Decree No. 166 / 2022 Coll.

Ordinance on energy reporting from supported sources

Valid Order Effective from 01.07.2022
166
DECLARATION
of 17 June 2022
on energy reporting under the Act on Supported Energy Sources
The Ministry of Industry and Trade provides, pursuant to Article 53 (1) (c) to (e), (j), (l) to (s), (aa) and (af) of Act No. 165 / 2012 Coll., on Supported Energy Sources and on the Amendment of Certain Acts, as amended by Act No. 131 / 2015 Coll. and Act No. 382 / 2021 Coll., (hereinafter "the Act '):
§ 1
Subject matter
This decree provides
(a) the method of measuring and calculating the amount of heat produced from renewable sources or secondary sources in the production of heat from renewable sources together with non-renewable sources;
(b) the method of reporting the quantity of heat from renewable sources and non-renewable sources, the quantity of heat from renewable sources, the actual acquisition of the quantity of renewable sources and its quality, the actual use of all acquired quantities of renewable sources;
(c) the extent of the stored documents and records of the fuel used in the production of electricity, heat from renewable sources and biomethane and the method of production of that fuel;
(d) the extent of the documents retained and records of biomass, biogas, bioliquids and biomethane used and their use for fuel production;
(e) the extent of the data and the dates and manner of transmission and recording of the measured or calculated values of electricity from supported sources and the verification of the calculated values of green electricity and auction bonus support;
(f) the extent of the data and dates and the way in which the measured values of electricity from supported sources are transmitted and recorded for the aid in the form of ransom prices;
(g) the method, scope and timing of transmission and recording of the measured values of the heat produced and supplied from renewable sources to the heating distribution system of the heat supply system from the heat and useful heat production plant and other data and the method of measuring the supplied heat into the heating distribution system of the heat supply and useful heat supply system;
(h) the method of registration of the place of transfer of the heat produced from the heat plant to the heating distribution plant and its change in support in the form of a green heat bonus;
(i) the method and procedure for putting into service the electricity, heat and bio-methane plants;
(j) the manner and extent of measurement of the amount of electricity produced at generator terminals, useful heat and fuel consumed in the case of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration;
(k) the method and extent of measurement of the electricity produced, the technological own consumption, the useful heat and the fuel consumed, the method of determining the amount of electricity for the technological own consumption to cover the losses of the increase transformers and the method of calculating the amount of electricity eligible for aid for electricity from renewable sources in the case of a manufacturer who uses other fuels for technological reasons for producing electricity from biogas or biomass;
(l) the method and extent of measurement of biomethane, the quality requirements of biomethane, the deorisation and pressure of the biomethane produced and the range of data and dates and the method of transmission and registration of the measured values of biomethane;
(m) the extent of the data related to the production and production of biomethane and the raw materials used for the production of biomethane in the case of the biomethane plant connected to the gas plant, and the dates and manner of transmission of such data;
(n) the manner in which the data are to be transmitted, the extent of the data and the date and the date of transmission and the data relating to the identification of the non-renewable heat producer and the non-renewable heat plant, proof of the commitment to terminate the production of coal and the progress made in fulfilling that commitment and information on the quantity of greenhouse gas emission allowances purchased and disposed of and other data to be charged to the market operator for the heat production bonus.
§ 2
Definition of terms
For the purposes of this decree:
(a) by a direct measurement method established by a measuring instrument under the Metrology Act, which is intended to determine the value of the measured variable in the case of heat in joules, in the case of fuel consumed in kilograms for solid fuels and in cubic metres for gaseous or liquid fuels or in multiplication of the units indicated;
(b) an indirect measurement method which does not fall under the direct measurement method referred to in (b).
§ 3
Reporting and storage of documents and records when burning energy sources
(1) The manufacturer, the heat producer and the producer of biomethane burning energy sources from a renewable source, a secondary source or a non-renewable source (hereinafter referred to as the "energy source") reports data on the energy sources used, the fuel used and the biomass species, biogas, bioliquids or biomethane used for such combustion for an individual source of electricity, for a heat production or for a biomethane production in the statement set out in Annex 1 to this Regulation.
