This ACER report enhances transparency and comparability in electricity network tariff setting by sharing national practices. It also examines and offers insights into various tariff challenges faced by energy regulators.
The report highlights progress towards Europe’s transition to clean energy, persistent challenges (such as high and volatile energy prices for European consumers and businesses), and how to address them.
To support market participants and facilitate PPA contracting, ACER has committed to gathering and publishing a list of publicly available PPA templates.
ACER publishes its second monitoring report on the reporting obligations of Regional Coordination Centres (RCCs), assessing their performance in 2023 (their first full year of operation).
On 7 March 2025, ACER submitted its proposal for a new EU-wide network code on demand response to the European Commission, who will review the proposal and initiate the process of establishing the Demand Response (DR) Regulation.
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.
