More informationsĬRE provides answers to frequently asked questions.ĭownload the answers to frequently asked questions (in French) : Réponses aux questions les plus fréquentesĬRE is responsible for monitoring the projets. It is possible to modify your application online until this date. CRE services will be available to discuss with the project leaders during the window. Project leaders must submit their applications by 14st of January 2022. The CRE has drafted a guide to apply for the regulatory sandbox: download the regulatory sandbox guide (in french) : guide du dispositif d’expérimentationĬRE will open a second application window 15th of September 2021.
This deliberation has been modified in 2022 to announce that demands will be instructed as they come. This deliberation describes the application procedure and the follow-up of the experimental projects for which CRE has given its approval.Ĭonsult the deliberation of June 2020 concerning the implementation of the regulatory sandbox (in french) : délibération portant décision sur la mise en œuvre du dispositif d’expérimentation In 2020, CRE published a decision on the implementation of the regulatory sandbox. The CRE has drafted a guide to apply for the regulatory sandbox: download the regulatory sandbox guide (in french) : guide du dispositif d’expérimentation Framework of the regulatory sandbox This new system provides a legal framework adapted to projects that allow testing of innovations that would ultimately require changes to the applicable regulatory and legislative framework. This regulatory sandbox allows the CRE to grant exemptions to the conditions of access to and use of networks and facilities for the experimental deployment of innovative technologies or services in favour of the energy transition and smart grids and infrastructures. The law of November 8th, 2019, on energy and climate, known as the "Energy-Climate Law", introduced a “regulatory sandbox” in the energy sector. It is essential that the regulatory framework evolves to support these changes in the energy sector. At the same time, the development of new uses such as electric vehicles or self-consumption requires more intelligent and flexible networks.
The often-intermittent nature of these renewable energies means that the electricity system must be made more flexible, to always ensure the right balance between supply and demand. The achievement of global objectives to reduce CO2 emissions requires a massive development of electricity production from renewable energies. Back Energetic transition and technologic innovation.Energetic transition and technologic innovation.
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