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DEC 13, 2022 - Brussels, Belgium CEER 2022 CEER Annual Conference 2022 13. December 2022 Brussels, Belgium The 2022 CEER Annual Conference will bring together high-level speakers from energy regulators (CEER and ACER), DG ENER, industry associations, and consumer organisations, among others under the theme Short-Term Measures vs Long-Term Design: Regulating the Future Energy Market. Together they will look at the measures currently being put in place and consider whether long-term adjustments will be needed to the electricity market design – or not. For the first session, participants will examine the topic of Emergency Measures – How to cope with high energy prices and will assess how effective the emergency measures implemented by the EU and national governments are in dealing with the current challenges. It will also examine whether the immediate reaction is adequate as we approach winter and whether consumers remain protected. The second session will focus on the theme of Market Design – Long-term adjustments or tweaks? and will consider if the current situation has potentially highlighted flaws in the internal market design. It will explore the question of whether we need to reconsider aspects of the EU’s market design, in view of the high prices that we continue to experience.  |