Decree of the Energy Regulatory Authority No 373 / 2001 Coll.
Ordinance of the Energy Regulatory Authority laying down rules on the organisation of the electricity market and the principles of pricing for the activities of the market operator
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373
DECLARATION
Energy Regulatory Authority
of 16 October 2001
laying down rules on the organisation of the electricity market and the pricing principles for the activities of the market operator
Pursuant to Article 98 (8) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the terms and conditions of business and on the exercise of public administration in the energy sector and on the amendment of certain laws (hereinafter referred to as "the Act '), the Energy Regulatory Authority provides for the implementation of Article 17 (7) (e) of the Act:
Basic provisions
This decree lays down rules for the organisation of the electricity market. It also regulates the pricing principles for the activities of the market operator.
Definition of terms
(1) For the purposes of this decree:
(a) auctions - a market-based method of allocating cross-border transmission capacities in which, on the basis of the requirements of the auction participants, published marketable transmission capacity is allocated,
(b) Decentralised production - generation of electricity from electricity generation connected to a non-transmission system;
(c) the electricity supply and demand chart (hereinafter referred to as the diagram) - the contracted amount of electricity to the clearing entity for each commercial hour in MWh, differentiated to one decimal place,
(d) bilateral transactions - transactions in the physical supply of electricity registered with a market operator other than those concluded in an organised short-term electricity market or in the balancing market;
(e) local distribution system - distribution system not directly connected to the transmission system,
(f) normal climate conditions - 30-year national average of daily air temperatures per business day,
(g) business hour - the basic period of time in which the supply or supply of electricity is contractually defined; the business hour is the basic time period for assessing deviations of settlement entities;
(h) business day - 24 business hours of the day on which it is traded, except for the transition from winter to summer time and back; the date on which the transition to summer time takes place is a sequence of 23 business hours and 25 business hours for the day on which the transition to Central European time takes place; the first business hour of the business day shall begin at 00: 00 and end at 01: 00,
(i) by derogation from the clearing entity - the sum of the differences between the actual amount of electricity and the agreed amount of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and between the actual amount of electricity and the agreed amount of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system, taking into account the regulatory energy provided;
(j) organised short-term electricity market - electricity market organised by a market operator participating in clearing entities; it includes an organised day-ahead electricity market (hereinafter referred to as "day-ahead market ') and an organised intraday electricity market (hereinafter referred to as" intraday market'),
(k) point of transmission - place of transmission and reception between two electricity market participants;
(l) cross-border trade - trade carried out through contractual imports of electricity and contractual exports of electricity,
(m) regional distribution system - distribution system directly connected to the transmission system,
(n) registration number - the number allocated by the market operator to the electricity market participant to ensure the evaluation, settlement and settlement of deviations and to ensure the process of changing the electricity supplier (the supplier),
(o) regulatory energy - electricity used to offset the imbalance between production and consumption;
(p) self-producer - category 2 producer, which produces electricity mainly for its own use and which, after deduction of its own consumption for electricity or electricity and heat, supplies less than 80% of the annual volume of electricity produced to another market participant;
(q) the contracted quantity of electricity by the clearing party at the trading hour - the quantity of electricity contracted by that clearing entity with other clearing entities at that trading hour and notified to the market operator,
(r) the actual amount of electricity of the clearing entity at the trading time - the sum of the quantities of electricity evaluated under the special legislature1) on the basis of the data obtained from measurements and using the type diagrams at the clearing entity's sampling or transfer points and at the market participants' sampling and transfer points for which the clearing entity has assumed an obligation to supply electricity to or withdraw electricity from the electricity system and transmitted to the market operator;
s) actual climate conditions - national average of actual daily air temperatures for individual business days,
(t) the agreed balance of foreign exchanges - the difference between the contractual imports of electricity and the contractual exports of electricity; the balance is negative if the contractual exports of electricity are greater than the contractual imports of electricity and otherwise the balance is positive;
(u) contractual imports of electricity into the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "contractual imports of electricity") - electricity negotiated throughout MWh and transported under a contract for the supply of electricity to the electricity system through a transmission system from neighbouring transmission systems over a given period,
(v) contractual exports of electricity from the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "contractual exports of electricity") - electricity negotiated throughout MWh and transported under a contract for the supply of electricity from the electricity system via the transmission system to neighbouring transmission systems over a given period,
(w) settlement entity - the electricity market participant for which the market operator carries out an evaluation, clearing and settlement of derogations under the settlement contract;
(x) system deviation - sum of positive and negative deviations of all settlement entities;
(y) type diagram class - type diagram of electricity supply for the group of final customers with C1 measurement) with defined sampling characteristics,
(z) type diagram - relative values, characterising the consumption of customer electricity with type C measurement, used to evaluate deviations.
