CoR - Belgium Energy

Central

The central government is responsible for:

Nuclear energy;
Federal equipment plans for electricity;
Major energy storage infrastructure, and
The transport and production of energy, and prices.
Security of supply
National indicative investment plans for gas and electricity (in collaboration with
The CREG, the federal regulator)
Nuclear fuel cycles and related research and development (R&D) programmes.
Large stockholding installations for oil
Production and transmission/transport of energy (including electricity grid >70 kV),
Including large storage infrastructure
Transport tariffs and prices
Product norms
Offshore wind energy.

Regional

Regional authorities are responsible for:

Local transport and distribution of electricity;
The public distribution of gas;
The rational use of energy, and
Distribution tariffs (gas and electricity) will be transferred from the federal to the regional level (except tariffs of the transmission system operators).
Regulation of gas and electricity retail markets
Distribution and transmission of electricity (electricity grid <70 kV)
Distribution of natural gas
Distribution tariffs
District heating equipment and networks
Renewable sources of energy (except offshore wind energy)
Recovery of waste energy from industry or other uses
Promotion of the efficient use of energy
Energy R&D (except nuclear)
Use of firedamp (coal-bed methane) and blast furnace gas.

Local 

Provinces/Municipalities

Local authorities are responsible for: