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Licensing topics for market participation. Official requirements stay with the regulator.
Licensing in the Electricity Sector
Licenses from ERE decide who may generate, supply, trade, operate networks or aggregate. ALPEX membership is a separate exchange process.
Source: ERE · 2026-06-18
licensing · ERE · participation
Read moreLicensing and market access
ERE licensing and ALPEX membership are different doors. A desk cannot nominate for an entity that is not allowed on the market, and exchange access does not replace a sector license.
Source: ERE / ALPEX · 2026-06-18
licensing · ERE · ALPEX · participation
Read moreERE regulation, closed distribution systems (2017)
ERE regulation on how a distribution system is classified as closed. Official Albanian text, approved 27 July 2017. This is about a private industrial or commercial grid, not about ALPEX day-ahead trading.
Source: ERE · 2017-07-27
ERE · closed distribution · licensing · OSHEE
Read moreERE regulation, end-customer supply conditions (2017)
ERE regulation on the general conditions of electricity supply for end customers. Official Albanian text, approved 18 December 2017. This is the retail supply contract layer, not ALPEX day-ahead trading.
Source: ERE · 2017-12-18
ERE · supply · end customer · billing
Read moreDistribution Code (ERE 100/26.08.2008)
ERE Distribution Code for how the DSO plans, operates and connects users on the distribution system. Official Albanian text, approved 26 August 2008. This is the public distribution grid code, not ALPEX.
Source: ERE · 2008-08-26
ERE · OSSH · distribution · grid code
Read moreEnd customer and market participant
An end customer buys electricity for own use under the 2017 supply regulation. A market participant holds a license, a BRP duty and, if they trade, ALPEX membership. TradingDesk users can sit in either seat.
Source: ERE · 2017-12-18
end customer · supply · BRP · ALPEX
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