Decree No. 82 / 2011 Coll.
Ordinance on the measurement of electricity and the method for determining the compensation for unauthorised collection, unauthorised delivery, unauthorised transmission or unauthorised distribution of electricity
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DECLARATION
of 17 March 2011
on the measurement of electricity and the method of determining the compensation for unauthorised collection, unauthorised delivery, unauthorised transmission or unauthorised distribution of electricity
The Ministry of Industry and Trade provides pursuant to § 98a (1) (a) of Act No. 458 / 2000 Coll., on Terms and Conditions of Business and on the Enforcement of State Administration in the Energy Sector and on the amendment of certain laws (Energy Act), as amended by Act No. 158 / 2009 Coll.:
Power measurement methods
(1) The installation, operation, operation, control and maintenance of measuring equipment, including mass remote control devices, subtracting, processing, transmission and storage of measurement data, is a provision for the measurement of electricity.
(2) To measure electricity and evaluate data, it is used in order from the highest type to the lowest type, single or multi-tariff
(a) Type A measurements, which are run-through measurements with remote daily data transmission, and continuous recording of the mean of active and reactive power over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; or
(b) the type B measurement, which is a run-through measurement with remote data transmission other than daily, and the continuous recording of the mean of active and reactive power over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; where it is not possible to transmit data remotely for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in another way; or
(c) measurement of type M, which is a continuous measurement with remote data transmission, and continuous recording of the mean value of active power over the measurement interval shall be carried out directly by the measuring device; where it is not possible to transmit data remotely for technical reasons, data transmission may be carried out in another way; or
(d) the type C measurement which is the other measurement; Type C measurement is not running, may be remotely transmitted.
(3) Measurement of electricity is divided into:
(a) direct measurements where all the electricity measured passes through the electrometer and no measuring transformers are used;
(b) indirect measurements where the electrometer is used in connection with the current transformers through which all the electricity measured passes and, where appropriate, voltage transformers; by the transformer side to which the measuring transformers are connected, the measurement is divided into primary (higher voltage side) or secondary (lower voltage) measurement side.
Location of measuring devices
(1) Measurement of type And electricity must be measured in
(a) transfer points between the transmission system and foreign systems;
(b) transmission points between the transmission system and the distribution system with a voltage exceeding 1 kV;
(c) customer demand points with electricity from the transmission system;
(d) transfer points between different distribution systems with a voltage greater than 1 kV;
(e) transmission points for power generating plants with a voltage greater than 1 kV directly connected to the transmission or distribution system;
(f) customer demand points with a distribution system voltage greater than 52 kV;
(g) customer demand points with a voltage of 1 kV to 52 kV and a reserved power input of more than 250 kW.
(2) At least by measuring type B electricity must be measured at
(a) transfer points between different distribution systems with a voltage up to 1 kV with indirect measurement;
(b) transmission points for power generating plants up to 1 kV directly connected to the distribution system with an installed power output of more than 10 kW;
(c) customer demand points with a voltage of 1 kV to 52 kV and a reserved input of up to and including 250 kW;
(d) customer demand points with a distribution system voltage up to 1 kV with indirect measurement;
(e) customer demand points with a power consumption of up to 1 kV from the distribution system through which the power plant with an installed power output of more than 10 kW is connected;
(f) electricity plants or, for each power source, electricity generation plants connected to a transmission system or distribution system, through another electricity plant.
(3) Electricity at the transfer points and at the sampling points referred to in paragraph 2 may be measured by measuring type A.
(4) At least by measuring type M electricity must be measured at
(a) transmission points for power generating plants up to and including 1 kV directly connected to the distribution system with installed power up to and including 10 kW;
(b) customer demand points with a voltage of up to 1 kV from the distribution system through which the power plant with an installed power up to and including 10 kW is connected.
(5) Electricity at the transfer points and at the sampling points referred to in paragraph 4 may be measured by measuring type B.
(6) At least by measuring type C, in the absence of the electricity consumption referred to in paragraph 7, electricity must be measured at
(a) customer demand points with electricity from the distribution system which are not listed in paragraphs 1 to 4;
(b) customer demand points with electricity collection from the distribution system, transfer points between distribution systems and transmission points of electricity producers connected to the distribution system, or to the customer demand point, or to the transfer point of another power plant where it is not technically and economically possible to install measurements in accordance with paragraphs 1 to 4.
