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Decree No. 408 / 2015 Coll. became effective 01.01.2016.

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Decree No. 408 / 2015 Coll. - Decree on Electricity Market Rules

408

DECLARATION

of 23 December 2015

on Electricity Market Rules

The Energy Regulatory Authority ("the Authority '), pursuant to Article 98a (2) (h) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the Terms and Conditions of Business and on the Performance of Government 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. 90 / 2014 Coll. and Act No. 131 / 2015 Coll., and under § 53 (2) (g), (h), (j) and (k) of Act No. 165 / 2012 Coll., on Supported Energy Resources and on the Amendment of Certain Laws, as amended by Act No. 131 / 2015 Coll.:

ČÁST PRVNÍ

INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

§ 1

Subject matter

(1) This decree regulates following directly applicable European Union2), 5), 11)

(a) the conditions for access to the transmission system and distribution systems, the scope of the information disclosed to enable access to the transmission system and the distribution system, and the means of addressing the lack of capacity in the electricity system;

(b) the dates for submission of applications for contracts on the electricity market and the dates for conclusion and registration of contracts with the market operator;

(c) the procedures and conditions for transferring and assuming responsibility for the derogation;

(d) the scope and timing of the transmission of data for the evaluation of derogations and the accounting of electricity supplies, procedures for the evaluation, settlement and settlement of derogations, including the settlement and settlement of regulatory energy in an emergency and in the prevention of an emergency;

(e) procedures for the provision of balancing energy and the means of balancing energy settlement;

(f) rules on the organisation of the short-term electricity market;

(g) rules on the creation, assignment and use of type diagrams of electricity supply;

(h) the dates and procedure for selecting and changing the electricity supplier;

(i) the procedure for the interruption, restriction and renewal of the supply of electricity in the event of unauthorised collection, unauthorised distribution and unauthorised transmission;

(j) the procedure for ensuring the supply of electricity by the supplier of the last instance;

(k) the composition of the price of the transmission system service, the price of the distribution system service and other regulated electricity prices, and the manner and dates of transmission of data between electricity market participants to account for regulated prices and the manner and dates of accounting and payment of regulated prices between electricity market participants;

(l) technical requirements for operation for the verification of technology;

(m) the extent, timing and procedure of publication, provision and disclosure by the market operator and the data centre;

(n) the procedure for establishing advance payments;

(o) the dates and procedure for the registration of the demand points and their transfer points, the transmission points for electricity generation, the storage facilities, the transmission system and the distribution systems;

(p) the scope and dates for the transmission of data to take account of shared electricity and storage of electricity and the procedures for taking into account shared electricity and storage of electricity;

(q) conditions, deadlines and registration procedure for assigning and terminating the assignment of transfer points to the sharing group, the sharing group creation process and the number of transfer points in the sharing group or the territorial definition of the sharing group;

(r) methods of allocating shared electricity;

(s) the scope, timing and procedure for the transmission of data on the vulnerable customer, the vulnerable person and the data for assessing compliance with the electricity demand requirement for determining the designated demand point of the vulnerable customer; and

(t) the extent of the information provided on the way in which the price of electricity is determined dynamically or otherwise depending on changes in the price of electricity in organised electricity markets and the advantages and risks associated with the conclusion of a contract with such price determination.

(2) The order also provides for:

(a) the method and procedure for determining the difference between the quarter-hour price and the purchase price, the reference purchase price or the reference auction price and its remuneration to the market operator;

(b) the method of establishing a quarter-hour green bonus for electricity, the auction bonus for renewable sources and the price of the activity of the purchaser;

(c) the dates and manner of informing the manufacturer of the negative price on the day-ahead electricity market and the situation in which the electricity supply and demand in the day-ahead market are not reconciled;

(d) the manner and timing of accounting and payment of the price component of the distribution system service and the price component of the electricity service between the market operator and the transmission system operator and the regional distribution system operator and between the distribution system operators;

(e) the procedure for determining the amount of electricity withdrawn from the transmission or distribution system for the storage of electricity and returned to the transmission or distribution system for the storage of electricity and the extent of data transmitted by the operator of the electricity storage facility, the electricity producer or the customer of the secondary measuring device.

