Decree No 359 / 2020 Coll.
Power measurement decree
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359
DECLARATION
of 13 August 2020
on electricity measurement
The Ministry of Industry and Trade provides pursuant to Article 98a (1) (a) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the Terms and Conditions of Business and on the Performance of State Administration in the Energy Sector and on the Amendment of Certain Laws (Energy Act), as amended by Act No. 158 / 2009 Coll., Act No. 211 / 2011 Coll., Act No. 165 / 2012 Coll. and Act No. 131 / 2015 Coll.:
Subject matter
This decree incorporates the relevant European Union1), following the directly applicable European Union2) and provides for
(a) types of measuring equipment and types of flow measurement for sharing electricity, providing flexibility and storing electricity;
(b) the location of measuring devices and the methods and conditions for their installation;
(c) cases where, at the low-voltage transfer point, only a specified gauge can be measured by secondary measurement;
(d) requirements for secondary measuring equipment and conditions for their installation;
(e) methods and types of measurement;
(f) conditions of sampling without measuring equipment;
(g) measurement data and the extent and conditions of access to measurement data;
(h) transmission and storage of electricity;
(i) technical and other conditions of measurement;
(j) minimum functional and technical requirements for measuring equipment;
(k) the procedure and conditions for the installation of an intelligent measuring device;
(l) requirements for the cyber safety of measuring equipment;
(m) methods for evaluating and determining the quantity of electricity collected in the event of a failure of the measuring equipment;
(n) the method of determining the refund and the method of determining the amount of the refund for the electricity unduly collected, unduly distributed or unduly supplied, unless it is possible to establish the actual quantity of electricity unduly collected, unduly distributed or unduly supplied,
(o) the dates and scope of the transmission of data to the market operator necessary for the performance of its obligations.
Power measurement methods
(1) By means of individual types of measuring equipment, the electricity producer, the electricity storage installation operator, the customer operating the electricity generation or storage facility, the transmission system operator or the distribution system operator shall ensure the measurement of the installation, operation, operation, operation, control and maintenance of the measuring equipment including mass remote control devices, subtraction, processing, transmission and storage of measurement data.
(2) The measurement of electricity and the evaluation of data (hereinafter referred to as "measurement") is used in order from the highest type to the lowest type, single or multi-tariff measurements of type A or type B or type C.
(3) Measurement is divided into:
(a) direct measurements where all the electricity measured passes through the electrometer and no measuring transformers are used; or
(b) indirect measurements where the electrometer is used in connection with the current transformers through which all the electricity measured passes and, where appropriate, voltage transformers; by the power transformer side to which the measuring transformers are connected, the measurement is divided into primary (higher voltage side) or secondary (lower voltage side) measurements.
(4) If the sampling point, the electricity production facility, the storage facility or the distribution system is connected to the distribution system by more than one connection point at different voltage levels, all connection points shall be measured according to the conditions laid down for the highest of the voltage levels of those connection points.
Type A measurement
(1) The measurement of type A is a run-through measurement with remote daily data transmission; the continuous recording of the mean value of active and reactive power over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device.
(2) Electricity must be measured by measuring type A
(a) between the transmission system and foreign systems;
(b) between the transmission system and the distribution system;
(c) taken from a transmission or distribution system at a voltage level exceeding 52 kV;
(d) between distribution systems at voltage levels exceeding 1 kV;
(e) delivered to or withdrawn from a transmission or distribution system to or from a electricity or storage facility directly connected to a transmission or distribution system at a voltage level exceeding 1 kV; and
(f) taken from the distribution system at a voltage level of between 1 kV and 52 kV and with a reserved power of more than 250 kW.
(3) For type A measurements:
(a) a basic measuring interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(b) a basic evaluation interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(c) the basic interval for processing and transmission of measured data on a calendar day;
Type B measurement
(1) Type B measurement is a run-through measurement with remote daily data transmission; the continuous recording of the mean active and reactive power over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring equipment; where it is not possible to carry out remote data transmission for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in a physical way.
