Blog Category: Consumers, trust and market legitimacy

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Consumers, trust and market legitimacy

Advancing Trust and Justice in the Energy Sector: The Imperative Role of Alternative Dispute Resolution and Energy Ombudsmen in the Ongoing Electricity Market Design Discussions

The ongoing discussions surrounding electricity market design in the European Union present a unique opportunity to enhance the integrity, fairness, and transparency of our energy systems. As we strive to build a sustainable and consumer-centric energy future, it is crucial to strengthen the foundations of trust. To achieve this, comprehensive and future-proof Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) systems, both online and offline, are of paramount importance.

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Marine Cornelis FEL2050 Foro Español de Energía Limpia
Consumers, trust and market legitimacy

FEL2050 Foro Español de Energía Limpia

Energy is an ecosystem where everyone plays a specific role in maintaining balance, like these giraffes in the savannah. Energy is more than a technical issue. It is a legal, commercial, cultural, and weather forecasting issue. It is deeply political.

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Consumers, trust and market legitimacy

Heating oil in the USA

How do we reconcile social, economic and environmental issues in the context of the US heating oil industry? Listen to this episode with Tom Butcher from NORA

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Consumers, trust and market legitimacy

Energ’Ethic Heating oil in the USA – Thomas Butcher, NORA

The US and EU energy landscapes still look very different. The US grid remains highly dependent on fossil fuels, with more than 60% of electricity generation coming from coal, gas or petroleum products. Besides, 5 million people still use liquid fuels…

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