Regulation of energy markets requires a comprehensive approach that combines the microeconomic conditions of the market into legal fundamentals. e-Praxis helps governments and regulators to meet such a challenging goal. In this regard, e-Praxis focuses on institutional reforms at each stage of market formation. We analyze and offer market design options concerning a variety of fields.

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Among others, we cover the intricacies of licensing market players at all business levels, tariff-setting for utilities, network codes, regulation of third-party access regimes, access rules for various facilities such as underground storage and LNG terminals, market coupling, cross-border trade, quality of service mechanisms, feed-in-tariffs, system integration costs of renewable energy plants, balancing and settlement mechanism in power and gas markets, collateral management methods.

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Our experts have extensive practical knowledge and experience in the regulation of energy markets. Please contact us for your specific needs.