(2) Furthermore, for the purposes of this decree:
(a) a participant in the short-term market - a clearing entity which, under a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market, participates in that market;
(b) assessment of derogations - the determination of the size of the deviation of the settlement entities by the market operator at a given commercial hour in MWh with a distinction to one decimal place;
(c) settlement of derogations - the execution of payments and payments between the clearing entity and the market operator for the daily and settled deviations of the clearing entity, for non-working days on the following working day;
(d) manufacturer of category 1 - the manufacturer who supplies electricity produced in his own installation after deduction of own consumption for the production of electricity or electricity and heat from the production plant to the transmission system or regional distribution systems of at least 80% of the annual volume of electricity produced;
(e) category 2 manufacturer - non-category 1 manufacturer,
(f) balancing market - a regulated energy market organised and settled by the market operator on the basis of a contract with the transmission system operator to which settlement entities participate;
(g) an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system - an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system from its own electricity production plant or a contract assumed by the obligation to supply electricity to the transmission system or distribution system or an obligation to import electricity to the electricity system;
(h) the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system - the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system itself or the contractual obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system at the final customer's demand facility or the obligation to export it from the electricity system.
Electricity market
(1) The electricity market is subject to the supply of electricity (active electricity) between the parties to the electricity market on the basis of a contractual relationship, the application of regulated access to networks for the physical supply of electricity and regulatory energy measures. In the case of electricity trading, all time periods are given within the period applicable for the period.
(2) The organisation of the market for the physical supply of electricity carried out by the market operator pursuant to Article 27 (5) (b) of the Act is:
(a) evaluation, clearing and settlement of differences between settlement entities;
(b) short-term electricity market organisation;
(c) the balancing market organisation;
(d) the transmission of actual values of electricity supplies for invoicing to eligible customers who have changed suppliers, ensuring the process of changing the supplier of the eligible customer and ensuring the process of changing contractual relations concerning the supply of electricity to the electricity market participants.
Provision of regulated access to the transmission system and distribution systems
[Articles 28 (1) (d) and 30 (1) (a) of the Law]
The regulated access to the transmission system and distribution systems shall take place in particular on the basis of the following contracts:
(a) electricity transmission contracts which contain an obligation to pay the transmission price and system services, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator; This contract shall be concluded by the transmission system operator on the one hand and the distribution system operator or the authorised customer whose installation is connected to the transmission system, or the electricity trader to ensure the supply of electricity to the final customer whose installation is connected to the transmission system, on the other hand, for each demand point, only one electricity transfer contract shall be concluded;
(b) electricity distribution contracts which include an obligation to pay the price for distribution and system services, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator; This contract shall be concluded by the distribution system operator on the one hand and by another distribution system operator or an authorised customer whose installation is connected to the distribution system or by the electricity trader to ensure the supply of electricity to the final customer whose installation is connected to the distribution system, on the other hand, for each demand point, only one electricity distribution contract shall be concluded; in the case of an authorised customer with type C measurement in accordance with a specific regulatory provision (1), it is part of the electricity distribution contract as well as an indication of the type diagram class for each sampling point;
(c) cross-border electricity transmission contracts which contain an obligation to pay a regulated price for cross-border electricity transmission; that contract is concluded with the transmission system operator by the settlement entity for its contractual electricity exports and the contractual imports of electricity through the transmission system.
