Decree No. 552 / 2006 Coll.
Decree amending Decree No. 541 / 2005 Coll., on the Rules of the Electricity Market, 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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552
DECLARATION
of 11 December 2006
amending Decree No 541 / 2005 Coll., on the Rules of the Electricity Market, the principles of pricing 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:
Decree No 541 / 2005 Coll., on the Rules of the Electricity Market, the principles of pricing the activities of the electricity market operator and the implementation of certain other provisions of the Energy Act are amended as follows:
1. In Article 2 (1), at the end of the text in point (i), the words "for national territory and 30-year regional average of daily air temperatures per business day for region of type diagrams' are added.
2. In Article 2 (1), at the end of the text in point (v), the words "for national territory and regional average daily air temperatures for individual business days for region of type diagrams' are added.
3. In Article 4, at the end of paragraph 2, the sentence "Upon request, the transmission or distribution system operator shall communicate its registration number to the electricity market participant."
4. Paragraph 5 (4) reads as follows:
"(4) Where the supplier provides the supply of electricity to the final customer through a contract pursuant to Article 7 (1) (d), the distribution system operator shall, at the supplier's request, conclude a framework contract with that supplier for the distribution of electricity. ';
5. In Article 5, the following paragraph 5 is inserted after paragraph 4:
"(5) Where a contract is concluded between a distribution system operator and a supplier in accordance with paragraph 4, the distribution system operator shall allow electronic invoicing by the supplier. ';
Paragraphs 5 to 16 shall become paragraphs 6 to 17.
6. In Article 5, the words "except in the cases referred to in paragraph 12 'shall be added at the end of the text of paragraph 8.
7. The first sentence of Paragraph 5 (9) reads: "The payment for the transmission of electricity and the payment for the distribution of electricity consists of the payment for the use of networks, the payment for the reserved capacity and, in the case of the distribution of electricity, the payment for the excess of the reserved capacity. '
8. In Section 5, at the end of paragraph 10, the sentence "If there is a change in the connection contract in the part concerning the value of the principal security element before the electrometer, the distribution system operator shall immediately inform the electricity supplier thereof. ';
9. in Article 5, the following paragraph 12 is inserted after paragraph 11:
"(12) The operator of the distribution system shall determine the capacity reserved for each voltage level separately from the sum of the maximum output measured at the sampling points at the time when the highest sum is in that month. ';
Paragraphs 12 to 17 shall be renumbered paragraphs 13 to 18.
10.Paragraph 5 (17) reads:
"(17) The electricity market participant shall collect electricity at the sampling or transfer point with an inductive power factor value of 0,95 - 1,00 unless otherwise agreed with the distribution system operator. ';
11. in Article 7 (1) (c):
"(c) contracts for the operational supply of electricity from abroad and abroad, concluded as:
1. a contract for the operational supply of electricity from 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, '.
12. In Paragraph 7 (4), the second sentence is replaced by the sentence "Only a clearing entity or a registered market participant may be a Contracting Party to this Treaty, with the agreement of the clearing entity which has assumed responsibility for the derogation."
13. in Paragraph 8 (1):
"(1) The responsibility for the derogation relating to each individual final customer demand point or the total of the transfer points of each individual electricity generation plant or the total of the transmission points for each individual designated territory of the distribution system operator may be transferred to only one clearing entity, directly or through another registered electricity market participant. At the request of the electricity market participant, the distribution system operator shall register the location of the connection of its distribution system facility in which the supply and procurement takes place, separately for the supply of electricity and for electricity, with the responsibility for such registered transmission points being transferred to two different clearing entities. ';
14. in Article 12 (2), "3" is replaced by "2."
15.
Regulatory energy balancing market
(1) The balancing market for regulatory energy is conducted after the closure of bilateral trading and after the closure of an organised short-term electricity market. Registered market participants shall participate in the balancing energy market with the agreement of the clearing entity which has assumed responsibility for their derogation. When concluding a contract for access to the balancing energy market, the registered electricity market participant shall demonstrate to the market operator the consent of the clearing entity to participate in that market.
