The Electricity Association of Ireland (EAI) is the representative body for the electricity industry and gas retail sector operating within the Single Electricity Market (SEM) on the island of Ireland.
Electricity has a fundamental role in providing energy services in a decarbonised, sustainable future, in particular through the progressive electrification of transport and heating.
We believe this can be achieved, in the overall interest of society, through competitive markets that foster investment and innovation.
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EAI warns against removing EU limits on generator grid charges
The European Commission’s proposal to remove EU limits on the transmission charges paid by electricity generators risks undermining investment, weakening competition, and increasing costs for consumers. This proposal is expected to be discussed at a… Read More
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CRU Decides on Fault Ride-Through Requirements for Large Demand Facilities to Address Risk of Sudden Demand Losses
The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has approved Modification MPID 345, introducing fault ride-through requirements for existing and future transmission connected demand facilities. It has also endorsed a Compliance and Derogation Framework (CDF) setting… Read More
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EU Package: Impacts on Network Charges from amendments to Regulation (EU) 2019/943
Under Action 2 and 3 in the EU Electrification Action Plan, the Commission has proposed changes to network charges to incentivise electrification. This will provide for flexible and system-friendly use of the grid, including storage… Read More
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