European Energy Law
Market System for Electricity and Gas – Energy Supply Security – Green Energy System of the Future (Green Smart Grid)
Zusammenfassung
Das Buch zum Energierecht der Europäischen Union beinhaltet neben einer Einführung (Begriffe, Überblick) das Marktmodell für Strom und Gas (z.B. Gleichbehandlung, Netzzugang), die Regulierungseinrichtungen (ACER, Anforderungen an die nationalen Regulierungsbehörden) und die europäischen Koordinierungseinrichtungen (ENTSO [Strom] usw.). Ein eigenes Kapitel ist der Versorgungssicherheit für Strom- und Gas (Risikovorsorgeplan [Strom], Notfallplan und Solidaritätsprinzip [Gas]) gewidmet. Daneben werden die erneuerbaren Energien, Energieeffizienz, Speicherung, Dezentralisierung (Energiegemeinschaften) und Digitalisierung (Smart Meters) behandelt. Den Abschluss des Buches bildet das Kapitel „Energiesystem der Zukunft“ (Green Smart Grid).
Abstract
This book deals with the European Union energy law. It contains an introduction (terms, overview), the market system for electricity and gas (e.g. equal treatment, network access), the regulatory institutions (ACER, requirements for the national regulatory authorities) and the European coordination institutions (ENTSO for Electricity etc). A separate chapter is dedicated to the security of supply for electricity and gas (risk-preparedness plan [electricity], emergency plan and solidarity principle [gas]). In addition the book deals with renewable energies, energy efficiency, storage, decentralisation (energy communities) and digitalisation (Smart Meters). It closes with the chapter “Energy System of the Future” (Green Smart Grid).
Schlagworte
ACER Energy efficiency EU-DSGVO Europäisches Energierecht Gas Green Deal Grüner Wasserstoff Monitoring Renewable Energy Security of Supply Strom Unbundling Wasserstoffstrategie- 15–16 1 Introduction 15–16
- 56–63 6 ACER 56–63
- 88–109 9 Security of supply 88–109
- 110–126 10 Renewable energy 110–126
- 127–132 11 Energy efficiency 127–132
- 133–140 12 Decentralisation 133–140
- 146–149 14 Storage 146–149
- 161–162 Register 161–162
12 Treffer gefunden
- „... Security of supplyThe security of supply in the energy sector has been an exposed agenda in the EU ...” „... is meant by the term “security of supply”.TerminologySeveral provisions of the EU and national energy ...” „... legislation use the term “security of supply”. At the Union level, the EURATOM treaty does not define this ...”
- „... supply security agendas.321 The legal basis for this group is a decision of the European Commission from ...” „... cooperation and information exchange in the security of electricity supply.330 These competences include ...” „... the security of electricity supply measures continuously.335Besides this, the regulation sets ...”
- „... LawMarket System for Electricity and Gas – Energy Supply Security – Green Energy System of the Future (Green ...” „... for Electricity and Gas – Energy Supply Security – Green Energy System of the Future (Green Smart ...” „... 3.3.1 22Gas3.3.2 24Electricity and Gas3.3.3 26Security of supply3.3.4 27Climate protection3.3.5 29Energy ...”
- „... extended the decision-making powers for the ACER.Security of supplyThe Directive of Secure Electricity ...” „... Supply from 2006 regulates the security of electricity supply by 2019.79 This Directive launched an ...” „... long-term, cross-border gas supply contracts of natural gas undertakings.91Ensuring the operational security ...”
- „... technologies– cost reduction– security of supplyThe renewable energy sources and energy efficiency criteria ...” „... and sustainable power system with low losses and high levels of quality, security of supply and safety ...” „... technologies.941 Lastly, it can be noted that a green smart grid also has to ensure the security of supply. The ...”
- „... coordination centres. A further central chapter deals with the security of electricity and gas supply.Energy ...” „... position of the network operators and the guarantee of the security of supply. The regulating body at the ...” „... of the “unbundling” requirements is to separate the network operation and energy supply from each ...”
- „... . security of supply, energy efficiency, energy from renewable sources)181 and in case of new infrastructures ...” „... Further security (general), regularity, quality and price of supplies, environmental protection and ...” „... , LNG or storage and at least one of the functions generation or production or supply.191 Because of the ...”
- „... Supply Regulation 28, 99security of supply 88simplified authorisation procedure 126single producers 133 ...” „... bioliquid 118biomass 118Board of Appeal 59Board of Regulators 57cavern storage 147CCS-Directive 32chemical ...” „... 133, 151, 152declaration of an electricity crisis 97digitalisation 141, 151, 152Director 57 ...”
- „... supply security. In this situation, the non-use of energy has already been expressed in EU legislation ...” „... production, transport, and supply of energy. The reference to the non-use of energy sources is necessary ...” „... Fundamentals of Energy LawEnergyThe word energy stems from the ancient Greek term “energeia ...”
- „... investments in generation and storage capacities. In this context, the security of supply has to be considered ...” „... help achieve a high level of universal service and public service in electricity supply and contribute ...” „... decisions.478Structure of the authoritiesEach Member State must designate a single national regulatory ...”
- „... on five dimensions.128 These are the reduction of CO2 emissions, energy efficiency, security of ...” „... energy supply, the internal energy market and the area of research, innovation and competition. In order ...” „... planning, reporting and monitoring provisions of the main EU-legal acts on energy and climate. Accordingly ...”
- „... legal measures dealing with the security of supply. These measures concern proposals for methodologies ...” „... of the “Clean Energy for All Europeans Package” in 2019.257 In doing this, the “Agency for the ...” „... Cooperation of Energy Regulators” was renamed as “European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy ...”