§ 2

Definition of terms

For the purposes of this decree:

(a) a diagram of the contracts of the contracted amount of electricity to the clearing entity for each evaluation interval in MW with a resolution of 3 decimal places;

(b) by the supplier of the electricity producer or the electricity trader who, under the contract, buys or supplies electricity to other electricity market participants through the electricity system;

(c) an assessment interval of 15 minutes for the assessment of deviations of settlement entities; for the first evaluation interval, the start is set at 00.00 hours and the end at 00.15 hours of the day of delivery,

(d) on the day of delivery, the day on which the supply or supply of electricity takes place;

(e) the reserved capacity of the contract maximum quarter-hour capacity at the customer's or manufacturer's second category of demand point or the contract maximum quarter-hour capacity at the local distribution system operator's transfer point or the contract maximum quarter-hour capacity in total for the transfer points between regional distribution system operators referred to in the distribution system service contract or in the associated electricity supply service contract;

(f) a system deviation of the sum of the positive and negative deviations of all settlement entities in the assessment interval;

(g) a participant in an organised short-term market, a settlement entity that participates in that market under a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market, or a nominated electricity market organiser (1) within a single intraday coupling or within a single day-ahead interconnection pursuant to a directly applicable European Union provision on capacity allocation and congestion management (2);

(h) in response to measures to address congestion or other security of the system pursuant to the directly applicable European Union regulation governing the internal market in electricity (4),

(i) by counter-derogation, a positive deviation of the settlement entity in the case of a negative system deviation or a negative deviation of the settlement entity in the case of a positive system deviation;

(j) the market operator information system of the market operator to which registered market participants have access and through which communication with the market operator takes place;

(k) 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;

(l) an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system or an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system or an obligation to export electricity from the electricity system by a contract accepted by the customer's demand facility;

(m) normal weather conditions, 30-year national average daily air temperatures per calendar day for national territory and 30-year regional average daily air temperatures per calendar day for region type diagrams,

(n) national average of actual daily air temperatures for each calendar day for the whole country and regional average of daily air temperatures for each calendar day for the territory of the type diagram region;

(o) region of type diagrams region defined for the purpose of evaluating the residual diagram;

(p) type diagram class type diagram of the supply of electricity for a given group of customers with type C measurement with defined sampling characteristics,

(q) the type diagram of the relative value, characterising the flow of electricity from customers with type C measurement, used to evaluate deviations,

(r) a registered electricity market participant who has access to the market operator's information system on the basis of a registration pursuant to Article 15 (1);

(s) the quantity of electricity contracted by the clearing entity for each assessment interval and notified to the market operator through the market operator's information system;

(t) the settlement price of the derogation is positive, zero or negative for each direction for each evaluation interval;

(u) business interval the period for which the product is defined in the short-term electricity market;

(v) a local distribution system for a distribution system not directly connected to the transmission system;

(w) the regional distribution system of the distribution system directly connected to the transmission system;

(x) a place to cover losses, the place where the electricity losses of the transmission or distribution system operator in the system operated by it are recorded.

ČÁST DRUHÁ

ORGANISATION OF THE SHORT-TERM MARKET WITH ELECTRICITY, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF TRADE AND DATA PRESENTATION

§ 3

Electricity market

(1) The electricity market is subject to the supply of active electricity. In particular, electricity trading takes place:

(a) in an organised short-term electricity market;

(b) through bilateral transactions between electricity market participants, including those concluded on energy exchanges; or

(c) through the European Platform for the Exchange of Regulatory Energy pursuant to the directly applicable regulation of the European Union governing the commercial balancing of electricity (5).

(2) The object of trading may be the supply or collection of reactive electricity. The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall be the buyer.

(3) The transmission system operator shall organise the market for support services.

(4) Within the electricity market, all time data are given within the period in force in the Czech Republic.

§ 4

Organised short-term electricity market

(1) The organised short-term electricity market under Paragraph 20a (4) (a) of the Energy Act consists of a day market and a intraday market.

(2) Participation of a market participant with its own responsibility for the derogation in an organised short-term electricity market takes place on the basis of a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market.

(3) The demand submitted by a participant in an organised short-term market means an undertaking that the participant in an organised short-term market will withdraw the traded amount of electricity from the Czech Republic's electricity system at a given trading interval if this demand is met.

(4) The offer submitted by an organised short-term market participant means an undertaking that the market participant will deliver to the electricity system of the Czech Republic the traded amount of electricity at a given trading interval if this offer is satisfied.

