ANRE will participate for the first time in the World Forum on Energy Regulation

A delegation of the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) is paying a work visit to Washington, where it will participate during October 9-11 in the World Forum on Energy Regulation III. The Moldovan national energy regulation authority was invited for the first time to participate in the forum. The agenda of the meeting includes such themes as economic regulation, regulation across international borders and regional market development, regulatory independence, consumer protection and quality of supply, benchmarking and monitoring - tools for effective energy sector development, environmental issues and others. The program will include plenary and parallel sessions, and roundtable discussions. The format of the Forum will facilitate the active involvement of all participants, including of the representatives of ANRE, to promote the exchange of information and best practices while building a truly global energy and regulatory network. In addition to the formal sessions, there will be opportunities for informal networking, discussions, and unique social events. 111 countries of the world are present at this event hosted by the National Authority of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from the USA (NARUC). NARUC is a non-profit organization founded in 1889. NARUC's mission is to serve the public interest by improving the quality and effectiveness of public utility regulation. In 2000, it organized the first World Forum on Energy Regulation, and in 2003 the 2nd one was organized. These reunions aim to assist the experience exchange in the field and to contribute at improving the regulatory process of the energetic field in the world.