Decree No 344 / 2012 Coll.
Decree on the emergency situation in the gas industry and how to ensure the safety standard of gas supply
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344
DECLARATION
of 10 October 2012
on the state of emergency in the gas industry and how to ensure the safety standard of gas supply
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (hereinafter referred to as "the Ministry ') provides, pursuant to Section 98a (1) (e) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the Terms and Conditions of Business and on the Enforcement of State Administration in the Energy Sector and on the Amendment to Certain Laws (Energy Act), as amended by Act No. 158 / 2009 Coll., Act No. 211 / 2011 Coll. and Act No. 165 / 2012 Coll., for Implementation of Section 73, 73a, 73b and 73c of the Energy Act:
Subject matter
(1) This decree regulates, following the directly applicable European Union Regulation (1), the measures and procedures to be carried out in the event of an emergency, in the event of an emergency and in the removal of the consequences of an emergency, the means of declaring an emergency and the notification of an emergency and the procedures to reduce the gas consumption, the distribution of customers according to the expected annual consumption, the stage of the sampling, the contents of the emergency plans and the method of ensuring the security standard of supply of gas, the extent of the protected customers, including the method of determining their gas consumption, the suppliers of which are obliged to comply with the gas security standard (hereinafter referred to as the "security standard '), the minimum required quantities of gas stored during the storage year and the procedure between the minimum required quantity and the actual gas storage in the gas storage tank and the measures and procedures undertaken and the provision of international assistance in gas crisis situations.
(2) This decree does not apply to distribution systems which are not connected to the gas system of the Czech Republic and to gas plants which are connected to these distribution systems.
Basic provisions
(1) For the purpose of limiting or interrupting the agreed gas transport or gas distribution and the agreed gas supply, customer sampling points shall be divided into:
(a) Group A, to which the customer sampling points are included, with an estimated annual sample of over 630 MWh, with the possibility of a complete or partial transition to replacement fuel;
(b) group B1, which includes customers' collection points with the predominant technological sampling for the year in question above 4,200 MWh, which do not belong to Group A or D; these sampling points belong to that group if the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is less than 70% of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year; where actual consumption is not available, the planned monthly consumption referred to in the distribution contract shall be replaced;
(c) the B2 group, which includes the sampling points of customers with the predominant technological sampling in a given year, over 4,200 MWh not belonging to Group A, B1 or D; these sampling points belong to that group, provided that the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is less than 70% of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year and that the customers in that group provide heat or gas to households, health or social services; where actual consumption is not available, the planned monthly consumption referred to in the gas distribution service contract shall be replaced;
(d) the C1 group, which includes the sampling points of customers with the predominant heating consumption in the relevant year, over 4,200 MWh not falling within Group A or D; these sampling points belong to that group, provided that the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is 70% or more of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year, and that the customers included in that group provide more than 20% of the heat energy produced from its total production to households, health and social services); where actual consumption is not available, the planned monthly consumption referred to in the distribution contract shall be replaced;
(e) the C2 group to which the sampling points of customers with the predominant heating consumption, with the estimated annual consumption in the relevant year above 4,200 MWh not belonging to Group A or D, belong to that group if the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is 70% or more of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year and if they are not included in Group C1, the planned monthly consumption referred to in the distribution contract shall be replaced if no actual consumption is available;
(f) Group D, to which the customer sampling points are expected to be in excess of 630 MWh in a given year, which ensure the production of food and feed specified in Annex 11 to this Regulation, animal production facilities with a risk of mortality, fuel production, municipal and hazardous waste incinerators, the operation of filling stations for the propulsion of vehicles, the essential components of the Integrated Rescue System, the Security Information Service, prison facilities, sanitation facilities, crematorium, as well as the Czech National Bank; the inclusion of specific customers in this group is carried out by the transmission system operator for customer demand points directly connected to the transmission system or by the relevant distribution system operator for customer demand points directly connected to the relevant distribution system (hereinafter referred to as the "relevant operator ') after informing the local regional authority or the City of Prague. For the purposes of calculating the gas supply safety standard, this group shall be divided into:
1. subgroup D1 with the predominant heating consumption to which the customer sampling points belong, where the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is 70% or more of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year; if actual consumption is not available, the planned monthly consumption as specified in the distribution contract shall be replaced;
2. subgroup D2 with predominant technological sampling to which the customer sampling points belong, where the sum of the consumption values for the last quarter of the previous year and the first quarter of that year is less than 70% of the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year; where actual consumption is not available, the planned monthly consumption referred to in the distribution contract shall be replaced;
(g) Group E, to which the customer sampling points with the expected annual collection in a given year exceed 630 MWh up to 4,200 MWh not included in Group A or D belong;
(h) Group F, which includes customer demand points with a forecast annual collection in a given year of up to 630 MWh, health and social services facilities with a forecast annual collection in that year of over 630 MWh and household; For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions apply: Further to group F belongs, in the scope of gas consumption for the production of technological heat in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals and medicinal substances, to the sampling points of the holders of authorisations for the manufacture of medicinal products and of manufacturers of medicinal substances under the Drug Act, provided that the Ministry of Health requests the competent transmission or distribution system operators in writing for their inclusion in Group F, as well as the collection points of public water and sewage customers, provided that the Ministry of Agriculture applies in writing for their inclusion in Group F; for the purposes of this Decree, the sources for the combined production of electricity and heat shall be considered as heat plants.
(2) The inclusion of customer demand points in individual groups is valid for the period from 1 October of the year to 30 September of the following year.
(3) The inclusion of new customer demand points in each group shall be done on the basis of data on the annual and monthly quantities of gas referred to in the gas service contract or the distribution system service contract, where appropriate on the basis of the method of use of the gas agreed in the connection contract.
(4) In a state of threat to the state or to the state of war, the relevant operator shall, at the request of the Ministry of Defence, include in Group F the collection sites of customers with predominant technological withdrawals who are economic mobilization entities and are listed in the crisis plan of the economic mobilization system at a time of crisis conditions (14).
