Decree No. 614 / 2004 Coll.

Decree amending Decree of the Energy Regulatory Authority No 373 / 2001 Coll., laying down the rules for the organisation of the electricity market and the principle of pricing for the activities of the market operator, as amended

Valid Effective from 01.01.2005
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DECLARATION
of 29 November 2004
amending Decree No 373 / 2001 of the Energy Regulatory Authority Coll., laying down rules for the organisation of the electricity market and the principles for pricing the activities of the market operator, as amended
Pursuant to Article 98 (8) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on the terms and conditions of business and on the exercise of public administration in the energy sector and on the amendment of certain laws (hereinafter referred to as "the Act '), the Energy Regulatory Authority provides for the implementation of Article 17 (7) (e) of the Act:
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Decree No 373 / 2001 Coll., laying down the rules for the organisation of the electricity market and the principles for pricing the activities of the market operator, as amended by Decree No 12 / 2003 Coll. and Decree No 459 / 2003 Coll., is amended as follows:
1. Paragraph 2, including the title and footnote 1, reads as follows:
„§ 2
Definition of terms
(1) For the purposes of this decree:
(a) auctions - a market-based method of allocating cross-border transmission capacities in which, on the basis of the requirements of the auction participants, published marketable transmission capacity is allocated,
(b) Decentralised production - generation of electricity from electricity generation connected to a non-transmission system;
(c) the electricity supply and demand chart (hereinafter referred to as the diagram) - the contracted amount of electricity to the clearing entity for each commercial hour in MWh, differentiated to one decimal place,
(d) bilateral transactions - transactions in the physical supply of electricity registered with a market operator other than those concluded in an organised short-term electricity market or in the balancing market;
(e) local distribution system - distribution system not directly connected to the transmission system,
(f) normal climate conditions - 30-year national average of daily air temperatures per business day,
(g) business hour - the basic period of time in which the supply or supply of electricity is contractually defined; the business hour is the basic time period for assessing deviations of settlement entities;
(h) business day - 24 business hours of the day on which it is traded, except for the transition from winter to summer time and back; the date on which the transition to summer time takes place is a sequence of 23 business hours and 25 business hours for the day on which the transition to Central European time takes place; the first business hour of the business day shall begin at 00: 00 and end at 01: 00,
(i) by derogation from the clearing entity - the sum of the differences between the actual amount of electricity and the agreed amount of electricity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and between the actual amount of electricity and the agreed amount of electricity for the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system, taking into account the regulatory energy provided;
(j) organised short-term electricity market - electricity market organised by a market operator participating in clearing entities; it includes an organised day-ahead electricity market (hereinafter referred to as "day-ahead market ') and an organised intraday electricity market (hereinafter referred to as" intraday market'),
(k) point of transmission - place of transmission and reception between two electricity market participants;
(l) cross-border trade - trade carried out through contractual imports of electricity and contractual exports of electricity,
(m) regional distribution system - distribution system directly connected to the transmission system,
(n) registration number - the number allocated by the market operator to the electricity market participant to ensure the evaluation, settlement and settlement of deviations and to ensure the process of changing the electricity supplier (the supplier),
(o) regulatory energy - electricity used to offset the imbalance between production and consumption;
(p) self-producer - category 2 producer, which produces electricity mainly for its own use and which, after deduction of its own consumption for electricity or electricity and heat, supplies less than 80% of the annual volume of electricity produced to another market participant;
(q) the contracted quantity of electricity by the clearing party at the trading hour - the quantity of electricity contracted by that clearing entity with other clearing entities at that trading hour and notified to the market operator,
(r) the actual amount of electricity of the clearing entity at the trading time - the sum of the quantities of electricity evaluated under the special legislature1) on the basis of the data obtained from measurements and using the type diagrams at the clearing entity's sampling or transfer points and at the market participants' sampling and transfer points for which the clearing entity has assumed an obligation to supply electricity to or withdraw electricity from the electricity system and transmitted to the market operator;
s) actual climate conditions - national average of actual daily air temperatures for individual business days,
(t) the agreed balance of foreign exchanges - the difference between the contractual imports of electricity and the contractual exports of electricity; the balance is negative if the contractual exports of electricity are greater than the contractual imports of electricity and otherwise the balance is positive;
(u) contractual imports of electricity into the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "contractual imports of electricity") - electricity negotiated throughout MWh and transported under a contract for the supply of electricity to the electricity system through a transmission system from neighbouring transmission systems over a given period,
(v) contractual exports of electricity from the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as "contractual exports of electricity") - electricity negotiated throughout MWh and transported under a contract for the supply of electricity from the electricity system via the transmission system to neighbouring transmission systems over a given period,
(w) settlement entity - the electricity market participant for which the market operator carries out an evaluation, clearing and settlement of derogations under the settlement contract;
(x) system deviation - sum of positive and negative deviations of all settlement entities;
(y) type diagram class - type diagram of electricity supply for the group of final customers with C1 measurement) with defined sampling characteristics,
(z) type diagram - relative values, characterising the consumption of customer electricity with type C measurement, used to evaluate deviations.
