Decree No. 541 / 2005 Coll.
Decree on the Electricity Market Rules, the principles of pricing for the activities of the electricity market operator and the implementation of certain other provisions of the Energy Act
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DECLARATION
of 21 December 2005
on the electricity market rules, the principles of pricing for the activities of the electricity market operator and the implementation of certain other provisions of the Energy Act
Pursuant to Article 98 (7) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the terms of business and on the performance of public administration in the energy sector and on the modification of certain laws (Energy Act), as amended by Act No. 670 / 2004 Coll., and pursuant to Article II (18) of Act No. 670 / 2004 Coll., amending Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the Terms of Business and on the Enforcement of State Administration in the Energy Sector, and on the amendment of certain laws (Energy Act), as amended, to implement Article 17 (7) (e), (h) and (k) and Article 27 (7) of the Energy Act:
Subject matter
This decree lays down the electricity market rules which provide for:
(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 billing of electricity and other services, 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) the organisation of the short-term electricity and balancing markets and their means of settlement;
(g) rules on the creation, assignment and use of type diagrams of electricity supply;
(h) the dates and procedure for selecting 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.
Definition of terms
(1) For the purposes of this decree:
(a) explicit auctions - a market-based allocation of cross-border transmission capacities in which, on the basis of the auction participants' price offers, published marketable transmission capacity is allocated;
(b) Decentralised production - generation of electricity from electricity generation connected to a non-transmission system;
(c) a diagram - the contracted amount of electricity to the clearing entity for each commercial hour in MWh with a resolution of 1 decimal place;
(d) by the supplier - the producer or electricity trader who, under the contract, supplies electricity to other electricity market participants through the electricity system;
(e) 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 the balancing energy market;
(f) local distribution system - distribution system not directly connected to the transmission system,
(g) local consumption of producers - electricity produced in the electricity production plant and consumed by that producer or other electricity market participant without the use of the transmission or regional distribution system; local consumption of producers does not include technological self-consumption of electricity;
(h) normal climate conditions - 30-year national average of daily air temperatures per business day for the whole country and 30-year regional average of daily air temperatures per business day for the territory of the type diagram region;
(i) 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;
(j) 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 starts at 00.00.00 and ends at 01.00.00,
(k) organised short-term electricity market - electricity market organised by the market operator; it includes an organised block electricity market, an organised day-ahead electricity market and an organised intraday electricity market,
(l) aid for electricity - aid for the production of electricity from renewable energy sources, cogeneration and co-generation;
(m) the point of transmission - the place of transmission and reception between the transmission or distribution system operator and another participant in the electricity market the installation of which is connected to that system, with the exception of the sampling point;
(n) cross-border trade - trade through the transfer of electricity abroad or the transfer of electricity from abroad,
(o) regional distribution system - distribution system directly connected to the transmission system,
(p) registration number - 13-digit identification code allocated by the market operator to the electricity market participant;
(q) reserved capacity - contract 1 / 4 hour capacity at the customer's or manufacturer of the second category or contract 1 / 4 hour power at the local distribution system operator's transfer point or contract 1 / 4 hour power in total for the transfer points between regional distribution system operators specified in the electricity distribution contract;
(r) 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 the trading hour and notified to the market operator;
(s) 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 points of demand and transfer points of the electricity market participants for which the clearing entity has assumed an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system or to withdraw electricity from the electricity system and transmitted to the market operator;
(t) actual climatic conditions - national average of actual daily air temperatures for individual business days for the whole country and regional average of daily air temperatures for individual business days for the territory of the region of type diagrams;
(u) transmission of electricity from abroad - electricity negotiated and transported under a contract for cross-border transmission of electricity to the electricity system through a transmission system from neighbouring transmission systems over a given period;
(v) transmission of electricity abroad - electricity negotiated and transported under a contract for the cross-border transmission of electricity from the electricity system through the transmission system to neighbouring transmission systems over a given period,
(w) region of type diagrams - region defined for the purpose of evaluating the residual diagram under the commercial conditions of the market operator (2);
(x) system deviation - the sum of the positive and negative deviations of all settlement entities at the trading time.