(5) Estimated annual sampling means:
(a) for type A and B3 measurements)
1. the total annual gas consumption for the previous year, for the customer's sampling points, which started the gas consumption not later than 1 January of the previous year; or
2. the estimated annual consumption for the year in question, as specified in the gas distribution contract, for the customers' demand points which started the gas recovery after 1 January of the previous year;
(b) for type C and CM3 measurements) the planned annual consumption (4).
(6) Protected customers (1) are customers with sampling points included in categories C1, D and F.
(7) The groups referred to in paragraph 1 shall not include, in order to ensure the operation of the gas system of the Czech Republic, the collection points with the technological consumption of gas necessary to ensure the safe operation of the gas plant in question.
(a) the transmission system operator,
(b) distribution system operators;
(c) gas storage operators;
(d) gas producers.
(8) The agreed gas transport or gas distribution and the agreed gas delivery to the sampling points referred to in paragraph 6 shall be interrupted only after the gas supply to all customer groups A, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, E and F has been interrupted at the emergency stage.
Preventing an emergency
(1) In preventing an emergency at an early warning phase (5) notified by the transmission system operator for the whole territory of the State
(a) the transmission system operator maintains the accumulation of the transmission system, the distribution system operators maintain the accumulation of distribution systems;
(b) technical gas dispatchers shall transmit information on possible gas savings under other legislation12); in cases where the distribution system operator does not operate a technical gas dispatcher, that information shall be transmitted directly by the distribution system operator directly to the gas distribution system operator to which its distribution system is connected;
(c) gas storage operators shall verify the preparedness of gas storage tanks for extraction to the maximum value of extractive power, the gas manufacturer shall verify preparedness to maximise the operation of the gas production plant and the pipelines; gas storage operators and gas manufacturers shall report the result of the verification without undue delay to the transmission system operator,
(d) gas traders verify the possibilities of increasing gas imports and report the result of the verification without undue delay to the transmission system operator;
(e) the market operator shall, on the basis of the transmission system operator's instructions, notify all settlement entities and registered gas market participants, without delay, electronically that the following gas day will commence the trade offsetting of derogations in the event of an emergency.
(2) The procedures referred to in paragraph 1 shall apply when preventing an emergency in the warning phase (5) notified by the transmission system operator for the entire territory of the State, and
(a) the agreed gas transport or gas distribution and the agreed gas delivery to all customers in Group A, to the extent that they can switch to replacement fuel through sample step 1, is restricted;
(b) the agreed gas transport or distribution of gas and the agreed gas delivery to the customer sampling points, which collect gas for heating or hot water heating, shall be limited by the announcement of the 2nd stage of sampling.
(3) In the event of an emergency in the early warning or warning phase, the emergency plan of the gas system of the Czech Republic and the emergency plans of the transmission system operator, distribution system operators, gas storage operators or gas manufacturers shall be followed.
(4) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall, without undue delay, inform the connected distribution system operator, gas storage system operator, gas producer, market operator and gas traders supplying gas to customers in the area concerned without undue delay. No later than one hour after the start of emergency prevention activities at the early warning stage, the transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator shall notify the early warning phase of the means of electronic communication to the Ministry, the Energy Regulatory Authority and the Ministry of Interior. The same information is also communicated by the transmission system operator to all regional authorities and the City of Prague and the distribution system operator to the local regional authority or the City of Prague by means of electronic communication. It is also progressing at the end of emergency prevention.
(5) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall notify the emergency situation at the warning stage in the same way as in paragraph 4, and shall notify it by means of a national radio programme (11) under the Czech Radio Act. It is also progressing at the end of emergency prevention. The transmission system operator shall inform the procedure referred to in paragraph 2 (b) in the same way as it shall inform the emergency prevention at the warning stage.
Emergency
(1) In the event of an emergency, the agreed transport or distribution of gas and the agreed supply of gas to all customers may be restricted or interrupted by means of a declaration of the relevant stage of consumption. A state of emergency may be declared without prior notification, even if it is clear that the situation on the gas system or part thereof is not manageable by any of the measures referred to in Section 3.
(2) When an emergency is declared by the transmission system operator for the whole territory of the State, the activities referred to in points (a) to (d) of Article 3 (1) shall be carried out.
(3) If, in preventing emergency situations, there has been a restriction or interruption of the agreed gas transport or gas distribution and an agreed supply of gas to the point of demand of certain customer groups pursuant to Article 3 (2), such restrictions or interruptions shall continue to apply even after the occurrence of an emergency.
(4) The sampling stages are declared in such a way that it is possible to declare a higher sampling stage without the prior declaration of a lower level.
(5) The transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator shall declare an emergency situation by means of a pan-area radio programme Czech Radio, ČRo Station 1 - Radio station and in a way that allows remote access, or by other mass media, as appropriate, and shall inform without undue delay the electronic communication means of the relevant gas licence holder, the connected distribution system operators, gas storage units, the gas producer, the market operator, the Ministry, the Energy Regulatory Authority and the Ministry of Interior. At the same time, the transmission system operator shall inform all regional authorities and the City of Prague and the distribution system operator of the local regional authority or the City of Prague simultaneously. A similar approach shall be made when an emergency is terminated.
(6) If the current situation in the gas system or part thereof so permits, emergency activities shall be carried out in the following order:
(a) the sampling stages to limit gas supply shall be declared;
(b) the sampling stages for the interruption of gas supply shall be declared,
(c) an emergency consumption stage is declared to interrupt the supply of gas to all customers.
(7) In the event of an emergency, the electricity producer or the heat producer included in Group F pursuant to § 2 (1) (h) and the customers listed in accordance with § 2 (1) with a reserved daily capacity for a given demand point above 3 000 MWh / day, as specified in the gas transport service contract or in the distribution system reinsurance contract, shall inform the relevant operator's dispatching facility, directly or through its gas supplier, of the actual estimated daily gas consumption for the following working day, if those persons collect gas at the latest by 14.00 hours.
(8) The removal of the consequences of an emergency shall be carried out according to the emergency plan of the gas system of the Czech Republic and the emergency plans of the transmission system operator, distribution system operators, gas storage operators or gas producers.
