Article 6 designates the electricity cybersecurity competent authority (ECCA) for each Member State, which may be the NIS2 competent authority or a separate sector-specific authority. The ECCA must: (a) supervise implementation of NCCS within its jurisdiction; (b) coordinate with NIS2 + CER Directive competent authorities; (c) participate in cross-border supervisory cooperation under Article 19; (d) impose proportionate measures + penalties under national transposition. Article 7 establishes the European Electricity Cybersecurity Coordination Group (EECCG) - a multi-stakeholder cooperation body coordinating ENTSO-E + EU DSO Entity + Member State competent authorities + ACER + ENISA + the Commission. The EECCG meets at least 4 times per year + supervises the Article 8 joint methodology + reviews the Article 17 Union-wide cybersecurity risk assessment + provides recommendations to ACER + the Commission.
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