(2) Furthermore, for the purposes of this Order:
(a) technological own electricity consumption - electricity consumption for electricity generation in the production of electricity or electricity and heat in the main production facility as well as ancillary plants directly related to production, including production, conversion or modification of fuel, distribution losses of own consumption as well as losses on power supply or transmission system power generation increased transformers;
(b) type diagram class - type diagram of electricity supply for a particular group of customers with C1 measurement) with defined sampling characteristics;
(c) type diagram - relative values, characterising the consumption of electricity by customers with type C measurement, used to evaluate deviations,
(d) a participant in an organised short-term market - a clearing entity which, by virtue of a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market, participates in that market or market operator in the event of the organisation of the day-ahead electricity market jointly for the Czech Republic and the surrounding market area;
(e) assessment of deviations - determination of the size of the deviation of settlement entities by the market operator at a given commercial hour in MWh with a resolution of 1 decimal place;
(f) settlement of derogations - the execution of payments and payments between the clearing entity and the market operator for the daily assessment and settlement of deviations of the clearing entity;
(g) manufacturer of the second category - manufacturer not being manufacturer of the first category,
(h) the manufacturer of the first category - the manufacturer whose electricity production is considered to be connected to the transmission or distribution system and which supplies at least 80% of the annual electricity produced in the electricity generation plant operated by it, less the technological self-consumption of electricity, to the transmission or distribution system, or the manufacturer providing the support service under contract with the transmission system operator;
(i) 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 into the electricity system;
(j) the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system - the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system or the contract assumed by the obligation to withdraw electricity from the customer's demand facility or the obligation to export electricity from the electricity system;
(k) redispatching - addressing the congestion of the transmission system under the directly applicable European Community9) by reducing or increasing the performance of one or more blocks of the power plant that may be accompanied by a simultaneous increase or decrease in the power of another block or more blocks of power generation or by changing the balance of foreign exchanges;
(l) implicit auction - a market-based allocation of cross-border transmission capacities in which, on the basis of the price offers of traded electricity to the auction participants, published marketable transmission capacity is allocated and its allocation gives the auction participant a commitment to supply and purchase electricity;
(m) market operator - market operator and organisers of short-term electricity markets in neighbouring countries,
(n) counter-deviation - positive deviation of the settlement entity in case of negative systemic deviation or negative deviation of the settlement entity in case of positive systemic deviation,
(o) the market area - the territory within which the market operator organises the short-term electricity market normally within a single electricity system defined in relation to other areas by areas with a lack of capacity in the transmission system or in connected transmission systems, usually cross-border transmission profiles;
(p) identification code - 18-digit identification code assigned by the transmission or distribution system operator to the sampling or transmission point.
Electricity market
(1) The electricity market is subject to the supply of active electricity. The electricity market is based on:
(a) participation in an organised short-term electricity market;
(b) bilateral transactions between electricity market participants;
(c) participation in the balancing energy market; or
(d) market participation in support services.
(2) Within the electricity market, all time data are reported in the period in force in the Czech Republic (3).
Registration of electricity market participants and assignment of responsibility for derogation
(1) The market operator shall establish and manage the code lists of registered electricity market participants, transmission and distribution system code lists and other code lists necessary to identify electricity market participants and individual connection points. The customer registration number may be identical to the identification number of the customer's sampling point.
(2) On the basis of the instructions of the market operator, the TSO or the distribution system shall allocate code numbers from code lists to the demand and transmission points of the electricity market participants. At the request of a electricity market participant, the transmission or distribution system operator shall communicate to that participant the identification code numbers of its sampling and transmission points.
(3) Where certain demand points and transfer points are not assigned to settlement entities, the market operator shall invite the transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator to make a correction.
