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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · 1d

Im pv magazine Podcast: Neue Netzentgeltsystematik AgNes, und die Großspeicher:
Ein Netzentgelt, das dynamisch für ein netzbelastendes, netzneutrales und netzdienliches Verhalten anfiele...!? www.pv-magazine.de/2025/10/29/p...

pv magazine Podcast: Neue Netzentgeltsystematik AgNes, wie betrifft das die Großspeicher?

Ein Netzentgelt, das dynamisch für ein netzbelastendes, netzneutrales und netzdienliches Verhalten anfiele, könnte Großspeichern und anderen flexiblen Verbrauchern neue Impulse verleihen, ohne bestimm...

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Sem Oxenaar @soxenaar.bsky.social · 2d

The future energy bill is an electricity bill.

This is why we must 'Make Electricity Cheaper' for households, businesses and industry.

In our 3rd paper at RAP on this topic, Tom Butler & I look at reducing tax & levies added to electricity prices for industry.

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Making electricity cheaper: Modernising taxes and levies to incentivise electrification of industrial heat

RAP experts Sem Oxenaar and Tom Butler look at the state of electricity and gas prices for industry and the impact of reducing taxes and levies.

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Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · 24d

⚡ Europe’s clean energy transition can only move as fast as its electricity grids.

But outdated regulation and limited oversight are slowing things down. RAP and @beyondfossilfuels.bsky.social propose two urgent reforms for national governments to make grids fit for the energy transition.👇

https://www.raponline.org/blog/better-oversight-better-foresight/👇

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Bram Claeys @bramclaeys.bsky.social · Sep 30

Make Electricity Cheaper 🔌💡

Or...

Kill (the Power) Bill, right?

Reducing electricity costs because we can, and have to, for affordability and decarbonisation. A new @regassistproj.bsky.social series launched yesterday.

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yellow and black movie poster for Kill Bill, with red splash and in handwriting "the power" added between "kill" and "bill"

Behind the scenes picture of the movie Kill Bill Vol. 2, director Quentin Tarrantino supposedly explaining cost reductions actions to Uma Thurman as the Bride, sitting across from David Carradine as Bill.

Drawing of stylised sitting kung fu master Pai Mei surrounded by 8 hand gestures, each associated with an action to reduce power bills

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Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · Sep 29

Two new reports by RAP are out today!
1️⃣Making Electricity Cheaper: 8 Priority Actions shows concrete steps Europe can take to make electricity cheaper, strengthen energy security, and power up competitiveness.
Read more ⬇️
www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...
#electrification #energy #energytransition

Making electricity cheaper: RAP's eight priority actions

RAP identifies 8 priority actions to make electricity cheaper for European industry, businesses & households in the short, medium & long-term.

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Sep 18

ACER: Electricity system operators’ bidding zone study significantly underestimates the benefits of reshaping Europe’s bidding zones. - By end of October, MS have to decide whether to amend the current bidding zones... www.acer.europa.eu/news/electri...

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Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · Sep 5

New in the Power System Blueprint: "Aligning business models with public interest" by @patozsu.bsky.social.

Revenue regulation needs to evolve to serve both consumers and climate goals. Smarter use of existing grids can cut costs and reduce the need for large-scale buildout.

🔗 bit.ly/4nd6Ekn

Aligning business models with public interest — Rethinking revenue regulation for network companies: A Power System Blueprint deep dive

This Power System Blueprint deep dive examines how revenue regulation needs to evolve to better align with both consumer interests and climate goals.

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Tagesspiegel Background @tspbackground.bsky.social · Sep 3

Die Netze werden ausgebaut, die Entgelte steigen – die Entwicklung beeinflussen, kann auch die Verteilung der #Netzkosten. Diese will die Bundesnetzagentur mit #AgNes angehen. Das erste Diskussionspapier ist ein Anfang, findet @andreasjahn.bsky.social 👉 t1p.de/mm9oy @regassistproj.bsky.social

Titel des Standpunkts von Andreas Jahn, Senior Associate beim Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP): "Langfristige Systemeffizienz sollte Ziel von AgNes sein" aus dem aktuellen Briefing Energie & Klima.