(2) The manufacturer, the producer of heat and the producer of biomethane shall transmit to the market operator, through the market operator system, the statement data for the previous calendar month by the 15th calendar day of the following calendar month. The data transmitted shall also include evidence demonstrating compliance with the sustainability criteria and greenhouse gas emission savings of biomass used.
§ 4
Reporting and transmission of measured and calculated electricity values
(1) Each month, the producer claiming aid reports the quantity of electricity from supported sources for an individual source of electricity in a statement, a model of which is given for renewable sources and secondary sources in Annex 2 to this Regulation and for high-efficiency cogeneration in Annex 3 to this Regulation.
(2) The manufacturer, with the exception of the manufacturer referred to in paragraph 3, shall transmit to the market operator, through the market operator system, the statement data for the preceding calendar month by the 10th calendar day of the following calendar month or by the sixth working day of the following calendar month, whichever is the later. The manufacturer who has chosen to support electricity in the form of an hourly green electricity bonus shall forward to the market operator, through the market operator system, the actual value of electricity produced less the technological own consumption of electricity for each commercial hour preceding the calendar month. If the manufacturer does not pass on the statement data to the market operator via the market operator system within the period specified in the first sentence, the market operator shall charge the support within the immediately following accounting period after the transmission of the data.
(3) The electricity producer from the high-efficiency cogeneration of electricity and heat shall transmit to the market operator via the market operator system the data from the statement to the 15th calendar day of the following calendar month, with the exception of the data given in the statement in rows 1 to 7 of Annex 3 to this Regulation, which it shall transmit for the previous calendar month by the 10th calendar day of the following calendar month or by the sixth working day of the following calendar month, whichever is the later. If the electricity producer from high-efficiency cogeneration does not transmit the report data to the market operator via the market operator system within the time limit specified in the first sentence, the market operator shall charge the support within the immediately following accounting period after the transmission of the data.
§ 5
Reporting and transmission of measured heat values
(1) The heat producer who claims to be eligible for the aid shows each month the quantity of heat supplied and used for the heat production in the declaration, the model of which is set out in Annex 4 to this Decree.
(2) The heat manufacturer shall transmit to the market operator, through the market operator system, the statement data for the previous calendar month by the 10th calendar day of the following calendar month. If the heat producer does not transmit the statement data to the market operator via the market operator's system within the period specified in the first sentence, the market operator shall charge the support within the immediately following accounting period after the transmission of the data.
§ 6
Reporting and transmission of measured values of biomethane
(1) The producer of biomethane shall each month report the quantity of biomethane divided into advanced and other biomethane per biomethane production in the statement, a model of which is set out in Annex 5 to this Regulation.
(2) The biomethane manufacturer shall transmit to the market operator, through the market operator system, the statement data for the previous calendar month to the 15th calendar day of the following calendar month. If the biomethane manufacturer does not transmit the statement data to the market operator via the market operator system within the period specified in the first sentence, the market operator shall charge the support within the immediately following billing period after the transmission of the data.
§ 7
Method for determining the quantity of electricity or heat produced from supported energy sources in the production of electricity or heat from different energy sources
(1) The quantity of electricity supported in the production of electricity from different sources of energy or different types of biomass shall be determined as a proportion of the total quantity of electricity produced in accordance with the procedure set out in Annex 6 to this Regulation.
(2) In the case of heat produced together by combustion of a renewable source with a non-renewable source or different types of biomass, the quantity of heat supported from renewable sources shall be determined as a proportion of the total heat produced in accordance with the procedure set out in Annex 6 to this Regulation.