Sampling stages
(1) The sampling steps are divided into:
(a) a basic step which means unabated take-off according to the contractual daily gas take-off;
(b) the sampling stages for limiting gas supply,
1. sample step 1, which means limiting gas consumption at group A customers' demand points to the extent of their operational technical options for switching to replacement fuel;
2. sample step 2, which means limiting gas consumption at the customer's customers' points of the group To the extent of their operational technical options for switching to replacement fuel, as well as the limitation of gas consumption for non-household customers who collect gas for heating or hot water in order to achieve the average indoor air temperature in heating rooms or spaces, as set out in Annex 10 to this Regulation,
3. sample step 3, which means limiting gas consumption at the customer's customers' points of the group To the extent of their operational technical possibilities for switching to replacement fuel, the limitation of gas consumption for all customers who collect gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in heated rooms or spaces, as set out in Annex 10 to this Regulation, as well as the limitation of gas consumption in households so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in heated rooms or spaces as defined in Annex 10 to this Regulation,
4. sample step 4, which means limiting gas consumption at the customer's customers' points of the group and, to the extent of their operational technical possibilities for switching to replacement fuel, the limitation of gas consumption for all customers who collect gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in heated rooms or spaces, as determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the limitation of gas consumption in households so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in heated rooms or spaces, as determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, as well as the limitation of daily gas consumption in the sampling points of customers of groups B1 and B2 to the permitted daily consumption,
5. sample level 5, which means limiting gas consumption at the customer's customers' points of the group And, to the extent of their operational technical options for switching to replacement fuel, the limitation of gas consumption for all customers who collect gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in heated rooms or spaces, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the limitation of the daily gas consumption of customers in groups B1 and B2 to achieve the average internal air temperature in heating periods in heated rooms or spaces, as set out in Annex 10 to this Regulation and in customer consumption points C2 to the level necessary for heating purposes, the limitation of the daily gas consumption in demand points B1 and B2 to the average internal air consumption in heating rooms, 20% of the daily consumption at the next working day before the date when the relevant limitation for that group was declared, unless they have already been reduced to the average internal air temperature in heating periods,
6. demand level 6, which means limiting gas consumption at the customers' customer points of the group And in the scope of their operational technical options for switching to replacement fuel, limiting the gas consumption of all customers who collect gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in heated rooms or spaces, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the reduction of the daily gas consumption in customers' customers' customers' sample points by 20% against the daily value for the next working day preceding that of the declaration, the limitation of the daily consumption of gas for that group of customers, if they have no longer reduced the temperature of the heat consumption of the primary air in the heating season in heating rooms or spaces determined in accordance with Annex 10 to that decree, the limitation of the daily consumption of gas in the heating points of the C2 to the level necessary for the heat coverage of the customers' customers' s temperature, as specified in Annex 10 to be no longer reduced by the average internal temperature temperature temperature for the customers' s intended for freezing of the previous freezing of the sanitary installations and heating systems, and restrictions, and restrictions of the daily gas consumption of the daily consumption of the daily consumption of the daily gas in the heating points of the heating points of the heating points of the heating points of the heating points of the
(c) the sampling stages for the interruption of gas supply,
1. sample step 7, which means the interruption of the gas supply of C2 customers, further limits the consumption of gas at group A customers in the range of their operating technical options for switching to replacement fuel, the limitation of gas consumption for households and the limitation of the daily gas consumption in groups B1 and B2 customers in order to achieve the average indoor temperature of the heating air in the heating season, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, so as to achieve the average internal air temperature in heating rooms or spaces, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the reduction of the daily gas consumption in customers' places E at the next working day preceding that on which the relevant level of limitation for this group of customers has been declared, if they have not already reduced in such a way as to achieve the average internal air temperature in heating rooms, in the heating season, as specified in Annex 10 to this Regulation, and to limit of the next working day of gas consumption of the day preceding day on the day on which the day on which the day on which the day on which the day on which the day on which the day on which the relevant point of consumption is declared the relevant stage.
2. sample step 8, which means the interruption of gas supply to customers of B1 and C2, further limits gas consumption at group A customers' demand points to the extent of their operating technical possibilities for switching to replacement fuel, the limitation of gas consumption to the remaining customers' demand points, which will not be interrupted by the gas supply to the customers of the group and the gas consumption to the customers of the group's heating or hot water, so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in heated rooms or spaces, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the limitation of gas consumption to households on the daily value for the next working day when the relevant limit for that customer group has not already been reduced by the consumption, as set out in Annex 10 to this Regulation, the average internal air temperature in heating rooms, the gas consumption points of E customers of 20% compared to the daily value for the next working day when it was declared.
3. the sample level 9, which means the interruption of gas supply to customers of Group A and E and to customers of Group B1 and C2, further limits the consumption of gas for the remaining customer sampling points, which will not be interrupted by the supply of gas and take the gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average indoor temperature of the heating room or space, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the limitation of the consumption of gas in households to the average internal temperature of the indoor heating season in heating rooms or spaces, so as to achieve the average indoor temperature of the heating room or space, determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, and the limitation of daily gas consumption in the sampling points of the customers of Group B2 to the safety minimum;
4. sample level 10, which means the interruption of the transport, distribution and supply of gas to the customers of categories C1, B2 and D, and to customers of categories A, B1, C2 and E, further limits the consumption of gas for the remaining customer points, which will not be interrupted by the supply of gas and take gas for heating or hot water so as to achieve the average internal temperature of the indoor air during the heating season in heated rooms or spaces, as determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation, the limitation of the consumption of gas for households so as to achieve the average internal temperature of the indoor air in heating season in heated rooms or spaces, as determined in accordance with Annex 10 to this Regulation;
5. sample level 11, which means the interruption of the transport, distribution and supply of gas to the customers of categories C1, B2 and D, and to customers of categories A, B1, C2 and E and F outside the health and social services facilities, with an expected annual consumption of over 630 MWh and a household, further reducing the consumption of gas collected for heating, so as to achieve the average indoor air temperature in the heating season in the heated rooms or areas set out in Annex 10 to this Regulation,
(d) the emergency demand stage, which means the interruption of the gas supply to customers of groups A, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, E and F.
(2) For the sampling stages referred to in paragraph 1 (c), where the gas supply to B1 and B2 customers should be interrupted, the supply shall be discontinued and the supply shall be interrupted only after the deadline necessary to reduce the consumption to the safety technological minimum set in accordance with § 7a (3) and (5), provided that this period has not elapsed for B1 and B2 customers since the announcement of demand stage 6.
