How can the recast Electricity Regulation set strong rules for the new 'EU DSO entity'?

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The document outlines recommendations for the governance of the proposed EU DSO entity, focusing on ensuring it acts as an independent expert body rather than a lobby for commercial interests. It advocates for a formal mandate to contribute to Energy Union climate and energy targets, similar to the obligations of ENTSO-E. To prevent industry capture, the brief recommends ring-fencing Board of Directors meetings from existing DSO associations and expanding the Strategic Advisory group to include a balanced range of stakeholders, including consumer and environmental organisations. It also emphasizes the need for detailed voting and composition rules to protect the representation of smaller DSOs.

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  • The EU DSO entity should be established as an independent expert body to prevent it from lobbying for its own interests while drafting regulations and guidelines.
  • The Electricity Regulation should include a formal mandate requiring the EU DSO entity to help achieve Energy Union climate and energy targets, mirroring the requirements placed on ENTSO-E under Article 25(2).
  • To ensure fair representation and prevent 'entity-capture' by larger operators, the co-legislators should maintain specific voting provisions and rules for the composition of the Board of Directors that protect smaller DSOs.
  • The Strategic Advisory group should be expanded beyond DSO associations and Member States to include a balanced range of stakeholders, such as traders, aggregators, industry associations, consumer associations, and environmental organisations.
  • Meetings of the Board of Directors should be strictly ring-fenced and not open to existing DSO associations as observers to prevent lobby interests from interfering with decision-making.

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ClientEarth (2018). How can the recast Electricity Regulation set strong rules for the new 'EU DSO entity'? https://www.clientearth.org/media/dxofrtij/how-can-the-recast-electricity-regulation-set-strong-rules-for-the-new-eu-dso-entity-ce-en.pdf
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ClientEarth. How can the recast Electricity Regulation set strong rules for the new 'EU DSO entity'? 2018. https://www.clientearth.org/media/dxofrtij/how-can-the-recast-electricity-regulation-set-strong-rules-for-the-new-eu-dso-entity-ce-en.pdf.
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@techreport{clientearth2018how, author = {{ClientEarth}}, title = {{How can the recast Electricity Regulation set strong rules for the new 'EU DSO entity'?}}, institution = {ClientEarth}, year = {2018}, month = nov, url = {https://www.clientearth.org/media/dxofrtij/how-can-the-recast-electricity-regulation-set-strong-rules-for-the-new-eu-dso-entity-ce-en.pdf}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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