(2) Furthermore, for the purposes of this decree:
(a) a participant in the short-term market - a clearing entity which, under a contract of access to an organised short-term electricity market, participates in that market;
(b) assessment of derogations - the determination of the size of the deviation of the settlement entities by the market operator at a given commercial hour in MWh with a distinction to one decimal place;
(c) settlement of derogations - the execution of payments and payments between the clearing entity and the market operator for the daily and settled deviations of the clearing entity, for non-working days on the following working day;
(d) manufacturer of category 1 - the manufacturer who supplies electricity produced in his own installation after deduction of own consumption for the production of electricity or electricity and heat from the production plant to the transmission system or regional distribution systems of at least 80% of the annual volume of electricity produced;
(e) category 2 manufacturer - non-category 1 manufacturer,
(f) balancing market - a regulated energy market organised and settled by the market operator on the basis of a contract with the transmission system operator to which settlement entities participate;
(g) an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system - an obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system from its own electricity production plant or a contract assumed by the obligation to supply electricity to the transmission system or distribution system or an obligation to import electricity to the electricity system;
(h) the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system - the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system itself or the contractual obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system at the final customer's demand facility or the obligation to export it from the electricity system.
1) Decree No. 218 / 2001 Coll., laying down the details of electricity measurement and transmission of technical data, as amended by Decree No. 450 / 2003 Coll. '.
2. in Article 4 (a) and (b):
"(a) electricity transmission contracts which contain an obligation to pay the transmission price and system services, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator; This contract shall be concluded by the transmission system operator on the one hand and the distribution system operator or the authorised customer whose installation is connected to the transmission system, or the electricity trader to ensure the supply of electricity to the final customer whose installation is connected to the transmission system, on the other hand, for each demand point, only one electricity transfer contract shall be concluded;
(b) electricity distribution contracts which include an obligation to pay the price for distribution and system services, the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator; This contract shall be concluded by the distribution system operator on the one hand and by another distribution system operator or an authorised customer whose installation is connected to the distribution system or by the electricity trader to ensure the supply of electricity to the final customer whose installation is connected to the distribution system, on the other hand, for each demand point, only one electricity distribution contract shall be concluded; in the case of an authorised customer with type C measurement according to a specific regulatory provision (1), it is part of the electricity distribution contract as well as an indication of the type diagram class for each sampling point; ';
3. Paragraph 5 (11) reads as follows:
"(11) The negotiation of transmission and distribution contracts shall apply, in the case of an authorised customer, to a demand point or a summary thereof and in the case of a distribution system operator, to a summary of the transmission points agreed in the connection agreement. In relation to individual demand points, contracts by the TSO or distribution system shall be evaluated and invoiced separately for each voltage level. The reserved capacity shall be negotiated, evaluated and invoiced individually for each sampling point. ';
4. Paragraph 5a, including footnote 4, reads:
„§ 5a
Conditions for access to networks for cross-border trade in electricity
(1) The cross-border trade in electricity shall be carried out under a special regulatory provision (4) and under conditions laid down by the Transmission System Operation Rules issued by the Transmission System Operator pursuant to Paragraph 24 (10) (f) of the Act (the "Transmission System Operation Rules') on the basis of a contract concluded between the settlement entity and the transmission system operator.
(2) Cross-border trade in electricity through individual cross-border profiles shall take place within a maximum of the capacity reserved on the basis of the results of the allocation of cross-border transmission capacities organised by the transmission system operator or the capacity obtained by transferring the reserved cross-border transmission capacity from another natural or legal person under the conditions laid down in the Transmission System Operating Rules. Where the capacity is allocated in an auction, it shall be allocated in the order of the auction participants' price offers. The auction price shall be equal to the lowest price of the tenders received.