(7) In the case where the connection contract provides for electricity consumption without measuring equipment, the customer may collect electricity without measuring equipment, but not more than 1 kW in a single sampling point; alarm sirens and railway road safety devices may have higher reserved power.
(8) In order to promote electricity from renewable energy sources or from secondary energy sources in the form of an annual green bonus, the electricity producer shall provide separate measurement of the electricity produced by at least type C measurements for the electricity plant. In the case of an hourly green bonus, the electricity producer shall ensure the measurement of the electricity produced by at least measurement of type M.
Electricity measurement
(1) For type A measurements:
(a) a basic measuring interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00,
(b) a basic assessment interval of 1 hour; for the first hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 01: 00 calendar day,
(c) the basic interval for processing and transmission of the measured data within the measuring device on a calendar day.
(2) For type B and M measurements:
(a) a basic measuring interval of 1 quarter hour; for the first quarter of an hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 00: 15: 00,
(b) a basic assessment interval of 1 hour; for the first hour, the start is set at 00: 00 and the end at 01: 00 calendar day,
(c) the basic interval for processing and transmission of measured data within a measuring device for 1 month.
(3) For type C measurements, the processing and transmission of data are carried out at least once a year.
Electricity measurement data
(1) Electricity market participants shall transmit electricity measurement data in kWh, kW, kVArh, kVar or in MWh, MW, MVArh, MVar with tariff breakdown.
(2) The electricity measurement data are:
(a) the data recorded by the measuring equipment, calculated on the basis of the measurement equipment data, where appropriate;
(b) data transmitted by a customer or electricity producer to a transmission system operator or distribution system operator where the amount of consumption or supply of electricity at a given demand point or transfer point corresponds to the nature of the consumption or supply of electricity and the consumption of the preceding periods (hereinafter referred to as "self-deductions");
(c) the replacement data obtained by calculation, estimation or mutual agreement of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator with the customer, electricity producer or other distribution system operator.
(3) Where the data recorded by the measuring equipment is not available, the calculation of the replacement data on consumption or supply of electricity and on its progress in the demonstrable failure of the measuring equipment, when correcting incorrect or replenishing the missing values, shall be carried out by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator on the basis of a protocol authorised by the service or report on the failure of the measuring equipment according to the amount of electricity consumption in the previous comparable period, taking into account the comparable nature of the electricity consumption in which the electricity has been properly measured, or, in addition, by the amount of consumption or supply of electricity determined on the basis of the check reading in the following period.
(4) The replacement data on the consumption or supply of electricity at the unavailability of the data recorded by the measuring equipment shall be determined by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator on the basis of the data obtained from measurements in the previous comparable period, or from self-deduction, or subsequently by the amount of consumption or supply of electricity recorded in the following comparable period, on the basis of a control deduction.
(5) A recalculated supply type diagram, the number of calendar days evaluated and the amount of the last annual electricity consumption shall be used to determine the replacement electricity consumption data for type C measurements. The maximum number of estimates for the accounting of electricity purchases or supplies is 2 consecutive estimates.
(6) Self-readings and estimates of electricity consumption for billing may be made no more than three consecutive times.
(7) The determination of electricity consumption data for type C measurements at the date of the change in regulated electricity prices is carried out by:
(a) distribution system operator
1. on the basis of previous known states, the reading of the measuring equipment and the course of electricity consumption according to the Associated Type Delivery Diagram; or
2. evenly over parts in proportion to the period from the date of the previous invoicing deduction to 31 December and from 1 January to the date of the next invoicing deduction; or
(b) a self-deductible electricity market participant.
(8) In the case of a change of electricity supplier, distribution system operator, clearing entity, electricity producer or customer, in the case of a change of tariff and in the case of a change made on a measuring device, the processing of electricity measurement data shall always be carried out.
(1) The direction of electricity flow to the relevant sampling or transfer point of the rated electricity market participant is considered to be positive. The direction of electricity flow from the relevant sampling or transfer point of the rated electricity market participant shall be considered negative.