Transmission and distribution of electricity
(1) The transmission of electricity (hereinafter referred to as "transmission") is provided by the transmission system operator and consists of the transmission of the contracted amount of electricity by transmission system to the transmission system sampling point in the quality specified by the specific legislation.2)
(2) The distribution of electricity (hereinafter referred to as "distribution") is provided by the distribution system operator and consists of the distribution of the contracted quantity of electricity by the distribution system to the distribution system sampling point in the quality laid down by the special legislation.2)
(3) If the local distribution system operator is simultaneously the holder of a power generation licence for a power plant located in the territory defined by its distribution licence, the electricity and distribution plants of that electricity market participant shall be connected to the distribution system under the contract of the local distribution system operator pursuant to a special legislature.3)
(4) The transmission and distribution payment includes the payment for the reserved capacity and the payment for the use of networks and is paid by the transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator to which the customer's equipment is connected. The transmission payment shall be agreed only for transmission system sampling. Payment for distribution shall be agreed for each of the following:
(a) for collection from a distribution system with a voltage between phases of more than 52 kV (hereinafter referred to as "voltage level VVN"),
(b) for collection from a distribution system with a voltage between phases from 1 kV to 52 kV inclusive (hereinafter referred to as "voltage level VN"),
(c) for collection from a distribution system with a phase-to-phase voltage up to and including 1 kV (hereinafter referred to as "voltage level NN").
(5) The reserved capacity for the demand point of the eligible customer or for the transfer point of the local distribution system operator is the contractual power over a given period. The transmission system operator or distribution system operator to which the demand facility of the authorised customer or the transfer point of the local distribution system operator is connected shall undertake to ensure the reserved capacity agreed in the transmission or distribution contract during that period and the customer or local distribution system operator shall undertake not to exceed that reserved capacity during that period by its demand. The reserved capacity may not be higher than the value of the reserved input agreed in the connection contract under the special legislature.3)
(6) The reserved capacity for the supply of distribution systems to customers whose facilities are connected to the local distribution system is negotiated by the local distribution system operator. This reserved capacity is the contractual performance over a given period at the transfer points between the distribution system and the local distribution system as defined in the distribution contract.
(7) Manufacturers, with the exception of self-producers, do not negotiate and do not pay for the reserved capacity for the points of connection of their electricity production. The location of the installation of the manufacturer intended to collect electricity for the own consumption of electricity or for the own consumption of electricity for the production of electricity and heat shall be considered as the location of the installation of the manufacturer.
(8) The electricity consumption of the transmission or distribution system manufacturer, including the electricity consumption for electricity generation or the electricity consumption for electricity and heat generation and the consumption of pumped-in hydropower plants, shall be paid at the price using networks.
(9) The payment for network use relates to the electricity actually withdrawn from the transmission or distribution system and is evaluated, accounted for and paid in the manner agreed in the contract, including advances.
(10) Transport of electricity involving transmission and distribution shall be negotiated only by an authorised customer or an electricity trader for the collection points of authorised customers with which he has a contract pursuant to Paragraph 9 (1) (c). The consent of the authorised customer is a condition for the contract to be negotiated by the electricity trader.
(11) The negotiation of transmission and distribution contracts shall apply, in the case of an authorised customer, to a demand point or a summary thereof and in the case of a distribution system operator, to a summary of the transmission points agreed in the connection agreement. In relation to individual demand points, contracts by the TSO or distribution system shall be evaluated and invoiced separately for each voltage level. The reserved capacity is negotiated, evaluated and invoiced individually for each sampling point.
(12) Payments for reserved capacity and using networks, including payments for exceeding the reserved capacity, are shown separately on the invoice.
Conditions for access to networks for cross-border trade in electricity
(1) The cross-border trade in electricity shall be carried out under a special regulatory provision (4) and under conditions laid down by the Transmission System Operation Rules issued by the Transmission System Operator pursuant to Paragraph 24 (10) (f) of the Act (the "Transmission System Operation Rules') on the basis of a contract concluded between the settlement entity and the transmission system operator.
(2) Cross-border trade in electricity through individual cross-border profiles shall take place within a maximum of the capacity reserved on the basis of the results of the allocation of cross-border transmission capacities organised by the transmission system operator or the capacity obtained by transferring the reserved cross-border transmission capacity from another natural or legal person under the conditions laid down in the Transmission System Operating Rules. Where the capacity is allocated in an auction, it shall be allocated in the order of the auction participants' price offers. The auction price shall be equal to the lowest price of the tenders received.
