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Use and management of interconnections – The European regulatory framework

Peter Plug Chairman of the electricity working group. Use and management of interconnections – The European regulatory framework. What has to be done to reach 2014 internal market deadline (1/2). Market integration. Coordinated network development. Internal market.

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Use and management of interconnections – The European regulatory framework

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  1. Peter Plug Chairman of the electricity working group Use and management of interconnections – The European regulatory framework

  2. What has to be done to reach 2014 internal market deadline (1/2) Market integration Coordinated network development Internal market

  3. What has to be done to reach 2014 internal market deadline (2/2) Establishment of new institutions ENTSO-E (European Network of TSOs – Electricity) ACER (Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators) Development of Framework Guidelines and Codes Priority list (Commission) Framework Guidelines (ACER) Codes (ENTSO-E) Adoption of binding codes (Commission) Coordination of network development Ten-year network development plan

  4. ACER Tasks as Regards the ENTSO-E • Opinions • Draft statutes, list of members and draft rules of procedures of ENTSO-E • Draft annual programme, non-binding 10-year network development plan and network codes • Where it considers that the draft annual work programme / non-binding 10-year network development plan / network code do not ensure non-discrimination, effective competition and the efficient functioning of the market • Monitoring tasks • Execution of the tasks of ENTSO-E • Regional cooperation of the TSOs

  5. ACER work on electricity framework guidelines Framework guidelines (non binding) set out clear and objective principles for the development of network codes relating to the areas identified in the priority list contribute to non-discrimination, effective competition and the efficient functioning of the market Deliverables in 2011: Grid connection Capacity allocation and congestion management System operation Balancing

  6. Development of framework guideline TSOs ACER Stakeholders Meetings with ENTSO-E Identification of problem and objectives Meetings of ad-hoc expert group Identification of policy options Public workshop Selection of policy option Draft Frame-work Guideline + GA Approval ENTSO-E Public consultation Revised FG + GA Approval Network Code process

  7. Grid connection Highlights Minimum requirements for all transmission grid users (Generators, Consumers, DSOs) New and (where applicable and necessary) existing grid users Next steps Final Framework Guideline (July 2011) Follow up on Network Codes on Grid Connection including ACER opinion ongoing until 2012

  8. Capacity Allocation & Congestion Management Highlights Intraday Day ahead Forward Governance (EC guideline) Next steps Final Framework Guideline (September 2011) Follow up on Network Codes Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management Forward Market network code

  9. System operation Objectives operate the electrical system within defined limits apply same principles for different systems enable the integration of innovative technologies (Smart grids applications, renewable energy sources) make full use of information and communication technologies Next steps Final Framework Guideline (July 2011) Follow up on Network Codes NC on operational security NC on operational planning and scheduling NC on load-frequency control and reserves

  10. Balancing Highlights Depends on scoping discussions Most technical subject of the 3rd package Next steps Final Framework Guideline (early 2012) Follow up on Network Code on balancing

  11. EC priorities after 2011 Third party access rules Rules regarding harmonised transmission tariff structures Ten-year network development plan

  12. Thank you for your attention! www.energy-regulators.eu

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