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Railways - between sector specific and competition regulation
3rd ERailTRF (European Rail Transport Regulation Forum)
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Florence, 5 December 2011
San Domenico di Fiesole
Florence, Italy
Following previous discussion events on rail transport, we are now debating scope and frontier of sector specific and competition regulation in railways.
The discussion will be kicked-off with the following points:
- Is there any room for competition regulation in the railway sector?
- What should fall into competition regulation? What into sector specific regulation?
- What problems can arise from the unclear delimitation between competition regulation and sector specific regulation?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of competition and of sector specific regulation respectively? Advantages and disadvantages for whom?
- How do competition and sector specific regulation relate to the overall performance of a national railway system?
Keeping to one of FSR's guiding principles, namely stakeholder involvement, this Forum will feature presentations from the representatives of the European Commission, Ministries, regulators, operators, international associations of stakeholders and academics.
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Matthias Finger, Professor, Director of FSR-T and of the Chair of Management of Network Industries, EPFL
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: issued and introduction to the forum
| Wouter Devroe, Faculty of Law, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Sectoral regulation and competition law: theory and practice |
Thomas Kaufmann, DG MOVE, European Commission
Railways – between Sector specific and Competition Regulation - A view from DG MOVE | Giorgio Monti, RSCAS and Department of Law, EUI, Italy
A comparison with the energy and telecommunication sectors in the UK |
Christian Dobler, Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, Germany
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: a view from a Ministry
| Ana Malheiro, European Rail Infrastructure Managers (EIM)
Railways – between sector specific and competition regulation: views form Independent Infrastructure Managers |
Erik Staebe, Deutsche Bahn, Germany
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: a view from Deutsche Bahn
| Göran Karreskog, Konkurrensverket, Sweden
Railways–between sector specific and competition regulation |
Edward Christie, Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER)
Regulatory needs of the railway sector | Kern Markus
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: A view from SBB
Markus Kern, Schweizerische Budnesbahn (SBB)
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Jochen Meulman
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: A view from the Dutch regulation authority (NMA)
Markus Kern, Netherlands Competition Authority (NMA)
| Karsten Otte, Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA)
Railways – between sector specific
and competition regulation: A view from the German regulation authority (BNetzA)
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