Following a consultation process launched in March 2025, ACER has concluded that implementing peak-shaving products in the EU electricity market under normal conditions would bring more challenges than advantages.

For the first time, the findings of ACER monitoring are presented through an interactive dashboard, which offers a detailed outline of the projects’ progress, regulatory treatment and financing status. The dashboard is complemented by individual project overviews.

The report assesses whether the proposed reference price methodology (RPM) complies with the requirements of the Network Code on Harmonised Transmission Tariff structures.

The multi-annual work 'Single programming document 2025-2027' sets out ACER’s strategic goals and priorities in upcoming years, and ACER’s 2025 annual work programme.

ACER was tasked by the electricity Market Design Regulation with assessing whether additional voluntary Power Purchase Agreement contract templates are needed to foster the transparency, efficiency and integration of the European internal energy market.

Every year ACER produces a Consolidated Annual Activity Report (CAAR) describing the activities performed and the objectives achieved during the year.

The multi-annual work 'Single programming document 2024-2026' sets out ACER’s strategic goals and priorities in upcoming years, and ACER’s 2024 annual work programme.

ACER's report on Lithuanian’s proposed gas transmission tariffs.

The Decarbonised Gases Volume of the 2021 Market Monitoring Report describes the current state of EU decarbonised gases and hydrogen as well as it examines the regulatory provisions and market context that may drive their evolution in the mid-term.

This year’s Energy Retail and Consumer Protection Volume looks at developments in Europe’s energy retail markets and outlines the status regarding consumer protection measures in 2021.