My policy and practitioners’ brief explains cost allocation principles that guide well calibrated tariff setting in a regulated environment. See full brief in the link here linkedin.com/posts/twesigye-…

What if African Regulators in consonance with #Energy #Transition/ #Decarbonisation goals worked to harmonise Regulatory Governance, Substance and Impact tools and frameworks! Navigating the future of Energy #Regulation in Africa is critical to the sector’s viability and sustainability. It was a pleasure last week, facilitating an induction and dissemination workshop of 12 African Regulators CEOs and their deputies (Uganda, Kenya, Namibia, Tanzania, Ghana, South Africa, Egypt, Mozambique, Zambia, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Cameroon in discussing the implementation and impacts of the Peer Review and Learning Network with colleagues from the @PowerFuturesLab and with support from @GET_transform The sessions also explored and sought to understand how #electricity network regulation might be better adapted to the uncertainity challenges emerging from the energy transition and fast paced #power #markets #reforms! Exploring Dynamic, Responsive and Adaprive regulatory approaches will be useful in maximizing benefits and opportunities of the innovations, #renewable power #investments and disruptive changes in the power sector!