(3) The capacity allocated in the auction is reserved at the time the auction price is paid by the deadline set by the rules of the auction concerned. Capacity is reserved only until the deadline for receiving implementation diagrams. For the use of the reserved capacity for cross-border trade in electricity, the transmission system operator shall submit an implementation diagram of cross-border trade according to the Transmission System Operation Code. The part of the reserved capacity not used by a natural or legal person shall be offered to settlement entities in daily auctions.
(4) Regulation No 1228 / 2003 / EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the conditions for access to the network for cross-border trade in electricity. "
5. in Article 6 (3) and (8), "CZK / kWh" is replaced by "CZK / MWh."
6. in Article 9 (1) (b) and (c):
"(b) a contract for the supply of electricity to a protected customer; the contract with the protected customer is concluded by the distribution system operator to whose system the customer's demand facility is connected; the supply of electricity also includes transmission, distribution, system services, additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and clearing by the market operator,
(c) the contract for combined electricity supply services to the eligible customer; the contract is concluded by the eligible customer on the one hand, the producer or the electricity trader on the other; the contract also includes transmission, distribution, system services, the acceptance of the authorised customer's obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system (together with the responsibility for the derogation) and the obligation to pay the price to cover the additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and the combined production of electricity and heat and the price for clearing by the market operator, '.
7. In Paragraph 9 (1), the words "for sampling or transfer points equipped with type A or B measurement according to a specific regulatory provision (1) 'shall be added at the end of the text in point (g).
8. in Article 9 (1) (i):
"(i) replacement contract; the contract includes transmission, distribution, system services, additional costs associated with the purchase of electricity from renewable sources and cogeneration, the clearing by the market operator and the taking of the obligation of the authorised customer to withdraw electricity from the electricity system; the contract is concluded by the authorised customer on the one hand and by the distribution system operator to which the authorised client's equipment is connected, on the other hand, ';
9. In Article 9, at the end of paragraph 1, the dot is replaced by a comma and the following point (k) is added:
"(k) the contract for the operational exchange of balancing energy during the day; the contract shall be concluded, with the agreement of the TSO, by the power generating licence holder on the one hand and by the foreign transmission system operator on the other; the contract contains an undertaking by the holder of the electricity licence to supply the regulatory energy to the operator of the foreign transmission system. ';
10. In paragraph 9, the following sentence is added at the end of paragraph 2:
(a) identification of the short-term market participant;
(b) the conditions and manner in which tenders and requests are submitted;
(c) the way in which the clearing price is determined;
(d) the way in which payments are secured;
(e) the method of reducing the summary of tenders or the summary of requests where the full summary of tenders or the summary of requests at clearing prices cannot be met;
(f) financial settlement arrangements and payment deadlines;
(g) the method of setting the trading limit. "
11. in the introductory sentence of Paragraph 9 (10), "(k)" is replaced by "(j)";
12. in Paragraph 9 (10) (b), the word "Regulation" is replaced by the word "Regulation."
13. In Article 9, at the end of paragraph 10, the dot is replaced by a comma and the following points (m) and (n) are added:
"(m) the method of using the type diagrams applicable for the relevant calendar year in the derogation settlement system;
(n) details of the way in which type diagrams are drawn up and updated. ';
14. Paragraph 9 (11) reads:
"(11) Proposals for changing trading conditions shall be published by the market operator to comment to market participants for a period of at least 21 days in a way that allows remote access and, subsequently, within 35 calendar days of publication, shall be submitted together with an evaluation of the comments received for approval by the Authority. Standard type diagrams shall not be subject to reminders of market participants. ';
15. in Paragraph 9, paragraphs 13 and 14 are added:
"(13) The Office shall comment on the change in terms of trade within 14 calendar days of the submission of the proposal to amend the terms of trade referred to in paragraph 11.
(14) After approval of the trading conditions or changes thereto, the market operator shall publish them within 2 working days in a manner that allows remote access. At the same time, it shall inform the market operator, through the information system, of the approval of trading conditions or changes thereto, of those electricity market participants who have the right to access its information system. ';
16. in Paragraph 10 (4), 'nine' is replaced by '5';
17. Paragraph 12 (3) reads:
"(3) Support services shall be purchased by the TSO through multiannual, annual or monthly contracts or the day-ahead market for support services. The scope of the requested support services for the following calendar year shall be published by the transmission system operator no later than 30 November of the preceding year. ';
18. Paragraph 12 (5) is deleted.
Paragraphs 6 and 7 shall become paragraphs 5 and 6.