(2) In the balancing market for regulatory energy, positive and negative regulatory energy is traded in a minimum quantity of one MWh. Offers to the balancing energy market shall be submitted by registered market participants no later than 30 minutes before the start of the trading hour when the supply of positive or negative regulatory energy by the TSO as the only demand is to be used to cover the system deviation. The TSO shall evaluate the received balancing energy supply as a delivered balancing energy supply and transmit it to the market operator for settlement.
(3) The market operator shall include the supply of positive and negative regulatory energy in the balancing market for the trading hours in the system of assessment and settlement of derogations. ';
16. In Paragraph 18 (1), the words "and electricity procured from abroad 'shall be added at the end of the text in point (d).
17. In Article 18, the following paragraph 14 is added:
"(14) The distribution system operator shall transmit the data referred to in paragraph 2 to the market operator. (b) point (1) shall only be provided by the supplier who supplies electricity to such final customer in the required format no later than 10.30 hours per working day. ';
18. In Article 19 (12), the words "categorisation of final customers in accordance with Annex 4a (a) 'are inserted after the words" based on'.
19. In Article 19 (14), the word "published 'is replaced by" made available to electricity market participants in a way that allows remote access and via the electricity market operator information system'.
20. In Article 19 (18), "Article 18 (8) (c) 'is replaced by" Article 32 (4)'.
21.
Rounding of actual values when calculating the derogation
(1) Derogations of settlement entities are evaluated in MWh with a resolution of 1 decimal place.
(2) The actual values relating to the settlement entity's obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system shall be rounded to the nearest tenth of MWh as follows:
(a) if the digit is greater than or equal to 5 in the second place after the decimal point (hundredth MWh), then 1 is added to the digit at the first place after the decimal point and the digits at the second and the next place after the decimal point are removed;
(b) in other cases, all the figures at the second and the next places after the decimal point shall be removed.
(3) The difference between the sum of the actual daily electricity supply values for the assessment and settlement of the deviations in a given month and the actual monthly electricity supply values for the bill of payment for the transmission or distribution of electricity may vary by a maximum of 15 kWh per calendar month for the sampling or transmission points equipped with type A measurements, or by a maximum of 1 kWh per calendar month for the sampling or transmission points for type B measurements.
(4) Where the supply or supply of electricity is measured on the secondary side of the transformer, the actual values shall be considered to be the measured values increased in the case of the collection or reduced in the case of the supply of electricity by the values determined by the Authority's price decision. The distribution system operator shall transmit the values so adjusted to the market operator for the evaluation and settlement of deviations and the accounting of electricity supplies or withdrawals. ';
22.
Electricity procured by the transmission system operator
(1) The transmission system operator shall provide electricity for each trading hour in order to address the imbalance between contracted and actually realised electricity supplies and withdrawals in the electricity system.
(2) The transmission system operator provides electricity
(a) as a regulatory energy through the activation of support services;
(b) in the balancing market for regulatory energy; or
(c) from abroad under a contract pursuant to § 7 (1) (c) (1).
(3) The electricity prices referred to in paragraph 2 are used to determine the clearing price pursuant to Paragraph 25 (2) and are included in the assessment and settlement system.
(4) The transmission system operator shall determine the total costs associated with the settlement of the imbalance between the contracted and actually realised supplies and electricity withdrawals for each trading hour in the form of the quantity of electricity referred to in paragraph 2 in MWh and their prices in CZK / MWh and shall transmit these data to the market operator within 11.00 hours of the first working day following the assessed business day. The data shall be transmitted in the form of quantities and prices of positive and negative regulatory energy broken down by block of electricity generation in the case of the regulatory energy resulting from the activation of support services or by registered market participants in the case of electricity supplied from abroad. In the case of balancing energy, data shall be transmitted per hour in the form of the sum of the accepted energy on the balancing market and the total payments for each registered market participant.