(4) In the event that the distribution system operator operates a part of the distribution system not connected to the electricity system of the Czech Republic, it shall register with the market operator a single aggregate transfer point for all type A or B1 transfer points connecting that part of its distribution system to foreign. For this aggregated transfer point, the operator shall transmit data to the extent and dates specified for the relevant measurement type in Section 18.
(5) Where a distribution system is connected to a foreign distribution system which is not connected to a foreign electricity system, the distribution system operator shall register with the market operator one aggregated transfer point for all type A or B measurement points connecting that part of its distribution system to a foreign one. For this aggregated transfer point, the operator shall transmit data to the extent and dates specified for the relevant measurement type in Section 18.
(6) The local distribution system operator shall request the market operator to register all local distribution systems operated by it in the market operator system. The parent distribution system operator shall register the transmission point for the local distribution system with the market operator.
(7) The local distribution system operator shall register with the market operator the individual demand points or transmission points of all electricity market participants connected to the local distribution system, with the exception of demand points or transmission points where the electricity supplier, which is part of a vertically integrated operator, is responsible for the derogation, is also part of the local distribution system operator.
(8) The collection or transfer points of the electricity market participants which are not registered in accordance with the procedure referred to in paragraph 7 shall be registered by the local distribution system operator with the market operator as the aggregate customer demand points or the aggregate transmission points of the electricity producers individually according to the type of measurement. For these demand points or transmission points, the local distribution system operator shall transmit data to the market operator in accordance with Article 18 individually by type of measurement.
(9) The regional distribution system operator shall register with the market operator the individual demand points of all participants in the electricity market where the supplier is the supplier in accordance with Article 31 (1) or (2).
(10) Where the sampling or transfer point of the electricity market participant is not assigned to the clearing entity pursuant to paragraph 3, the market operator shall not include the sampling or transfer point in the assessment of the derogations referred to in Article 21 (2) and shall cancel the registration of the demand or transfer point in the market operator's system. The market operator shall inform the transmission system operators or relevant distribution system operators and the electricity market participant concerned accordingly. In such a case, the collection of electricity from the sampling point or the supply of electricity to the transfer point shall be assessed in accordance with Paragraph 8 (2).
Provision of regulated access to the transmission system and distribution systems
(1) The regulated access to the transmission system and distribution systems takes place under a contract
(a) electricity transmission (5);
(b) electricity distribution (6);
(c) cross-border electricity transmission.
(2) The contract for the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity is concluded on the basis of an application for the supply of electricity or the distribution of electricity. The applicant shall submit a request for the transmission or distribution of electricity to the transmission or distribution system operator in the case of a newly established demand point or in the case of a change of the reserved power at a given demand point at least 30 calendar days before the required date for the start of the transmission or distribution of electricity, separately for each transfer or demand point. The elements of the request for electricity transmission and the request for electricity distribution are set out in Annexes 1 and 2 to this Decree.
(3) In the case of a customer, a contract for the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity is negotiated for or a summary of the customer's demand point and, in the case of a distribution system operator, for the sum of the transmission points agreed in the connection agreement. Only one electricity transfer contract or one distribution system operator shall be concluded for each demand or transfer point. In case it is a customer with type C measurement in the type diagram region, it is part of the electricity distribution contract as well as an indication of the type diagram class for each sampling point. The supplier's consent is a condition for the possibility of a contract for the transfer of electricity or a contract for the distribution of electricity to the customer's demand point.
(4) Where the supplier provides the supply of electricity to the customer through a contract pursuant to Article 7 (1) (d), the distribution system operator shall conclude a framework contract with that supplier for the distribution of electricity. A framework contract for the distribution of electricity shall mean a contract for the distribution of electricity for multiple demand points or transmission points to electricity market participants.
