Giga Adamia, Managing Partner of TB Legal and PhD in Law, was named Co-Course Director of the Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER) training programme “Introduction to Energy Regulation: Modules I & II.”
The course, delivered through the CEER Training Academy in Brussels on 20–23 May 2025, focused on the EU energy regulatory framework, energy policy, and the regulation of European electricity and gas markets.
According to the official CEER programme, Giga Adamia served as Co-Course Director of the training programme.
I. Two Modules on European Energy Regulation
The programme consisted of two principal modules:
- Module I – Introduction to EU Energy Regulatory Framework and Policy – covering the foundations of EU energy policy, the regulatory framework, the role of relevant institutions, and the legal and economic principles underpinning energy markets;
- Module II – Introduction to European Electricity and Gas Market Regulation – focusing on the regulation of European electricity and gas markets, the functioning of energy markets and networks, and the regulation of monopoly activities in the energy sector.
The programme also addressed the interaction between energy and competition policy, retail energy markets, consumer protection, and the continuing development of European energy markets.
II. International Engagement in Energy Regulation
Participation in the CEER programme as Co-Course Director forms part of Giga Adamia’s broader professional and academic work in energy law and regulation.
His work includes research into the legal and regulatory framework governing energy markets, EU energy regulation, and the interaction between sector-specific regulation and competition law.
This area of work is also connected with his international experience with the Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) and his academic activities at the Caucasus University School of Law.
His involvement in the CEER international training programme further expands his professional engagement with European energy regulation and regulated energy markets.
