EU energy firms brace for Remit reporting woes

Market participants expect ‘teething problems’ as Remit trade reporting begins on October 7, while regulators offer sympathy and suggest they will go easy to enforcement

Energy Risk special report - Reporting
Vast amounts of trade data are set to be reported under Remit

Both energy companies and regulators expect a bumpy ride as a new mandatory trade reporting regime begins today (October 7) under the European Regulation on Wholesale Energy Market Integrity and Transparency (Remit). Fortunately for market participants, regulators in countries such as the UK and Germany appear inclined to take a lenient approach to enforcement of Remit's reporting mandate in the early days, given the difficulties of getting the new regime up and running.

Under Remit, firms must

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