(3) The gas supply may be interrupted immediately if an emergency sampling stage is declared.
Demonstration of sampling steps
(1) The transmission system operator shall declare the demand levels for the entire territory of the State through the national radio programme Czech Radio, ČRo Station 1 - Radio station in regular daily relations, at 6.00 and 13.00 hours after the end of the reporting session and on the website of the market operator, the transmission system operator and, where appropriate, other mass media. In the case of a declaration other than the basic stage of collection, the declaration shall be made more frequently, depending on the gravity of the situation.
(2) Distribution system operators declare a different than the basic level of demand for a particular part of the national territory through the national radio programme Czech Radio, ČRo 1 - Radio station according to the gravity of the situation and on the website of the market operator, the relevant distribution system operator or other mass media.
(3) The transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator shall notify the announcement of the emergency demand step simultaneously to the distribution system operators concerned, gas storage operators, gas producers, the Ministry, the Energy Regulatory Authority, the Ministry of the Interior, the local regional authority or the City of Prague, the relevant municipalities, the Police of the Czech Republic. The transmission system operator also announces the declaration of emergency demand step to the General Directorate of the Fire Rescue Corps of the Czech Republic and the relevant distribution system operator announces the declaration of emergency demand step to the relevant fire department of the region. The completion of the emergency sampling step shall be treated mutatis mutandis.
Authorised daily consumption
(1) The authorised daily consumption shall be determined only for the customer's sampling points of the B1 and B2 groups in accordance with paragraph 3.
(2) In the case of a gas sampling installation where the consumption to authorised daily consumption cannot be reduced immediately, the time shift in hours is determined as the time necessary to reduce the consumption to authorised daily consumption.
(3) The authorised daily consumption shall be determined as the mean of the actual minimum daily values achieved over the last three winter periods preceding the deadline referred to in paragraph 4, taking into account the permitted daily consumption values for the previous three years which have been determined by derogation from the customer requirement, in accordance with the procedure referred to in paragraph 5, sentence 2 and 3. For this purpose, the winter period shall mean the last quarter of the year and the first quarter of the following year, with the exception of the period from 20 December to 5 January.
(4) The value determined in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 shall be determined and communicated in writing by the competent operator to customers of the B1 and B2 sample points by 31 May of the year concerned.
(5) If the customer does not send a written message to the relevant operator by 30 June of the given year, the customer shall be deemed to agree to the specified value of the permitted daily consumption and shall be responsible for reducing its consumption no later than 8 hours after the announcement of the relevant sampling stage. In the event that the customer disagrees with the value of the permitted daily consumption or the above-mentioned time limit for reducing the consumption to that value, the customer shall justify the different value of the permitted daily consumption and the time difference in hours by listing its appliances and their technological parameters by 30 June of the year. The competent operator shall determine the final value of the permitted daily consumption by accepting or refusing to agree to the justified value of the permitted daily consumption and the time shift, which shall be confirmed by written communication to the customer by 31 July of the year concerned.
(6) The values of the permitted daily consumption and the time shift established under this provision apply for the period from 1 October of the year to 30 September of the following year.
(7) The authorised daily consumption of new customers shall be determined on the basis of data relating to the quantities and uses of gas specified in the gas service contract or connection and the distribution system service contract.
(8) For customers with multiple sampling points with the same identification number, the permitted daily consumption for these sampling points can be combined or divided into other sampling points for B1 and B2 groups, while respecting the following rules:
(a) the total value of the permitted daily consumption of all customer demand points having the same identification number is at no point higher than the sum of these values per customer demand point with the same identification number;
(b) where a time shift for the sampling points is set to reduce the consumption to a value of permitted daily consumption of more than 8 hours, those time shifts shall be taken into account when combining the values of authorised daily consumption;
(c) the contracted capacity may not be exceeded at any of the sampling points.
(9) For the cases referred to in paragraph 8, the customer shall determine in advance the values of the permitted daily consumption for all its sampling points and shall communicate them in a demonstrable manner by 1 September of the year at the latest to all relevant operators to whose facilities its sampling points are connected. The competent operators shall verify compliance with the conditions referred to in paragraph 8 and, by 20 September of the year in question at the latest, shall certify the permitted daily consumption of each sampling point to the competent customers in a verifiable manner. Where a customer requests a change in the values of permitted daily consumption at its sampling points during the period referred to in paragraph 6, it may be done on a quarterly basis by applying the requirement to the relevant operators no later than 30 days before the start of the relevant quarter, and the relevant operators confirm these values in accordance with the procedure set out in the second sentence no later than 10 days before the start of the relevant quarter.
(10) The aggregation of the permitted daily consumption values referred to in paragraphs 8 and 9 shall apply only in an emergency situation declared by the transmission system operator for the entire territory of the State under the Energy Act.
(11) The operator concerned shall provide the final values of the permitted daily consumption and the time shift referred to in paragraph 5 in a way that allows remote access to the relevant gas supplier by 15 August of the year at the latest; in the cases referred to in paragraph 7, publish them no later than 15 days after the conclusion of a gas service contract or a distribution system service contract. The data on the combined values of permitted daily consumption or changes to these values referred to in paragraph 9 shall be provided by the relevant operators in a similar manner, not later than the start of the payment deadline.
Safety technological minimum
(1) The safety technological minimum is the minimum daily gas consumption after the decommissioning of the technological equipment, which is necessary to ensure the safety of persons and of the technological equipment, enabling the subsequent restoration of the operation of the technological equipment to be restored after the waste of the reasons for limiting gas consumption. The security technological minimum shall be determined for the customers of the B1 group in accordance with the following rules:
(a) the decommissioning of the technological equipment must start immediately after the publication of the relevant sampling stage, with the immediate termination of the introduction of, for example, additional raw material or semi-finished material into the technological installation; the processed production must be completed as soon as possible, not later than the end of the third gas day following the date on which the relevant stage of sampling was declared, except in the cases referred to in paragraph 2,
(b) the reduction in gas consumption must be carried out by the customer in such a way as to avoid endangering persons, adversely affecting the environment and causing disproportionate damage to property;
(c) when determining the level of the security technological minima, the customer may take into account the need for heat for the temperation of the customer's premises only up to the level of consumption prior to freezing of the health-related installations and heating systems.
