A CCP research strand investigating reform in the context of South East Europe energy policy has recently culminated in the publication of a special issue of Utilities Policy (17(1), March 2009).  Some of the articles were released as CCP Working Papers, which can be found below.  Those involved in the research continue to be in contact with regulators and academics in the region and would be interested in receiving comments on their papers.

Organisation and Reforms of the Electricity Sector in Slovenia Nevenka Hrovatin, Jelena Zoric and Russell Pittman, October 2007 CCP Working Paper 08-13

Electricity Reform in Serbia Sandra Jednak, Dragana Kragulj, Milica Bulajic and Russell Pittman, September 2007CCP Working Paper 08-12

Electricity Reform in Romania Oana Diaconu, Gheorghe Oprescu and Russell Pittman, October 2007CCP Working Paper 08-11

Poverty and Environmental Impacts of Electricity Price Reforms in Montenegro Patricia Silva, Irina Klytchnikova and Dragana Radevic, October 2007CCP Working Paper 08-10

Electricity Sector Reform in Greece Ekaterini Iliadou, November 2007CCP Working Paper 08-9

Bulgarian Electricity Market Restructuring Peter Ganev, October 2007CCP Working Paper 08-8

The Impact of Electricity Market Reform on Consumers Catherine Waddams Price and Khac Pham, August 2007CCP Working Paper 08-7

Electrifying Integration: Electricity Production and the South East Europe Regional Energy Market Elizabeth Hooper and Andrei Medvedev, January 2008CCP Working Paper 08-6

Evaluating the Evidence on Electricity Reform: Lessons for the South East Europe (SEE) Market Michael Pollitt, September 2007CCP Working Paper 08-5

The Energy Community of South East Europe: Challenges of, and Obstacles to, Europeanisation Laura Deitz, Lindsay Stirton and Kathryn Wright, November 2007CCP Working Paper 08-4