ACER publishes its report on Denmark’s proposed tariffs applicable for filling gas storages and for the emergency gas supply to non-protected consumers.
The EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) has decided not to grant the Swedish Transmission System Operator (TSO) a derogation from the requirement to provide minimally 70% of the transmission capacity for cross-zonal trade.
To enable the implementation of the long-term flow-based allocation in the Core and Nordic CCRs, and following the all TSOs’ proposals, ACER is reviewing three proposals for amendments of forward capacity allocation methodologies.
ACER sees the coming months as a likely key ‘make or break’ moment for EU energy market integration; one where fully making available cross-border capacities for gas and electricity flows will prove key.
ACER and ESMA are strengthening their cooperation to further improve information exchange and avoid potential market abuse in Europe’s in spot and derivative markets.
The dataset provides economic parameters for new electricity resources, including estimated capital and operational costs for different power generation technologies and demand-side flexibility.
On 21 July 2026, ACER received a proposal from all nominated electricity market operators to amend the methodology for the price coupling, continuous trading matching and intraday auction algorithms. ACER will decide by 21 January 2027.