(3) The capacity allocated in the auction is reserved at the time the auction price is paid by the deadline set by the rules of the auction concerned. Capacity is reserved only until the deadline for receiving implementation diagrams. For the use of the reserved capacity for cross-border trade in electricity, the transmission system operator shall submit an implementation diagram of cross-border trade according to the Transmission System Operation Code. The part of the reserved capacity not used by a natural or legal person shall be offered to settlement entities in daily auctions.
System services
(1) The system services provided by the transmission system operator serve to ensure the operation of the electricity system and to comply with the conditions of synchronous links with neighbouring electricity systems and to ensure the reliability and quality of the supply of electricity from the transmission system and to ensure the restoration of synchronous operation in the breakdown of the electricity system. Such services shall be determined by the transmission system operator.
(2) The system services provided by the distribution system operator serve to ensure the reliability of the distribution system and to ensure the quality of the supply of electricity to customers in the distribution system.
(3) The payment for system services is paid by the final customer connected to the electricity system together with the payment for the transmission or distribution of electricity to the transmission system operator or distribution system to which the final customer's demand facility is connected, on the basis of the electricity transmission or distribution contract. The payment is determined by the product of the final customer's electricity consumption and the prices for system services in CZK / MWh in accordance with the price decision of the Office.
(4) The payment for system services is a self-producer whose installation is connected to a transmission or regional distribution system and which receives electricity from a transmission or regional distribution system, together with the payment for the transmission or distribution of electricity to the transmission system operator or regional distribution system to which the plant is connected, on the basis of a power transmission or distribution contract.
(5) Payment for system services is not charged for electricity consumed for the drawing of pumped-in hydropower plants and for electricity exported abroad.
(6) The local consumption of category 1 producers is the foreign consumption on the premises of the production plant and the other consumption of the producer on the premises of the production plant not including the own consumption of electricity for electricity production or the own consumption of electricity for electricity and heat production.
(7) The local consumption of category 2 producers is electricity produced in a power plant and consumed by that producer or by another market participant without the use of a transmission or regional distribution system. The local consumption of category 2 producers does not include the own consumption of electricity for electricity production or the own consumption of electricity for electricity and heat production.
(8) The local consumption of producers is paid for by the reduced price for system services to the transmission or distribution system operator to which the system service payer's equipment is connected. System services for local consumption of category 1 producers are paid directly by the manufacturer. System services for local consumption of category 2 producers shall be paid by the local distribution system operator when the manufacturer's equipment is connected to the local distribution system of the operator. In cases where the manufacturer's equipment is not connected to the local distribution system, the system services shall be paid directly by the manufacturer of the second category. Payment is determined by the product of local consumption of producers and the price of system services in CZK / MWh in accordance with the price decision of the Office.
(9) In addition, payments for system services paid by distribution system operators shall be paid by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator to which the distribution system operator's installation is connected at least once a month.
(10) The costs of providing system services at distribution system level are taken into account in the distribution price.
(11) The transmission system operators or distribution system operators to which the facilities of other distribution system operators are connected shall be transmitted data relating to the final consumption and production not involving the own consumption of electricity for electricity production or the own consumption of electricity for electricity and heat in the areas supplied by connected systems, that is in their designated territory, for the current month, by the seventh day of the following month. On the basis of these data, the TSO and the relevant distribution system operator shall charge payments for system services. The settlement of the differences is made on a quarterly basis.
Aluminium energy
(1) Electricity is withdrawn by the final customer with an inductive power factor of 0,95 - 1,00, unless otherwise agreed with the operator of the relevant distribution system.
(2) For the purposes of the calculation, the results of the measurement of active and reactive energy in the same time periods shall be used.
(3) The detection and evaluation of the performer is carried out either by calculation of the values of the electrometers for measuring active and reactive energy, or by an instrument for measuring the instantaneous value of the performer.
(4) The evaluation of the performer and the settlement of values that do not correspond to the value referred to in paragraph 1 shall be carried out on the basis of an electricity distribution contract and shall be settled at prices in accordance with the price decision of the Office.
Timetable for electricity trading
(1) In view of the time sequence of closing transactions, electricity supply transactions are distinguished to:
(a) daily market transactions;
(b) bilateral transactions;
(c) intra-day transactions;
(d) transactions concluded on the balancing market.
(2) Data on bilateral electricity supply transactions shall be submitted to the market operator for registration no later than 13.00 (1) on the day before the start of the business day on which the supply is to be made and this time shall be the conclusion of bilateral trading.