(5) The supplier shall submit proposals to the distribution system operator for the amendment of the framework contract for the distribution of electricity as a general rule on the last day of the calendar month preceding the calendar month in which the amendment of the framework contract is to take effect, but not later than by the deadline in accordance with the provisions of this Decree governing the procedure for the change of the supplier under the devolution scheme. The distribution system operator shall transmit to the supplier within 5 working days of the end of the calendar month a set containing data on the sampling or transmission points that are up to date on the first day of the month in which the assembly is sent by the distribution system operator to the extent and structure of Annex 6a.
(6) Where a contract is concluded between the distribution system operator and the supplier in accordance with paragraph 4, the distribution system operator shall allow the supplier of electronic invoicing through the market operator information system.
(7) On the basis of the electricity transfer contract, the regulated price, which is the price for electricity transmission, the price for system services at the transmission system level and, in the case of a customer whose equipment is connected to the transmission system, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the electricity promotion and the price for clearing the market operator.
(8) Under the electricity distribution contract, the regulated price, which is the distribution price, the price for system services at transmission system level, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the electricity promotion and the price for clearing the market operator.
(9) The transmission or relevant distribution system operator shall evaluate and invoice the payments resulting from the electricity transfer or distribution contract in relation to individual demand points for each voltage level separately, except in the cases referred to in paragraph 12.
(10) The payment for electricity transmission and the payment for electricity distribution consists of the payment for network use, the payment for reserved capacity and, in the case of electricity distribution, the payment for excess capacity. The electricity market participant shall pay for the transmission or distribution of electricity to the transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system operator to which the electricity market participant's installation is connected. The payment for the transmission of electricity shall be agreed only for the collection of the transmission system. The payment for electricity distribution is negotiated separately for each demand from the distribution system with a voltage between phases
(a) more than 52 kV;
(b) from 1 kV to 52 kV inclusive; and
(c) up to 1 kV inclusive.
(11) The reserved capacity agreed in the electricity distribution contract cannot be higher than the value of the reserved power agreed in the connection contract. Where there is a change in the connection contract in the part concerning the value of the main hedging element before the electrometer, the distribution system operator shall inform the electricity supplier without delay.
(12) The reserved capacity for the distribution system supply to electricity market participants whose facilities are connected to the local distribution system shall be negotiated by the local distribution system operator.
(13) The manufacturer, with the exception of the self-producer, does not negotiate the reserved capacity and does not pay the payment for the reserved capacity for the points of connection of its electricity generation plants or for the points of connection of its plants for the collection of electricity for the own consumption of electricity or for the own consumption of electricity for the production of electricity and heat. Self-producers shall negotiate and pay for the capacity reserved separately for each individual electricity plant in which the condition laid down in Paragraph 2 (1) (s) is met.
(14) The manufacturer of the first category shall not negotiate the reserved capacity and shall not pay the payment for the reserved capacity for the points of connection of power generating plants or for the points of connection of installations intended to receive electricity for the technological self-consumption, except for the collection of electricity from the transmission system or distribution system at a long-term standstill of the production plant for more than 30 days. Second category manufacturer
(a) negotiate and pay for the capacity reserved separately for each electricity plant;
(b) it does not negotiate the reserved capacity and does not pay the payment for the reserved capacity for the points of connection intended for electricity consumption only for the technological own consumption of electricity;
(c) it does not negotiate the reserved capacity and pays the payment for the maximum measured value of the quarter-hour electricity output in the case where it receives electricity from the transmission or distribution system within a continuous period of no more than 4 weeks per calendar year and notifies the transmission system operator or distribution system operator at least 5 weeks before the start of the collection of electricity.
(15) Where a manufacturer withdraws electricity from the transmission or distribution system, including electricity for the technological self-consumption of electricity and electricity for the drawing of pump power plants, it shall pay for the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity for the use of networks and shall not negotiate the reserved capacity and shall not pay for the reserved capacity for the points of connection of equipment intended only for the collection of the technological self-consumption of electricity or consumed by the producer for the drawing of pump power plants.
(16) The payment using networks shall relate to the electricity actually withdrawn from the transmission or distribution system.