(2) At least by measuring type B electricity must be measured
(a) between distribution systems at voltage levels up to 1 kV with indirect measurement;
(b) delivered to or withdrawn from the distribution system to or from a power plant with an installed power output of more than 50 kW or a power storage facility with an installed power output of more than 50 kW directly connected to the distribution system at a voltage level of up to 1 kV;
(c) taken from the distribution system at a voltage level from 1 kV to 52 kV and with a reserved power of up to 250 kW;
(d) delivered or withdrawn from the distribution system at a voltage level up to 1 kV with indirect measurement;
(e) delivered to or withdrawn from the distribution system at a voltage level of up to 1 kV at the sampling point through which the power plant with an installed power output of more than 50 kW or a power storage facility with an installed power output of more than 50 kW is connected;
(f) delivered to or withdrawn from a transmission or distribution system to or from a power plant or any production source connected to a transmission or distribution system through another power plant or through a storage facility; and
(g) delivered to or withdrawn from a transmission or distribution system to or from a power storage facility connected to a transmission or distribution system through a power-generating facility or through another electricity storage facility.
(3) Type B measurement may be replaced by type A measurement.
(4) For type B measurements:
(a) a basic measuring interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(b) a basic evaluation interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(c) the basic interval for processing and transmission of measured data on a calendar day;
Type C measurement
(1) The measurement of type C is:
(a) continuous measurement of category C1 with remote transmission of data equipped with a remote disconnection function, connection or performance limitation, technical blocking of appliances and a standardised communication interface for the provision of data to the customer; the continuous recording of the mean active power value or active energy value over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; where it is not possible to carry out remote data transmission for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in a physical way;
(b) running measurement of category C2 with remote data transmission, equipped with a technical blocking function for appliances and a standardised communication interface for the provision of data to the customer; the continuous recording of the mean active power value or active energy value over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; where it is not possible to carry out remote data transmission for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in a physical way;
(c) running measurement of category C3 with remote data transmission equipped with a standardised communication interface for the provision of data to the customer; the continuous recording of the mean active power value or active energy value over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; where it is not possible to carry out remote data transmission for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in a physical way; and
(d) other category C4 measurements which may record the process of electricity collection and may be with remote data transmission; the measurement of type C category C4 is non-continuous.
(2) At least by measuring type C of category C1 or C2 electricity must be measured
(b) delivered to or withdrawn from the distribution system to or from a power plant with an installed power of up to 50 kW or a power storage facility with an installed power of up to 50 kW directly connected to the distribution system at a voltage level of up to 1 kV and with direct measurement;
(c) delivered to or withdrawn from the distribution system at a voltage level of up to 1 kV at a direct measurement sampling point through which a power plant with an installed power up to 50 kW or a power storage facility with an installed power up to 50 kW are connected;
(d) for a sampling point whose transfer point is assigned to the sharing group.
(3) If the technically feasible or economically viable electricity referred to in paragraph 2 (b), (c) or (d) is not measured by measurement of type C of category C1 or C2, the measurement of type C of category C3 or type B shall be used without the need to record continuously the mean value of reactive power over the measurement interval.
(4) At least by measuring type C of category C4 electricity must be measured
(a) withdrawn from the distribution system, with the exception of the measurements referred to in paragraphs 2, 3 and 4;
(b) for a power demand point with a distribution system in which the electricity generation or storage facility is not connected or whose transfer point is not assigned to a sharing group where it is not technically or economically possible to install a measuring device which uses measurements in accordance with paragraph 2, § 3 or 4; or
(c) between distribution systems where it is not technically or economically possible to install measuring equipment which uses measurements in accordance with paragraphs 2, 3 or 4.
(5) For the application of the electricity support from supported sources under the Energy Support Act (5), in the form of an annual green bonus, the electricity producer provides separate measurement of electricity produced by at least measurement of C-type C4 for the electricity plant. In the case of an auction bonus or a quarter-hour green bonus, the electricity producer shall ensure the measurement of the electricity produced by at least measurement of type B or measurement of type C of category C1, C2 or C3.
(6) By measuring type C of category C1 or C2, electricity may be measured at a multi-tariff sampling point with a power consumption from the distribution system at a voltage level up to 1 kV with direct measurement.
(1) For type C measurements of category C1, C2 or C3:
(a) a basic measuring interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(b) a basic evaluation interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00 calendar day,
(c) the basic interval for processing and transmission of the measured data shall be 1 calendar day.
(2) For category C4 type C measurements, data processing and transmission are carried out at least once a year.
(4) The technical requirements for the measurement of type C categories C1 and C2 are set out in Annex 4 to this Regulation.
Electricity measurement data
(1) Electricity market participants shall transmit electricity measurement data in kWh, kW, kVArh, kVar or in MWh, MW, MVArh, MVar with tariff breakdown.
