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FSR debate on hydropower rights

http://florence-school.eu/event/lunch... 0:07:23 Introducing the FSR Report | Vincent Rious 0:27:59 Q&A 1:02:38 Panel Debate 1:56:40 Q&A 2:04:40 Concluding remarks Moderated by: Jean-Michel Glachant | Florence School of Regulation Presentation by: Vincent Rious | Florence School of Regulation and Microeconomix Panellists : Otto Pirker | Eurelectric and Verbund Roberto Potì | Assoelettrica, Utilitalia and Eurelectric Board Francesco Salerno | Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Oliver Kock | DG Ener, European Commission The newly published FSR report on ‘Regimes for granting the right to use hydropower in Europe’ will be presented by the authors and debated with a high-level panel with representatives of EU institutions, National Regulatory Authorities, industry and academia, as well as with any other relevant stakeholder attending this event. The Luncheon debate will also be live-streamed. Further information on the discussion theme Over the last decade, the EU Commission launched several investigations in different countries (e. g. France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal) on the compatibility of hydropower rights with European laws and regulations. Nevertheless, a few regimes (i.e. Austria or Sweden), despite not being grounded on competitive process, were excluded from the inquiry. Although hydro is key to EU energy transition, two complications can be identified: -Member States have totally different and non-harmonised frameworks, -The EU Commission has three diverging voices on this topic: competition, environment, and “only last” energy. The report aims to provide a balanced benchmark of hydropower concession regimes, by analysing and comparing 14 countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Great-Britain, Greece, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland) and regions when appropriate (cantons in Switzerland or Lands/States in Germany).