COURSE ONREGULATION OF GAS MARKETS In 2012 we welcomed participants coming from 12 different countries and 3 different continents.

  10. FSR SUMMER SCHOOL ON REGULATION OF ENERGY UTILITIES • The summer school provides the opportunity for regulators and operators to get a broad overview of the theories and principles of regulation in a one-week intensive course. • Course Director: Carlos Batlle, • FSR Electricity Adviser

  11. FSR SUMMER SCHOOL ON EU ENERGY LAW AND POLICY  This 5-day training course is designed to develop a sound knowledge of recent developments in EU energy law coupled with a better understanding of the economic principles underlying rules and legal procedures. Course Director: Leigh Hancher, FSR Scientific Adviser, EU Energy Law & Policy stream

  12. “AD HOC” TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR MEDREG (Mediterranean Regulators)

  13. FSR – MEDREG COOPERATION FSR and MedReg established a strategic partnership focussing on: • Promoting training activities where regulators coming from different countries can share their experience and views on major themes: • Annual Training Course, • Ad Hoc Groups training courses • FSR support to MedReg dissemination activities: • MedReg website, • Institutional networking and support

  14. FSR TRAINING COURSES for MEDREG • 1st FSR Training Course • Senior Regulatory Staff from MEDREG MPC CountriesMilan, 13-17 July 2009 • 2nd FSR Training Course • “Regulation of Energy Markets for Regulatory Staff of MEDREG Countries” • Florence, 16-20 May 2011

  15. TRAINING SUPPORT FOR AD-HOC WORKING GROUPS • Ad hoc Group on Institutional Issues (INS AG) – 30 March 2010 – Athens • “Consumer protection in Liberalised markets” presentation by Alessandro Rubino (FSR) • Ad hoc Group on Institutional Issues (INS AG) and Ad hoc Group on Electricity (ELE AG) – 18 April 2011 – Athens • “Public service obligations” presentation by Ernesto Bonafe’ (FSR) • Ad hoc Group on Institutional Issues (INS AG) and Ad hoc Group on Electricity (ELE AG) – 20/21 October 2011 – Cairo • “Third Party Access” – Presentation by Ernesto Bonafe’ (FSR) • Ad hoc Group on the Environment (RES AG) – 26 October 2011 – Madrid • “Update on the EC project Paving the way for the Mediterranean solar  plan” – Presentation by Ernesto Bonafe’ (FSR) • Ad hoc Group on Institutional Issues (INS AG) and Ad-Hoc Group on Electricity (ELE AG)  – 2 April 2012 – Paris • “Market liberalisation and transitional period” - Presentation by Alessandro Rubino (FSR)

  16. 11th MEDREGGENERAL ASSEMBLY FLORENCE (9-10 June 2011) • The GA is composed of Heads of National Regulatory Authorities or, in the absence of an independent • regulatory authority, by representatives of Ministries in charge of energy. The GA is responsible for • approving high level orientations, operational guidelines and recommendations, as well as the annual • revision of the work plan and budget.

  17. DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF MEDREG OFFICIAL WEB SITE

  18. FSRWEBINARS • Webinars are one-hour long interactive seminars provided by high-level speakers on current energy issues. • They are accessible from all around the world through a regular internet connection in real-time mode. Florence School of Regulation’s webinars are divided into: • 40 minutes content presentation • 15 minutes interactive Question & Answer session • 5 minutes concluding remarks

  19. FSRWEBINARS • The 1st FSR WEBINAR took place on 13 March 2012A ‘Target Model’ for the Internal Gas MarketPresented by: Jean-Michel GlachantTotal participants registered: 181Total participants attended: 114http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ji9Xpg4MrdA For the 2012 webinar programme, registration and to view previous webinars, please visit the Florence School of Regulation’s website or contact Magdalena.Mos@eui.eu

  20. FSREXECUTIVE SEMINARS • Executive seminars gather high-level participants and provide a professional overview of current issues and future trends in their main fields of interest. • The concept of the Executive Seminar is to combine presentations with open discussion and exchange of ideas between the organizers, speakers, and participants (15 – 20).

  21. FSREXECUTIVE SEMINARS - contd 1st Edition - 6-8 April 2011 in Florence "Regulation of electricity systems with high penetration of generation based on Renewable Energy Sources (RES)“ Scientific Directors: Jorge Vasconcelos & Jean-Michel Glachant 2nd Edition - 20 January 2012 in Florence "European incentive regulation for TSOs: review and challenges“ Scientific Director: Jean-Michel Glachant

  22. THE NEW ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENERGY REGULATION A detailed and comprehensive reference in Energy Regulation and Energy Policy edited by the Florence School of Regulation

  23. THE ARTICLES & TOPICS • The articles provide descriptions, information, data, figures as well as references for further reading • The first 50 articles of the encyclopedia will be publicly available from summer 2012 • 8 topic areas: • Electricity • Gas • Energy Grids • Energy Regulation • EU Energy Policy • Security of Supply • Renewables • Climate Change

  24. FSR ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENERGY REGULATION • 20 researchers and experts belonging to the large community of the FSR compose the Faculty of the Encyclopedia • The editorial process is managed by a board of three FSR researchers with different specialisations: Economics, Law and Engineering • The content of the articles is drawn from the research output of the FSR: they include links to FSR working papers, reports, presentations, webinars, etc.

  25. Have a look at the international journal I amchief-editor of!!

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