Read more about the competition area. Decisions and judgements. State aid. International co-operation. Rules and regulation. Complaints and the Leniency Programme.
Public tender rules ensure that private companies have equal access to public tenders and that public entities buy efficiently.
Read about how The Danish Energy Regulatory Authority (DERA) supervises the monopoly companies in the Danish energy sector. The companies in question are involved in the distribution of electricity, natural gas and district heating.
Read about the Danish Competition Authority's vision, mission and company values. Organization and working areas.
Energy
The Danish Energy Regulatory Authority (DERA) is the supervisory body and board of appeal of the energy sector. The Authority was set up as part of the liberalisation and legal reformation of the Danish electricity sector and commenced its activities on 1 January 2000.
DERA has the services of a secretariat staffed by employees who are made available by the Danish Competition Authority, and who work solely for DERA. DERA publishes its own, more extensive annual report, which is available from the DERA secretariat.Energitilsynet