Difference between revisions of "Third energy package"

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The third energy package of the EU is the latest round of energy market legislation that covers five main areas:

unbundling energy suppliers from network operators;
strengthening the independence of regulators;
establishing the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER);
cross-border cooperation between transmission system operators and the creation of European Networks for Transmision System Operators (ENTSO-E and ENTSO-G);
increased transparency in retail markets to benefit consumers.

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−	The '''third energy package''' of the EU is the latest round of energy market legislation that covers five main areas:	+	The '''third energy package''' of the EU is the latest round of [[Competitiveness#Single_market\|energy market legislation]] that covers five main areas:

	* unbundling energy suppliers from network operators;		* unbundling energy suppliers from network operators;