(2) For technical operational purposes of the transmission system operator or distribution system, the active energy and power, voltage and current generated and supplied shall be measured. The collected and supplied reactive energy can be measured.
(3) The electricity measurement data are:
(a) the data recorded by the measuring equipment, calculated on the basis of the measurement equipment data, where appropriate;
(b) the data deducted and transmitted by the electricity market participant concerned to the transmission system operator or distribution system operator in a manner determined by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator, if they correspond to the nature and course of the electricity collection or supply of the preceding periods (hereinafter referred to as "self-deductions");
(c) the replacement data obtained by calculation, estimation or mutual agreement of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator with the customer, electricity producer, electricity storage facility operator or other distribution system operator.
(4) If, in the case of a demonstrable failure of the measuring equipment, when correcting the incorrect values or when adding missing values, the data recorded by the measuring equipment is not available, the transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall calculate the replacement data on the collection or supply of electricity and its operation within a maximum of 36 months prior to the detection of the malfunction. This calculation shall be made on the basis of a report by an authorised testing laboratory or a report of the failure of the measuring equipment in accordance with the sampling or supply of electricity in the previous comparable period, with comparable characteristics of the collection or supply of electricity in which the collection or supply of electricity has been properly measured, or, in addition, with the amount of the collection or supply of electricity determined on the basis of the control deduction in the following period.
(5) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall determine the replacement data on the collection or supply of electricity at the unavailability of the data recorded by the measuring equipment on the basis of the data obtained from the measurements in the previous comparable period or, in addition, on the basis of the amount of electricity collected or supplied in the following comparable period, on the basis of a control deduction.
(6) Replacement data for category C4 type C measurements may be used continuously for a maximum of 2 consecutive years. Self-readings for category C4 type C measurements may be used for a maximum of 3 consecutive years. Replacement data and self-readings may be combined and used for a maximum of 3 consecutive years.
(1) The replacement data for determining the continuous record of the mean active power value or the value of active energy over the measurement interval for measurement of type C of category C1, C2 or C3 may be used for a maximum of 3 months consecutive for the purpose of settlement of deviations. This type of measurement, with the exception of measurements for power generation or power storage facilities directly connected to the distribution system, power sampling points connected to the distribution system with the connection of the electricity generation or storage facilities and points whose transfer point is assigned to the sharing group, shall be deemed to be a category C4 type C measurement for the purposes of processing and transmission of data, until the data from the measuring equipment is available to the distribution system operator.
(2) The distribution system operator shall use the procedure set out in Annex 5 to this Regulation to determine the replacement data on the collection and supply of electricity for measurements of type C of category C1, C2 or C3 at the measuring point of the sampling point or sampling point with the connected production or demand point with the connected production and storage facility.
(3) For the determination of replacement electricity consumption data for category C4 type C measurements, the assigned recalculated supply type diagram, the number of calendar days evaluated and the estimated annual electricity consumption.
(4) The distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator the measured data for the processing of the supply type diagrams.
(5) Determination of electricity consumption data for category C4 type C measurements at the date of the change in regulated electricity prices
(a) the distribution system operator directly connected to the transmission system on the basis of the previous known readings of the measuring equipment and the process of electricity collection according to the Associated Type Delivery Diagram; or
(b) a self-deductible electricity market participant.
(6) In the event of a change of electricity supplier, distribution system operator, settlement entity, electricity producer, electricity storage facility operator or customer, tariff change and change made to the measuring equipment, the processing of electricity measurement data pursuant to Section 7 shall always be carried out.
Power measurement conditions
(1) The direction of the flow of electricity to the sampling point, to the electricity production plant, to the storage facility, to the distribution or transmission system is considered positive. The direction of the flow of electricity from the sampling point, from the power plant, from the storage facility, from the distribution or transmission system is considered to be negative.
(2) The reactive energy is marked as positive when the phase angle between current and voltage is 0 ° < j < 180 °. The reactive energy is marked as negative when the phase angle between current and voltage is 180 ° < j < 360 °.
(3) Measurements of type A, type B and type C of category C1, C2 and C3 are measured with a resolution of the direction of the flow of electricity at the sampling point or at the power plant, in the storage facility or in the distribution system.
(4) Measurement and transmission of real and replacement values are carried out in winter or summer time. The last day when winter time is changed to summer is 23 hours, the first day when summer time is changed to winter is 25 hours.
