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The proposed on-going revision of EU market supervision regulation is meant to increase positively market transparency and integrity, but if not appropriately developed it risks carrying undesired disadvantages such as disproportionate collaterals, higher compliance costs and potentially higher power prices. This study illustrates present and proposed regulations evaluating potential implications on electricity market participants. A business costs impact assessment supports the analysis introducing how higher costs might significantly reduce market depth and liquidity, resulting in greater vulnerability of the wholesale price finding mechanism.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The proposed on-going revision of EU market supervision regulation is meant to increase positively market transparency and integrity, but if not appropriately developed it risks carrying undesired disadvantages such as disproportionate collaterals, higher compliance costs and potentially higher power prices. This study illustrates present and proposed regulations evaluating potential implications on electricity market participants. A business costs impact assessment supports the analysis introducing how higher costs might significantly reduce market depth and liquidity, resulting in greater vulnerability of the wholesale price finding mechanism.
Autorenporträt
Giulia Conforto is an Energy Business Consultant at Enel Energia. She obtained an MSc in Energy Studies with specialization in Energy Economics at the CEPMLP of the University of Dundee (UK) and an MA in International Relations and Diplomacy at the University of Trieste (Italy).