(2) In the case of technological installations which require, for example, controlled temperation and a gradual reduction of production to avoid permanent damage or destruction, the time limit referred to in paragraph 1 (a) shall be determined individually on the basis of the demonstration of actual possibilities in reducing production by the customer, which may be verified by the competent operator in accordance with the procedure laid down in paragraph 5.
(3) Together with the level of the security technological minima, the period shall be determined on the days until the customer is able to reduce his consumption to that value, while respecting the rules referred to in paragraph 1, unless it can be reduced immediately. Where a gradual reduction of production or consumption of gas is necessary in order to achieve a minimum of security technology, each stage shall be determined, indicating the necessary amount of gas consumption at that stage and the time shift expressed in days.
(4) The safety technological minimum shall also be determined for the B2 customer group, which, when determining its level in addition to the rules referred to in paragraph 1, shall take into account the corresponding gas consumption for heat production necessary for the supply to households, health facilities and social services, for the corresponding outdoor calculation temperature for the design of heating systems according to the relevant technical standard. If one of this group of customers uses the gas in addition to the gas collection for technological purposes also for ignition and stabilization of the combustion of a primary fuel which is not a gas, the amount of gas necessary for ignition and stabilization of the combustion of the primary fuel shall also be included in the safety technology minima in the range of its daily consumption.
(5) The values established in accordance with paragraphs 1 to 4 shall be communicated by the customer in writing together with the justification of the operator concerned by 30 June of the year concerned. The competent operators may verify compliance with the conditions referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 and the acceptance or refusal of approval of the justified value of the safety technology minima and the time shift after consultation with the customer shall determine their final values, which shall be confirmed by written communication to the customer by 31 August of the year concerned at the latest. If the customer does not communicate to the relevant operator any values according to the first sentence, the level of the safety technology minima shall be deemed to be zero and the customer shall be able to reduce his gas consumption to that value immediately but no later than one day.
(6) The values of the security technological minima and the time shift established in accordance with paragraphs 1 to 4 shall apply for the period from 1 October of the year to 30 September of the following year.
(7) The security technological minimum for new customers shall be determined on the basis of data relating to the quantities and uses of gas specified in the gas service contract or the distribution system service contract.
(8) The relevant operator shall provide the final values of the safety technological minima and time shift referred to in paragraph 5 in a way that allows remote access to the relevant gas supplier by 15 September of the year at the latest; in the cases referred to in paragraph 7, it shall provide it no later than 15 days after the conclusion of the gas transport service contract or the gas distribution system service contract.
Operators' activities in emergency prevention and emergency situations
(1) The transmission system operator and distribution system operators shall verify the customer discipline of the corresponding customer group A, B1, B2, C1, C2 and E according to the declared demand level for the restriction by means of a remote reading of data from the measuring equipment when equipped with it.
(2) The transmission system operator and distribution system operators shall verify whether the relevant customers have interrupted the gas supply by closing the main gas closure when declaring the demand stage for the interruption of the gas supply to the relevant customer groups. In the event that the customer has not interrupted the purchase, the customer shall be informed of the obligation to interrupt the purchase by personal contact. If the customer is not reachable or if the customer has not interrupted the purchase after repeated notice, they shall close the main gas closure or, in case of unavailability, ensure that the gas flow is interrupted in another available or accessible way.
(3) Where, in carrying out the activity referred to in paragraph 1, operators find non-compliance with the declared degree of restriction on gas consumption or where the customer refuses to terminate its procurement pursuant to paragraph 2 and does not allow the closure of the main gas closure, they shall notify the relevant operators to the Energy Regulatory Authority and the Ministry.
(4) When declaring an emergency demand step, distribution system operators shall shut down each part of the distribution system gradually taking into account the number of demand points supplied by municipalities or parts thereof and the difficulty of subsequent recovery of gas supply.
Notification of customer inclusion
(1) Classification in the groups referred to in Article 2 shall be communicated by the operator concerned to the customers of group A, B1, B2, C1 and C2 by 31 May of the year concerned. If the customer does not agree to be assigned to the designated group, it shall justify this to the relevant operator by 30 June of the year in question. The relevant operator shall examine the conditions of inclusion and inform the customer of the final classification by 31 July of the year at the latest. For the final classification of customers in groups B1, B2, C1 and C2, it is not decisive whether the conditions set out for those groups in Section 2 have been met as regards a set limit of 70% of the consumption for the period from 1 October of the previous year to 31 March of that year from the total consumption for the period from 1 April of the previous year to 31 March of that year, but the actual nature of the consumption of the customer on the basis of its application for inclusion in another group, i.e. whether the gas is used primarily for heating or technological purposes.
(2) The inclusion of customer demand points in Group D and Health and Social Services facilities with a forecast annual consumption of over 630 MWh in Group F in a given year is carried out as follows:
(a) by 31 January of the year in question, the competent operator shall send a provisional list of the customer demand points to the competent regional authority or the City of Prague, indicating the name or address of the customer's demand point;
(b) the relevant operator shall carry out a definitive classification of the customer's demand points by 31 March of the year concerned and shall notify the customers concerned in writing by 30 April of that year;
(c) the distribution of customers to sub-groups D1 and D2 for the purpose of calculating the gas supply safety standard shall be carried out by the relevant operator in accordance with the conditions set out in points (1) and (2) of Article 2 (1) and shall communicate this to the market operator by 31 July of the year concerned.
(3) The competent operator shall send information on the resulting classification of customers in group D and health and social services facilities with the expected annual collection in that year over 630 MWh to group F to the respective regional authorities or the City of Prague and the respective regional fire services. The inclusion of customer demand points in Group E and customers with annual gas consumption up to 630 MWh together with households in Group F is determined by the size of their purchases and results from contracts for the provision of a distribution system service or gas transport service contract.
