Project partners
| Oeko-Institut – Institute for Applied Ecology | Germany |
| Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) | Netherlands |
| Pure Energi | United Kingdom |
| Austrian Energy Agency | Austria |
| IT Power Ltd | United Kingdom |
| Observatoire des énergies renouvelables (ObservER) | France |
| Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) | Lithuania |
| Büro für Energiewirtschaft und technische Planung GmbH (BET) | Germany |
| Energy Control GmbH (E-Control) | Austria |
| Gestore dei Servizi Elettrici (GSE) Italy | Italy |
| Agence de l'Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l'Energie (Ademe) | France |
| Eawag/Cirus – Centre for innovation research in the utility sector | Switzerland |
Advisory Group
An Advisory Group has been set up for the E-TRACK Project, which includes key European stakeholder organisations and the European Commission. The task of the Advisory Group is to give advice to the project team based on presentations of interim results from individual work packages and by commenting on draft deliverables. However, the members of the Advisory Group do not take on any responsibility for the results of the project. Such responsibility lies with the project team alone.
The Advisory Group comprises representatives from the following organisations:
- European Commission, DG TREN
- Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB)
- COGEN Europe - The European Association for the Promotion of Cogeneration
- Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER)
- Eurelectric – Union of the Electricity Industry
- European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET)
- European Renewable Energies Federation (EREF)
- European Transmission System Operators (ETSO)
- RECS International
- WWF European Policy Office
Consultation partners
The E-TRACK Project includes constant
consultation with national and Europe-wide consultations with stakeholders,
including government,
industry, consumer and environmental groups. Some stakeholders
have indicated their
willingness to be a significant part of the project and contribute
to the research without being a project partner.
Three rounds of consultation workshops in participating countries
are organised to structure these discussions and open to the widest
possible
stakeholder group. If you want to get involved with these consultations,
please contact your country co-ordinator (see below).
These consultations will aid the project partners to better structure
the project and tailor the outcomes of the project with the aim to
best suit all stakeholders and maximise the ease and usefulness of
Europe-wide
electricity tracking. However, the responsibility for the results
is that of the project partners; any errors or wishful thinking can
not
be attributed to the consultation partners.
| National workshop | Invited non-participating countries | Country co-ordinator |
| Austria | Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia | Austrian Energy Agency Herbert.ritter@energyagency.at |
| France | Spain, Portugal | |
| Germany | Czech Republic | Oeko c.timpe@oeko.de |
| Italy | Cyprus, Malta, Greece | Gestore dei Servizi Elettrici (GSE) Italy natascia.falcucci@grtn.it |
| Lithuania | Estonia, Latvia | LEI inga@mail.lei.lt |
| Netherlands | Belgium, Luxembourg | ECN tendonkelaar@ecn.nl |
| Poland | to be decided | |
| Switzerland | Eawag/Cirus jochen.markard@eawag.ch |
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| United Kingdom | Ireland | IT Power mark.draeck@itpower.co.uk |
| Nordic | Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway | Oeko c.timpe@oeko.de |
| Accession countries | Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania | Oeko c.timpe@oeko.de |
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