On this page we inform you about news at ACER REMIT, explain the most important terms and answer questions about the ACER REMIT Reporting Directive.

REMIT Reporting Update: Key Takeaways from ACER’s Webinar of 5 November 2026

TRUM 8.0, stricter validation, new correction deadlines and the second reporting wave: what market participants need to know and when

VATE Switzerland: Reporting Obligations and Deadlines from 2027

The VATE provides further details on the Swiss BATE. Find out who is required to report, what deadlines and transitional rules are in place.

Release 2.0 — Connect Your Systems to the Inside Information Platform (IIP) 

A new REST API and updated REMIT schemas bring faster, automated inside-information workflows.

ACER Webinars in 2026

11.06.2026 ACER and European Commission workshop: Advancing REMIT implementation and energy market surveillance

15.04.2026 – ACER Open Letter (REMIT 2)

ACER’s recent Open Letter on Regulation (EU) 2026/256 clarifies critical updates to REMIT data reporting obligations.

30.03.2026 – ACER updates REMIT guidance on inside information reporting

ACER updates REMIT guidance on inside information reporting, introducing new requirements for UMMs, EIC codes, and data quality.

26.03.2026 – Joint AEMP-OMP-RRM Webinar on Data Reporting

Summary of the joint ACER webinar held on 26 March 2026, covering current state and upcoming changes in transaction and fundamental data reporting under the revised REMIT framework.

15.01.2026 – ACER REMIT Quarterly Update (Q4 2025)

The latest ACER REMIT Quarterly Report provides important updates on the REMIT framework, market monitoring activities and upcoming regulatory developments in the EU energy market.

30.01.2026 – Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/256

The Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/256 sets rules for the provision of data to ACER regarding wholesale energy market transactions.

31.10.2025 – ACER REMIT: Analysis of Quantity Information Reporting Proposals

ACER (Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators) has identified persistent data quality issues in reporting for partially matched orders (PMA – Partially Matched Orders) under REMIT (Regulation on Energy Market Integrity and Transparency) regulation.