The Active Customer Framework in the Context of Territorial Energy Policies: PPAs – Energy Communities (CER) – Remote Self-Consumption and Flexibility vs Public Administration – Industrial C

The energy transition is forcing local territories to rethink tools and policies in light of a continuously evolving regulatory framework. The event offers a practical analysis of the evidence that has emerged, comparing successful experiences with the critical issues encountered in the implementation of the different models currently available.
Particular attention will be devoted to the role of the active customer and to the various solutions available to energy-intensive industries, public administrations and aggregated entities, with a focus on self-consumption, PPAs, energy communities (CER) and flexibility within the new regulatory context. The discussion will provide an overview of how markets are evolving, the different types of customers involved, and how they are positioning themselves in terms of technological solutions and contractual approaches. This exchange will also offer an opportunity to reflect on what may happen in the near future, including developments in electricity market design and possible simplification mechanisms for small users.