(5) The electricity referred to in paragraph 2 shall be cleared by the market operator,
(a) providers of support services under a contract for the supply of balancing energy or a contract for access to the balancing energy market;
(b) registered market participants on the basis of a contract for access to the balancing energy market;
(c) electricity procured from abroad by transmission system operators under a contract pursuant to Article 25 (4).
(6) The transmission system operator shall publish the amount of electricity and the prices broken down in accordance with paragraph 2 for each trading hour in a way that allows remote access. ';
23. Paragraph 25, including the title and footnote 20a, reads:
Settlement and settlement of derogations
(1) The accounting and financial settlement of derogations by the market operator ensures that electricity which has been supplied to or withdrawn from the electricity system in excess of the quantity agreed or not delivered to the electricity system or has not been withdrawn from the electricity system in spite of the contracts.
(2) The clearing prices for each business hour are set by the market operator on the basis of the electricity prices provided for in Section 24 (2). The method of setting the clearing price is set out in Annex 5 to this Order.
(3) The market operator ascertains for each trading hour the additional electricity costs used by the transmission system operator to offset the system deviation. These additional costs are set as a positive difference between the total electricity costs referred to in Article 24 (2) at the relevant business hour and the absolute value of the product of the system deviation and clearing prices. If this difference is negative, the extra costs are equal to zero.
(4) For all hours when there is a positive difference between the absolute value of the product of the system deviation and the clearing prices and the costs of electricity referred to in Article 24 (2), the sum of these differences for a given calendar month shall be accounted for by the market operator of the transmission system operator on the basis of a contract to settle the differences resulting from the settlement of the difference and the costs of electricity referred to in Article 24 (2). The subject of this contract is also the payment of electricity pursuant to § 24 (2) (c).
(5) The differences referred to in paragraph 4 shall be included by the Office in the revenues from the provision of system services in accordance with a specific legislation laying down procedures for regulating prices in energe20a).
(6) On the basis of the settlement of derogations for each settlement entity at each trading hour, the market operator shall determine the amount of payment to the settlement entity for a positive or negative derogation and the amount of the settlement payment. The amount of the settlement payment shall be determined from the price of the clearing activity of the market operator. Payment to the settlement entity for a positive or negative derogation shall be determined as the sum of:
(a) electricity payments determined as the product of the size of the positive or negative derogation and the settlement price;
(b) the additional costs determined as a proportion of the additional costs referred to in paragraph 3, equal to the absolute value of the positive deviation or the negative deviation of the settlement entity at the sum of the absolute values of the deviations of all settlement entities.
(7) Each working day, by 14.00, the market operator of the clearing entity shall notify the settlement entity in the manner set out in the settlement agreement of the deviations for the preceding day and, where applicable, for all immediately preceding non-working days. This evaluation shall include for each business hour:
(a) the size of the deviation in MWh;
b) settlement price in CZK / MWh,
c) share of the extra costs of the electricity system in CZK / MWh,
(d) payment of the settlement entity in CZK.
(8) After the end of the settlement period of 1 calendar month, the market operator shall, on the basis of the sum of the payments made by the settlement entity, issue a tax document for the entire settlement period if the value added tax is applied at the exit of the market operator or, where applicable, the taxable amount for the tax document, if the value added tax is applied at exit of the clearing entity. The settlement of payments shall be provided by the market operator at least once per calendar month.
(9) In the event that the settlement entity fails to pay the due liabilities to the market operator within their maturity, the market operator shall use part of the financial security funds to cover them, as specified in the settlement agreement. Where a settlement entity acts in contravention of a settlement agreement, the market operator may cancel the registration.
(10) The cancellation of the registration referred to in paragraph 9 shall be made public by the market operator in a manner that allows remote access and shall inform all settlement entities which have reported the quantity of electricity agreed with the clearing entity on the previous business day and which have been cancelled. The notification of cancellation shall include the date on which the registration is cancelled. The volume of electricity contracted in which the settlement entity with the cancelled registration is identified on the supply or purchase side shall not be accepted by the market operator and shall not include settlement entities in the agreed quantities.
