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Joint Energy Association Group’s call for swift adoption of EMIR 3 revised clearing threshold calculation methodology

17 January 2024

On behalf of the Joint Energy Associations Group (JEAG)

JEAG, composed of BDEW, EFET, Eurelectric, Eurogas, and IOGP, supports the changes proposed by all three EU co-legislators regarding the EMIR 3 proposal. These changes appropriately address the challenges faced by energy market participants during the 2022 energy crisis, ensuring a secure, affordable, and sustainable energy supply, and will contribute to fostering transparent and safe European financial markets.

Key points:

  • We fully support the proposals of all three EU co-legislators to install a new calculation methodology for the clearing threshold for non-financial counterparties (NFCs). We urge its immediate application without any delay as this is essential to develop competitive and liquid energy markets and support the energy transition.
  • We fully support the further changes proposed by all three EU co-legislators relevant to NFCs, particularly to guarantee the transparency of margin calls, the use of uncollateralised bank guarantees as eligible collateral, and the direct access of NFCs to central clearing.
  • We welcome the retention of the exemption for NFCs from intra-group reporting as proposed by the European Parliament and the Council.

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