19. Paragraph 12 (5) reads:
"(5) The evaluation of submitted bids shall be carried out by the TSO separately for each service offered and, in the absence of bids, demand may be repeated. All bidders must be informed of the outcome in relation to their bids immediately after the evaluation of the tenders and subsequently contracts for the provision of support services are concluded. Where sufficient support services are not provided for repeated demand, the transmission system operator shall be directly requested by specific entities. ';
20. in Article 14 (3) (a), the word "multiannual" shall be inserted after the word "base."
21. in Article 16 (3), the words "intermediate values" are replaced by the words "preliminary values according to Article 17."
22. Paragraph 17 (6) to (16) reads as follows:
"(6) Each working day no later than 11.00 hours shall be accepted by the market operator from the transmission system operator for each business hour preceding the working day, or for all immediately preceding non-working days of the actual value,
(a) the supply and collection of electricity from the transfer points of each generation plant equipped with type A measurements;
(b) electricity withdrawals from individual eligible customers equipped with type A measurements;
(c) electricity supplies and withdrawals at transmission points between the transmission system and distribution systems equipped with type A measurements;
(d) the quantity of regulated energy supplied by it;
(e) imports and exports of individual clearing entities, which are agreed values.
(7) Each working day no later than 11.00 hours, the market operator shall be accepted by the distribution system operators:
(a) for each business hour preceding the working day and, where appropriate, for all immediately preceding non-working days of actual value
1. the supply and collection of electricity from the transfer points of individual power generation plants equipped with type A measurements;
2. electricity withdrawals at the individual sampling points of authorised customers equipped with type A measurements where a change of supplier has taken place;
3. electricity supplies and withdrawals at transmission points between distribution systems equipped with type A measurement;
4. electricity collection for all other authorised customer sampling points equipped with type measurement And in sum, for the distribution system,
(b) for each business hour preceding the working day and, where appropriate, for all immediately preceding non-working days of the provisional value,
1. electricity withdrawals at the individual sampling points of authorised customers equipped with type B measurements where a change of supplier has taken place;
2. electricity supplies and withdrawals at transfer points between distribution systems equipped with type B measurement;
3. electricity collection for all other authorised customer sampling points equipped with type B measurement in sum for the distribution system.
(8) At the latest on the last working day of the calendar month until 18.00 hours, the market operator shall be accepted by the distribution system operators for monthly supplies and electricity withdrawals for the following month at the transmission points between distribution systems with type C measurements.
(9) In the event that the market operator does not receive the values referred to in paragraph 7 (b), the values calculated as an average of the actual values in the same business hours of the same days shall be used in the market operator's system for the settlement of deviations in the four last weeks. Where no actual values are stored in the market operator system and the distribution system operators do not send the preliminary values referred to in paragraph 7 (b), the values shall be zero for the settlement of the derogations. In the event that the market operator does not receive the values referred to in paragraph 8, the previously entered prevalues for monthly collection and supply of electricity at transmission points between distribution systems equipped with type C measurements for the preceding month shall be used for the settlement of derogations. If no pre-values are stored in the market operator system, the values shall be zero for the settlement of the deviations.
(10) Each working day no later than 11.00 hours, the market operator of each clearing entity shall be admitted for each business hour preceding the working day, or for all the immediately preceding non-working days of the pre-value of the supply and collection of electricity at the transfer points of each type B type B power plant for which the clearing entity has assumed responsibility for the derogation.
(11) At the latest on the last working day of the calendar month until 18.00 hours, the market operator of each clearing entity shall receive the provisional values of the monthly collection and supply of electricity for the following month at the transmission points of each power generation plant equipped with type C measurements for which the clearing entity has assumed responsibility for the derogation.
(12) In the event that the market operator does not receive the values referred to in paragraph 10, the values calculated as an average of the actual values in the same business hours of the same days in the four last weeks stored in the market operator's system shall be used for the settlement of the derogations. If no actual values are stored in the market operator's system, zero values are used to settle deviations. In the event that the market operator does not receive the values referred to in paragraph 11, the previously entered monthly collection and supply of electricity at the transmission points of the individual power generation plants equipped with type C measurements for the preceding month shall be used for the settlement of the derogations. If no pre-values are stored in the market operator system, the values shall be zero for the settlement of the deviations.