(17) Payments for reserved capacity and using networks, including payments for exceeding the reserved capacity, are shown separately on the invoice. The method of payment for the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity, the payment deadlines and the amount of advances are set out in the Transmission System Operating Rules (7) and the Distribution System Operating Rules (8).
(18) The distribution system operator shall charge the price determined by the Authority's pricing decision for non-compliance with the performance factor values.
Test operation
(1) The transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity in test operations shall be the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity for the verification of technical parameters, operational values and demonstration of the operability of a newly installed or reconstructed demand facility of a customer whose demand facility is connected to a voltage level of 1 kV or higher.
(2) In the case of an existing demand facility, the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity in test operations shall be allowed if the installed power input of the newly installed or reconstructed electrical equipment at the sampling point reaches at least 10% of the value of the reserved power input agreed in the connection contract or a new electrical installation of the installed power input of at least 1 MW is installed.
(3) The applicant shall submit to the transmission system operator or the relevant distribution system at least 30 calendar days before the requested start date of transmission or distribution of electricity in the test operation, for each transfer or demand point separately. The elements of the application for the provision of electricity transmission or distribution in test operations are set out in Annexes 1a and 2a to this Decree.
(4) The transmission or distribution system operator shall initiate the transmission or distribution of electricity in test operations to the customer at the earliest on the date indicated in the application and end on the date indicated in the application, but not later than the last day of the third calendar month following the month in which the transmission or distribution of electricity began.
(5) In assessing and invoicing in trial operations, the transmission or distribution system operator in accordance with Section 5 (8) shall proceed mutatis mutandis.
(6) The payment for electricity transmission and the payment for the distribution of electricity in test operations consists of a payment using networks and a payment for the reservation of capacity and a maximum measured value of quarter-hour electricity at the customer's sampling or transfer point during each calendar month in which the transmission or distribution of electricity in test operations was provided. The maximum value of the taken quarter-hour electrical power cannot be higher than the value of the reserved power consumption agreed in the connection contract.
(7) In the event that the transmission or distribution of electricity in the test operation is to continue by transmission or distribution of electricity, the applicant may request the allocation of the reserved capacity during the test operation no later than 1 working day before the end of the transfer or distribution of electricity in the test operation.
(8) If the customer requests a test operation within the defined territory of the local distribution system operator and the expected power input of the demand facility in the test operation is greater than 20% of the agreed local distribution system power, the distribution system operator to which the local distribution system is connected shall, upon request, provide the local distribution system operator with the distribution of electricity in the test operation to the extent requested by the customer.
Conditions for access to networks for cross-border trade in electricity
(1) Cross-border trade in electricity shall take place on the basis of a contract for cross-border transmission of electricity under the conditions laid down directly by the applicable European Community9) and the Transmission System Operating Rules.
(2) The cross-border trade in electricity shall take place within a maximum of the transmission capacity reserved on the basis of the results of explicit auctions, the capacity obtained by transferring the reserved cross-border transmission capacity from another natural or legal person, on the basis of an implicit auction or using the exchange of electricity within the trading day.
(3) The clearing entity provides financial services to cross-border transactions pursuant to Article 23 (1). If the market operator notifies the transmission system operator of the lack of financial collateral of payments to the settlement entity, the transmission system operator shall reject the transmission of electricity to or from abroad to the settlement entity in accordance with the cross-border transmission contract.
