Energy Portalhttp://www1.inogate.org/newsAbout this Portal
The INOGATE Programme supports international cooperation between the European Union, the littoral states of the Black & Caspian Seas and their neighbouring countries. This Portal highlights energy issues at stake in the region, events, cooperation initiatives and investment opportunities.
The INOGATE Programme supports international cooperation between the European Union, the littoral states of the Black & Caspian Seas and their neighbouring countries. This Portal highlights energy issues at stake in the region, events, cooperation initiatives and investment opportunities.
]]>http://www1.inogate.org/news2012-05-22T06:45:59ZEnergy PortalEU, THE LITTORAL STATES OF THE BLACK & CASPIAN SEAS AND THEIR NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIESenhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/eu-declaration-russiaukraine-problem-and-energyEU declaration on the Russia/Ukraine problem and energy securityEU declaration on the Russia/Ukraine problem and energy securityhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/eu-declaration-russiaukraine-problem-and-energy2009-01-08T00:00:00ZemilyenTexttextCzech Presidency of the European Unionhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/ergeg-and-cesr-publish-proposals-transparency-andERGEG and CESR publish proposals on transparency and market integrity in electricity and gas tradingThe European Regulators’ Group for Electricity and Gas (ERGEG) and the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) have published further advice to the European Commission on how to foster fair electricity and gas trading. The proposals (on record-keeping, transparency and exchange of information) seek to promote transparency and market integrity in energy trading.
Key messages include:
• Recommendations for an EU-wide harmonised post-trade transparency scheme;
• A practical approach to the Third Energy Package’s record-keeping obligations.
]]>ERGEG and CESR publish proposals on transparency and market integrity in electricity and gas tradinghttp://www1.inogate.org/news/ergeg-and-cesr-publish-proposals-transparency-and2009-01-14T00:00:00ZThe European Regulators’ Group for Electricity and Gas (ERGEG) and the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) have published further advice to the European Commission on how to foster fair electricity and gas trading. The proposals (on record-keeping, transparency and exchange of information) seek to promote transparency and market integrity in energy trading.
Key messages include:
• Recommendations for an EU-wide harmonised post-trade transparency scheme;
• A practical approach to the Third Energy Package’s record-keeping obligations.
]]>dacoenTexttextERGEGhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/energy-regulators-and-eu-standardisationEnergy Regulators and EU Standardisation Committee to cooperate on EU energy standardsEnergy Regulators and EU Standardisation Committee to cooperate on EU energy standardshttp://www1.inogate.org/news/energy-regulators-and-eu-standardisation2009-01-14T00:00:00ZdacoenTexttextERGEGhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/consultation-good-practice-electricity-balancingConsultation on Good Practice on Electricity Balancing Markets Integration
This public consultation deals with a proposed revision of ERGEG's December 2006 Guidelines of Good Practice on Electricity Balancing Markets Integration (GGP-EBMI), which set out ERGEG's recommendations on the need and method for integrating electricity balancing markets.
Taking into account the feedback received from respondents to the public consultation of the GGP in 2006, the results of the DG COMP energy sector inquiry and the findings presented in a consultant study on this issue financed by European Commission, ERGEG has prepared a revision to the GGP-EBMI. The main enhancement of this revision is the inclusion of issues related to the dependencies and interactions of balancing markets with automatically-activated reserves and intraday markets.
Interested parties are invited to submit comments by 16 March 2009 and these should be sent by e-mail to: electricitybalancing@ergeg.org.
]]>Consultation on Good Practice on Electricity Balancing Markets Integration http://www1.inogate.org/news/consultation-good-practice-electricity-balancing2009-01-22T00:00:00Z
This public consultation deals with a proposed revision of ERGEG's December 2006 Guidelines of Good Practice on Electricity Balancing Markets Integration (GGP-EBMI), which set out ERGEG's recommendations on the need and method for integrating electricity balancing markets.
Taking into account the feedback received from respondents to the public consultation of the GGP in 2006, the results of the DG COMP energy sector inquiry and the findings presented in a consultant study on this issue financed by European Commission, ERGEG has prepared a revision to the GGP-EBMI. The main enhancement of this revision is the inclusion of issues related to the dependencies and interactions of balancing markets with automatically-activated reserves and intraday markets.
Interested parties are invited to submit comments by 16 March 2009 and these should be sent by e-mail to: electricitybalancing@ergeg.org.
]]>dacoenTexttextEGREGhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/consultation-capacity-allocation-mechanisms-andConsultation: Capacity Allocation Mechanisms and Congestion Management for Gas This public consultation sets out ERGEG’s approach to capacity allocation mechanisms (CAM) and congestion management (CMP) principles for the European gas grid.
ERGEG welcomes responses from all interested parties. Responses should be sent by email to cam-cmp@ergeg.org. The closing date for responses is 20 March 2009. ]]>Consultation: Capacity Allocation Mechanisms and Congestion Management for Gas http://www1.inogate.org/news/consultation-capacity-allocation-mechanisms-and2009-01-29T00:00:00ZThis public consultation sets out ERGEG’s approach to capacity allocation mechanisms (CAM) and congestion management (CMP) principles for the European gas grid.
