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The liberalization of the electricity sector establishes the separation of basic functions of electricity generation, transmission, distribution and supply (or retailing). However, while in the generation and supply functions a potential for competition exists, in the transmission and distribution networks, their natural monopoly nature requires regulation to induce optimal price and quality of service [1]-[3].

Impact of Techno-economic Context on the Continuity of Supply of the European Distribution Networks