E.ON presentation (European regulatory aspects)
E.ON presentation (European regulatory aspects)
E.ON presentation (European regulatory aspects)
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3rd package does not prescribe regulated tariffs<br />
•Member States are given the possibility by the directive to impose<br />
obligations on undertakings which may relate to price of supplies (Art. 3 (2)<br />
Dir 2007/0195 and 2007/0196).<br />
•The provision within the electricity directive demands that prices for<br />
household customers and small enterprises shall be universal, transparent<br />
and non-discriminatory (Art. 3 Dir 2007/0195).<br />
•Against energy poverty and to protect vulnerable customers a national<br />
action plan, or other appropriate frameworks, such as social policy actions<br />
should be developed by Member States (Art. 3 Dir 2007/0195 and 2007/0196)<br />
•But <strong>European</strong> regulator group ‘ERGEG’ stated in its position paper in 2007<br />
that protecting vulnerable customers should not be mistaken with<br />
regulated tariffs for all or certain categories of customers.
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