Contracts on the electricity market
(1) Bilateral transactions on the electricity market are carried out on the basis in particular of the following contracts:
(a) electricity supply contracts (10), concluded as:
1. a contract for the supply of electricity between settlement entities, where both parties have concluded a settlement agreement (11); the purpose of the contract is not to ensure transmission, distribution, system services or transfer of responsibility for the derogation;
2. a contract for the supply of electricity by the supplier of the last instance, where one party to such a contract is a customer who has exercised the right to supply the last instance under the Energy Act (12); the transfer of responsibility for the derogation to the suppliers of the last instance is part of the subject of the contract and, if agreed, the provision of transmission, distribution and system services,
3. a contract for the supply of electricity taking over an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system, whereby the parties to such a contract are, on the one hand, the producer or the electricity trader who took over the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and, on the other hand, the electricity trader accepting the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system,
4. a contract to supply electricity with an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system, whereby the parties to such a contract are, on the one hand, a customer or an electricity trader who has assumed an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system, or a transmission or distribution system operator to cover losses and own consumption, and, on the other hand, an electricity trader accepting an obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system;
5. a contract for the supply of electricity according to a fixed diagram to a participant in the electricity market whose transfer or demand point is equipped with measurement of type A or B; a liability for derogation is not included in the subject-matter of the contract;
(b) balancing contracts 13);
(c) contracts for the operational supply of electricity from and abroad, which are concluded as:
1. a contract for the operational supply of electricity from and abroad to compensate for a system deviation whereby the parties to such a contract are the transmission system operator, on the one hand, and the supplier supplying electricity in agreement with the relevant foreign transmission system operator or the transmission system operator itself; the contract may be concluded even after the conclusion of bilateral transactions,
2. a contract for the operational supply of electricity abroad, whereby the parties to such a contract are the clearing entity supplying electricity abroad by prior agreement with the transmission system operator, on the one hand, and the foreign transmission system operator or trader by prior agreement with the foreign transmission system operator, on the other; the contract may be concluded even after the conclusion of bilateral transactions,
(d) contracts for combined electricity supply services (14).
(2) When negotiating the contracts referred to in paragraph 1 (a) (2) to (4) and (d), the electricity market participants shall list the transmission and demand points for which they conclude the contract.
(3) Participation in an organised short-term electricity market takes place on the basis of a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market (15). Only the settlement entity may be a Contracting Party to this Treaty.
(4) Participation in the balancing market for regulatory energy is carried out on the basis of a contract for access to the balancing market for regulatory energy16). Only a clearing entity or a registered electricity market participant may be a contracting party to this contract with the agreement of the clearing entity that has assumed responsibility for the derogation.
Liability for derogation
(1) The responsibility for the derogation relating to each individual customer demand point or the sum of the transfer points of each individual electricity plant or the sum of the transfer points for each individual designated territory of the distribution system operator may be transferred to only one clearing entity. In the case of new generation or demand by a electricity market participant at the already registered electricity demand and transmission points, the transmission or distribution system operator shall register the connection of its facilities to the transmission or distribution system where both supply and purchase are made, as two production points, separately for the supply of electricity and for electricity. The responsibility for such registered transfer points may be transferred to two different settlement entities, with the fact that actual values of electricity supplies are transmitted per transfer point and, secondly, actual values of electricity withdrawals are transmitted for the transfer point. When registering a new electricity transmission point for the supply of electricity to the electricity system and electricity from the electricity system, the responsibility of the market operator for the derogation shall be primarily assigned to the transmission system operator or distribution system operator to which the electricity production is connected. The transfer of responsibility for the derogation for the transfer point of supply to the system to another settlement entity in accordance with the fourth sentence shall take place in accordance with Section 31b. The change of supplier at the electricity transmission point from the electricity system shall be treated mutatis mutandis in accordance with Section 31a.
(2) In the event that the electricity market participant does not elect any of the liability schemes for derogation (17), its derogation shall be deemed to be an unauthorised electricity collection from the electricity system or an unauthorised supply of electricity to the electricity system.
(3) A participant in the electricity market which has chosen a derogation liability scheme and has concluded a contract pursuant to Article 7 (1) (a) (4) may have one or more suppliers or customers of electricity. The request for multiple suppliers or customers shall be submitted jointly to the market operator by a participant in the electricity market, negotiating multiple suppliers or customers of electricity, and by a participant in the electricity market which has assumed responsibility for the market participant's collection or transfer points.