(13) By 18.00 hours on the fifth working day after the end of the month, the market operator shall be accepted from distribution system operators:
(a) for each business hour preceding the month of actual value
1. electricity supplies and withdrawals at transfer points between distribution systems equipped with type B measurement;
2. electricity withdrawals at the individual sampling points of authorised customers, equipped with type B measurements where a change of supplier has taken place;
3. the supply and collection of electricity at the transfer points of each of the generation plants equipped with type B measurements;
4. electricity collection for all other authorised customer sampling points equipped with type B measurement in total for the distribution system;
(b) the actual value of the electricity supplies and withdrawals in the form of the sum delivered and the sum of the electricity collected during the preceding month;
1. of the transmission points of the power generation plants equipped with measurement C,
2. of transfer points between distribution systems equipped with type C measurement.
(14) On the basis of the data transmitted pursuant to paragraph 13, the market operator shall make an adjustment to the values transmitted pursuant to paragraph 7 (b), as appropriate, as determined pursuant to paragraphs 9 and 10, as appropriate, as well as to the values of hourly diagrams resulting from the linear distribution of the preliminary values transmitted pursuant to paragraphs 8 and 11.
(15) The transmission of actual values of electricity supplies and withdrawals shall relate, in the case of an authorised customer, to its demand point, in the case of the manufacturer, to the transfer point of each individual production facility, or, where applicable, to the total of the transfer points, and in the case of a transmission system operator or distribution system operator, to the total of the transfer points agreed in the data transfer contract.
(16) Data sent to the market operator pursuant to paragraphs 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13 are not received by the market operator
(a) between 18.00 on the third working day of the month and 6.00 on the fourth working day of the month,
(b) between 18.00 on the fifth working day of the month and 6.00 on the sixth working day of the month,
(c) between 18.00 on the seventh working day of the month and 6.00 on the eighth working day of the month,
(d) between 18.00 on the last calendar day of the month and 6.00 on the first working day of the following month.
(17) The licence holders for the distribution of electricity, the distribution system of which is connected only to customer demand points or production transfer points equipped with type C measurements, shall be allowed to register the data referred to in Sections 16 and 17. The details of the simplified method of registration are defined in the commercial terms of the market operator.
(18) When transmitting actual A or B measurement values, the market operator shall bear the values transmitted as follows:
(a) the valid value - the actual value received by the market operator pursuant to paragraph 6 (a), paragraph 7 (a) and paragraph 13 and the relevant measuring equipment did not show signs of failure;
(b) the replacement value is the replacement value received by the market operator pursuant to paragraph 6 (a), paragraph 7 (a) and paragraph 13 for the duration of the failure of the measuring equipment; the transmission system operator or distribution system operator to whose system the demand point or transfer point is connected shall identify the submitted replacement valid values in a manner defined in the trading conditions of the market operator;
(c) the replacement provisional value is the provisional value received or determined by the market operator in accordance with paragraph 7 (b) and paragraphs 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12;
(d) zero value - the zero value of electricity collection from the demand point from which the transmission system operator or distribution system operator to whose system the demand point is connected does not temporarily send actual values; it shall inform the market operator concerned accordingly in the manner defined in the market operator's trading conditions. ';
23. Article 17a, including the title and footnotes Nos 9 and 10, reads:
„§ 17a
Evaluation of deviations using type diagrams
(1) Type diagrams are used to evaluate the deviations of the electricity consumption of final customers with type C measurement from both low voltage networks and from networks of other voltage levels, provided that no obligation to install continuous measurements is laid down for such electricity withdrawals by a separate legislature1).
(2) The standard type diagram is the sequence of relative values of average hourly electricity consumption, relative to the annual maximum of the average hourly consumption of the relevant end-customer group defined by the type diagram class and converted into normal climatic conditions. The details are given in the commercial terms of the market operator.
(3) The standard type diagrams shall be created by the market operator for each class for each calendar year on the basis of the data provided by the distribution system operators and shall be valid uniformly for the whole electricity system; details of type diagrams and updates are given in the market operator's trading conditions.
(4) The recalculated type diagrams are standard type diagrams converted into actual climatic conditions on the business day.