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Sem Oxenaar @soxenaar.bsky.social · Jun 23

How can we electrify industrial heat and at the same time unlock valuable flexibility for the grid? Electro-thermal energy storage (ETES) might just be the answer:

New policy brief together with @elianpusceddu

www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...

#energysky

Flexing industrial muscle: Electrifying process heat with electro-thermal energy storage

European industry is a very large user of heat: around 1,900 TWh each year for a range of low- to high-temperature processes. Electrification of this RAP analyses the opportunities and benefits associ...

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Jaap Burger @jaapburger.eu · Jun 19

Fascinating map by Elecore showing how much a V2G-capable electric school bus could make in different locations under PG&E's Hourly Flex Pricing Pilot(*) in California

elecore-pge-hourly-flex-value-by-circuit-117127167779.us-east1.run.app via www.linkedin.com/posts/elecor...

Map of California with colors indicate low / high savings potential

Zoomed-in section showing a distribution grid feeder with higher savings

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Jun 10

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Jun 10

Oh, ich hatte angefangen, zu kostenreflexiven Entgelten zu schreiben. Dazu gehören bzw. dynamische Entgelte, aber keine Kapazitätsentgelte - und wurde geblockt. Wow!

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Jun 10

Wenn Einspeisung Netzkosten zahlen soll, dann bitte kostenreflexiv. Kapazitätsentgelte, wie von Ihnen beschrieben, sind dies jedoch nicht (unbedingt)!

Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Jun 10

Die EU Kommission wird zu Netzentgelten diese Monat Empfehlungen veröffentlichen. Wir haben die in einigen Ländern schon angewandte Methode der langfristigen Grenzkosten hier erläutert www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...

Netzentgelte: Langfristige Grenzkosten als Grundlage der Bepreisung Netzentgelte: Langfristige Grenzkosten als Grundlage der Bepreisung

Fluktuierende und dezentrale Energieerzeugung wie auch lokale und flexibler Stromverbrauch verursachen zunehmende Engpässe im deutschen Stromnetz. Diese Die Autoren erklären, wie man die Bewirtschaftu...

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Jun 10

Ich versuche einen differenzierten Blick: Gut, dass die BNetzA dies konsultiert, Stellungnahmen darf jeder einreichen. Einspeise-Entgelte zu diskutieren mit Blick auf mehr Zahler ist nicht hilfreich. Benötigt wird eine Methode der Netzentgelte.

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Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · Jun 2

Smart EV charging isn’t just a tech upgrade. It’s also a cost-saving, emissions-cutting tool that benefits drivers, grids and the planet.

Read our latest report on the subject, "How to unlock benefits from smart EV charging: Key lessons from a global study."

www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...

How to unlock benefits from smart EV charging: Key lessons from a global study

This global guide from RAP summarizes key insights from four case studies to estimate the benefits of smart EV charging.

www.raponline.org

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · May 28

The German grid fee debate is mostly about distributional effects while the problem is the missing cost reflexivity. The methodology to address an affordable grid infrastructure can supported by the long-run marginal cost pricing.

Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · May 27

A new paper by @regassistproj.bsky.social and Technische Hochschule Ingostadt looks at longterm marginal costs and how, together with price signals from the wholesale electricity market, they can benefit the overall system. (Paper in German.)

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Netzentgelte: Langfristige Grenzkosten als Grundlage der Bepreisung Netzentgelte: Langfristige Grenzkosten als Grundlage der Bepreisung

Fluktuierende und dezentrale Energieerzeugung wie auch lokale und flexibler Stromverbrauch verursachen zunehmende Engpässe im deutschen Stromnetz. Diese Die Autoren erklären, wie man die Bewirtschaftu...

