ACER intends to decide on the proposed amendments in cooperation with Core regulatory authorities and TSOs, and thus enable the first intraday flow-based capacity calculation in Europe.
ACER publishes a set of UIC indicators and corresponding reference values for the comparison of unit investment costs for comparable projects of the energy infrastructure categories.
ACER launches a public consultation on electricity grid operators’ proposals for a harmonised cross-zonal capacity allocation methodology for procuring electricity balancing capacity.
ACER’s 2026 Monitoring Report on energy infrastructure development in Europe examines whether electricity, gas and hydrogen networks are adapting to changing energy needs, and what this means in terms of investment costs, delays and costs for consumers.