The ongoing Electricity Market Design reform comes at a point where we see an urgent need for a significant roll-out of renewable and low-carbon technologies, and greater investment in the distribution system which supports them, to meet the ambitious decarbonisation targets needed for the energy transition. Visibility on and stability of the regulatory environment are key prerequisites for these investments to take place. At the same time, the European electricity market's robust performance in maintaining competition despite high energy prices, its vital role in averting a more severe crisis, bolstered by cross-border trading that ensured European solidarity and security of supply, must be recognised and preserved. In view of the trilogue negotiations, find below Eurelectric’s recommendations to secure a deal aiming at protecting consumers from the volatility of short-term markets, solidifying a reliable investment framework, strengthening the effectiveness of power markets, and shoring up adequacy needs to maintain security of supply.