(5) Shops in the organised short-term electricity market are anonymous and are carried out by combining supply with demand.

(6) The place of supply and the place of collection of electricity traded by the clearing entity on the organised short-term electricity market is the electricity system of the Czech Republic.

§ 6

Daily market

(1) The day-ahead market operator shall organise the day-ahead market operator in cooperation with the NEMOs in the surrounding bidding zones or within the single day-ahead coupling in cooperation with other NEMOs and TSOs.

(2) Offers and demand for the day-ahead market may be made by a participant in an organised short-term market in the manner and within the dates specified in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market by the date preceding the relevant date of delivery. Within the daily market, business intervals are evaluated

(a) a single balance per bidding zone of the Czech Republic in the case of a single day-ahead coupling in accordance with the directly applicable European Union provisions governing capacity allocation and congestion management2),

(b) the resulting price of electricity on the daily market; and

(c) the quantities of electricity traded.

(3) The market operator will enter into its information system data on the contracted amounts of electricity of individual entities in the bidding zone of the Czech Republic at individual business intervals and include them in the evaluation and settlement of derogations.

(4) The market operator shall notify each participant of the organised short-term market in the manner specified in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market for each trading interval of the size of the contracted supply of electricity and the agreed purchase of electricity and the price achieved.

(5) Following the notification of the daily market results to individual participants in an organised short-term market, the market operator shall publish in a manner that allows long-distance access to supply and demand curves, aggregated amounts of electricity from the underlying transactions, the electricity price reached for each trading interval, the amount of electricity from unaccepted bids and demand, the number of successful and unsuccessful bids received and the number of successful and unsuccessful bids received. The published data shall not contain information on individual participants in the daily market.

§ 7

Intraday market

(1) The intraday market shall be organised by the market operator within the day of delivery or the following day of delivery and shall be capable of entering and trading electricity supply and demand in the manner and within the dates specified in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market. The intraday market may be organised within the framework of a single intraday interconnection in cooperation with other NEMOs and TSOs.

(2) The intra-day trade shall include the market operator in the assessment and settlement of derogations.

(3) The market operator will adjust the total contracted quantities of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the total contracted quantities of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system of each entity for the settlement of data from transactions concluded on the intraday market and the adjusted values will provide the clearing entity with the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system of each entity.

(4) The market operator shall publish information on the aggregated amount of electricity and the weighted average prices of intra-day transactions and, where appropriate, additional information from the intraday market in a way that allows remote access.

§ 8

Financial settlement of transactions in an organised short-term electricity market

(1) The financial settlement of transactions in an organised short-term electricity market is independent of the actual values of electricity supplies to the electricity system and the actual values of electricity withdrawals from the electricity system.

(2) Each day, the market operator shall notify each participant of an organised short-term market in the manner specified in the contract for access to an organised short-term electricity market, broken down by market, of the following information over the end of the trading period:

(a) the size of the agreed supply of electricity and the size of the agreed supply of electricity;

(b) the prices reached; and

(c) payments for the agreed electricity consumption and remuneration for the agreed electricity supply.

§ 9

Submission of bilateral trade data

(1) Bilateral transactions are transactions in the physical supply of electricity registered in the market operator's system, except those concluded in an organised short-term electricity market.

(2) The settlement entity (hereinafter referred to as the settlement entity) shall submit to the market operator for registration data from bilateral electricity transactions concluded in the territory of the Czech Republic between settlement entities, including transactions concluded on the energy exchanges by those entities, no later than 14.00 on the day preceding the relevant delivery date. The data transmitted are diagrams of contracts

(a) settlement entities; the data are transmitted to the clearing entity for a commitment to supply electricity to the electricity system and for a commitment to withdraw electricity from the electricity system;

(b) settlement entities closed on the stock exchange; the data are transmitted by the exchange, with a commitment to supply electricity to the electricity system and to withdraw electricity from the electricity system; the exchange is responsible for the accuracy of the transmitted values; the technical data transmitted by the exchange from the contracts shall be deemed to be confirmed by the relevant settlement entities; and

(c) clearing entities for the supply of electricity to and from abroad; the data shall be transmitted by the transmission system operator, separately for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and separately for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system; the transmission system operator shall be deemed to be certified by the relevant settlement entities.

