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Enhancing Regional Electricity Market Integration in Central and Eastern Europe

The conclusions drawn from the CEE Regional Coordination Committee's discussion, led by Walter Boltz, highlight significant challenges in the electricity markets across Central and Eastern Europe. Key issues include limited cross-border competition, insufficient market liquidity, a lack of customer choice, and inadequate market transparency. This paper identifies priority areas for improvement such as wholesale market integration, congestion management, and enhancing regulatory frameworks. The involvement of various stakeholders like Member States, TSOs, and market operators is vital for addressing these issues effectively.

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Enhancing Regional Electricity Market Integration in Central and Eastern Europe

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  1. Electricity Regional Initiative Regional Coordination Committee CEE ERGEG Conclusions Paper Key Issues Walter Boltz, E-Control Bratislava, April 5th 2006

  2. Starting Point for ERI • Markets are to a large extend national in scope – very low and insufficient cross border competition • Too low liquidity in many wholesale markets • No real customer-choice in retail markets • Market design and practical procedures in wholesale and retail markets differ substantially • Level of transparency does not meet standard of mature markets and market participants‘ requirements Still significant efficiency potentials to be realized in the market !!

  3. Summary Potential Priority Issues • Wholesale market development/integration • Congestion Management • Capacity calculation (flow based, netting) • Capacity allocation (rules) • Auction supervision • Cross border balancing • Transparency and information management • Market design and operations (data formats, deadlines, etc.) • Cross border investments – incentives & remuneration • Legal and regulatory framework, cooperation

  4. ERI Organizational Setup - Recapitulating

  5. CEE Regulators‘ „Cross-Border“ Responsibilities

  6. CEE RCC & Implementation Groups – Parties and Stakeholders to be Involved • Member States / Governments • European Commission • TSOs • Market operators / Power Exchanges • Market participants • Customers

  7. Workstreams on specific issues • Involvement of parties according to their responsibilites and expertise RCC Regulatory Authorities of the CEE Region CEE Member States Governments IG • TSO • Market operators • Market participants SG • TSO • Market operators • Market participants • Stakeholders/Customers Organization

  8. Thank you for your attention ! • Walter Boltz • Chairman • Energie-Control GmbH • Austrian Energy Regulatory Authority • Rudolfsplatz 13a, A-1010 Vienna, Austria • Tel: +43-1-24724-201 • walter.boltz@e-control.at • www.e-control.at

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