(5) The allowed deviation between the reading centre and real time is a maximum of + / - 5 seconds.
(1) For the measurement of type A, a tolerance of up to + / - 5 seconds shall be allowed between the measuring device and the reading centre against the centre time.
(2) For the measurement of type B, a tolerance of up to + / - 1 minute shall be allowed between the measuring device and the reading centre against the time of the centre.
(3) For the measurement of C-type categories C1, C2 and C3, a tolerance of not more than + / - 3 minutes shall be allowed between the measuring equipment and the reading centre.
(4) A part of the measuring device which is installed at the measuring point is located at the sampling point, at the electricity generation facility, at the storage facility or at the distribution system operator as close as possible to the connection point of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator. For a new or reconstructed demand point, for a power-generating facility, a storage facility or a distribution system, the location of the measuring facility shall be determined by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator. For this purpose, the replacement of an electrical switchboard or the exchange of a supply line between the connection point and the electrical switchboard shall be considered as a reconstruction.
(5) In the case of a different location of the connection point and the measuring point, measured data reduced or increased by the values agreed by the distribution system operator or the transmission system operator shall be considered as measuring data. Where electricity generation or electricity supply is measured on the secondary side of the power transformer, measured data shall be considered as measurement data increased in the case of electricity collection or reduced in the case of electricity supply by the relevant price scale of the Energy Regulatory Authority. The increase in the case of electricity collection or reduction in the case of electricity supply may be adjusted differently in the connection contract or in the distribution system service security contract or in the transmission system security contract.
(6) In the case of continuous measurements of the demand point, of the electricity generation facility, of the electricity storage facility or of the distribution system at a voltage level higher than 1 kV, the power factor is evaluated in the basic measurement interval.
(1) In the case of multi-tariff electrometer, the switching element or command of the remote communication or command of the internal time base of the electrometer shall be used for switching them.
(2) At the request of the electricity manufacturer, the electricity storage facility operator, the distribution system operator or the customer, and where the measurement allows, the transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall provide the electricity producer, the electricity storage facility operator, the distribution system operator or the customer with impulse measurement outputs continuously directly at the electricity production facility, the electricity storage facility or the distribution system or at the sampling point, or make the measured values available through another communication interface of the electrometer. The use of impulse outputs or the provision of measured values by a transmission system operator or distribution system operator through other electrical communication interfaces shall not be permitted without the consent of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
(3) At a sampling point, at a power-generating facility, at a power storage facility and at a distribution system connected to a distribution system at a voltage level greater than 1 kV or a transmission system, the electricity shall be assessed in sum for newly installed or changed measuring devices in the three-phase system, taking into account the direction of electricity flows at each stage.
(5) In a power-generating facility and in a power storage facility connected to a distribution system at a voltage level of up to 1 kV, the direction of the flow of electricity at each stage shall be evaluated for newly installed or modified measuring equipment in the three-phase system.
Installation of measuring equipment
(1) The installation, dismantling or replacement of a part of a measuring device in a power-generating facility, in a storage facility, in a demand facility or in a distribution system which is not a non-transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall be agreed in advance by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
(2) The dismantling or replacement of a measuring device shall be carried out at the end of the collection or supply of electricity, the interruption of the collection or supply of electricity due to unauthorised procurement, the unauthorised supply or distribution of electricity, the detection of a malfunction on the measuring equipment, the periodic verification of the measuring equipment, the change of the tariff of the exchange of the measuring equipment, where the change of the tariff of the measuring equipment requires, the modernisation, the change of the type or category of measurement or the verification of the accuracy of the measurement at the request of the electricity market participant concerned.
(3) The disassembly or exchange of measuring equipment shall be informed by the electricity market participant concerned. The exchange of type C measurement equipment for regular official verification shall be notified in advance by the electricity market participant concerned.
(4) In the case of a type C measuring device dismantled to verify the accuracy of the measurement or in the event of a failure of the measuring device, a demonstrable record of the final tariff states must be made and a clear and verifiable identification of the measuring device shall be made.
