This report analyses the preparedness of persons professionally arranging transactions (PPATs) to detect and report suspicious behaviour. PPATs are trading intermediaries such as energy exchanges, organised market places (OMPs) or brokers, who arrange or facilitate transactions in wholesale energy products.
This report focuses on national regulatory authorities’ (NRAs’) analysis of suspicious transaction and order reports (STORs) submitted by PPATs, their enforcement actions and penalties.
ACER's programming document outlines the Agency's strategic goals and priorities for the coming years, including its 2026 work programme.
The report analyses how retail electricity markets can contribute to unlocking consumer flexibility in the context of the energy transition.
Every year ACER produces a Consolidated Annual Activity Report (CAAR) describing the activities performed and the objectives achieved during the year.
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.
This report focuses on persons professionally arranging transactions under REMIT, analysing their preparedness to detect and report suspicious energy market activities.


