A no-deal Brexit would leave UK-based firms excluded from key EU electricity market integration projects, the EuropeanrnCommission has warned with just ten months to go before the UK stops being an EU country on March 30, 2019.rnUK-based firms face missing out on the efficiency gains expected to come from taking part in the planned EU platforms forrnforward power capacity allocation and balancing markets, for example, as these are being set up under the EU’s networkrncodes and guidelines which help govern the EU’s internal energy market.rnThey would also be excluded from the EU’s day-ahead and intraday market coupling initiatives, which are intended to makerncross-border trading more efficient. These are governed by a binding EU guideline and so restricted to EU-basedrncompanies.
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