(3) In order to determine the size of the proportional parts referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, the amount of energy contained in each energy source used for the production of electricity or heat shall be used. The quantity of energy for the reference period shall be determined in accordance with the procedure set out in Annex 6 to this Regulation.
§ 8
Method of measuring fuel, electricity, heat and biomethane
(1) The manufacturer shall ensure measurement
(a) electricity produced from a renewable or secondary source in accordance with the Decree governing the measurement of electricity; and
(b) the technological own consumption of electricity from a renewable source or secondary source or, in the case of the combustion of different sources of energy pursuant to Article 11a (1) of the Act, determined by a meter under the Metrology Act and in accordance with the Decree governing the measurement of electricity.
(2) The heat manufacturer shall ensure that heat is measured by a direct measurement method in the case of:
(a) heat produced from a renewable source or from the joint incineration of a renewable source and a non-renewable source pursuant to Article 24 (2) (a) of the Act, and pursuant to Article 25a (3) of the Act and supplied to the heating distribution plant of the heat supply system; and
(b) useful heat pursuant to § 24 (2) (b) of the Act.
(3) When measuring the heat referred to in paragraph 2 (a), the measuring equipment shall be installed in such a way as to ensure exclusively the measurement of the heat produced from a renewable source or produced by a combined combustion from a renewable and non-renewable source at the point of its transmission to a heat supply system distribution system. In the case of a heat plant in which different types of fuels are burned in separate boilers, the measuring equipment shall be placed in such a way that the heat produced from only a renewable source or together from a renewable source and a non-renewable source intended exclusively for the supply to the heat supply system is measured separately.
(4) The biomethane manufacturer shall ensure the measurement of biomethane in accordance with the gas measurement regulation.
(5) The electricity producer from high-efficiency cogeneration will ensure the measurement of the quantity
(a) the electricity produced at the terminals of the generator by measuring instruments provided for by the Metrology Act and in accordance with the Decree governing the measurement of electricity;
(b) useful heat meters using a direct measurement method, except in the cases referred to in paragraph 6; and
(c) fuel consumed by meters using a direct measurement method, except in the cases referred to in paragraph 7.
(6) An indirect method of measurement may be used for the measurement referred to in paragraph 5 (b), provided that the energy assessment under the Energy Management Act shows that the direct measurement method is economically ineffective. In the case of the use of an indirect measurement method where the vapour medium is a vapour, the gauges according to ČSN EN ISO 5167 shall be used - Measurement of fluid flow using differential pressure sensors inserted into a fully filled circular section pipe. If the manufacturer uses a work gauge, it shall be calibrated according to the Metrology Act. The maximum tolerance for calibration of this gauge shall not exceed the tolerance allowed for the specified gauge.
(7) For measuring solid fuel or biogas in accordance with paragraph 5 (b). (c) the indirect method of measurement may be used if the energy assessment under the Energy Management Act shows that the direct measurement method is economically ineffective. If the manufacturer uses a work gauge, it shall be calibrated according to the Metrology Act. The maximum tolerance for calibration of this gauge shall not exceed the tolerance allowed for the specified gauge. In the case of a solid fuel manufacturer, according to ČSN EN 45501 - Metrological aspects of non-automatic weighing instruments. The measurement of the fuel consumed shall also include the determination of the calorific value of the fuel to be carried out in accordance with the Decree governing the minimum efficiency of energy use in electricity and heat generation. If the fuel consumed can be clearly assigned to the fuel supply and the fuel supplier uses sampling procedures and an accredited laboratory to determine calorific value, then the calorific value specified by the fuel supplier may be used.
(8) In the case of an exchange of a heat or fuel meter due to its verification, in the case of a specified gauge, or calibration, in the case of a working meter, or because of its failure, another measuring device complying with the requirements of paragraphs 2 to 7 shall be installed without delay. If it is not a measuring instrument on the basis of which the claim for operating heat support is made and it is not possible to immediately ensure the installation of another measuring instrument meeting the requirements of paragraphs 2 to 7, the amount of heat or fuel shall be determined for a maximum of one month by calculation as the average of the measured values over the previous comparable period. In the case of heat measurements, this period may be exceeded if the necessary interruption of the heat supply cannot be performed for the replacement of the measuring equipment, but for a maximum period of 3 months.