(11) Financial settlement of derogations shall be carried out by the market operator in three stages:
(a) daily settlement in the form of advance payment;
(b) monthly settlement to be made after the end of the calendar month on which the tax document is issued and the daily settlement advances are settled;
(c) the final monthly settlement to be carried out for all entities concerned after the expiry of the period for the submission of complaints under the market operator's trading conditions.
(12) The procedures and precise dates of each stage are set out in the commercial terms of the market operator.
(13) For the financial settlement of deviations using type diagrams in the type diagram regions referred to in paragraph 11 (a), the market operator shall use the latest current value of the planned annual electricity consumption sent by the distribution system operator to the market operator in accordance with § 19 (7) and (8). For the financial settlement of deviations using type diagrams in the type diagram regions referred to in points (b) and (c) of paragraph 11, the market operator shall use the latest current values of the planned annual electricity consumption for each settled trading day sent by the distribution system operator to the market operator pursuant to paragraphs 7 and 8 of Article 19.
(14) For the financial settlement of derogations in local distribution systems referred to in paragraph 11 (a), the market operator shall use the latest current value of the planned annual electricity consumption sent by the local distribution system operator to the market operator pursuant to Article 20 (6) and (7). For the financial settlement of the derogations in local distribution systems referred to in points (b) and (c) of paragraph 11, the market operator shall use the latest current values of the planned annual electricity consumption for each settled trading day sent by the local distribution system operator to the market operator in accordance with Article 20 (6) and (7).
20a) Decree No. 438 / 2001 Coll., laying down the content of economic data and the procedures for regulating prices in energy, as amended. '
24. in Paragraph 26 (4):
"(4) In the special settlement regime for the evaluation and settlement of derogations, the contracted quantities of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the contracted quantities of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system of the entities set out in paragraph 12 (4), including electricity provided by the transmission system operator pursuant to paragraph 24 (2), shall be zero. ';
25. in Article 29 (1) (d):
"(d) information on complaints made by electricity market participants against the market operator;"
26. In the first sentence of Paragraph 29 (2), the words' the application of prevention measures' are deleted.
27. in Paragraph 29 (3), the words "category D" shall be inserted after the words "customers."
28. In Article 29, the following paragraph 5 is added:
"(5) The market operator shall provide electricity market participants with the right of access to the market operator's information system with the data specified in Annexes 7 and 8 through the market operator's information system.";
29. In Paragraph 29, the following paragraph 6 is added:
"(6) The market operator shall provide the transmission system operator with:
(a) on the day preceding the trading day for the purposes of the preparation of operations, data on the obligation to supply electricity to the system and on the obligation to withdraw electricity from the system of individual clearing entities;
(b) on the day following the business day for the purposes of the assessment, data on the individual deviation of settlement entities where that deviation exceeds 50 MWh for the entity concerned in a single business interval. "
30.
Change of supplier under the Derogations Transfer Liability Scheme
(1) The basic changes of the supplier of the electricity market participant are:
(a) the change of supplier for another supplier;
(b) a change in the number of suppliers;
(c) the transition of the final customer from one sampling point to another in another distribution system;
(d) a change in the supplier of the last instance for another supplier; or
(e) in the case of a household type electricity market participant or a small customer, the change of supplier for the supplier of the last instance 23).
(2) Before the first change of supplier, the electricity market participant shall submit to the relevant transmission or distribution system operator a request for the conclusion of a new connection agreement at the latest.
(a) 8 working days before the change of supplier is effective if the change of supplier is made at the sampling point with type A or B measurements; the change of supplier shall take place on the first day of the calendar month;
(b) 17 working days before the change of supplier is effective if the change of supplier is made at the sampling point with type C measurements.
(3) As a result of the conclusion of the new connection contract referred to in paragraph 2, a participant in the electricity market shall not be obliged to pay a share of the eligible costs of the connection (24).