(4) The sampling points of power generation or heat production referred to in Article 2 (1) (h) of the part of the sentence behind the semicolon shall be included in Group F at the request of the transmission system operator or the holder of the heat generation licence delivered by the relevant transmission system operator or distribution system operator by 1 September of the year, which shall inform the customer whose demand point has been included in Group F by this procedure, and the transmission system operator by 30 September of that year. The application shall include information from the producer of electricity or heat as to whether the gas is intended for ignition or stabilization of the primary fuel at the sampling point and the amount of the necessary daily gas consumption according to the purpose of using the gas and the expected weekly and monthly gas consumption. In the case of holders of authorisations for the manufacture of medicinal products and manufacturers of medicinal substances under the Law on Medicines, the competent operators of the transmission or distribution system shall be requested by the Ministry of Health by 1 September of the year in question and the competent operator shall inform the customer in writing of this fact, the customer whose sample point was included in Group F by this procedure, by 30 September of the year in question. In the case of public water and sewerage operators, the competent transmission or distribution system operators shall be requested by the Ministry of Agriculture by 1 September of the year in question and the competent operator shall inform the customer in writing of this fact, whose point of demand has been included in Group F by this procedure, by 30 September of the year in question.
(5) The relevant operator shall provide the inclusion of customers in the groups referred to in paragraphs 1 and 3 in a manner that allows remote access to the relevant gas supplier by 15 August of a given year at the latest, with the exception of electricity generation, heat generation, authorisation holders for the manufacture of medicinal products and manufacturers of active substances and public water and sewage operators, listed in Group F, for which classification shall be granted by 15 October of that year at the latest. The relevant operator shall transmit information on the inclusion of all customers in groups according to the first sentence subsequently electronically to the market operator. In the cases referred to in Article 2 (4), the relevant operator shall transmit information on the inclusion of customers in Group F electronically to the market operator without undue delay.
Procedures for receiving international assistance in gas crisis situations
(1) Settlement entities that have registered at least one demand point in the market operator's information system protected under solidarity under the directly applicable European Union law governing a measure to ensure security of supply of land flow 13), where they have assumed responsibility for the derogation, communicate, by 6: 00 a.m. of each day for which the gas supply for the following gas days is declared, in the event of a gas shortage, to the market operator electronically in the format defined by the market operator, the requirement for the supply of gas for these demand points, for which the supply of gas for subsequent gas days in the event of a demand level 11, and for which a request for international assistance in gas crisis situations may be made, but up to the sum of the quantities of such demand points booked or distribution capacity. The market operator shall inform the Ministry and the transmission system operator within 6: 30 hours of the aggregated quantity of gas supply requirements in accordance with the first sentence.
(2) In the event that the number 11 demand level is declared and the operating situation in the gas system still causes a significant gas shortage for the supply of gas to protected customers for the following gas days, the transmission system operator shall inform the Ministry of the state of the gas system by 7: 00 a.m. and communicate to the Ministry a recommendation on the possibility of applying a request from the Czech Republic to another Member State for international assistance in gas crisis situations. Where the transmission system operator finds that the aggregate gas supply requirement referred to in paragraph 1 is below the estimated gas consumption of protected customers for the following gas day, it shall call for the missing gas quantity to be secured. The Ministry shall decide by 9: 30 a.m. on the possibility of submitting an application to the Member States for international assistance in gas crisis situations and shall inform the transmission system operator and the market operator thereof without delay.
(3) The Ministry, the transmission system operator and the market operator shall immediately publish information on the application for international assistance in gas crisis situations in a manner that allows remote access.
(4) The market operator shall provide the Ministry and the transmission system operator with information on the amount of gas required to receive international assistance in gas crisis situations.
(5) The transmission system operator shall inform the Ministry, at the request of the Ministry without undue delay, of the free transmission capacity at the transmission system border points for the following gas days.
(6) The Ministry sends a request to the Member States of the European Union for international assistance in gas crisis situations on the relevant gas day and informs the market operator and transmission system operator about this step.
(7) On the basis of the Government's decision to accept international assistance in crisis situations in the gas industry, the Ministry shall accept Member States' offers and at the same time inform the market operator and transmission system operators and publish the price per unit of gas supplied in a way that allows remote access on its website.
(8) When applying market measures in the Member States, the transmission system operator shall enter in the name and account of the Ministry on the transport capacity reservation platform an instruction for the purchase of transport capacity in the amount determined by the Ministry and shall inform the Ministry and the market operator without undue delay of the quantity of transport capacity purchased for the Czech Republic and its price.
(9) The market operator shall, on the basis of the information provided by the Ministry on the decision of the Government to accept international assistance in crisis situations in the gas sector in the application of market measures in the Member States, cooperate with the Ministry and shall register the appropriate nomination of the gas in accordance with the procedure laid down by other legislation4) corresponding to the total amount of tenders received from Member States of the European Union or individual participants in the gas market abroad pursuant to paragraph 7. The market operator shall inform the Ministry and the transmission system operator without undue delay whether the requirements of the settlement entities referred to in paragraph 1 have been met in whole or in part.
(10) Where the requirements of settlement entities referred to in paragraph 1 are not fully satisfied on the basis of market measures in the Member States, the market operator shall determine the difference between the quantity registered in accordance with paragraph 1 and the size of the registered nomination referred to in paragraph 9 for a given gas day for each clearing entity and its aggregated value for all clearing entities and shall communicate that value to the Ministry. Furthermore, after consulting the transmission system operator, the Ministry shall decide on the continued acceptance of international assistance in crisis situations in gas from Member States of the European Union. On the basis of the decision referred to in the second sentence, the Ministry shall send a new request for international assistance in crisis situations in the gas sector when applying non-market measures in the Member States to the Member States of the European Union.
(11) On the basis of a request submitted pursuant to paragraph 10, the Ministry shall collect new additional offers from Member States of the European Union or from individual gas market participants abroad with delivery at border interconnection points. Following a decision by the Government, the Ministry shall accept bids in accordance with the first sentence and inform the market operator and transmission system operator at the same time. The tenders received pursuant to paragraph 7 shall be without prejudice to this.
(12) When applying non-market measures in the Member States, the transmission system operator shall allocate capacity at border interconnection points at a quantity determined by the Ministry and shall inform the Ministry and the market operator without undue delay of the amount of capacity allocated to the Czech Republic and its price.
