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Acts as a cooperation platform for energy regulators around the Mediterranean to exchange knowledge and best regulatory practices for an integrated energy market.

09/10/2026

Following the 2nd Joint Council of European Energy Regulators - CEER, Energy Community, and Workshop on Hydrogen and Low Carbon Gases held on 8 October, today representatives of our member regulators gathered at the Greek Regulatory Authority for Energy, Waste and Water ( ) premises for the 40th MEDREG GAS Working Group Meeting.

While the Trilateral Workshop explored regulatory frameworks for hydrogen, RFNBO certification, and infrastructure repurposing, the 40th GAS WG meeting focused on key regional deliverables:

· Gas Infrastructure & Trade: Progress on the periodic report on Mediterranean supply security and infrastructure evaluation.

· Regulatory Alignment: Exchanging national updates and regulatory frameworks across member states.

· Strategic Roadmap: Setting planned activities and priorities for upcoming working group initiatives.

Thank you to RAAEY for hosting these impactful days in Greece and to all participating regulators! 🌍💡

08/10/2026

On 6 October 2026, MEDREG Secretariat Director Mr. Hasan Ozkoc participated in NAPEC: Africa & Mediterranean Energy & Hydrogen Exhibition & Conference held in Oran (Algeria), joining a high-level panel on "Regulators at the core of energy addition."
During the session alongside key leaders from سلطة ضبط المحروقات - ARH - Autorité de Régulation des Hydrocarbures, African Petroleum Producers’ Organization (APPO), and the National Agency for the Valorization of Hydrocarbon Resources (ALNAFT), discussions focused on how forward-looking regulatory frameworks can drive energy expansion, attract investment, and balance security, affordability, and decarbonization across Africa, the Mediterranean, and Europe.

02/10/2026

🤝 Uniting the Gulf and Mediterranean Energy Futures: MEDREG and UAE Deepen Regulatory Cooperation

Following the UAE’s recent adhesion to MEDREG, a high-level leadership delegation from the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and Etihad Water and Electricity completed an executive study visit across Milan and Madrid.
The initiative focused on turning policy dialogue into practical clean energy projects, shared investments, and interconnected power grids under the T-MED initiative.
Key Highlights & Collaborations:
🔹 Governance & Electricity Markets: The delegation examined regulatory rules for international power links and wholesale electricity dispatching alongside experts from .
🔹 Grid Management & Project Ex*****on: Delegates explored complex grid operations with Med-TSO and TEIAS, while TernaSpA, the Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security, and Zhero provided strategic insights on risk management, permitting procedures, and private interconnector projects like Medlink Tunisia.
🔹 Practical Operations & Long-Term Planning: In Madrid, the delegation analysed security of supply protocols, tendering frameworks, and real-time grid control operations with hosts CNMC, Mitecogob, and Red Electrica.

This exhaustive study visit constitutes a major step forward in expanding GCC–Mediterranean energy cooperation and accelerating the global clean energy transition! 🌍⚡

24/09/2026

🌍 MEDREG at WFER 2026: Bringing Mediterranean Expertise to the Global Energy Stage

MEDREG joined global energy leaders, regulators, and industry stakeholders in Tbilisi, Georgia, for the 9th World Forum on Energy Regulation (WFER IX), hosted by GNERC under the Confederation of Energy Regulators (ICER).

Across four days of strategic discussions, participants addressed critical challenges shaping the future of energy regulation—from energy security and sustainability to artificial intelligence, consumer empowerment, and infrastructure investment.

MEDREG played an active role throughout the forum, with our leadership and experts moderating and speaking across key panels. Notably, MEDREG Director Hasan Ozkoc led a high-level discussion on ensuring regulators' financial independence, featuring international insights from Thailand, Greece, Cabo Verde, and the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP).
A warm thank you to the hosting Georgian regulator GNERC and to our members and representatives for their valuable contributions and leadership in these global discussions.

16/09/2026

At in Bangkok, MEDREG Secretariat Director Hasan Ozkoc joined global energy regulators to discuss a compelling question: can regulation move fast enough to unlock the energy system we need?

Across the two panels he contributed to, one message stood out: the next decade will be shaped not only by technology and investment, but by how we regulate uncertainty.
Three priorities are critical:

⚡ Flexibility — harmonise markets and grid access without imposing a one-size-fits-all model on markets with very different levels of maturity.

💶 Investment — de-risk the massive infrastructure needed for the transition. Through T-MED, MEDREG is working with members on grid codes and tariff frameworks to create clearer, more investable conditions.

🏭 Affordability and competitiveness — because the transition cannot succeed if energy becomes unaffordable for consumers or undermines industrial competitiveness.

