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PT1_54
Last update: 16-03-2026
Rev. ECC Recommendation Review and revision, as appropriate, of ECC Recommendation (11)05 on cross-border for Mobile/Fixed Communications Networks (MFCN) in the frequency band 2500-2690 MHz
Review and revise, as appropriate, ECC Recommendation (11)05 on “Cross-border Coordination for Mobile/Fixed Communications Networks (MFCN) in the frequency band 2500-2690 MHz” to consider introduction of 5G New Radio (NR) and the use of Active Antenna Systems (AAS) and also review the existing guidelines
S: 08-03-2024
T: 30-10-2026
The use of Active Antenna Systems implies the need to provide associate field strength trigger values. In addition to that, the recommendation has to be updated to cover the deployment of NR in border areas and evaluate the need to review the existing thresholds.
In Progress
PT1_55
Last update: 21-08-2026
ECC Recommendation , ECC Report To address issues due to usage of aerial UE in border areas
Guidance on the use of aerial UE in border areas operating in the bands 703-733 MHz, 832-862 MHz, 880-915 MHz, 1710-1785 MHz, 1920-1980 MHz, 2500- 2570 MHz and 2570-2620 MHz
S: 08-03-2024
T: 05-03-2027

The following issued could be addressed:

     aerial UE usage at the border with and without roaming agreements,

     issues related to “no transmit zone” area in the border areas,

     possible solutions to avoid harmful interferences due the usage of aerial UE at the border.

The approach of a toolbox for administration can be considered as appropriate.
In Progress
PT1_59
Last update: 21-08-2026
CEPT Report EC Mandate on 6425-7125 MHz - Task 2 PT1_50
SE45_04
PT1_58
PT1_57
FM61_05
PT1_64
FM61_07
Taking into account the results from Task 1 and the outcome of the RSPG work concerning the long-term vision for the upper 6 GHz band, as appropriate, to identify and assess the technical feasibility of possible scenarios for the shared use (Note 1) of the 6425-7125 MHz frequency band for both (i) terrestrial systems capable of providing WBB ECS and (ii) WAS/RLANs. In this regard, seek to determine sharing solutions which:
-  ensure efficient spectrum use and proportionate technical impact on both systems, subject to due assessment;
-  provide a greater overall benefit for the case of both systems sharing the upper 6 GHz band, than the case, where each of them uses an exclusively allocated portion of this band; the assessment should also consider any need for new technical standards to implement the shared solution; 
-  ensure the protection of relevant (note 2) incumbent users within and adjacent to the 6425-7125 MHz band and their future evolution and development.

At least one preferred shared-use scenario should be identified in the outcome of Task 2, which must serve as the basis for performing Task 3. 
If no preferred shared-use scenario can be identified, the CEPT must propose a preferred alternative scenario. This preferred alternative scenario must serve as the basis for performing Task 3, for the usage of the band (or portions thereof), preferably by both systems or by one of the two systems. In determining any preferred scenario(s) under this Task, the CEPT shall take due account of the RSPG Opinion on the upper 6 GHz band (Note 3)

Note 1: The notion of “shared use” for the purpose of this Mandate should at least include the simultaneous use of the upper 6 GHz band, or portions thereof, by both systems in the same geographical area.
Note 2: “Relevant” denotes incumbent services/applications with long-term usage perspective and coexistence requirements, in line with the international and EU-level regulatory framework (e.g. FSS, FS, EESS (passive), RAS).
Note 3: Or the draft Opinion for public consultation, as appropriate.
S: 07-03-2025
T: 30-10-2026
In Progress
PT1_61
Last update: 05-08-2025
ECC Report Studies and technical conditions for base stations (BSs) with Active Antenna Systems (AAS) in the MFCN frequency bands 700 MHz and 800 MHz PT1_62
To assess compatibility and coexistence of AAS BSs with other systems and services in the 700 MHz and 800 MHz frequency bands as well as in adjacent frequency bands and develop proposals for technical conditions for AAS BSs in 700 MHz and 800 MHz frequency bands. As part of the work the characteristics of MFCN BSs has to be defined.

To review harmonised technical and regulatory conditions for the use of the 700 MHz and 800 MHz frequency bands for suitability for Active Antenna Systems (AAS) while maintaining the current regulatory status of these bands.

S: 27-06-2025
T: 05-03-2027
The finalisation of the work may trigger the update, as appropriate, of the ECC Decision (09)03 and ECC Decision (15)01.

Note:

For the ETSI related work items please check the ETSI work programme database (https://portal.etsi.org/webapp/workprogram/SimpleSearch/QueryForm.asp) on:

  • REN/MSG-TFES-1508 (EN 301 908-23), Harmonised standard for AAS BS Rel-17
  • REN/MSG-TFES-1507(EN 301 908-24), Harmonised standard for 5G NR BS Rel-17

In Progress
PT1_62
Last update: 05-08-2025
ECC Report Studies and technical conditions for base stations (BSs) with Active Antenna Systems (AAS) in the MFCN frequency band 900 MHz PT1_61
To assess compatibility and coexistence of AAS BSs with other systems and services in the 900 MHz frequency band as well as in adjacent frequency bands and develop proposals for technical conditions for AAS BSs in 900 MHz frequency band.