(3) In the case where an emergency is declared for at least part of the day of delivery, the clearing entity shall submit to the market operator for registration the contract data referred to in paragraph 2 (a) and (b) or update them for the day of delivery:

(a) in which the emergency has been terminated if the emergency has been completed by 11.00 hours inclusive;

(b) in which the emergency has been terminated and for the following day of delivery if the emergency has been terminated after 11.00, except where the emergency has been terminated at 24.00; or

(c) following the end of the emergency if the emergency has been completed at 24.00 hours.

(4) The settlement entity shall submit the data referred to in paragraph 3 to the market operator between 8.00 and 14.00 on the day following the day on which the emergency occurred. If the settlement entity does not update the bilateral trading data referred to in this paragraph, the data transmitted by the settlement entity to the market operator referred to in paragraph 2 shall remain valid.

(5) The market operator shall verify that all settlement entities that have submitted or for which the exchange has submitted contract diagrams for registration have a settlement contract. After the check has been carried out, the market operator shall register diagrams of contracts meeting all the requirements and send the settlement entities a certificate of registration. Where a registered electricity market participant does not have a settlement agreement, the market operator shall not register the diagrams submitted and shall not use them to evaluate the derogations.

(6) For each assessment interval, each clearing entity shall be determined on the basis of the submitted data from bilateral transactions, the contracted amount of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the agreed amount of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system in MWh with a resolution of 5 decimal places. Information on its total contracted amount of electricity referred to in points (a) and (b) of paragraph 2 shall be provided by the market operator to each settlement entity in a manner that allows remote access within 60 minutes of the closure of the receipt of the bilateral registration referred to in paragraph 2.

ČÁST TŘETÍ

ORGANISATION OF THE MARKET WITH REGULATION ENERGY

§ 10

Electricity procured by the transmission system operator

(1) The transmission system operator shall provide electricity for each evaluation interval in order to address the imbalance situations between the contracted and actual electricity supplies and the contracted and actual electricity withdrawals in the electricity system (hereinafter referred to as "imbalance states") from registered electricity market participants or from foreign market participants. The transmission system operator shall further procure electricity by activating the procedures of the system defence plan under other legislation11 or by means of a reproduction4).

(2) The transmission system operator procures electricity to deal with imbalances

(a) as a regulatory energy by activating support services in the Czech Republic outside the European platform for the exchange of regulatory energy;

(b) as a regulatory energy through activation within the European Regulatory Energy Exchange Platform; or

(c) as a supply of regulatory energy from abroad on the basis of contracts the purpose of which is the operational supply of electricity to compensate for a system deviation, or in the context of a system deviation exchange process.

(3) When determining the settlement price of derogations and counter-derogations, account shall be taken of electricity prices referred to in paragraph 2, with the exception of electricity prices.

(a) for which the transmission system operator shall indicate, in accordance with the operating rules, that the price for such electricity does not enter into the calculation of the settlement price of the derogation and the counter-deviation;

(b) procured in accordance with paragraph 2 (a) and (b) to meet the needs of the external transmission system operator;

(c) procured to verify the capabilities of the support service provider;

(d) procured by activation of the procedures of the system defence plan or by activation of the redispatching.

(4) The transmission system operator shall transmit to the market operator within 11.00 hours of the day of delivery data on the quantity of positive and negative regulatory energy in MWh with a resolution of 5 decimal places and the price of positive and negative regulatory energy in CZK / MWh for each evaluation interval of the day of delivery

(a) broken down by unit providing advances (6) for electricity procured under paragraph 2 (a);

(b) broken down by unit providing advances on electricity procured in accordance with paragraph 2 (b) for electricity procured in the Czech Republic, in particular for the resolution of imbalances in the Czech Republic and for the resolution of imbalances abroad,

(c) procured by a transmission system operator pursuant to paragraph 2 (b) and (c) abroad for the purpose of dealing with imbalances in the Czech Republic;

(d) procured by a transmission system operator pursuant to paragraph 2 (b) in the Czech Republic solely to meet the needs of the external transmission system operator;

(e) broken down by registered market participants for electricity procured for the purposes of redispatching and electricity procured by the activation of the system defence plan procedures;

(f) procured by the transmission system operator in the framework of the automatically controlled process of restoration of frequency and power balance for dealing with imbalances in the Czech Republic, the price being determined by the weighted average of marginal prices in accordance with paragraph 2 (b). (c) Annex 8 to this Decree.