§ 9
Method and procedure for putting into service the power plant
The power plant shall be put into service if:
(a) the decision to grant a licence for the production of electricity has acquired legal authority;
(b) the transmission system operator or distribution system operator has made the first parallel connection of the power generating facility, which is the issue of an operational notification or the possibility of operation for the verification of technology and compliance with the Commission Regulation establishing a network code for the requirements for the connection of power generating facilities to the electricity system; and
(c) the transmission system operator or distribution system operator has installed the measuring equipment at the transmission point of the power plant connected to the transmission system or distribution system, or at the point where the power plant is connected, or at the power plant connected via another electricity production plant, in accordance with the electricity measurement decree.
§ 10
Method and procedure for putting into service the heat plant
(1) Heat production is put into service if:
(a) the decision to grant a licence for the production of heat energy has gained legal authority;
(b) a heat measuring device is installed in accordance with Section 8; and
(c) the registration of heat promotion in the market operator system pursuant to the Decree on the registration of aid to the market operator has been completed.
(2) If the heat production is simultaneously a power generation plant which will be connected to the electricity system and uses high-efficiency combined electricity and heat production, all the conditions laid down in Section 9 for the putting into service of the power plant shall also apply to its putting into service.
§ 11
Method and procedure for putting into service the biomethane plant
Biomethane production shall be put into service if:
(a) the decision to grant a licence for the production of gas has acquired legal authority;
(b) the transmission system operator, distribution system operator or other gas production company has been connected to the gas system by the biomethane plant; This does not apply in the case of biomethane production directly connected to the service station or the supply unit,
(c) a measuring instrument is installed to measure biomethane in accordance with Section 8; and
(d) the registration of the aid for biomethane in the market operator system under the order governing the registration of aid for the market operator has been completed if the producer of biomethane decides to use the aid for biomethane in the form of a green bonus for biomethane under Section 27b of the Act.
§ 12
Method of registration of the place of transmission of heat produced or useful heat
The heat manufacturer shall register the place of transmission of the heat produced from the heat production plant producing heat from renewable sources to the heating distribution plant of the heat supply system in the case of heat generation pursuant to § 24 (2) (a) or § 25a (3) of the Act or useful heat in the case of heat production pursuant to § 24 (2) (b) of the Act in the system of the market operator by providing information on that location in the statement, the model of which is set out in Annex 4 to this Regulation.
§ 13
Method of determining the amount of electricity for technological own consumption to cover losses on incrementing transformers
Where the supply of electricity to the transmission or distribution system is measured on the transformer side of the generation of electricity and the location of the connection of the demand point or the power plant is on the opposite side of the transformer, the measured values of electricity for the technological self-consumption of the transformer shall be added to the transformer's transformation loss of active energy at the level of
(a) the calculation provided for in Annex 7 to this Regulation where the manufacturer requests the transmission or distribution system operator to carry out the calculation of the losses of the transformer and submits to him the necessary documentation for the calculation set out in Annex 7 to this Regulation; or
(b) 2% for the supply of electricity to the system at a voltage level of very high voltage and 4% for the supply of electricity to the system at a voltage level of high voltage.
§ 14
Transmission of data by the manufacturer of heat from a non-renewable source to bill a bonus for the transformation of heat production
(1) A non-renewable heat producer who claims transitional heat transformation support shall report annually the quantity of greenhouse gas emission allowances purchased and disposed of for heat production delivered to the heat supply system distribution plant in the calendar year for which it claims that support for each individual installation under the greenhouse gas emission allowance trading law in the statement set out in Annex 8 to this Regulation.
