The European regulatory context for spectrum

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The European regulatory context for spectrum management Implications for energy efficiency Peter Faris Spectrum management, regulation and standardization for Energy Efficiency in Future Networks PAINLESS-TeamUp5G Winter School 1 December

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The European regulatory context for spectrum management
Implications for energy efficiency Peter Faris Spectrum management, regulation and standardization for Energy Efficiency in Future Networks
PAINLESS-TeamUp5G Winter School – 1 December 2021<br>
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CEPT: European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations CEPT: Organisation of regulators and policy makers from 48 European countries
ECC: Electronic Communications Committee – main body with responsibility for spectrum and telecommunications
ECO: European Communications Office – CEPT Permanent Office EU Member States – blue
Other CEPT members - green<br>
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ECC: Electronic Communications Committee Primary objective is to harmonise the efficient use of the radio spectrum, satellite orbits and numbering resources across Europe
Reduce spectrum scarcity and improve sharing and access to spectrum to enable the introduction of new technologies, whilst protecting existing ones
Develop common policies and regulations in electronic communications and related applications for Europe
Provide the focal point for information on spectrum use in Europe (EFIS, ECODocDB, etc.)
Active in representing European interests in the ITU and other international organisations
Applies expertise in partnership with all stakeholders, the European Commission and ETSI to facilitate the delivery of technologies and services for the benefit of society<br>