ERGEG welcomes responses from all interested parties. Responses should be sent by email to cam-cmp@ergeg.org. The closing date for responses is 20 March 2009. ]]>dacoenTexttextEGREGhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/ergeg-advice-russia-ukraine-gas-diisputeERGEG advice on Russia-Ukraine gas dispute
ERGEG, representing Europe’s energy regulators, have published a letter to EU Energy Commissioner, Mr. Piebalgs, advising on the lessons to be learned from the latest Russia -Ukraine gas dispute.
ERGEG Chair, Lord Mogg, stated “Many regulators, Ministries and market players were left in the dark on whether they would be faced with a state of emergency given the acute lack of information on gas shortages across the EU. Regulators have now suggested to Commissioner Piebalgs a series of measures for the Union to be better prepared to withstand and react to such crisis situations.”
The regulators' proposals include five concrete measures, detailed in the letter (see link).
]]>ERGEG advice on Russia-Ukraine gas disputehttp://www1.inogate.org/news/ergeg-advice-russia-ukraine-gas-diispute2009-02-14T00:00:00Z
ERGEG, representing Europe’s energy regulators, have published a letter to EU Energy Commissioner, Mr. Piebalgs, advising on the lessons to be learned from the latest Russia -Ukraine gas dispute.
ERGEG Chair, Lord Mogg, stated “Many regulators, Ministries and market players were left in the dark on whether they would be faced with a state of emergency given the acute lack of information on gas shortages across the EU. Regulators have now suggested to Commissioner Piebalgs a series of measures for the Union to be better prepared to withstand and react to such crisis situations.”
The regulators' proposals include five concrete measures, detailed in the letter (see link).
]]>dacoenRussiaUkraineEUgasdisputeRussiaUkraineEUTexttextERGEG websitehttp://www1.inogate.org/news/kazakhstan-increases-uranium-productionKazakhstan increases uranium production
Kazakhstan will increase uranium production by 40 percent in 2009, Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Sauat Mynbayev has announced.
Mynbayev told members of parliament that production would top 11,900 tons in 2009 compared to 8,512 tons last year, the news website Kazakhstan Today reported February 23.
The Central Asian state aims to become the world’s largest exporter of uranium in 2010
Kazakhstan will increase uranium production by 40 percent in 2009, Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Sauat Mynbayev has announced.
Mynbayev told members of parliament that production would top 11,900 tons in 2009 compared to 8,512 tons last year, the news website Kazakhstan Today reported February 23.
The Central Asian state aims to become the world’s largest exporter of uranium in 2010
]]>dacoenKazakhstanKazakhstannuclear energyTexttextEurasia.nethttp://www1.inogate.org/news/sweden-ot-assist-ukraine-energy-efficiencySweden to assist Ukraine with energy efficiency investmentsSweden is intending to allocate EUR 80 million for Ukraine to support foreign investors.
Swedish Ambassador to Ukraine Stefan Gullgren said that his government envisages the assistance to Ukraine in two main directions: energy efficiency and environment protection.
]]>Sweden to assist Ukraine with energy efficiency investmentshttp://www1.inogate.org/news/sweden-ot-assist-ukraine-energy-efficiency2009-02-24T00:00:00ZSweden is intending to allocate EUR 80 million for Ukraine to support foreign investors.
Swedish Ambassador to Ukraine Stefan Gullgren said that his government envisages the assistance to Ukraine in two main directions: energy efficiency and environment protection.
]]>dacoenUkraineenerfy efficiencyUkraineTexttextKyiv Posthttp://www1.inogate.org/news/eccouncil-reaffirms-commitment-easternEC Council reaffirms commitment to Eastern PartnershipOn the 23rd of February on the Council meeting on general affairs and external relations ministers discussed preparations for the launch of the EU's Eastern Partnership, on the basis of input from the Presidency and the Commission.]]>EC Council reaffirms commitment to Eastern Partnershiphttp://www1.inogate.org/news/eccouncil-reaffirms-commitment-eastern2009-02-25T00:00:00ZOn the 23rd of February on the Council meeting on general affairs and external relations ministers discussed preparations for the launch of the EU's Eastern Partnership, on the basis of input from the Presidency and the Commission.]]>dacoenEUBelarusMoldovaUkraineArmeniaAzerbaijanGeorgiaEastern PartnershipEUTexttextDelegation of European Commission to Ukrainehttp://www1.inogate.org/news/russian-and-tajik-leaders-discuss-energyRussian and Tajik leaders discuss energy co-operationRussian President Dmitry Medvedev met in Moscow with his visiting Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon to boost cooperation in the energy sector and solve regional problems. The Sangtuda-1 hydropower plant, whixh is a joint project with Russia, will soon be commencing. ]]>Russian and Tajik leaders discuss energy co-operationhttp://www1.inogate.org/news/russian-and-tajik-leaders-discuss-energy2009-02-25T00:00:00ZRussian President Dmitry Medvedev met in Moscow with his visiting Tajik counterpart Emomali Rakhmon to boost cooperation in the energy sector and solve regional problems. The Sangtuda-1 hydropower plant, whixh is a joint project with Russia, will soon be commencing. ]]>dacoenTajikistanhydropowerRussiaTexttextChina View