(4) The request for delegation of responsibility for the derogation shall be submitted by the electricity market participant through the market operator's information system and the clearing entity shall agree, through the market operator's information system, to the allocation of responsibility for the derogation at the sampling or transfer point or in the total of the transfer points for the defined territory of the distribution system operator.
(5) The market operator shall not register the transfer of responsibility for the derogation referred to in paragraph 4 after agreeing to assign responsibility for the derogation by the clearing entity if the taking of responsibility for the derogation would result in insufficient financial collateral for payments to the clearing entity assuming responsibility for the derogation. Within 120 minutes of the request and acceptance by the receiving settlement entity, the market operator of the transferring electricity market participant, the receiving clearing entity and the relevant transmission or distribution system operator shall notify the outcome of the assessment of the allocation of responsibility for the derogation. The effective allocation of responsibility for the derogation shall take place not earlier than the following calendar day following receipt of the registration by the market operator. At the effective date of the change of the settlement entity, the transmission or distribution system operator shall deduct or determine the status of the measuring equipment in accordance with § 30a (8) and (9).
(6) The settlement entity may delegate responsibility for the derogation to another settlement entity. The transfer of responsibility for the derogation to another clearing entity may also transfer responsibility for the difference in the electricity consumption values determined in accordance with Paragraph 19 (15) of the transferring clearing entity. The request for delegation of responsibility for the derogation shall be submitted by the transferring entity through the market operator's information system. The receiving settlement entity shall agree to the delegation of responsibility for the derogation through the market operator information system.
(7) The market operator shall not register the transfer of responsibility for the derogation referred to in paragraph 6 of the settlement entity following the approval of the assignment of responsibility for the derogation by the receiving settlement entity if the taking of responsibility for the derogation would result in insufficient financial collateral for payments to the settlement entity assuming responsibility for the derogation. Within 120 minutes of the submission of the request and approval by the receiving settlement entity, the market operator shall, through its information system, inform the market operator of the outcome of the assessment of the allocation of responsibility for the derogation by the transferring and receiving settlement entities. The effective transfer of responsibility for the derogation to another clearing entity shall take place no earlier than the day following its registration by the market operator. The liability for the derogation of a settlement entity that has assumed responsibility for the derogation from another settlement entity may no longer be transferred to another settlement entity.
Registration of bilateral trade data
(1) Electricity market participants shall submit to the market operator for registration data on bilateral electricity supply transactions carried out in the Czech Republic no later than 13.30 hours 1 day before the start of the business day on which the supply of electricity is to take place, this time being the conclusion of bilateral trading. The data transmitted are technical data from contracts
(a) electricity market participants with their own responsibility for the derogation; 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) participants in the electricity market with their own responsibility for the derogation 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;
(c) concluded in accordance with Paragraph 7 (1) (a) (4);
(d) electricity market participants with their own responsibility for the derogation to supply electricity abroad and 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.
(2) The market operator checks that all settlement entities that have submitted or submitted technical data from contracts for registration have a settlement contract. Where such a participant in the electricity market does not have a settlement agreement, the market operator shall not register the technical data submitted and shall not be considered for the purpose of assessing the derogations. After the check has been carried out, the market operator shall register the technical data from contracts satisfying all the requirements and send a certificate of registration to the electricity market participants. In each trading hour, the contracted amount of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the contracted amount of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system in MWh shall be set at 3 decimal places. Information on the total contracted amount of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the total contracted amount of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system shall be provided by the market operator to each market operator in a manner enabling remote access within 30 minutes of the conclusion of bilateral trading.
Organised short-term electricity market
(1) The organised short-term electricity market consists of:
(a) an organised block market for electricity for which offers and demand for individual business blocks may be submitted (the block market);
(b) an organised day-ahead electricity market for which supply and demand may be submitted for the following business day (hereinafter referred to as the "day-ahead market"); and
(c) an organised intraday electricity market for which supply and demand may be submitted for the following period of time within a trading day (hereinafter referred to as "intraday market").