(3) Stores on the day-ahead market under the special legislature6) are included by the market operator in the assessment and settlement system no later than 13.00 (1) on the day before the start of the business day on which delivery is to take place.
(4) Shops concluded on the intraday market under a special legislature6) are included by the market operator in the assessment and settlement system.
(5) Contracts for the supply of balancing energy from abroad pursuant to Article 9 (1) (j) may be concluded even after the conclusion of bilateral transactions. The regulatory energy supplied under these contracts is included in the system for the evaluation and settlement of derogations.
(6) Following the closure of the intraday market, a balancing market is organised by the market operator. The results of the balancing market transactions shall be used by the TSO to determine the settlement price and shall be included in the assessment and settlement system for derogations as supplied by the regulatory energy.
(7) The regulatory energy provided by the transmission system operator to determine the settlement price pursuant to Article 18 (2) is the regulatory energy
(a) resulting from the activation of support services;
(b) on the balancing market; or
(c) furnished from abroad under a contract pursuant to Article 9 (1) (j).
Contracts on the electricity market
(1) Shops are carried out on the basis in particular of the following contracts:
(a) a contract for the supply of electricity between settlement entities; the contract is concluded by a legitimate customer, an electricity trader, a distribution system operator or a transmission system operator that is a clearing entity on the one hand, and a manufacturer or an electricity trader who is a clearing entity on the other; the contract does not include transmission, distribution, system services or transfer of responsibility for the derogation; both contractual partners are settlement entities,
(b) a contract for the supply of electricity to a protected customer; the contract with the protected customer is concluded by the distribution system operator to whose system the customer's demand facility is connected; the supply of electricity also includes transmission, distribution, system services, additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and clearing by the market operator,
(c) the contract for combined electricity supply services to the eligible customer; the contract is concluded by the eligible customer on the one hand, the producer or the electricity trader on the other; the contract also includes transmission, distribution, system services, the taking-over of the authorised customer's obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system (together with the responsibility for derogation) and the obligation to pay the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator,
(d) a settlement agreement; the contract is concluded, on the one hand, by the market operator and, on the other hand, by the transmission system operator, the manufacturer, the distribution system operator supplying protected customers, the electricity trader or the eligible customer, and becomes clearing entities,
(e) a contract to supply electricity with an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system; the contract is concluded by the manufacturer or electricity trader who has already assumed an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system, at designated transmission points on the one hand, and by the electricity trader accepting the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system on the other hand,
(f) a contract for the supply of electricity with an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system; the contract is concluded by an authorised customer or electricity trader who has already assumed an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system, at designated demand points or by the distribution system operator or transmission system operator to cover losses in the transmission system on the one hand, and the electricity trader accepting the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system on the other hand,
(g) a contract for the supply of electricity in accordance with a fixed diagram not involving the assumption of responsibility for the derogation; the contract is concluded by an authorised customer, manufacturer or trader on the one hand, and by a trader or producer on the other hand for sampling or transfer points equipped with measurement of type A or B in accordance with special legislation1),
(h) the balancing energy contract; the contract is concluded by the service provider whose activation is supplied with positive or negative regulatory energy, or by the clearing entity supplying regulatory energy from abroad, on the one hand, and by the market operator on the other,
(i) replacement contract; the contract includes transmission, distribution, system services, additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and cogeneration, the clearing by the market operator and the taking of the obligation of the authorised customer to withdraw electricity from the electricity system; the contract is concluded by the authorised customer on the one hand and by the distribution system operator to which the authorised customer's installation is connected, on the other hand,
(j) the transmission system operator's contract to supply regulatory energy from abroad to cover the system deviation; the contract is concluded by the transmission system operator on the one hand and by the regulatory energy provider in agreement with the relevant foreign transmission system operator on the other,
(k) a contract for the operational exchange of regulatory energy during the day; the contract shall be concluded, with the agreement of the TSO, by the power generating licence holder on the one hand and by the foreign transmission system operator on the other; the contract contains a commitment by the licence holder to supply the regulatory energy to the operator of the foreign transmission system.