To review harmonised technical and regulatory conditions for the use of the 900 MHz frequency band for suitability for Active Antenna Systems (AAS) while maintaining the current regulatory status of the band.

This task should consider MFCN characteristics developed under WI_PT1_61 on AASin 700/800 MHz.

S: 20-03-2026
T: 25-06-2027
The finalisation of the work may trigger the update, as appropriate, of the ECC Decision (06)13.


Note:
For the ETSI related work items please check the ETSI work programme database (https://portal.etsi.org/webapp/workprogram/SimpleSearch/QueryForm.asp) on:

  • REN/MSG-TFES-1508 (EN 301 908-23), Harmonised standard for AAS BS Rel-17
  • REN/MSG-TFES-1507(EN 301 908-24), Harmonised standard for 5G NR BS Rel-17
In Progress
PT1_63
Last update: 16-03-2026
Rev. ECC Recommendation Review of ERC/ECC Recommendations
Review of existing ERC/ECC Recommendations related to MFCN (incl. IMT and GSM) and take action (maintain, amend, withdraw), as appropriate.
Permanent Work item
Each Recommendation shall be reviewed on a regular basis, but not later than every five years.
In Progress
PT1_64
Last update: 21-08-2026
ECC Report , CEPT Report Harmonised technical conditions for WBB ECS/MFCN in the upper 6 GHz band (Task 3 of the EC Mandate) PT1_57
PT1_59
FM61_05
PT1_67
FM61_07
Develop a harmonised frequency arrangement and the least restrictive harmonised technical conditions for full power WBB ECS/MFCN in the 6585-7125 MHz frequency band, taking into account the results of Tasks 1 and 2, and the preferred scenario(s) for the shared use of 6585-7125 MHz. 
The harmonised technical conditions should, in particular, avoid interference, protect and, enable the future evolution and development of relevant incumbent users within the 6425-7125 MHz frequency band and in the adjacent bands, and facilitate cross-border frequency coordination.

S: 06-03-2026
T: 25-06-2027
  • An accompanying ECC Report may be developed if deemed required.
  • The work will be done in close cooperation with WG FM with respect to the non-prioritised WAS/RLAN in 6585-7125 MHz. Based on CEPT Report B and work item in ECC(26)026 Annex 22 (ie FM61_05), a text related to the use of non-prioritised WAS/RLAN in 6585-7125 MHz on a voluntary basis will be included.
  • The requirement for implementation of cross-technology signalling is outside the scope of this work item.
  • It is noted that the RSPG will have a final Opinion on the future of the 6425-6585 MHz, following the outcome of the WRC-27 as stated in the RSPG Opinion on the Upper 6GHz. 
  • ECC Reports 366 and 375 should be taken into account.

In Progress
PT1_65
Last update: 16-03-2026
ECC Report LRTC and BEM for MFCN in 6425-6585 MHz
Study and assess the introduction of MFCN in the frequency band 6425-6585 MHz including the development of least restrictive technical conditions (LRTC) and a Block Edge Mask (BEM), taking into account the protection of incumbent services.
S: 06-03-2026
T: 31-03-2028
Results from ECC Report 375 are to be considered.
Requirements on MFCN to protect WAS/RLAN below 6425 MHz need to be determined.

In Progress
PT1_66
Last update: 16-03-2026
ECC Report LRTC and BEM for MFCN in 7125-7250 MHz
Study and assess the introduction of MFCN, including full power MFCN, in the frequency band 7125-7250 MHz including the development of least restrictive technical conditions (LRTC) and a Block Edge Mask (BEM), taking into account the protection of incumbent services and applications in band and in adjacent bands.
S: 06-03-2026
T: 31-03-2028
Results of Task 3 of the EC Mandate on the upper 6 GHz band (CEPT Report C) shall be taken into account.

Once this Work Item is completed, consideration should be given to the possible non-prioritised use by WAS/RLAN in areas where MFCN coverage is unavailable or not expected to be deployed (e.g., a large factory in a rural area).

In Progress
PT1_67
Last update: 16-03-2026
ECC Decision Harmonised technical conditions for prioritised Mobile/Fixed Communications Networks (MFCN) in the upper 6 GHz FM61_05
PT1_64
Develop an ECC Decision on harmonised technical conditions for prioritised full power MFCN in the upper 6 GHz, taking into account the protection of incumbent services.
The work will start with 6585-7125 MHz and will then take into account the results of WRC-27 to possibly extend the band either downwards to 6425 MHz or upwards to 7250 MHz.

S: 01-03-2027
T: 30-11-2028
The work should be based on relevant ECC and CEPT Reports.
The requirement for implementation of cross-technology signalling is outside the scope of this work item.
In Progress
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* Target dates are seen as the intended date for the final approval of the related deliverable by the responsible entity. Internal deadlines for project teams and dates for the start of Public Consultations can be reflected in the remarks column. In general this implies that the draft deliverable should be completed by the project team one WG meeting earlier for publication.
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