The Network Code Conference
- May 3rd–4th, 2017
- Brussels, Belgium
Event Photos
Presentations
- European Commission - NC/GL implementation and its monitoring. Roles of relevant parties and proposal for a way forward
- Bente Hagem, ENTSO-E - Time to team up & create value
Event Information
What will Network Codes achieve? Which model of the European energy system and markets are they paving the way for? What are the main challenges of their implementation?
The European Commission, ACER, ENTSO-E and ENTSOG are jointly setting up a conference on 4 May 2017 to discuss these questions, celebrating the results achieved so far and looking upon the implementation challenges. The conference will be preceded by an evening reception on 3 May, with the participation of Commissioner Miguel Arias Cañete.
Venues
(Dinner) Brussels Comic Book Museum, Rue des Sables 20, 1000 Bruxelles Belgium
(Conference) Centre de Conference Albert Borschette, Rue Froissart 36 1040 Bruxelles Belgium
ePass
On Tuedsay 2 May, you will receive an email from the European Commission containing an ePass. PLEASE print & bring this ePass AND your ID card on 4 May. Without these you will not be able to entre the Albert Borschette Conference Centre.
Webstreaming
We are informing you that the event will be filmed / web streamed. Full speeches or parts of them may be reused for internal documentation or in any public communication activity or pedagogical project. Your participation to this public event involves the acceptance of being filmed and no restriction fee will be asked for any use or reuse of the recorded images. The link to the webstreaming on 4 May is webcast.ec.europa.eu/network-codes-conference
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Additional Information
About the Network Codes:
The Third liberalisation package introduced Network Codes to be developed by the European Commission, ACER, the ENTSOs and stakeholders, as to implement the EU target model for the internal energy market for electricity and gas.
The Network Codes are sets of rules applying to the energy sector, aiming at integrating and coordinating the different processes of the energy markets and systems. All Network Codes will enter into force one by one as European Regulation, covering topics for gas (such as harmonised transmission tariff structures, balancing rules an capacity allocation mechanisms) and for electricity (such as market integration, grid connection, and operational security).
- Venues
- (Conference) Centre de Conference Albert Borschette, Rue Froissart 36 1040 Bruxelles Belgium
- (Dinner) Brussels Comic Book Museum, Rue des Sables 20, 1000 Bruxelles Belgium