(4) Paragraph 2 shall not apply to connected transmission points of electricity generation. Furthermore, it does not apply to customer demand points connected to the transmission or distribution system after 1 January 2002.
(5) Before the change of supplier, no later than the dates referred to in paragraph 2, the electricity market participant shall submit to the relevant transmission or distribution system operator a request for the conclusion of a contract for the transfer of electricity or the distribution of electricity with the requirements set out in Annex 1 or 2 to this Regulation, namely:
(a) a new supplier if the supply of electricity is made under a contract pursuant to § 7 (1) (d) or § 7 (1) (a) (2);
(b) another electricity market participant where the supply of electricity is made under another contract.
(6) An application for the conclusion of a contract for the transfer of electricity or the distribution of electricity referred to in paragraph 5 shall not be submitted where such a contract is already concluded between the electricity market participants concerned.
(7) In the case of a first change of supplier with an already connected electricity generation or final customer demand point connected to the transmission or distribution system after 1 January 2002 and the final customer already has a power transmission or distribution contract at that demand point, the electricity market participant shall submit to the relevant transmission or distribution system operator an application for registration of that transmission or demand point no later than the dates referred to in paragraph 2.
(8) Before the first change of supplier, but not later than 3 working days from the date of receipt of the request for the conclusion of the connection contract referred to in paragraph 2, of the electricity transmission or distribution contract referred to in paragraph 5, or of the complete application for registration of the demand point referred to in paragraph 7, the transmission or distribution system operator shall register the demand point of the relevant electricity market participant with the market operator.
(9) The transmission or distribution system operator shall conclude a contract for the transmission of electricity or the distribution of electricity no later than 3 working days after the date of receipt of the complete application referred to in paragraph 5.
(10) Prior to the change of supplier, no later than 4 working days after the dates referred to in paragraph 2, the electricity market participant and the new supplier shall enter into an electricity supply contract. At the same time, a new supplier shall submit to the market operator a request for a change to the supplier containing the following information from the contract concluded:
(a) the identification and registration number of the new supplier;
(b) the type of electricity supply contract, the date from which the supply is to take place (hereinafter referred to as "the effective date of the change of supplier") and the duration of the contract;
(c) the supplier's undertaking to take responsibility for the derogation of the electricity market participant or the agreement of the clearing entity which is responsible for the derogation for the sampling points for which the supply will be made;
(d) the listing and identification of the sampling points.
(11) No later than 1 working day after the request referred to in paragraph 10, the market operator shall transmit a request for the change of supplier to the TSO or the relevant distribution system operators to which the electricity market participant's demand points are connected. At the same time, the market operator shall transmit data from the contract concluded to the extent specified in paragraph 10.
(12) Where the data transmitted pursuant to paragraph 11 are incomplete, the transmission or distribution system operator may refuse to modify the supplier.
(13) The refusal referred to in paragraph 12, including the indication of the reason, shall be notified by the relevant system operator to the market operator and the market operator to the existing supplier and the supplier who requested the change, no later than 2 working days after transmission of the change request by the market operator to the relevant system operator.
(14) Within 2 working days of the transmission or distribution system operator submitting a request for a change to a supplier, the transmission or distribution system operator to which the demand point of the electricity market participant is connected shall register the change of supplier by assigning the demand point of the electricity market participant to the new supplier with the date of effective change of the supplier as referred to in paragraph 15. Within 2 working days of receipt of the request for a change to the supplier, the transmission or distribution system operator shall report the registered change to the market operator and the market operator to the previous and new supplier. The market operator shall also report the change in the number of suppliers with the effective date referred to in paragraph 15 to the clearing entity which has assumed responsibility for the derogation for the sampling point.
