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 Regulatory sandboxes provide a controlled, time-limited space in which innovators can test new products, services, or approaches with reduced regulatory requirements, while regulators observe and gather evidence to inform future frameworks.
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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.
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-Regulation that cannot learn from experimentation cannot keep pace with innovation. Sandboxes are one answer to that problem.
+To keep up pace with innovation, regulation needs to learn from experimentation.
+Sandboxes are one answer to this challenge.
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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.
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