The availability and cost of electricity are critical to economic stability in the EU. While renewable energy is expanding, reliable dispatchable power sources remain essential to maintaining a stable energy supply. However, current EU regulations categorize capacity mechanisms as state aid, requiring European Commission approval.

With discussions underway on simplifying the approval process, now is the time to address the future of electricity markets. How can we ensure energy security while maintaining fair market competition? What role should national governments play versus an EU-wide strategy?

Join the workshop "Electricity availability in the EU – Addressing challenges" for an in-depth discussion on these pressing issues.

• Date: 8 April 2025
• Location: Brussels

Experts and policymakers will explore:

• The impact of capacity markets so far
• Key policy measures to enhance energy security
• The future of national vs. EU-wide capacity mechanisms

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with industry leaders and shape the future of EU electricity markets. Register here!