(2) An organised short-term electricity market can be jointly implemented for the market area of the Czech Republic and the surrounding market area, if the TSOs and market operators so agree.
(3) The demand submitted by a short-term market participant means an undertaking that the demand for electricity for a given trading hour will be withdrawn by the short-term market participant from the electricity system at a given time if this demand submitted is met.
(4) A tender submitted by a short-term market participant means an undertaking that the quantity of electricity offered for a given trading hour will be delivered by the short-term market participant to the electricity system at a given time, provided that this tender is satisfied.
(5) The supply or demand may contain time conditions when agreed in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market. The minimum quantity of electricity demanded or offered on the organised short-term electricity market shall be 1 MWh with a resolution of 1 decimal place.
(6) The result of the transactions is the determination of the agreed deliveries, withdrawals and prices.
(7) All trades in an organised short-term electricity market are anonymous to each other.
(8) 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.
Block market
(1) The block market is subject to demand and supply of electricity blocks, where the smallest unit of the block is a constant value of 1 MW per hour over the block time period.
(2) Demand and supply on the block market may be made not earlier than 30 days before the business day depending on the business block.
(3) The termination of trading of the block shall be at 13.30 hours on the day preceding the day on which the supply of electricity from that block is to take place.
(4) The supply and supply of electricity is linked to demand.
(5) Within 13.30 hours of each trading day of the block, the market operator shall notify each market participant, as specified in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market, of the results of the trading of submitted bids and demand on the block market. Such information shall be:
(a) the size of the agreed supply of electricity and the size of the agreed supply of electricity in MWh;
(b) the price achieved.
(6) After evaluating the transactions referred to in paragraph 5, the market operator shall include the contracted supply and electricity withdrawals for the relevant business hours in the assessment and settlement system.
(7) In the course of day-to-day trade on the block market, the market operator shall publish information on the day-to-day trading by trade block. Immediately following the closure of the block market for a given trading block, the market operator shall publish in a manner that allows remote access to the quantity of electricity from the executed trade on the block market and weighted averages of electricity prices traded on individual trading blocks.
Daily market
(1) The daily market is organised by the market operator in cooperation with the day-ahead electricity market operator in the surrounding market area.
(2) A participant in an organised short-term market may submit offers and demand to the daily market every day until the day preceding the business day. On the basis of the offers and requests received, the daily market results shall be determined for each business hour, broken down by:
(a) the resulting transmission of electricity to or from abroad in the event of interconnection of the market area of the Czech Republic and the surrounding market area;
(b) the resulting price of electricity on the daily market,
(c) the quantities of electricity traded.
(3) The market operator will enter into the information system data on the contracted amounts of electricity of individual clearing entities in the market area of the Czech Republic after individual business hours. The agreed deliveries and withdrawals for the market area business hours in the Czech Republic include the market operator in the assessment and settlement system.
(4) After determining the results of the day-ahead market, the market operator shall notify each market participant, as specified in the contract for access to the organised short-term electricity market, of the results of the evaluation of the offers submitted and the demand on the day-ahead market for each business hour. This information shall include:
(a) the size of the agreed supply of electricity and the size of the agreed purchase of electricity in MWh on the daily market;
(b) the price achieved from the daily market.
(5) Upon notification of the results of the daily market to individual participants, the market operator shall publish, in a manner that allows remote access to supply and demand curves, the amount of electricity from the underlying transactions, the electricity price reached for each trading hour, the resulting hourly green bonuses for each category of renewable sources for each trading hour, the amount of electricity from unexecuted 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.
(6) After assessing the offers and demands submitted on the day-ahead market, the market operator shall include the contracted electricity supplies and withdrawals for the business hours in the assessment and settlement system.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No 541 / 2005 Coll., on the Rules of the Electricity Market, the Principles of Price Creation for the Activities of the Electricity Market Operator and the Implementation of Certain Other Provisions of the Energy Law |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 30.12.2005 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2006 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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