(15) The registered change of supplier takes effect
(a) on the first business hour of the first day of the month for electricity market participants at sampling points with type A or B measurements in the event of changes to the supplier referred to in paragraph 1 (b). (a) and (b)
(b) at the date of the change referred to in the change request, which is set at least 10 working days after the registration of the change in the supplier for electricity market participants at the sampling points of type C, the change in the supplier referred to in paragraph 1 (a) may take place once every six years for electricity market participants, except for the change in the supplier of the last instance for another supplier in the case of Article 12a (6) of the Energy Act or the change in the supplier for the last instance.
(16) At the date of effective change of supplier, the transmission or distribution system operator shall make a deduction in accordance with a specific legal provision setting out the details of the electricity measurement and transmission of technical data (1), in the case of type C sampling points it shall determine the state of the measuring equipment in accordance with the procedure laid down in paragraph 17 and shall subsequently send the data found to the market operator. The market operator shall transmit these data without undue delay to the previous supplier for completion of the accounting and settlement of the obligations. After the change of supplier has taken effect, the market operator shall transmit to the new supplier data on the actual quantities of electricity under the special legislature1). In the case of power generation transfer points, this paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
(17) The determination of the state of the measuring device for type C sampling points shall be carried out by the distribution system operator by subtracting on the date of effective change of the supplier or by estimating the state of the measuring device at the date of effective change of the supplier on the basis of the Associated Translate Type Diagram and the latest current estimated annual electricity consumption, or by mutually agreed subtractions made by the new supplier or by the electricity market participant at the date of effective change of the supplier. The distribution system operator shall transmit the values thus determined to the market operator within 10 working days of the effective date of the change of supplier.
(18) In the case of a first change in the electricity supplier of the final customer, the installation of which is connected to the distribution system, the operator of the relevant distribution system and the transfer points, or the sum of the transmission points of all power generation plants connected to that distribution system, shall register simultaneously.
(19) Sending a request to make a change to the supplier, the data needed for the registration of the demand points, the registration of final customers takes place in the form of electronic messages in the communication environment defined by the market operator. The reports shall be sent to the relevant electricity market participant in a format defined by the market operator.
23) Paragraph 12a (1) of the Energy Act.
24) Paragraph 28 (2) (i) of the Energy Act. '
31. the following Section 31a is inserted after Section 31, including the title:
First supply of electricity to the newly created sampling point
(1) No later than 30 calendar days before the requested date for the start of the transmission or distribution of electricity, the electricity market participant having a contract of connection shall submit to the relevant transmission or distribution system operator an application for the provision of the transmission or distribution of electricity pursuant to Article 5 (2),
(a) a supplier where the supply of electricity is made under a contract pursuant to § 7 (1) (d) or § 7 (1) (a) (2);
(b) another electricity market participant where the supply of electricity is made under another contract; at the same time that electricity market participant shall communicate to the transmission or distribution system operator which supplier will supply to the newly created demand point.
(2) Where a supplier which is not part of a vertically integrated trader, the distribution system operator to which the new demand point is to be connected is supplied to a new demand point, the transmission or distribution system operator shall register the demand point with the market operator within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the complete request referred to in paragraph 1.
(3) No later than 4 working days before the start of the transmission or distribution of electricity, the electricity market participant and the supplier shall enter into a power supply contract.
(4) In the event that a supplier who is not part of a vertically integrated trader, the distribution system operator to which the new demand point is to be connected, will be supplied to the new demand point by the supplier no later than 4 working days before the start of the transmission or distribution of electricity to the market operator, the supplier shall submit a request for the start of supply to that demand point (hereinafter referred to as the "start of supply ') containing the following data from the contract concluded:
(a) supplier's identification and registration number;
(b) the type of electricity supply contract, the date from which the supply is to take place and the duration of the contract;
(c) the supplier's undertaking to take responsibility for the derogation of the electricity market participant or the agreement of the clearing entity to take responsibility for the derogation for the sampling points for which delivery will take place;
(d) identification of the sampling point.
(5) No later than 1 working day after the request referred to in paragraph 4, the market operator shall transmit the request for the start of supply to the TSO or the relevant distribution system operators to which the electricity market participant's demand points will be connected. At the same time, the market operator shall transmit data from the contract concluded to the extent specified in paragraph 4.