(2) The reactive energy is marked as positive when the phase angle between current and voltage is 0 ° < h < 180 ° C. The reactive energy is marked as negative when the phase angle between current and voltage is 180 ° < h < 360 °.
(3) Measurement and transmission of actual and replacement values are carried out in winter or summer time. The last day when winter time is changed to summer is 23 hours, the first day when summer time is changed to winter is 25 hours.
(4) The allowed deviation between the reading centre and real time is a maximum of + / - 5 seconds.
(5) A tolerance of + / - 5 seconds shall be allowed between the measuring device and the reading centre for type A measurements.
(6) A maximum tolerance of + / - 1 minute shall be allowed between the measuring device and the reading centre for type B measurements.
(7) A maximum tolerance of + / - 3 minutes shall be allowed between the measuring device and the reading centre for type M measurements.
(8) For the measurement of type C, no deviation is fixed.
Power measurement conditions
(1) A part of the measuring device which is installed at the measuring point is located at the customer's sampling point or at the electricity generation facility or at the distribution system operator as close as possible to the transmission system operator's or distribution system operator's transmission point. For new or reconstructed sampling points or transfer points, the location of the measuring equipment shall be determined by the relevant system operator. For this purpose, the replacement of an electric switchboard or the replacement of a supply line shall be considered as a reconstruction.
(2) In the case of a different location of the transfer point and the measuring point, the measured data shall be considered as measured data reduced or increased by the values specified in the connection contract or the electricity distribution contract. Where the consumption or supply of electricity is measured on the secondary side of the power transformer and is not specified otherwise by the connection or distribution contract, the measured data shall be considered as the measurement data increased in the case of the collection or reduced in the case of the supply of electricity by the relevant price decision of the Energy Regulatory Authority.
(3) In the case of type A and type B continuous measurements, the electricity collected and supplied shall be measured. In the case of type A and type B continuous measurements at transmission points between the distribution system and the electricity producer, the reactive electricity collected and supplied shall be measured depending on the direction of the current electricity flow. In the case of continuous measurements at a level of particularly high, very high and high voltage, the power factor shall be evaluated in the basic measurement interval.
(4) In case of multi-tariff electric meter use, the switching element or the internal time base of the electrometer shall be used for switching them.
(5) At the request of the electricity manufacturer, the distribution system operator or the customer and, where the measurement allows, the transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall provide the electricity producer, the distribution system operator or the customer with impulse outputs from the measurement continuously directly at the transfer point or at the sampling point, or make the measured values available by means of another communication interface of the electrometer. The use of impulse outputs or the provision of measured values by a transmission system operator or distribution system operator through other electrical communication interfaces shall not be permitted without the consent of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
(6) At the transmission point of a power plant with a voltage up to 1 kV connected to the distribution system, the direction of the flow of electricity at each stage shall be evaluated for newly installed or modified measuring equipment in the three-phase system.
Installation of measuring equipment
(1) The installation, dismantling or replacement of a part of a measuring device at a transmission point or a demand point which is not a non-transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall be agreed in advance by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
(2) Disassembly or replacement of measuring equipment shall be carried out at the end of the electricity collection, interruption of the electricity supply due to unauthorised procurement or unauthorised distribution of electricity, detection of fault on the measuring equipment, periodic verification of the measuring equipment, change of tariff if the change in the rate of exchange of the measuring equipment requires, or verification of the accuracy of measurements at the request of the electricity market participant concerned.
(3) The disassembly or exchange of measuring equipment shall be informed by the electricity market participant concerned. The exchange of type C measurement equipment or type M measurement for regular official verification shall be notified in advance by the electricity market participant concerned.
(4) In the case of a measurement device for type C measurement or M measurement, which has been dismantled to verify the accuracy of the measurement or in the event of a failure of the measuring device, a demonstrable record of the final state of the tariffs must be made and a clear and verifiable identification of the measuring device shall be made within 60 days of the replacement or dismantling of the measuring device.
(5) The failure of the measuring equipment shall be demonstrated by recording of the authorised service or recording of the failure of the measuring equipment by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator.
(6) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall, at the written request of the distribution system operator, the customer or the electricity producer and in their participation, monitor the measuring equipment and set it at the sampling or transmission point.
