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Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU
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Report summary
Despite the potential benefits of market integration, government intervention still holds back full retail and wholesale liberalisation across the EU.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
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Introduction
- Table 1: Objectives and milestones of EU liberalisation
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The development of wholesale markets
- Chart 2: Gross churn ratios* of spot markets (2012)
- Table 3: HHI* market concentration matrix for generation and retail in EU member states (2012)
- Chart 4: Price convergence, day-ahead base load differentials - Iberia v. NW Europe
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Establishing retail markets
- Chart 5: Full market opening by year
- Proactive markets
- Chart 6: EU retail switching rates 2009-2011, sorted by 2011
- Pushed markets
- Hurdles to retail liberalisation
- Conclusions
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Introduction
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Table 1
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Image 1
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Table 2
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Image 2
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Image 3
- Barriers remain to power market liberalisation in the EU: Image 4
- Chart 7: Household to industry price ratios (2012)
- Chart 8: Free market share, overall consumption (2011)
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