(13) The market operator shall, on the basis of the information provided by the Ministry on the Government's decision to accept international assistance in crisis situations in the gas sector in the application of non-market measures in the Member States, cooperate with the Ministry and register the appropriate nomination of the gas in accordance with the procedure laid down by other legislation4) corresponding to the total amount of the offers received from Member States of the European Union or individual gas market participants abroad pursuant to paragraphs 7 and 11. The market operator shall inform the Ministry without undue delay whether the requirements of the settlement entities referred to in paragraph 1 have been met in whole or in part.
(14) The Ministry shall, through a market operator in the name and on behalf of the Czech Republic, settle payments with the gas operators referred to in paragraph 1. The terms and manner of settlement of payments referred to in the first sentence shall be made public by the market operator in a manner that allows remote access.
Procedures for granting international assistance in crisis situations in gas
(1) The Ministry shall without undue delay inform the Government of the Czech Republic, the market operator and the transmission system operator of the announcement of an emergency situation in a Member State of the European Union1). The market operator shall, on the basis of this information, through the market operator information system, inform distribution system operators without undue delay and invite all clearing entities to verify, in cooperation with traders who have assumed responsibility for the derogation, and their customers, the possibility of submitting an offer for the supply of gas in international assistance in gas crisis situations when applying market measures in the Czech Republic.
(2) The Ministry shall inform the transmission system operator and the market operator without undue delay of the receipt of an application for international assistance in gas crisis situations by a Member State of the European Union. The Ministry and the market operator shall publish, without undue delay, information on the receipt of the request in a way that allows remote access.
(3) The transmission system operator shall inform the Ministry, at the request of the Ministry without undue delay, of the free transmission capacity at the transmission system border points for the following gas days.
(4) When providing international assistance in crisis situations under market measures in the Czech Republic
(a) clearing entities register binding offers for the sale of gas to the Czech Republic on a given gas day through the information system of the market operator and within the deadline set by the market operator; offer means the quantity required for the sale of gas by the clearing bodies for the gas day and its price in EUR / MWh;
(b) the offers referred to in point (a) constitute, in the information system, the operator of the market of the Czech Republic for the provision of international assistance in crisis situations in the gas sector under another legislation10),
(c) a Member State may accept, through the market operator's information system, the individual offers referred to in point (b) as an offer by the Czech Republic in full or in part in the provision of international assistance in crisis situations in the gas sector under another legislation10); the market operator shall inform the Ministry without delay of the quantity of gas traded in MWh on the solidarity platform for the application of market measures in the Czech Republic,
(d) the market operator shall, upon receipt of the tenders referred to in (c), cooperate with the Ministry and register the relevant gas nominations in accordance with the procedure specified by other legislation4).
(5) The Ministry shall without undue delay inform the transmission system operator and market operator of the possible acceptance of a second request for international assistance in gas crisis situations when applying non-market measures in the Czech Republic. The transmission system operator shall inform the Ministry, at the request of the Ministry without undue delay, of the free transmission capacity at the transmission system border points for the following gas day. The Ministry, the transmission system operator and the market operator shall immediately publish information on the receipt of the request in a way that allows remote access.
(6) When providing international assistance in crisis situations when applying non-market measures in the Czech Republic
(a) clearing entities shall register, through an information system, the market operator under conditions published by the market operator in a way that allows remote access and within the time limit set by the market operator, binding gas supply bids by the Czech Republic for the following gas day in non-market measures in the Czech Republic; offer means the quantity of gas supplied, purchased for the purpose of supplying customers at the basic stage of demand, who must comply with the restriction or interruption of gas consumption under another legislature10), the clearing bodies for the gas day concerned; the settlement entity registers these bids individually for the sampling stages 7 to 10;
(b) the bids referred to in point (a), in aggregate quantities by sampling stages No 7 to 10, constitute the market operator in the information system, together with other information provided in accordance with other legislation4), the Czech Republic's offer to provide international assistance in gas crisis situations under another legislature10); The Ministry shall send these bids to the requesting Member State of the European Union on the relevant gas day and inform the market operator and transmission system operator of this step; the price of gas offered according to the sentence before the semicolon in EUR / MWh includes compensation to domestic customers whose gas consumption would be limited due to an emergency call for international assistance in gas crisis situations.
(7) The Ministry, on the basis of the information submitted by the market operator on the total expected gas savings for the individual demand stages for the interruption of gas supply determined in accordance with the procedure referred to in paragraph 6, takes into account the transmission system operator's information on available transmission capacities, sends to the Member States of the European Union an offer of international assistance in gas crisis situations when applying non-market measures in the Czech Republic on the following gas day and informs the transmission system operator and the transmission system operator of the supply.
(8) The requesting Member State of the European Union, if it wishes to accept the offer of the Czech Republic in the framework of non-market measures in the Czech Republic, will do so by sending a confirmation of receipt of the offer to the Ministry and by accepting just one of the offers through the market operator's information system referred to in paragraph 6 (b) as an offer by the Czech Republic to provide international assistance in gas crisis situations under another legislation. The market operator shall inform the Ministry and the transmission system operators on the basis of the receipt of the offer in accordance with the first sentence. The market operator shall continue to cooperate with the Ministry and register the relevant gas nominationsusing a procedure specified by other legislation10). The transmission system operator shall, upon notification by the Ministry without undue delay, declare a state of emergency and declare the relevant demand stage for the interruption of gas supply on the following gas day and inform the Ministry and the market operator of the available transport capacities for the following gas day. The Ministry shall notify the market operator of the price of the gas provided, including compensation.
(9) The Ministry shall, through a market operator in the name and on behalf of the Czech Republic, settle payments with a gas supply entity pursuant to paragraph 4 (a) or paragraph 6 (a). The terms and manner of settlement of payments referred to in the first sentence shall be made public by the market operator in a manner that allows remote access.
Emergency plans
(1) The transmission system operator and distribution system operators, gas storage operators and gas manufacturers process emergency plans for the management and disposal of accidents on facilities for the production, transport, distribution and storage of gas and for the prevention of emergency and emergency situations.