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · May 5

Dynamische Netzentgelte müssen zur Grundlage werden, damit wir die bestehenden Netze optimal nutzen und somit unnötige Kosten für alle Netzkunden vermeiden können.

Tagesspiegel Background @tspbackground.bsky.social · May 5

Für ein effizientes #Stromsystem sind Änderungen an der #Entgelt-Logik unumgänglich, schreiben Anke Weidlich (Uni Freiburg) und @andreasjahn.bsky.social (RAP). #Netzentgelte sollten aus ihrer Sicht die tatsächlichen Grenzkosten widerspiegeln und effiziente #Preissignale senden 👉 lmy.de/jXGcL

Heutiger Standpunkt aus dem Politikfeld "Energie und Klima" mit dem Titel "Kostenwahrheit im Netz – hin zu dynamischen Netzentgelten" von Andreas Jahn (Regulatory Assistance Project) und Anke Weidlich (Universität Freiburg)

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Apr 29

Irgendwie scheint das politisch zu sein, inkl. der Modellierung www.linkedin.com/posts/georg-...

Bidding Zone Review: Some thoughts on why the redispatch costs in the… | Georg Thomaßen

Bidding Zone Review: Some thoughts on why the redispatch costs in the Status Quo scenario are so low – and therefore the cost savings in the DE5 case. The BZR estimated very low redispatch costs of 1...

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Regulatory Assistance Project @regassistproj.bsky.social · Apr 11

💡 New from RAP: “Why wait for the next energy crisis? Enjoy the benefits of flexibility today.”

The U.S. can take a cue from the EU, where recent policies have driven a 250% increase in residential smart tariffs.

Shawn Enterline, @vermontdcf.bsky.social and @jaapburger.eu explain:

bit.ly/3EjHMqu

Why wait for the next energy crisis? Enjoy the benefits of flexibility today

Europe has been paving the way to greater residential demand flexibility since 2018, and according to RAP’s recent survey, residential smart tariff

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Apr 7

Flexible Netzanschlussverträge wirken, zumindest in den Niederlanden. Wann ziehen die deutschen Netzbetreiber nach?

Jaap Burger @jaapburger.eu · Apr 7

The Dutch electricity grids seem to be half empty again today: TSO TenneT is making 9 GW of additional capacity available for non-firm connection agreements. This is huge: for comparison, the current peak demand on the Dutch grid is 19 GW.

www.tennet.eu/nl/nieuws/te...

Half-full / half-empty water glass, with a computer screen in the background showing a red-coloured map of the Netherlands: the grid operators' capacity map for new demand.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · Apr 3

FLEXIBILITY FOR ALL: Since Apr 1 2025, all distribution network operators in Germany are required to offer variable grid fees for controllable consumers (think heat pumps, EVs, batteries).

Animation illustrates this for a typical day.

Red: high tariffs
Blue: low tariffs

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ICCT Europe 🇪🇺 @iccteu.bsky.social · Mar 17

Electric vehicles can help power grids and save money in Europe. 🚗🔌 #SmartCharging

With the @regassistproj.bsky.social, we launched a new study on the cost savings of smart charging for power grids in Europe.

Here are our key findings 👇

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Andreas Jahn @andreasjahn.bsky.social · Mar 13

thedriven.io/2025/03/12/h...

How the world’s EV capital is reacting to Elon Musk’s meltdown

Norway led the world in demonstrating that beginning the shift from fossil to electric is possible - maybe it will lead the world in showing how you do it without enabling Elon Musk.

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Bram Claeys @bramclaeys.bsky.social · Mar 10

In @euractiv.com my colleague @andreasjahn.bsky.social warns: "In the long-term, the damage to prices will be much greater, because activating the coal reserves would unsettle investors and drive up cost of new power plants."

#stateaid

www.euractiv.com/section/eet/...

@nkurmayer.bsky.social
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