(5) The failure of the measuring equipment shall be demonstrated by a protocol authorised by the service or by a report of the failure of the measuring equipment by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
Requirements for secondary measuring devices and conditions for their installation
(1) Where the electricity generation plant and the electricity storage plant operator are connected at the point of transmission, the electricity storage facility and the electricity storage facility operator, the electricity producer or the customer requires to take into account the amount of electricity that has been withdrawn from the electricity storage system or distribution system and resupplied to the electricity storage system or distribution system, in the maximum payment of the price component of the distribution system service or the price component of the electricity service provided under the Power Supplied Act (5), at least the electricity produced in the electricity generation plant must be measured separately by measuring C of category C3 or by measuring a higher category or type.
(2) Paragraph 10 (1) to (3) shall not apply where the operator of the electricity storage facility, the electricity producer or the customer ensures the synchronisation of the secondary real-time measuring device.
Scope and dates of transmission of data to the market operator
(1) The distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator data on the electricity plants for which a future connection contract or connection contract has been concluded. The market operator shall transmit the data transmitted in accordance with the first sentence to the transmission system operator and the transmission system operator for the processing of the report on the future expected consumption of electricity and gas and on how the balance between supply and demand of electricity and gas is ensured.
(2) The measurement data necessary for the settlement of electricity supply and demand, the settlement of derogations, the taking into account of shared electricity and the amount of electricity withdrawn from the transmission or distribution system for the storage of electricity and re-supplied to the transmission or distribution system from the storage facility, the maximum payment of the price component of the distribution system service or the price component of the electricity support service under the Power Supported System Act shall be kept by the transmission system operator or distribution system providing the measurement for at least 36 months from the date of measurement.
(3) Electricity measurement data provided
(a) the distribution system operator is:
1. for measurement of type A and measurement of type B of active power in kW, reactive reactive power in kVar and reactive capacity in kVar per measurement interval; for the purpose of clearing derogations and taking into account shared electricity, the distribution system operator shall provide the market operator and the data centre with values in kWh to 2 decimal places per assessment interval;
2. for the measurement of type C of category C1, C2 and C3 of the active power value in kW and active energy in kWh; for the purpose of clearing deviations and taking into account shared electricity, the distribution system operator shall provide the market operator and data centre with values in kWh to 2 decimal places per assessment interval,
(b) the transmission system operator shall be the active power values in MW for the measurement of type A over the evaluation interval and the resolution of the values shall be to 3 decimal places for the settlement of deviations, the transmission system operator shall provide the market operator in kWh to 2 decimal places for the evaluation interval;
(4) Measured electricity supply and consumption data for Type A measurement, Type B measurement and Type C measurement of category C1, C2 and C3 are stored at the measurement facility at the sampling point, at the electricity generation plant, at the storage facility and in the distribution system for at least 40 days from the date of measurement.
(1) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator:
(a) data on the electricity generation plant within the scope of Annex 2 to this Regulation; and
(b) data on electricity generation plants to be excluded from the register by the market operator.
(2) The transmission system operator or gas distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator the data relating to the electricity generation plant to the extent specified in Annex 3 to this Regulation if the electricity generation plant is connected to the gas system.
The transmission system operator, transmission system operator and distribution system operators shall update the data referred to in Annex 2 and Annex 3 to this Regulation on the last day of the relevant quarter and transmit them to the market operator by the 15th day of the following month.
Method of determining the refund for the undue collection of electricity
(1) In the case of undue electricity collection, the quantity of electricity actually unduly withdrawn shall be determined by the distribution system operator on the basis of measured or otherwise established evidence of undue electricity collection, up to a maximum of 36 months prior to the detection of unauthorised electricity collection. Where such data are not available or manifestly inconsistent, the distribution system operator shall, as appropriate, use other data, in particular data on the electricity consumption of the same customer at the sampling point, from before the unauthorised collection of electricity.
(2) In cases where the quantity of electricity actually unduly collected pursuant to paragraph 1 cannot be determined, the distribution system operator shall determine the quantity of electricity unduly collected to determine the amount of compensation by calculation in accordance with paragraphs 3 to 6 and Article 17 (1) and (2).
(3) For the unauthorised collection of electricity from a network of very high voltage or high voltage, the value of the reserved power input agreed in the connection contract shall be used to determine the power input; where this value of the reserved power input cannot be used, the value of the power input shall be the sum of the nominal power output of all the transformers used through which the unauthorised consumption took place, at the sampling point concerned, at the power generation plant or in the distribution system.