(2) The Regional Fire Safety Corps shall provide the operators referred to in paragraph 1 with the necessary contact details for the processing of emergency plans. Operators referred to in paragraph 1 shall inform their emergency plans and their updates to the relevant Regional Fire Rescue Corps.
(3) The contents of the emergency plans are set out in Annex 1 to this Decree.
Documentation for risk assessment, preventive action plan and emergency plan
(1) In order to carry out the risk assessment under the directly applicable European Union6), the transmission system operator, distribution system operators and gas storage facilities, gas manufacturers and gas traders shall send to the Ministry the supporting documents listed in Annex 2 to this Regulation by 31 May 2026 and every 4 years thereafter by 31 May of the year, unless the Ministry requests the supporting documents under this paragraph more frequently, in view of the circumstances.
(2) In order to draw up a preventive action plan and an emergency plan in accordance with the directly applicable European Union7, the transmission system operator, distribution system operators, gas storage operators and gas manufacturers shall send to the Ministry the supporting documents listed in Annex 2a to this Preventive Action Plan Decision and Annex 1 to this Emergency Plan Decision. The supporting documents for the preparation of the preventive action plan and the emergency plan shall be submitted by 31 January 2023 and every 4 years at the latest by 1 January of that year, unless requested by the Ministry by another date.
Method of ensuring the safety standard
(1) The scope and conditions of application of the safety standard to protected customers for cases under the directly applicable legislation (8) are determined in accordance with Annex 3 to this Decree.
(2) The market operator shall update and publish, on 1 May of the year in a manner that allows remote access, the input data for the calculation of the safety standard. The model input data for the calculation of the minimum size of the safety standard published by the market operator is set out in Annex 4 to this Decree.
(3) During the period from 1 October to 31 March, the safety standard referred to in points (a) and (b) of paragraph 1 of Annex 3 shall be provided for at least 30% by storage of gas in gas storage tanks on the territory of the European Union.
(4) The gas trader supplying gas to protected customers shall provide written evidence of the way in which the safety standard of gas supply is ensured for the forthcoming period to the Energy Regulatory Authority by 31 August of that year. Data on the scope of the safety standard established in accordance with paragraph 1 and the manner in which it is secured shall be submitted by the gas dealer using the form set out in Annex 5 to this Regulation at the latest by the 15th day of that month to the market operator and the Energy Regulatory Authority. The provision of a safety standard shall demonstrate:
(a) for gas stored in gas storage tanks in the Czech Republic, a copy of the contract with the gas storage tank operator in electronic form;
(b) for gas stored in gas storage outside the territory of the Czech Republic, a copy of the contract or other documentary evidence of the quantity of gas stored by the gas storage operator in electronic form, and at the same time a documentary evidence showing that solid transport capacity to the Czech Republic is ensured;
(c) in the case of diversified gas sources, copies of the contract or other documentary evidence of the supply of the relevant gas volume from the supplier in electronic form, where the point of delivery is a virtual point of business in the Czech Republic; if the point of delivery is a virtual point of business or other place outside the Czech Republic or a border point, a written proof of the supply of the relevant volume of gas from the supplier, and at the same time a confirmation showing a guarantee of fixed transport capacity to the Czech Republic;
(d) in the case of the production of gas which is extractable, a copy of the contract or other written document from the relevant holder of the gas licence in electronic form; gas production is an equivalent alternative to ensuring the safety standard of supply in accordance with Section 11 (3);
(e) a written confirmation by the protected customer concerned that it has the possibility of using alternative fuels and a copy of the gas supply contract according to which the gas supply can be interrupted;
(f) a written confirmation of the security standard by another gas market participant, a model of which is set out in Annex 6 to this Decree.
(5) The gas trader supplying gas to protected customers provides the Energy Regulatory Authority with the documents referred to in paragraph 4 (a) to (d) and with the written confirmation referred to in paragraph 4 (e) and (f) containing a method of ensuring the safety standard of gas supply for a period where the coefficient of: M selected by the market operator in accordance with Annex 3 to this Decree is not zero until 31 August of the year in question, in particular by means of a data box. Where the contracts do not cover the whole period from 1 October to 31 March, where the coefficient M is not zero, or where there is a change in the way the security standard for gas supply is ensured during the period where the coefficient M is not zero, the gas trader shall send a copy of the contract or other written document to the Energy Regulatory Authority by the 10th day of the calendar month for which the security standard for gas supply must be ensured.
(6) For the coming winter period, a gas trader who does not supply gas to protected customers always provides this information in writing to the Energy Regulatory Authority by 31 August of that year.
(7) A gas market participant taking over the security standard referred to in paragraph 4 (f) must include within the scope of its gas security standard the scope of the gas trader's safety standard for which it issued a safety standard confirmation.
(8) The safety standard referred to in Annex 3 (1) (c) must be ensured other than gas infrastructure (9), which has been identified by the transmission system operator by the single largest gas infrastructure for the purpose of establishing a standard for infrastructure in accordance with the directly applicable European Union Regulation (1). Information on the identification of the single largest gas infrastructure shall be published by the transmission system operator on its website each year, together with a 10-year transmission system development plan.
(9) Where a gas trader is maintained with a distribution system operator as a customer with a demand point and does not have access to the input data necessary for the calculation of the safety standard, such a demand point shall:
(a) it does not fall within the category of protected customers, the security standard of gas supply is not ensured for cases under the directly applicable European Union Regulation (8);
(b) falls within the category of protected customers, ensures and demonstrates the security standard of gas supply by another gas market participant with the possibility of accessing the input data of this sampling point necessary for the calculation of the safety standard for cases under the directly applicable European Union8).
The information referred to in point (a) or (b) shall be notified in writing to the Energy Regulatory Authority by 31 August of that year at the latest.
(10) The gas storage tank operator in the Czech Republic shall provide the Energy Regulatory Authority with data on the daily total quantity of stored gas and the total contracted fixed storage capacity of individual gas traders in the previous month, in accordance with Annex 9 to this Regulation, no later than the 15th day of the calendar month concerned.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No 344 / 2012 Coll., on the state of emergency in the gas industry and how to ensure the safety standard of gas supply |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 22.10.2012 |
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| Effective from | 01.11.2012 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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