The purpose of this audit is to provide an objective and independent assessment of: - The reliability, fairness and appropriateness of the financial statements and of the related management representations, including the actual expenditure incurred and the revenue received by the Energy Community for the financial years 2022-2025 , in particular as regards their conformity with the applicable legal and financial framework of the Energy Community; and - The use of Energy Community funds provided by the Parties to the Treaty, in conformity with the applicable rules and procedures. - The adequacy, effectiveness and efficiency of the internal control system and the correct allocation of expenditure between ordinary and extraordinary budget.
Technical support to the Energy Community and its Secretariat to assess the candidate Projects of Energy Community Interest in electricity, smart gas grids, hydrogen, electrolysers, and carbon dioxide transport and storage, in line with the EU Regulation 2022/86
The primary objective of this assignment is to support the Energy Community Secretariat in the implementation of the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. This Fund is dedicated to procuring and delivering essential support to eligible recipients in Ukraine, with the overarching goal of ensuring the continued operation of Ukraine's energy system.
The objective of the study is to provide transmission system operators (TSOs), NRAs and Ministries in charge of energy with an in-depth understanding of the legal and regulatory framework governing the implementation of the 70% target and to offer technically and economically optimal ways to satisfy this requirement in the Energy Community Contracting Parties. The study shall provide support to the TSOs and NRAs in the EnC CPs in their future activities associated with the 70 % target fulfilment, especially related to the calculation of 70 % target fulfilment, the monitoring process, identification of structural congestions in their power transmission networks and preparation of the action plans needed for possible derogation decisions.
After over 15 years of membership in the Energy Community, the Contracting Parties known as the Western Balkan 6 (WB6 ) have come to a decisive point in their energy sector development. Even more than for the rest of Europe, they face serious challenges. But they also display opportunities. The purpose of the consultancy sought by the present Terms of Reference is to conceptualize a regional approach to the energy transition which supports the Western Balkan 6 in responding to the challenges by using their strengths, assets and opportunities in the most efficient manner.
The content of the service is: 1. the operation (incl. hosting) of the Magnolia website, including the transition of the website, as well as 2. the integration of an event invitation tool in the Magnolia website of EnC.
Within the scope of this Request for Offers, the Secretariat is looking for qualified service provider capable of providing the Secretariat with services related to support and maintenance of the Secretariat’s website. The Secretariat is looking for a website management partner that can not only supply and support Secretariat’s website development and maintenance but that will also add value through proactive recommendations and enhancements that will support organization’s communication and visibility strategy.
The objective of the Project is to support a number of interested Contracting Parties, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo*, North Macedonia, Moldova, Ukraine and potentially Montenegro to put in place electronic system for GOs to manage the issuance, transfer and cancellation of GOs in line with the RES Directive and REDII.
Through a Service Level Agreement, the Energy Community shall select a service provider to support its IT infrastructure on hardware and server level. The internal IT infrastructure service defined in the procurement document is to be provided and supported by the tenderer.
The objective of this study is to comprehensively assess flexibility needs and solutions in the power systems of the Energy Community Contracting Parties, and to propose solutions that will facilitate renewable energy sources integration and transition to the carbon-neutral energy sector in different scenarios for the Energy Community Contracting Parties in a cost-efficient and secure way. The term “flexibility” in this context means the ability of all power system resources/facilities, including generation, storage, interconnectors, and demand-response, to adjust the electricity output and consumption to maintain nominal frequency at all times.