(2) A non-renewable heat producer who claims temporary transformation heat promotion shall transmit the data referred to in paragraph 1 to the market operator through the market operator system by 15 May of the year following the year for which it applies the aid. If a non-renewable heat producer does not transmit the statement data within the period referred to in the first sentence, the market operator shall charge the support within the immediately following accounting period after the transmission of the data.
(3) A non-renewable heat producer who claims temporary transformation heat support for a non-renewable heat production plant which uses coal for the production of coal shall submit to the market operator, through the market operator's system, a declaration of commitment pursuant to Article 26c of the Act by 15 May of the year in which it first applies the aid, and shall report annually by 15 May on the progress made in fulfilling that commitment. The model of the undertaking declaration is set out in Annex 9 to this order, the model of the progress report is set out in Annex 10 to this order.
§ 15
Biomethane quality requirements
(1) Biomethane manufacturer may only produce biomethane if it ensures that biomethane at transfer points to the transmission system, distribution system or gas installation of another gas manufacturer meets the qualitative parameters of the gas measurement regulation.
(2) Biomethane, which supplies the producer of biomethane directly to the service station or the supply unit without the use of the gas system, must meet the qualitative parameters in accordance with the fuel requirements decree.
(3) In the absence of compliance with any of the measured and evaluated quality parameters of biomethane identified as being continuously measured, which means measurements carried out at a maximum time interval of 10 minutes, the biomethane manufacturer shall ensure, by means of a measuring, evaluation and closure device which is part of the biomethane manufacturing plant, an automatic stop of the supply of biomethane to the transmission system, distribution system or gas equipment of another gas manufacturer.
§ 16
Requirements for deorisation of produced biomethane
(1) The odorification of biomethane is carried out by means of a deorisation device located in a biomethane production plant connected to the gas system in connection with the connection of that plant to the distribution system. The biomethane manufacturer shall allow the distribution system operator continuous access to the deoring equipment.
(2) In the case of a biomethane plant directly connected to a service station or a supply unit, the operator shall deorize the biomethane in accordance with the fuel requirements regulation.
(3) The use of a higher dose of deorification agent than usual in the zone shall not be required when biomethane is deoritized.
§ 17
Pressure requirements for biomethane produced
(1) The transmission system operator, distribution system operator or other gas plant operator shall negotiate the extent of the transmission pressure produced by the biomethane.
(2) The biomethane manufacturer shall measure the transfer pressure value at least once per second and shall transmit the measured data to the gas installation operator to which the biomethane production is connected, in a manner agreed in the connection contract, at least once per hour.
(3) In a biomethane plant, a safety quick-closure is always installed to ensure the pressure rise at the transfer point to the transmission system, distribution system or gas installation of another gas manufacturer above the maximum allowable pressure agreed in the connection contract, and a feedback valve to prevent the gas back-flow from the transmission system, distribution system, or from the gas equipment of another gas manufacturer to the biomethane plant at a lower pressure of biomethane from the biomethane plant than the pressure in the transmission system, distribution system or gas plant of another gas manufacturer.
§ 18
Repeal
They shall be deleted:
1. Decree No. 145 / 2016 Coll., on the reporting of electricity and heat from supported sources and to implement certain other provisions of the Act on Supported Energy Sources (Decree on the reporting of energy from supported sources).
2. Decree No. 133 / 2018 Coll., amending Decree No. 145 / 2016 Coll., on the reporting of electricity and heat from supported sources and implementing certain other provisions of the Act on Supported Energy Sources (Decree on the reporting of energy from supported sources).
3. Decree No. 459 / 2012 Coll., on the requirements for biomethane, the method of measuring biomethane and the quality of biomethane delivered to the transmission system, distribution system or underground gas storage.
4. Part Two of Decree No 78 / 2021 Coll., amending Decree No. 108 / 2011 Coll., on Gas Measurement and Determination of Injury Compensation for Illegal Collection, Illegal Delivery, Illegal Storage, Illegal Carriage or Illegal Distribution of Gas, as amended, and Decree No. 459 / 2012 Coll., on Biomethane Requirements, Method of Measurement of Biomethane and Quality of Biomethane Supplied to the Transport System, Distribution System or Submersible Gas Stocks.
§ 19
Efficacy
This Decree shall take effect on 1 July 2022.
Minister for Industry and Trade:
Ing. Síkela v. r.

