Standard fact sheet about the Energy Community. Composed of one double-sided A4, the sheet sums up the tasks, aims and structures of the organisation. The version on-line dates from 1 May 2010.

A complementary fact sheet on the Energy Community Regulatory Board, ECRB. Designed in a double sided flyer format, the sheet describes composition, tasks and activities of the ECRB. The latest version is available on-line as of Feb 2010.

On the occasion of the Dec 2008 Ministerial Council, the Secretariat presented the first edition of the Energy Community Legal Framework. The publication consists of three parts. Whilst the Part I replicates the Treaty establishing the Energy Community, the Part II provides a complete list of the Energy Community acquis communautaire. The Part III displays a selection of the Energy Community secondary legislation.

The Legal Framework publication has been compiled by the Secretariat for reference purposes only and is not authentic.

Mr. Andris Piebalgs, Member of the EC in charge of Energy, gave an opening speech on the occassion of signing the Treaty establishing Energy Community in Athens, Greece on 25 October 2005.

Mr. Erhard Busek, Special Co-ordinator for the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe, spoke about the modus operandi of Energy Community at the Energy Investment Round Table in Munich, Germany on 8 May 2006. 

Mr. Slavtcho Neykov, Director of Energy Community Secretariat, adressed the Parliamentary Conference in Sofia, Bulgaria on 24-26 May 2007.  The Treaty establishing Energy Community is at the centre of the focus.

On 15 May 2009, Mrs. Dr. Meglena Kuneva, EU Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, gave a lecture at the Energy Community Secretariat. As for her, “the ultimate indicator of success for the Energy Community project will be to make energy markets work better for consumers.”

Ukraine and Moldova to accede to the Energy Community upon amendments of their gas laws, Reference: IP/09/1974

European Commission opens negotiations with Turkey upon accession to the Energy Community,  Reference: IP/09/1299

Gas Coordination Group: supplies in South Eastern Europe under control after gas pipeline explosion, Reference: IP/09/533

The Gas Coordination Group evaluates the current gas crisis and confirms measures to assist countries in need , Reference: IP/09/30

Commission opens negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova upon accession to the Energy Community, Reference: IP/08/1783

Ministerial Council of the Energy Community pushes further integration of electricity markets, Reference: IP/08/1051

Energy Community’s Ministerial Council Meeting, Reference: IP/07/980

 The Commission promotes the social dimension of the Energy Community, Reference: IP/07/1559

Energy Community Meeting: Ministers agree on concrete measures for the development of the energy market , Reference: IP/06/1580

Moldova, Norway, Turkey and Ukraine join the Energy Community as Observers, Reference: IP/06/1579

The EU and South East Europe sign a historic treaty to boost energy integration, Reference: IP/05/1346

An integrated market for electricity and gas across 34 European Countries, Reference: MEMO/05/397