(4) In the case of unauthorised collection of electricity from a low voltage network, the value of the rated voltage 230 shall be multiplied for the determination of the technically achievable power input In the number of phases from which the undue electricity was withdrawn and the value thus calculated shall be multiplied by:
(a) by the nominal current of the main circuit breaker before the electrometer,
(b) by the rated circuit breaker current located in the main house fuse box in the case of unauthorised connection in front of the main circuit breaker before the electrometer;
(c) by the nominal security current placed in the main connection box, reduced by one level of the type series of rated current values in the case of unauthorised connection in front of the main door fuse box; or
(d) by the nominal current corresponding to the cross-section of the conductor at the point of connection to the unmeasured part, allowing for the unauthorised collection of electricity, only if it is not possible to determine the value of the electrical power input referred to in points (a) to (c).
(5) The amount of technically attainable electricity per day for unauthorised electricity collection shall be calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity input calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 or 4 by 24 hours and applying the power factor value equal to one.
(6) The value of the technically achievable collection of electricity over the duration of the undue collection shall be determined by multiplying the amount of technically achievable collection of electricity per day calculated in accordance with paragraph 5 by the number of days during which the undue collection of electricity took place. If the distribution system operator does not identify the duration of the undue electricity collection, it shall be considered that the undue electricity consumption has lasted:
(a) for the collection of electricity from the low-voltage network from the penultimate periodic deduction carried out for the purpose of the annual settlement of electricity, but not more than 36 months, the self-deduction or estimation of electricity is not considered to be a periodic deduction in that case;
(b) a maximum of 36 months for the collection of electricity from high voltage networks, high voltage networks or for the collection of electricity from a low voltage network, where a periodic deduction is made more than once a year for the purpose of clearing the collection, the self-reading or estimation of electricity is not considered to be a regular deduction in that case.
(1) In the event of unauthorised interference with the electrometer, the electricity consumption measured by the distribution system operator shall be deducted from the electricity consumption calculated in accordance with Article 16 (6).
(2) The quantity of electricity unduly withdrawn for the purpose of calculating the compensation for unauthorised procurement shall be determined by multiplying the value of the technically achievable electricity consumption over the duration of the undue electricity collection provided for in Article 16 (6) or the value determined in accordance with paragraph 1 in the event of unauthorised interference with the electricity meter by:
(a) the coefficient of use of the technically achievable electricity collection 0,2 for low voltage electricity collection;
(b) a coefficient of utilization of the technically achievable electricity consumption of 0,5 for the generation of electricity from high voltage networks or high voltage networks.
(3) The amount of the compensation for the undue collection of electricity shall be determined by measuring the quantity of electricity unduly collected, determined in accordance with Article 16 (1) or calculated in accordance with Article 16 (3) to (6), and in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 2, the prices of the Energy Regulatory Authority's price area effective at the time of the finding of undue collection or the prices published by the market operator at the time of the finding of undue collection, consisting of:
(a) the price of power electricity to be valued at a fixed price for the supply of positive regulatory energy according to the Energy Regulatory Authority price scale; where the fixed price is not determined by the Energy Regulatory Authority, the value shall be:
1. for undue withdrawals recorded at the latest on the last calendar day of April of the current year, the weighted average price of the positive balancing energy purchased calculated after the end of the final monthly financial settlement of derogations under another legislation3) and published by the market operator for the penultimate calendar year preceding the finding of undue electricity collection; and
2. for undue withdrawals determined at the earliest on the first calendar day of May of the current year by the weighted average of the price of the purchased positive regulatory energy calculated after the end of the final monthly financial settlement of derogations under another legislation3) and published by the market operator for the last calendar year before the finding of undue electricity collection,
(b) prices for a distribution system service where:
1. in the low voltage network, the rate C 02d or D 02d shall be applied according to the power consumption category;
2. in networks of very high voltage or high voltage, the price for the monthly capacity reserved in relation to the determined value of the maximum withdrawn quarter-hour electrical power over the duration of the undue collection and the price of the use of the network for the electricity withdrawn shall be used; Where it is not possible to determine the value of the maximum taken quarter-hour power, the single component price for the service of the network of the relevant distribution system operator shall be used; and
3. the amount of CZK 495 / MWh shall be used for the price component of the distribution system service to support electricity from supported sources,
(c) value added tax and tax pursuant to other legislation4).
(4) Where a contract is concluded between a distribution system operator and a customer, an electricity producer, an electricity storage facility operator or a distribution system operator not directly connected to the transmission system pursuant to Paragraph 50 (6) of the Energy Act, the provisions of paragraph 3 (b) shall:
(a) it shall not apply if the electricity consumption has not been demonstrated from the unmeasured part, or any unauthorised interference with the electrometer;
(b) shall apply to the quantity of electricity unduly withdrawn when connected to the unmeasured part or when tampering with the electrometer.
