Energyforum
Cross Border Power Trading
14-15 May 2008, Copenhagen, Denmark
Day 1, Chairman:
Paul Dawson, EFET / Citigroup
Completing the EU internal electricity market: regulation, policy and developments:
"The Third Liberalisation Package: background and impacts", Kristof Kovacs, European Commission,
DG Competition.
"General observations on current and future European legislation", Peter D Cameron, CEPMLP, University of Dundee
"Consentec Target model for arranging international/ inter-regional power trade", Christian Zimmer, Consentec GmbH
"Coordinated CM Models for Regional and Inter-regional Market Integration" Andrew McIntosh, European Policy Manager, National Grid; Project Co-ordinator, ETSO
"Aligning the duration and conditions of cross-border transmission capacity rights with typical wholesale supply contracts" , Vincent Baslé (Transmission & Regulation) EDF Trading Markets Ltd.
"The institutional framework for efficient transmission regulation", Paul Dawson, Citigroup Global
Day 2, Chairman: Tahir Kapetanovic
Enhancing market integration and the evolution of regional power markets across Europe
" Integrating markets - problems and opportunities", David Halldearn, OFGEM
"Coherence and convergence through the regions", Christophe Gence-Creux, CRE France
"Regional Integration of national intraday market: a possible approach", James Matthys-Donnadieu, Belpex
"Regional Market Integration: The challenge of the determination of capacities available for market coupling.", Alain Marien, CREG
"Implicit Auctions: How do they work?" Anders Plejdrup-Houmoller, Nord Pool Spot
"From TLC market coupling to CWE and beyond", Andrew Claxton, APX Group
"Mibel Evolution", Ceasar Martinez Villar, Endesa