Transmission and storage of electricity measurement results
(1) The measured data for type A, type B and type M measurements are stored at the sampling and transmission points at least 40 days from the date of measurement.
(2) The measurement data necessary for the settlement of electricity supplies and withdrawals and the actual value of electricity supplies and withdrawals transmitted to the market operator for the assessment of derogations shall be kept by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator providing the measurement for at least 36 months from the date of measurement. The arrangements and dates for the transmission of measurement data necessary for the settlement of electricity supplies and withdrawals and the actual value of electricity supplies and withdrawals transmitted to the market operator for the assessment of derogations shall be laid down in another legislation.
(3) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall provide the authorised applicant, free of charge, with the data referred to in paragraph 4, within 6 working days of the following month, in a way that allows remote access, upon request. The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall provide data in the last 12 months.
(4) Electricity measurement data provided
(a) the distribution system operator is:
1. for type A measurement, type B measurement of active power in kW, reactive power in kVar and reactive capacity power in kVar per measurement interval;
2. for measuring type M active power in kW and active energy in kWh;
(b) the transmission system operator shall be the active power values in MW for the measurement of type A over the evaluation interval, the resolution of the values being to 3 decimal places.
Method of determining the compensation for unauthorised collection, supply, transmission and / or distribution of electricity
(1) In the event of an undue withdrawal of electricity, the amount of electricity actually unduly withdrawn shall be determined by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator on the basis of measured or otherwise established evidence of undue electricity collection.
(2) In cases where the quantity of electricity actually unduly withdrawn pursuant to paragraph 1 cannot be determined, the transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall determine the quantity of electricity unduly withdrawn for the determination of the amount of compensation by calculation in accordance with paragraphs 3 to 8.
(3) In the case of the unauthorised collection of electricity from a network of particularly high voltage, very high voltage or high voltage, the value of the reserved power input agreed in the connection contract shall be used to determine the power input; If this value of the reserved power input cannot be used, the value of the power input shall be the sum of the rated power output of all transformers used at the sampling point concerned.
(4) For unauthorised collection of electricity from a low voltage network, the value of the rated voltage 230 for the determination of the technically achievable power input V multiplied by the number of phases from which the undue electricity was collected and the value thus calculated shall be multiplied by:
(a) by the nominal current of the main circuit breaker before the electrometer; or
(b) by the nominal circuit of the circuit breaker located in the main house fuse box or in the main home cable box, reduced by one level of the type series of rated current values in the case of unauthorised connection before the main circuit breaker; or
(c) by the nominal current corresponding to the cross-section of the conductor at the point of connection to the non-measured part, allowing for the unauthorised collection of electricity, only where it is not possible to determine the value of the electric power consumption referred to in (a) or (b).
(5) The amount of technically attainable electricity consumption per day for unauthorised electricity collection shall be calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity input calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 or 4 by 24 hours and applying the power factor value equal to one.
(6) The value of the technically achievable electricity consumption over the duration of the undue collection shall be determined by multiplying the amount of technically achievable electricity consumption per day, calculated in accordance with paragraph 5 by the number of days it has lasted. Where the transmission system operator or distribution system operator does not identify the duration of the undue electricity collection, it shall be considered that the undue electricity consumption has continued to take place:
(a) in the case of low voltage electricity collection
1. from the penultimate periodic deduction made for the purpose of annual balancing of electricity consumption, but not more than 24 months; the self-reading of electricity consumption is not considered a regular deduction in such a case,
2. not more than 24 months in cases where subtracts are made more frequently than once a year for the purpose of balancing the consumption of the low voltage network;
(b) 24 months for the collection of electricity from networks of particularly high voltage, very high voltage or high voltage.
(7) In the event of unauthorised interference with the electrometer, the electricity consumption measured by the TSO or distribution system operator shall be deducted from the electricity consumption calculated in accordance with paragraph 6.
(8) The quantity of electricity unduly collected for the purpose of calculating the compensation for undue procurement shall be calculated as the difference between the value of the technically achievable electricity consumption for the duration of the undue electricity consumption determined in accordance with paragraph 6 and the value established in accordance with paragraph 7 in the case of undue interference with the electricity meter multiplied by:
(a) a factor of 0,2 for low-voltage grids;
(b) a factor of 0,5 for the collection of electricity from networks of particularly high voltage, very high voltage or high voltage.