(5) Where a power-generating facility or a power-storage facility is connected to the demand point and their transmission points are registered in accordance with § 16b or 16d, the responsibility for the derogation for such transmission points shall be two settlement entities pursuant to § 18 (2) and, at the same time, the transmission-system operator shall be provided with a support service under a contract concluded with the transmission-system operator, the transmission-system operator shall transmit to the market operator the amount of regulated energy provided separately for the settlement-system operator responsible for the derogation in the case of transmission or distribution-system purchases, and, in particular, the clearing-system operator responsible for the derogation in the case of supply or distribution system. The transmission system operator shall determine the amount of balancing energy transmitted for the concerned settlement entities in relation to the flow direction and in accordance with the conditions for providing support services (12).

(6) The amount of electricity procured by the TSO for the management of the imbalance and its price, and the amount of electricity procured by the activation of the system defence plan procedures or for the purpose of the redispatching, shall include the market operator in the assessment and settlement system and shall further settle:

(a) providers of support services under a balancing energy contract for electricity referred to in paragraph 4 (a), (b) and (e); or

(b) the transmission system operator for electricity procured in accordance with paragraph 4 (c), (d) and (e).

Paragraph 3 shall be without prejudice to this.

§ 12

Support services provided by the transmission system operator and distribution system operator

(1) The transmission system operator shall purchase support services at transmission level for the electricity system, in particular on the basis of a support service contract. It may offer the provision of support services by a natural or legal person who fulfils the conditions for the provision of support services laid down by the TSO.

(2) The scope of the requested support services for the following calendar year shall be published by the transmission system operator in a way that allows remote access by 30 November at the latest.

(3) The transmission system operator shall evaluate the bids submitted for each support service separately and shall inform each bidder without delay of the outcome of the evaluation of the offer. In the absence of offers, demand may be repeated. If sufficient support services are not provided for repeated demand, the TSO shall demand support services directly from specific registered electricity market participants.

(4) The TSO may verify the ability of the support service provider to provide the agreed service. To this end, it may instruct the activation of the support service and the supply of balancing energy without any reason to maintain a power balance.

(5) The transmission system operator shall continuously evaluate the quantity and quality of the support services supplied on the basis of operational preparation data (3) and the measurement of the support services supplied.

(6) The distribution system operator shall provide non-frequency support services. Paragraphs 1, 3 and 5 shall apply mutatis mutandis when providing non-frequency support services by the distribution system operator.

§ 13

Cross-border trade in electricity

(1) Cross-border trade in electricity takes place on the basis of a cross-border electricity transfer contract under the conditions laid down directly by the applicable European UnionRegulation (4).

(2) In the absence of financial collateral, the settlement entity shall reject the transmission system operator's transmission of electricity to or from abroad to the settlement entity.

§ 14

Financial collateral of settlement entities

(1) The clearing entity shall provide the market operator with financial collateral for payments to ensure the risks associated with the supply and collection of electricity, bilateral transactions, transactions concluded in an organised short-term electricity market and cross-border transactions. The amount of collateral required by the market operator shall be reduced by the obligations of the market operator to the clearing entity.

(2) If the clearing entity does not have sufficient financial collateral for payments to register the transaction, the market operator shall not register such trade and shall inform the clearing entity thereof without undue delay. In the case of cross-border trade, it shall also inform the transmission system operators.

(3) If the clearing entity does not have sufficient financial collateral, the market operator may reduce already registered transactions. If the settlement entity does not have sufficient financial collateral for payments even after the shortening of the transactions, the procedure shall be followed in accordance with § 58 to 60.

ČÁST ČTVRTÁ

REGISTRATION OF EXPERTS AND TRANSMISSION POSTS

§ 15

Registration of electricity market participants

(1) The electricity market participant shall register within 30 days of the licence being granted to the market operator. The supplier, with the exception of the electricity producer, which does not supply electricity to the customer under the contract, shall conclude a contract with the market operator on the basis of which it obtains access to the information system of the market operator.

(2) The market operator shall establish and manage the code lists of registered electricity market participants and allocate a 13-digit identification code (registration number) to the electricity market participant during the registration process. Furthermore, the market operator allocates the identification number of the registered electricity market participant to the abovementioned market participants.

