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Who owns energy storage facilities?

performed, and thus, storage facilities are owned, developed, managed or operated by DSOs. In this spirit, the Electricity Directive introduced an EU-wide framework addressing the potential ownership of energy storage facilities by DSOs. As a general rule, DSOs shall not own, develop, manage or operate

What is CEER's short paper on the ownership of storage facilities?

The objective of CEER’s Short Paper on the Ownership of Storage Facilities in the Electrical Distribution System is to provide regulators’ views on the processes to assess DSO ownership, development, management and operation of electricity storage facilities.

Can a TSO own a energy storage facility?

The EU Electricity Directive 2019/944 states that TSOs and DSOs cannot own, develop, manage or operate energy storage facilities because it’s a market-based and competitive activity; except if a derogation is given by the NRA in very specific conditions.

Can a DSO own a storage facility?

by the DSO are offered in the market, the DSO has to perform an approved tendering procedure. Since the DSO may only be allowed (that is, a derogation may only be granted by the NRA) to own (develop, operate or manage) storage facilities, i

Should energy storage be regulated?

A robust regulatory framework would reflect storage’s unique ability to act as generation and consumption and remove the need to pay end-user electricity consumption charges. The vast majority of countries do not have a specific subsidy regime.

Does energy storage need a regulatory framework?

Currently, no jurisdiction provides a comprehensive regulatory framework for energy storage. Instead, most jurisdictions define storage as 'generation' for licensing and other regulatory purposes.