Ultimately, it comes down to the energy trilemma: security, affordability and sustainability. And behind it sits the question regulators must increasingly answer: Who bears the cost of transition — and how do we build rules that can regulate uncertainty?

The answer may lie in Dynamic Regulation: regulation designed not just to govern change, but to enable it.

10/09/2026

🎯 Busy kick-off day yesterday at the Lebanon Grand Energy Event 2026!

During the first session of , focusing on the transition from a single-buyer model to a liberalized energy market, MEDREG Director Hasan OZKOC highlighted the importance of the policy note developed by the Lebanon Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA). The note can help foster open investment and strengthen confidence in the Lebanese energy market.

He also emphasized the importance of preserving ERA’s independence to safeguard the market, set tariffs, ensure high-quality services, resolve disputes among stakeholders, and protect vulnerable consumers.

During the session on “EU Programmes in Support of the Lebanese Energy Transition,” Mr. Ozkoc highlighted the role MEDREG has played in supporting the establishment of the ERA and reaffirmed MEDREG’s commitment to continue assisting the Authority as needed.
He also stressed the importance of international coordination — both among countries and across projects — to maximize benefits for all countries and interconnected energy systems.

A productive start to an important dialogue on Lebanon’s energy transition! 🇱🇧⚡️

04/09/2026

On 9 September 2026, MEDREG’s Director Hasan Ozkoc and Policy Expert Tony Gebrayel will participate in and contribute to The Lebanon Grand Energy Event 2026.

🔹 Hasan Ozkoc will join the panel “From a Single Buyer to a Fully Liberalized Market: Consumer Protection under Law No. 462/2002.”
His contribution will examine how consumer protection can be effectively ensured throughout the transition towards a liberalized electricity market, drawing on experience from liberalized electricity systems.

🔹 Tony Gebrayel will moderate the panel “The Electricity Regulatory Authority and Electricité du Liban: Limits of Responsibilities and Liabilities.”
The discussion will explore the respective responsibilities and liabilities of Electricité du Liban ( ) and the Electricity Regulatory Authority ( ), and the importance of clearly defined institutional roles for an effective and accountable electricity sector.

MEDREG is pleased to contribute to this important dialogue on electricity market reform, regulation, consumer protection, and institutional governance in Lebanon.

08/07/2026

Represented by our Gas Expert Omar Raafat, MEDREG was in Paris last week for the meeting, hosted by NaTran, presenting the T-MED Initiative to key gas and hydrogen transmission stakeholders.

The core focus:
💡 Future-proofing: Tackling operator resilience, AI-driven maintenance, and the hydrogen economy.
🤝 Harmonisation: Developing the robust regulatory frameworks required to integrate regional markets.
🚀 The T-MED Initiative: Mobilizing investments to invest in sustainable energy and unlocking new green jobs, ensuring the MENA RES potential is unlocked smoothly.

By aligning regulation with industry investment, we are laying the groundwork for a green, interconnected Mediterranean.

01/07/2026

📍 Brussels – Moving from strategy to practical action.
Yesterday, we participated in the T-MED Technical Coordination Workshop, focused on advancing the European Commission’s newly launched Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy and Clean-Tech Cooperation Initiative (T-MED).
Represented by Director Hasan Ozkoc, MEDREG outlined its roadmap to strengthen the initiative's "regulatory accelerator" pillar—a crucial foundation for creating the stable and predictable market conditions needed to attract long-term clean energy investments.
To support investor due diligence and regional market readiness, MEDREG highlighted four primary tools:

• Regulatory Country Reviews & Market Outlooks
• Country Profiles for Investors
• Tailored capacity-building through the MEDREG Academy

Thank you to the European Commission (DG MENA and DG ENER) and our regional partners for a highly collaborative, solution-oriented session: MED•GEM Network, Med-TSO - Mediterranean Transmission System Operators, OMEC Observatoire Méditerranéen de l'Energie et du Climat, MEDENER, and Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency.

29/06/2026

How do you accelerate the energy transition across the Mediterranean? 🌍⚡
You build a bridge.
At MEDREG, we bring together 30 energy regulators from the EU, the Balkans, North Africa, and the Gulf region. Our newly renewed strategy focuses on 5 strategic pillars to build an interconnected, secure, and sustainable energy market:
1️⃣ Regional Integration
2️⃣ Private Investment
3️⃣ Renewables & Green Hydrogen
4️⃣ Decarbonised Gas
5️⃣ Consumer Protection
We aren’t just writing reports—we are turning policy into action as the regulatory arm of the EU’s T-MED initiative. 💼🤝
🎬 Watch the video below to see how we are forging cohesive regulation for a sustainable future.

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