REMIT
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Spanish regulator fines Enet Energy €1m for gas market manipulation attempt
CNMC reminds us that even an attempt to manipulate is a breach of REMIT. We compare the case with recent fines and look at ACER guidance on market manipulation.
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ACER’s Q2 2025 REMIT Quarterly: Key takeaways for compliance professionals
Ongoing regulatory scrutiny, new transparency tools, and a continued focus on improving surveillance and reporting standards.
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ACER highlights improvements needed in energy market surveillance under REMIT
Reports focus on PPATs’ readiness to identify suspicious activities and examine how NRAs analyze STORs.
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ACER updates REMIT Q&As to reflect regulatory revisions
Notable changes include: new obligations for third-country market participants; order book reporting by organised marketplaces; and expansion of REMIT’s scope.
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Energi Danmark fined for manipulating the Nordic electricity market
Energi Danmark A/S has agreed to pay a fine of DKr 380,000 for violating a ban on market manipulation under REMIT.
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Equinor and Danske Commodities fined €12m for gas market manipulation
The firms were sanctioned for breach of European regulation on wholesale energy market integrity and transparency – REMIT.
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Gesternova S.A. fined €6m and Axpo Iberia fined €1.5m for electricity market manipulation
The Spanish energy regulator found that the companies had manipulated the market by giving false or misleading statements aka “quote stuffing”.
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Spotlight on new reporting obligations for energy markets participants
The next set of REMIT obligations include the monitoring and reporting of suspicious transactions or order reports.