(2) Shops concluded in an organised short-term electricity market are carried out on the basis of a contract for access to an organised short-term electricity market. the contract is concluded by the market operator on the one hand and by the clearing entity on the other. The Treaty on access to an organised short-term electricity market shall include:
(a) identification of the short-term market participant;
(b) the conditions and manner in which tenders and requests are submitted;
(c) the way in which the clearing price is determined;
(d) the way in which payments are secured;
(e) the method of reducing the summary of tenders or the summary of requests where the full summary of tenders or the summary of requests at clearing prices cannot be met;
(f) financial settlement arrangements and payment deadlines;
(g) the method for setting the trading limit.
(3) Business concluded on the balancing market shall take place on the basis of a contract for access to the balancing market; the contract shall be concluded by the market operator on the one hand and by the clearing entity on the other.
(4) The electricity supply contract referred to in paragraph 1 (a) includes:
(a) the registration numbers of both settlement entities;
(b) the duration of the contract;
(c) establishing the obligation of the parties to supply electricity to the electricity system and to withdraw electricity from the electricity system;
(d) the diagram or method of determining it;
(e) the price or method of determining it;
(f) the total quantity of electricity supplied;
(g) the time of delivery.
(5) The electricity supply contract referred to in paragraph 1 (e) contains:
(a) the registration number of the entity accepting the undertaking to supply electricity to the electricity system;
(b) the registration number of the body transmitting the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system;
(c) the determination of the undertaking and the conditions for its acceptance;
(d) the duration of the contract;
(e) a list of transmission points relating to the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system.
(6) The electricity supply contract referred to in paragraph 1 (b), (c), (f) and (i) shall include:
(a) the registration number of the entity accepting the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system;
(b) the registration number of the entity transmitting the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system;
(c) the determination of the undertaking and the conditions for its acceptance;
(d) the duration of the contract;
(e) a list of transmission and demand points relating to the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system.
(7) The supply contract referred to in paragraph 1 (g) contains:
(a) the contract supplier's registration number;
(b) the registration number of the contract buyer,
(c) a fixed diagram of the agreed hourly values of deliveries or withdrawals for the contractual period or the method of determining it;
(d) a list of the transfer and collection points for which a fixed diagram is provided, including the identification of the clearing entity's registration number, which has assumed responsibility for the derogation for those transfer and collection points;
(e) the duration of the contract.
(8) The settlement agreement referred to in paragraph 1 (d) shall include:
(a) the identification details of the clearing entity, which are the name of the company, the registered office and the identification number, if any;
(b) registration number,
(c) the rights and obligations of the clearing entity;
(d) the rights and obligations of the market operator;
(e) the amount of financial collateral for payments;
(f) how payments are made,
(g) the duration of the contract;
(h) the method of transmission and the nature of the data on the transmission and sampling points;
(i) the sanction provisions;
(j) the trading conditions of the market operator.
(9) The contract on access to the balancing market referred to in paragraph 3 contains:
(a) identification of the market participant;
(b) access to the market operator's information system;
(c) the conditions and the way in which balancing energy bids are submitted in the balancing market;
(d) the method of clearing and settlement of balancing energy traded in the balancing market.
(10) The market operator's trading terms and conditions referred to in paragraph 8 (a) shall: (j) they shall always contain:
(a) procedures for settlement and settlement of deviations, including procedures for settlement of differences in deviations due to corrections to actual values of supply and electricity consumption and replacement of preliminary values with actual measurement data;
(b) a specific system of evaluation and settlement of derogations for emergency situations pursuant to Article 54 of the Act and in application of the provisions laid down in the implementing legislation, 7)
(c) procedures for the organisation and settlement of the daily market;
(d) procedures for the organisation and settlement of the intraday market;
(e) procedures for the organisation and settlement of the balancing market;
(f) the method of determining the financial collateral for payments and the form of financial collateral for payments;
(g) conditions for the use of financial collateral for payments;
(h) the way in which tax documents are issued;
(i) procedures for the application of complaints;
(j) procedures for changing the supplier of the eligible client;
(k) procedures for providing supporting documents for invoicing an authorised customer who has changed suppliers;
(l) details of the method of registration of the electricity market participant with the market operator;
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| Citation | Decree of the Energy Regulatory Authority No 373 / 2001 Coll., laying down the rules for the organisation of the electricity market and the principle of pricing for the activities of the market operator |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 26.10.2001 |
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| Effective from | 26.10.2001 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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