(6) Where the data transmitted pursuant to paragraph 5 are incomplete, the transmission or distribution system operator may refuse the start of supply. The relevant system operator shall report the refusal, including the indication of the reason, to the market operator and the market operator to the supplier no later than 2 working days after the transmission of the demand for supply by the market operator to the relevant system operator.
(7) Within 2 working days of the transmission or distribution system operator submitting the request for the start of supply referred to in paragraph 4, the transmission or distribution system operator to which the demand point of the electricity market participant will be connected shall register the supplier by assigning the demand point of the electricity market participant to the supplier with the effective date of the start of supply referred to in paragraph 8. Within 2 working days of receipt of the request for the start of supply referred to in paragraph 4, the transmission or distribution system operator shall report the start of supply to the market operator and the market operator shall report to the supplier as well as to the clearing entity which assumed responsibility for the payment point.
(8) The registration of the start of supply referred to in paragraph 7 shall take effect on the date on which the transmission or distribution begins.
(9) Applications for the start of supply referred to in paragraph 4, the data needed for the registration of the sampling points shall be sent in the form of electronic communications messages in the communication environment defined by the market operator. The reports shall be sent to the relevant electricity market participant in a format defined by the market operator. ';
32. In Paragraph 32, the sentence "The accounting for the supply or distribution of electricity to the final customer whose electricity is obtained from the low voltage voltage voltage voltage level and whose sampling point is equipped with type C measurements shall be carried out at least once a year. 'is added at the end of paragraph 2.
33.Paragraph 32 (3) reads as follows:
"(3) The distribution system operator shall, after the end of the calendar month, send to the parties to the electricity market on the fifth working day of the following month for their customers who have exercised the right to change the supplier and whose sampling points are equipped with type A measurements or type B measurements, with the exception of those equipped with low voltage type B measurements, the data necessary to account for the payments referred to in paragraph 1 or 2. From 1 April 2007, the distribution system operator shall also send such data to customers who have exercised the right to change the supplier and whose sampling point is equipped with type B measurements and connected to a low voltage level. The transmission of data shall be negotiated in a technical data transfer contract (4). The data necessary to account for the payments referred to in paragraph 1 or 2 shall be entered in the trading conditions of the market operator. ';
34. in Paragraph 32 (7):
"(7) Where a electricity market participant having a framework contract concluded pursuant to Article 5 (4) sends self-deductions to a distribution system operator on 31 December before receipt of a supply bill including 31 December, the distribution system operator shall agree to the self-deductions sent or shall inform the electricity market participant of the reasons for their rejection within 30 calendar days of their dispatch. The agreed self-readings shall be used for invoicing electricity distribution. ';
35. in Paragraph 32 (8):
"(8) Where advance payments for distribution and supply of electricity are charged to a customer of category D, their total amount shall not be more than 100% of the payment corresponding to consumption for the previous comparable settlement period, provided that the value of the reserved capacity or nominal current value of the main security element is maintained before the electrometer, unless the parties agree otherwise. This provision shall not apply to customers receiving electricity under the last instance supplier regime. ';
36. In Paragraph 32, paragraphs 9 to 12 are deleted.
37. in Paragraph 33 (1), the word '20th' is replaced by '15th';
38. In Annex 3, at the end of paragraph 2, the sentence "The values of the average electricity consumption provided by the Authority, which shall apply throughout the calendar year, shall be added to the public by a means enabling remote access no later than 3 calendar months before the first business day of the calendar year concerned. ';
39. Annex 4 shall read as follows:
"Annex No 4 to Decree No 541 / 2005 Coll.
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| Citation | Decree No. 552 / 2006 Coll., amending Decree No. 541 / 2005 Coll., on the Rules of the Electricity Market, the principles of pricing the activities of the electricity market operator and implementing certain other provisions of the Energy Act |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 20.12.2006 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2007 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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