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 The energy system is undergoing rapid transformation driven by digitalisation, decarbonisation, and the proliferation of distributed resources. Regulatory frameworks, designed for a different system architecture, often constitute barriers to new technologies and business models before sufficient evidence exists to regulate them fully. Regulatory experimentation tools, of which sandboxes are the most widely used, offer a structured way to generate that evidence in real-world conditions while maintaining consumer and system protection. The energy system is undergoing rapid transformation driven by digitalisation, decarbonisation, and the proliferation of distributed resources. Regulatory frameworks, designed for a different system architecture, often constitute barriers to new technologies and business models before sufficient evidence exists to regulate them fully. Regulatory experimentation tools, of which sandboxes are the most widely used, offer a structured way to generate that evidence in real-world conditions while maintaining consumer and system protection.
  
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-To keep pace with innovation, regulation needs to learn from experimentation. Sandboxes are one answer to this challenge. 
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-| **Figure 1: What comes to mind? Regulatory sandboxes are not about child's play; they represent controlled environments for testing innovations under supervision with bounded risk.** | **Figure 2: Green soldier in the sandbox. The "sandbox" metaphor originates from military and operational contexts refering to a contained, supervised arena for simulation, rehearsal, and safe deployment of strategies.** |+| **Figure 1: What comes to mind? Regulatory sandboxes are not about child's play; they represent controlled environments for testing innovations under supervision with bounded risk.** | **Figure 2: Green soldier in the sandbox. The "sandbox" metaphor originates from military, referring to an environment for simulation of strategies and anticipation of possible interactions between different strategies and contexts, and observation of possible outcomes.** |
  
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 +To keep pace with innovation, regulation needs to learn from experimentation. Sandboxes are one answer to this challenge.
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