(5) For each business day, the market operator shall establish a residual load diagram for each trading hours per distribution system, which shall be determined as the difference between the sum of the actual values of the electricity supply to the distribution system with measurements of type A, B and C and the sum of the actual values of the electricity collection with measurements of type A and B and the losses determined by the Authority in accordance with the specific legislature10). In the case of the supply of electricity with type B or C measurements and of type B measurements, the values and procedures referred to in Article 17 shall apply. The energy of unmeasured sampling is considered zero; details of the determination of the residual load diagram are given in the market operator's trading conditions.
(6) The loss values referred to in paragraph 5 shall be determined for local distribution system operators on the basis of the specific loss value of the regional distribution system operator to which the local distribution system operator's facility is connected, unless the local distribution system operator demonstrates to the Authority the loss value established in accordance with the specific legislation9). Where a local distribution system operator's installation is connected to more than one regional distribution system, the loss value referred to in paragraph 5 shall be determined for the local distribution system operator on the basis of the higher of the specific loss values in the relevant regional distribution systems.
(7) The planned annual consumption of customer electricity with type C measurement shall be determined by the distribution system operators on the basis of the method set out in Annex 3.
(8) The planned annual electricity consumption is determined and sent to the market operator by the distribution system operator
(a) individually for the sampling points of authorised customers with type C measurement who have changed suppliers pursuant to Article 21 (1);
(b) collectively for other final customers with type C measurements per class of type diagrams.
(9) The update of the planned annual electricity consumption referred to in point (a) of paragraph 8 shall be made by the distribution system operator and sent to the market operator where a deduction has been made at the sampling point and at least 100 days have elapsed since the previous update of the planned annual electricity consumption values. For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions apply: (b) it shall be made available to the distribution system operator and sent to the market operator at least once per calendar month on the first working day of the following calendar month for all business days preceding the calendar month. The update of the planned annual electricity consumption values referred to in paragraph 8 shall include the cases of connected new demand points, the cases of cancellation of demand points and the cases where a complaint by the distribution system operator has been accepted by the customer, on the basis of which the deducted values from the Type C measurement have been corrected.
(10) For the financial settlement of the derogations referred to in Article 18 (12) (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 pursuant to paragraphs 8 and 9. For the financial settlement of the derogations referred to in Article 18 (12) (b) and (c), the market operator shall use the latest current values of the planned annual electricity consumption for each settled trading day sent to the market operator by the distribution system operator in accordance with paragraphs 8 and 9.
(11) The electricity consumption values of authorised customers with type C measurements that have changed suppliers shall be determined by the market operator on the basis of their planned annual consumption of electricity and their assigned recalculated type diagrams in each business hours of business day. The sum of the electricity consumption values of authorised customers with a type C measurement that have not changed suppliers in the different business hours of the business day shall be determined by the market operator on the basis of their planned annual electricity consumption and their allocated type diagrams per class of type diagrams and distribution systems.
(12) The residual load diagram in each business hour shall be divided into the sampling points of eligible customers with type C measurements that have changed suppliers and, in summary, the other sampling points of authorised customers with type C measurements after each class of type diagrams, in proportion to the size of their electricity withdrawals at that hour determined in accordance with paragraph 11. The values thus determined shall be considered as the values of the electricity consumption of authorised customers with type C measurement for the settlement of deviations.
(13) The electricity consumption values referred to in paragraph 12 shall be assigned to the settlement entities by the market operator after each class of type diagrams and distribution systems. The electricity consumption values thus determined are used by the market operator to calculate the derogations. The values referred to in paragraph 12 shall be communicated by the market operator to the competent clearing bodies no later than 14.00 hours following the business day or for all immediately preceding non-business days; details of the determination of the values are given in the trading conditions of the market operator.
(14) The assignment of individual classes of type diagrams to final customer sampling points with type C measurement shall be carried out by distribution system operators when connecting final customers or when changing the nature of the sampling point. The allocation of sampling points to individual classes of type diagrams shall be based on the characteristics of the electricity collection as set out in Annex 2. The assignment of the type diagram class to the sampling points is an effective moment of registration of the assignment with the market operator. The market operator shall keep a record of the allocation of type diagram classes over at least the last three years.
(15) The change in the assignment of the type diagram class as a result of the change in the nature of the sampling point shall be sent to the market operator by the relevant distribution system operator no later than 3 working days before the date on which the change in the assignment of the type diagram class is requested. Distribution system operators shall be subtracted from electricity consumption at the date of the change in the assignment of the type diagram class and sent to the market operator no later than 10 working days after the change in the assignment of the type diagram class.
