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Stakeholder Interactions

Developing the ERAA relies on the contributions of many stakeholders to best understand how the system will develop. Collecting the views of policymakers, regulators and Member States, as well as electricity market participants, is crucial to informing the ERAA’s outlook. ENTSO-E seeks to involve a wide range of stakeholders from the start of the ERAA process, with substantial consultation during the development of our underlying methodologies. The Electricity Coordination Group, comprising experts from EU Member States, is further instrumental to informing the production of the ERAA.

To make the information accessible and transparent for stakeholders, key information such as presentation materials, recordings, stakeholder questions & feedbacks is published on this webpage.

ERAA 2023: Webinar & Consultation on preliminary input data – 15 March 2023

ENTSO-E has started working on the third ERAA edition. This stakeholder webinar taking place on 15 March from 11:00 to 12:30 will provide an overview on the preliminary input data for the 2023 ERAA edition and related assumptions as a basis for the next steps in the development process for the ERAA. Along with the webinar, ENTSO-E will also launch a public consultation to gather further evidence-based feedback on the input data and assumptions to inform the development of the ERAA 2023.

ERAA 2022: Public consultation – open 6 December 2022 – 13 January 2023

ENTSO-E consults stakeholders on its European Resource Adequacy Assessment (ERAA) as part of the process to fulfil Regulation (EU) 2019/943 (‘Electricity Regulation’) legal requirements. Furthermore, ENTSO-E relies on the contributions of stakeholders to develop the ERAA. ENTSO-E has regularly consulted with stakeholders during the development of this 2022 assessment. ENTSO-E now organizes a public consultation of stakeholders to gather feedback on the ERAA 2022 report and further the improvement of the ERAA.

ERAA 2022: Stakeholder Webinar: Results, key messages and consultation launch – 6 December 2022

This ENTSO-E webinar will bring insights in results and key messages of the 2022 edition of the European Resource Adequacy Assessment (ERAA). ERAA analyses the European resource adequacy situation in the coming decade. Based on state-of-the-art methodologies and probabilistic assessments, it aims to model and analyse possible events that could adversely impact the balance between supply and demand of electric power. The ERAA is an important element for supporting qualified decisions by policymakers.

ERAA 2022: Online stakeholder workshop on methodological insights – 11 May 2022

In this 2nd workshop, ENTSO-E will provide an overview on the outcomes of the recent call for evidence on the ERAA 2022 data and describe in more detail key methodologies and methodological improvements which will be taken up in the ERAA 2022 edition related in particular to the EVA, DSR, the Flow Based Market Coupling and curtailment sharing.

ERAA 2022: Online stakeholder workshop on assumptions, principles and scenarios – 17 March 2022

ENTSO-E has started working on the ERAA 2022 edition, and welcomes all stakeholders to this workshop which will provide an overview on the key assumptions and scenarios to be used in the ERAA 2022 report. The workshop taking place on 17 March will also address principles and methodological improvements related to the Economic Viability Assessment (EVA) and demand-side response and gather stakeholder feedback.

ERAA 2022: Webinar & Consultation on preliminary input data – 9 March 2022

ENTSO-E has started working on the second edition of the ERAA. This stakeholder webinar taking place on 9 March from 10:00 to 11:00 will provide an overview on the preliminary input data for the 2022 ERAA edition and related assumptions as a basis for the next steps in the development process for the ERAA. Along with the webinar, ENTSO-E will also launch a public consultation to gather further evidence-based feedback on the input data and assumptions to inform the development of the ERAA 2022