ACER publishes a new edition of the REMIT Quarterly
The latest issue of the Agency’s REMIT Quarterly has been published on the REMIT Portal. The 14th edition of the REMIT Quarterly for the third quarter of 2018 reviews the 2nd Energy Market Integrity and Transparency Forum and presents its conclusions. It also briefly discusses the first sanctions for non-compliance with registration and reporting obligations under REMIT, provides information about the updates of REMIT documentation, as well as an overview of Contingency Reports opened by Registered Reporting Mechanisms (RRMs). It also includes the statistics for the last four quarters. Find out more here.
In addition, the Agency also published the 22nd edition of REMIT Questions and Answers, which contains the most up-to-date information concerning REMIT policy issues.
The new edition provides updates on 10 Q&As. It aims at providing more clarity and transparency by merging and re-ordering a number of Q&As. In addition, several Q&As were removed as they were considered obsolete.
You can find out more here.
The latest issue of the Agency’s REMIT Quarterly has been published on the REMIT Portal. The 14th edition of the REMIT Quarterly for the third quarter of 2018 reviews the 2nd Energy Market Integrity and Transparency Forum and presents its conclusions. It also briefly discusses the first sanctions for non-compliance with registration and reporting obligations under REMIT, provides information about the updates of REMIT documentation, as well as an overview of Contingency Reports opened by Registered Reporting Mechanisms (RRMs). It also includes the statistics for the last four quarters. Find out more here.
In addition, the Agency also published the 22nd edition of REMIT Questions and Answers, which contains the most up-to-date information concerning REMIT policy issues.
The new edition provides updates on 10 Q&As. It aims at providing more clarity and transparency by merging and re-ordering a number of Q&As. In addition, several Q&As were removed as they were considered obsolete.
You can find out more here.