In this session, we focus on two key instruments: (i) the Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework for State Aid measures to support the economy following the aggression against Ukraine by Russia and (ii) the Commission Proposal on the Electricity Market Reform. One measure is set to expire at the end of the year while the other will probably not become law until the end of 2024. The electricity market is therefore caught between emergency rules and future rules promising a major overhaul. We aim to discuss the interplay of these two instruments and what this may entail for the application of competition law in the sector.
Valeria Termini
Professor of Political Economy, Roma Tre University and Scientific Advisor, International Affairs Institute
Adrien de Hautecloque
Head of cabinet of the President of the General Court of the EU
Francesco Maria Salerno
Partner, Gianni & Origoni Bruxelles
Ester Benigni
Head of A2A Group Regulatory and Competition Affairs
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