(16) The actual electricity consumption, including the date of deduction, shall be sent to the market operator within 10 working days after deduction by the distribution system operator, individually after the sampling points for eligible customers with type C measurements that have changed suppliers. Details of how the actual values are transmitted are given in the terms and conditions of the market operator.
(17) The market operator is published
(a) normal climatic conditions applicable throughout the calendar year, not later than 3 calendar months before the first business day of the calendar year in question;
(b) standardised type diagrams valid throughout the calendar year, not later than 3 calendar months before the first business day of that calendar year;
(c) actual climatic conditions, no later than the first working day following the day on which they relate;
(d) the residual diagrams of each distribution system and the temperature coefficient, no later than the first working day following the date on which they relate; the details of the method for establishing the residual diagram coefficient and the temperature coefficient are given in the trading conditions of the market operator.
(18) Upon receipt of the deducted electricity consumption values at the demand points of eligible customers who have changed suppliers, the market operator shall be evaluated by assessing the difference between the actual electricity consumption values obtained on the basis of the deductions and the values established in accordance with paragraph 13 for the same period. The balancing price established by the Authority is used to settle these differences.
(19) The market operator shall account for the differences determined in accordance with paragraph 18 at a balancing price regulated by the Authority.
(20) The market operator shall sum up the differences referred to in paragraph 18 per distribution system and this sum with the opposite mark shall be accounted for by the market operator by a balancing price to the relevant clearing entity that has assumed responsibility for the deviation in the relevant distribution system.
(21) For the sampling points with type C measurements of eligible customers who have changed suppliers and for which electricity consumption deductions have been made in a given month and the values of these deductions are sent to the market operator no later than 18.00 hours on the fifth working day of the following month, the market operator shall, by the sixth working day of the third month after the deduction values have been sent, settle the differences referred to in paragraph 19. Deductions of electricity consumption of eligible customers with type C measurements that have changed suppliers, sent after the deadline specified in the previous sentence, shall not be settled by the market operator until the following month.
(22) The accounting for differences under paragraphs 19 and 20 is not part of the settlement of derogations under Paragraph 18.
(23) Separate tax documents shall be issued for the settlement of differences under paragraphs 19 and 20.
(24) The financial settlement of the differences referred to in paragraphs 19 and 20 shall be carried out by the market operator. The details are given in the commercial terms of the market operator.
9) Decree No. 153 / 2001 Coll., laying down details on the determination of the efficiency of energy use in the transmission, distribution and internal distribution of electricity.
10) Decree No. 438 / 2001 Coll., establishing the content of economic data and the procedures for regulating prices in energy, as amended. '
24. the following Article 17b is inserted after Article 17a, including the title:
„§ 17b
Calculation and evaluation of deviations
(1) The completeness of the data transmitted pursuant to paragraphs 17 and 17a is verified by the market operator and, in the event of deficiencies, transmission system operators and distribution systems are invited to be supplemented.
(2) The actual supply of electricity and the actual supply of electricity to the settlement entity at each trading hour in MWh is determined by the market operator as the aggregate supply of electricity to the settlement entity to the transmission system and distribution systems, and the total electricity from the transmission system and distribution systems, determined on the basis of data on the actual supply of electricity, actual electricity in accordance with § 17 and the type diagrams in accordance with § 17a. The contracted supply of electricity to the electricity system is marked with a positive sign and the contracted supply of electricity from the electricity system is marked with a negative sign. The actual supply of electricity to the electricity system is marked with a positive sign and the actual supply of electricity from the electricity system is marked with a negative sign.
(3) The derogation of the clearing entity for each trading hour shall be the sum of the derogation of the clearing entity for the obligation to supply electricity to the electricity system and the derogation of the obligation to withdraw electricity from the electricity system. ';
Article 17b is renumbered Article 17c.
25. After Paragraph 19, the following Section 19a is inserted:

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Regulation Information

CitationDecree No. 614 / 2004 Coll., amending Decree No 373 / 2001 Coll., laying down the rules for the organisation of the electricity market and the principle of pricing for the activities of the market operator, as amended
Regulation Type-
Author-
CollectionCode of Laws
Date of Promulgation08.12.2004
Effective from01.01.2005
Effective until-
Status Valid
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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