Příloha č. 1

Annex No 1 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.

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Annex No 2 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.

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Annex No 3 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.

Příloha č. 4

Annex No 4 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.

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Annex No 5 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.

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Annex No 6 to Decree No 166 / 2022 Coll.
Method for determining the amount of electricity or heat produced from supported energy sources in the production of electricity or heat from different energy sources
(a) Calculation of electricity
(1) In the production of electricity by common combustion of different sources of energy and, where appropriate, different types of biomass, the amount of electricity produced from individual energy sources shall be calculated by means of a relationship:
Ei = EC- Evl · Mpal _ iTMpalT
where
Ei quantity of electricity produced from energy source i [MWh]
EC total electricity produced [MWh]
Evl technological own electricity consumption [MWh]
MTpal _ i amount of energy contained in the combustion energy source i [GJ]
MTpal total amount of energy contained in cogeneration [GJ]
(2) Where the quantity of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration originating from different energy sources is determined, the formula shall be used in a similar manner. Only for the total quantity of electricity produced shall the total quantity of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration be recovered and the technological own consumption of electricity shall not be deducted in this case.
(3) Biogas stations which use fuel other than biogas to ignite shall deduct from the amount of electricity attributable to the energy share of fuel used other than biogas. The quantity of electricity produced from biogas shall be determined as follows:
EBP = ESV - EZP
where:
EBP - quantity of electricity produced from biogas [MWh]
ESV - terminal power generation [MWh]
EZP - quantity of electricity produced from ignition fuel [MWh]
The quantity of electricity produced from the ignition fuel shall be determined as follows:
EZP = (q. Qn .V). ↔ / 3600
where:
EZP - quantity of electricity from ignition fuel [MWh]
q - density of the ZP used (1) [kg / m3], density of the ignition fuel determined using the densimeter or from the fuel delivery note (fuel certificate).
Qn - calorific value of ZP used (2) [MJ / kg], Value of calorific value of the ignition fuel indicated on the delivery note for the fuel used (fuel certificate),
where applicable, from another document undeniably demonstrating the parameters of the ignition fuel. V - ZP fuel volume used (3) [m3], volume, or fuel consumption by compression ignition engines with ignition injection of the ignition batch measured with a branched flow meter.
ITEM - the electrical efficiency of the cogeneration unit (4) [-], the electrical efficiency of the cogeneration unit from the technical documentation (label) of the cogeneration unit. A no-size number is added to the calculation (e.g. 43% enters formula 0.43 with electrical efficiency).
In the case of a biogas station where electricity production is only possible by igniting the necessary amount of fuel other than biogas, the technological own consumption of the biogas station is reduced by the amount of technological own consumption attributable to the production of electricity from the ignition fuel. The amount of technological own consumption attributable to the production of electricity from the ignition fuel shall be determined in the same proportion as the amount of electricity from the ignition fuel involved in the amount of electricity measured at the terminals of the generator of the cogeneration unit.
(b) Calculation of the quantity of supported heat
(1) When producing heat by common combustion of different energy sources, the amount of heat supported produced from individual energy sources shall be calculated by means of a relationship:
QiT = QT · Mpal _ iTMpalT
where
QTi quantity of heat supplied to the heat supply system distribution system, produced from energy source i [GJ]
QT total quantity of heat produced delivered to the heating distribution system of the heat supply system produced from the total input of MTpal [GI]
MTpal _ i amount of energy contained in the combustion energy source i [GJ]
MTpal total amount of energy contained in co-incinerated energy sources i [GJ]
(2) In the case of the use of non-renewable energy as a support fuel, paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the determination of the amount of useful heat from individual renewable sources for biogas generation plants.
(c) Quantities of energy contained in the energy sources burned
(1) The quantity of energy contained in the spent energy source for the reference period is determined by reference to:
Mpal _ iT = Slel _ i · qnet _ ir
where
MTpal _ i amount of energy contained in the combustion energy source i [GJ]
The total amount of energy (fuel) i consumed in electricity or heat generation or combined electricity and heat generation over the reference period [t]
qTnet _ i average calorific value of the energy source (fuel) in the original state, consumed in electricity or heat production or in cogeneration over the reporting period [MJ / kg; MJ / m3]
(2) If, in addition to the sources of energy (fuels) in the combustion plant, the "waste heat '(e.g. from the output of the combustion turbine or combustion engine) is used, the amount of such heat shall be calculated using a relationship:
Mpal _ iT = Mspal · ispla106
where
MTpal _ i amount of energy contained in the combustion energy source i (waste heat) [GJ]
Mpaled amount of flue gas [kg]
ipali entalpie flue gas [kJ / kg]

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Regulation Information

CitationDecree No. 166 / 2022 Coll., on energy reporting from supported sources
Regulation TypeOrder
Author-
CollectionCode of Laws
Date of Promulgation24.06.2022
Effective from01.07.2022
Effective until-
Status Valid

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