Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER)

The Council of European Energy Regulators is the voice of Europes national energy regulatory authorities (NRAs). Its Members and Observers, from 39 European countries, are the independent statutory bodies responsible for energy regulation at national level. CEER Members: The energy NRAs of the EU-27, Iceland, Norway and the UK. CEER Observers: The energy NRAs of Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Moldova, North Macedonia, Serbia and Albania. CEER: - serves as a platform for cooperation, information exchange and assistance between energy national regulatory authorities (NRAs) and is their interface at European level with the EU Institutions; - develops best practice energy regulation and supports Europes energy NRAs in their daily work. NRAs have an obligation to work in the public interest, maintaining their independence and overseeing energy markets for the benefit of consumers; - Members and Observers collaborate on energy regulation issues, inc...