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Decentralised Generation and the Internal Energy MarketPublished on 17-11-2005

As a decentralised power production technique, cogeneration helps limiting the investments for electricity network reinforcements. It thus represents a cornerstone of an energy system less costly for the European society as a whole. Another crucial issue related to this subject is the conditions of grid access for cogeneration plant operators. COGEN Europe urges the European Institutions to put a stop to discriminatory and anti-competitive behaviour.

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