(5) Where the price scale of the Energy Regulatory Authority for the collection of electricity from high-voltage networks or high-voltage networks at the time of the finding of undue electricity collection determines the monthly price for the reserved power input of the transfer point and the monthly price for the maximum power taken instead of the price for the reserved capacity, they shall be used for the calculation of the compensation referred to in paragraph 3 (b). (b) point (2) of these monthly prices and the rules laid down by the price range of the Energy Regulatory Authority. Where more than one month's prices are set for the reserved power of the transfer point and the maximum power withdrawn, the maximum power shall be used for the calculation of the refund according to the sentence of the first higher of the payments determined from the sum of the payments from the price of the reserved power and the prices for the maximum power withdrawn from each price variant according to the rules laid down by the price range of the Energy Regulatory Authority.
(6) Where the transfer point is assigned to the sharing group, the electricity being shared without the use of the distribution system and the amount of electricity actually unduly collected under Paragraph 51 (1) (a), (b) or (g) of the Energy Act is used to determine the amount of compensation for the wrongfully withdrawn electricity referred to in paragraph 3, and the quantities of electricity actually unduly collected, as determined under Paragraph 16 (1), taking into account the shared electricity.
(7) Where the transfer point is assigned to a sharing group, the electricity is shared with the use of the distribution system, and where there is an unauthorised supply of electricity pursuant to Paragraph 51 (1) (a), (b) or (g) of the Energy Act, it shall be used to determine the amount of compensation for the wrongfully withdrawn electricity referred to in paragraph 3 in part
(a) prices for power and value added tax and tax under other legislation4) the quantity of electricity actually unduly collected, as determined pursuant to Article 16 (1), taking account of shared electricity;
(b) the prices for the distribution system service of the quantity of electricity actually unduly withdrawn, determined in accordance with Article 16 (1), without taking account of shared electricity.
(8) The distribution system operator shall take into account, at the level of the compensation determined in accordance with paragraphs 3 to 7, the payments made by the customer, the electricity producer, the electricity storage facility operator or the distribution system operator for the supply of electricity and distribution system services for the period of the determination of the undue collection. In addition, the compensation for the undue withdrawal of electricity generated by the distribution system operator shall include the reimbursement of the indispensable costs incurred by the system operator in connection with the undue withdrawal, including the costs incurred in the detection of the unauthorised collection of electricity, its termination, the examination of the measuring equipment and any expert opinions, and other related costs.
Method for determining compensation for electricity unduly distributed
(1) Where the distribution system service is not contractually provided and it is not an unauthorised supply of electricity pursuant to Paragraph 51 of the Energy Act, the quantity of electricity actually unduly distributed shall be determined by the distribution system operator on the basis of measured or otherwise established evidence of the unauthorised distribution of electricity, up to a maximum of 36 months prior to the finding of unauthorised distribution. Where these data are not available or manifestly do not correspond to reality, the distribution system operator shall, as appropriate, use other data, in particular data on the electricity consumption of the same customer at the transfer point from before the unauthorised distribution of electricity.
(2) Compensation for undue distribution of electricity shall be determined on the basis of the quantities of electricity actually distributed, as determined in accordance with paragraph 1, valued at the price of a distribution system service to the extent that, in accordance with the Energy Act,
(a) the distribution rate and the nominal current value of the main circuit breaker before the electrometer agreed in the last known contract agreed for the point of demand, electricity generation, storage facilities or distribution system, the purpose of which was to provide the distribution system service prior to the creation of the unauthorised distribution, shall be used in the low voltage network;
(b) in networks of very high voltage or high voltage, the price for the monthly capacity reserved in relation to the determined value of the maximum withdrawn quarter-hour power over the duration of the undue distribution and the price of the use of the network for the electricity withdrawn shall be used; If the maximum value of the quarter-hour power collected cannot be determined, the single component price for the service of the network of the relevant distribution system operator shall be used,
(c) an amount of CZK 495 / MWh shall be used for the price component of the distribution system service to support electricity from supported sources,
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No 359 / 2020 Coll., on electricity measurement |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 04.09.2020 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2021 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
Legal Areas:
Civil law
Civil law substantive
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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