(3) The customer is registered in the market operator's information system through his demand point according to § 16a. The customer registration number shall be the same as the identification number of the customer's sampling point.

Registration of demand points and their transfer points, electricity generation points, electricity storage facilities, transmission systems and distribution systems

§ 16

(1) The market operator shall establish and manage the code lists for the identification numbers of the sampling and transmission points and distribution systems necessary to identify the individual sampling and transmission points and allocate to individual transmission or distribution system operators a number series from the code lists for the identification code numbers of the sampling and transmission points.

(2) Where a connection agreement is concluded and the conditions of connection agreed therein are met, the transmission or distribution system operator shall allocate an 18-digit identification code and register the individual market operator

(a) the sampling points and the transfer points of the sampling point;

(b) transfer points of production;

(c) the transmission points of the electricity storage facility;

(d) transfer points between systems;

(e) the measuring points between the supply type diagram regions.

(3) The backup power supply connection point (s) at one voltage level which cannot be used simultaneously with the main power supply line and which is indicated as a backup power supply (hereinafter referred to as the backup power supply line) shall be registered by the transmission or distribution system operator as a separate transfer point.

(4) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall communicate to the customer within 5 working days upon request the identification code numbers of its sampling and transfer points.

(5) In the event of the termination of a demand or transfer point, the transmission or distribution system operator shall cancel the registration of the demand or transfer point in the market operator information system. In the event of the disappearance of a demand point with multiple transfer points, the transmission or distribution system operator shall cancel the registration of all transfer points of that demand point in the market operator information system.

(6) In the case of the provision of a service for the settlement of the imbalance situation referred to in the second sentence of Article 10 (1), the transmission system operator shall register the market operator in the information system in order to offset the flows of electricity from the transfer point where the settlement entity becomes the redispatching provider or the provider of actions activated in accordance with the system defence plan.

(7) In the case of the provision of imbalance management services pursuant to Article 10 (5), the transmission system operator shall notify the distribution system operator of the transmission points for which the distribution system operator registers in the market operator information system a sign of the provision of support services.

(8) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall ensure the registration of the interconnection of identification code codes of the same transfer point in the market operator information system.

§ 16a

Procedure for registration of the sampling point and the transfer point of the sampling point

(1) Where the sampling point has one transfer point, the transfer point identification code shall be the same as the sampling point identification code.

(2) Where the sampling point has multiple transfer points, the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall assign and register an 18-digit identification code for each of the transfer points of that sampling point and establish an 18-digit identification code for one of those transfer points to which the sampling point will be identified. Where there are more than one transfer point, the market operator shall make available on request to market participants a list of the transfer point.

(3) If the sampling point is connected by means of a common home installation or by means of an electrical connection and a common home installation, the point of transmission shall be the point where the measuring device is located.

(4) Where the electricity generation or storage facility is connected to the customer's demand point pursuant to Article 28 (5) of the Energy Act, the distribution system operator shall register the transmission point of the electricity generation plant pursuant to Article 16b or the transmission point of the electricity storage facility pursuant to Article 16d.

(5) The point of collection for which the rate for the non-measured procurement according to the Office's price scale has been agreed is not registered in the market operator's information system.

§ 16b

Procedure for registration of the production site

(1) Where a production facility has one or more power supply points, the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall assign and register an 18-digit identification code to each of the transmission points of that production.

(2) Where a production plant has one or more transmission or distribution system transfer points that serve only for the consumption of technological own consumption (hereinafter referred to as the "transmission point of the production plant for the TVS '), the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall assign and register an 18-digit identification code for each of the transmission points of that production.

(3) Where a production plant has one or more transmission points for the collection of electricity not only for technological own consumption, the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall assign and register an 18-digit identification code for the sampling point referred to in Article 16a.

(4) Where an electricity storage facility is connected at the transmission point referred to in paragraph 1 or 3, the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall register the flag of the electricity storage facility with the identification code registered in accordance with paragraph 1 or 3.

Citation	Decree No. 408 / 2015 Coll., on Electricity Market Rules
Regulation Type	Order
Author	-
Collection	Code of Laws

Date of Promulgation	31.12.2015
Effective from	01.01.2016
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Decree No. 408 / 2015 Coll.

Decree on Electricity Market Rules

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