(9) The amount of compensation shall be determined by measuring the amount of electricity unduly collected, determined in accordance with paragraph 1, or calculated in accordance with paragraph 8, by the price decision of the Energy Regulatory Authority effective at the time of the determination of the undue collection of electricity, the price of which is composed of:
(a) the price of power electricity to be valued at the fixed price fixed for the settlement of the deviation for the supply of positive regulatory energy;
(b) the prices for the distribution system service, where the price component of the service to support the supported resources is the amount of CZK 495 / MWh, and where the rate C 02d or D 02d is applied in the low voltage network, according to the electricity consumption category,
(c) value added tax and electricity tax.
(10) The amount of compensation for the undue supply of electricity may also be determined by written agreement between the transmission system operator or distribution system operator and the customer or person who benefited from or participated in the unauthorised supply of electricity. The compensation provided for in this way may not exceed the compensation calculated in accordance with the preceding paragraphs.
(11) The provisions of paragraphs 1 to 9 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the determination of the amount of compensation for the improper supply of electricity to the electricity system, the unauthorised transmission of electricity or the unauthorised distribution of electricity. In the case of undue supply of electricity, a fixed price for the supply of negative regulatory energy shall be used for the valuation of the price of power.
(12) The compensation for damage incurred by the transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall also include the right to reimbursement of the demonstrable necessarily necessary costs incurred for the detection of the unauthorised collection of electricity, the unauthorised supply of electricity, the unauthorised transmission of electricity or the unauthorised distribution of electricity, their interruption and checking of the measuring equipment and any expert assessments which are not included in the regulated electricity transmission or distribution prices.
Minimum requirements for the accuracy classes of electrical meters and measuring transformers
The minimum requirements for the accuracy classes of electrical meters and transformers are set out in Annex 1 to this Decree.
Scope and dates of transmission of data to the market operator
The transmission system operator, transmission system operator and distribution system operators shall transmit to the market operator for the processing and recording of electricity production data for which a future connection contract or connection contract has been concluded and the deadline and conditions for the connection for:
(a) a statement on the issue of State authorisations for the construction of electricity generation to the Ministry; and
(b) the processing of the report on future expected electricity and gas consumption and the way in which the balance between supply and demand for electricity and gas is ensured.
(1) The transmission system operator or distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator:
(a) data on the electricity generation plant within the scope of Annex 2 to this Regulation; and
(b) data on electricity generation plants to be excluded from the register by the market operator.
(2) The transmission system operator or gas distribution system operator shall transmit to the market operator the data relating to the electricity generation plant to the extent specified in Annex 3 to this Regulation if the electricity generation plant is connected to the gas system.
The transmission system operator, transmission system operator and distribution system operators shall update the data referred to in Annex 2 and Annex 3 to this Regulation on the last day of the relevant quarter and transmit them to the market operator by the 15th day of the following month.
Transitional provision
Compensation for unlawful procurement, supply, transmission or distribution of electricity which took place prior to the entry into force of this Decree shall be assessed in accordance with the existing rules.
Repeal
They shall be deleted:
1. Decree No. 218 / 2001 Coll.
2. Decree No. 450 / 2003 Coll., amending Decree No. 218 / 2001 Coll., laying down the details of electricity measurements and transmission of technical data.
3. Decree No. 326 / 2005 Coll., amending Decree No. 218 / 2001 Coll., laying down details of electricity measurements and transmission of technical data, as amended by Decree No. 450 / 2003 Coll.
4. § 13 to 15, § 16 paragraphs 1 and 3 of Decree No. 51 / 2006 Coll., on the conditions of connection to the electricity system.
Efficacy
1. This Decree shall enter into force on 1 April 2011, with the exception of Articles 2 (1) (g) and 2 (c) and (d) and 5 (2), which shall take effect on 1 January 2015.
2. Paragraphs 2 (1) (h) and 2 (2) (e) and (f) shall cease to apply on 31 December 2014.
Minister:
Ing. Kocourek v. r.
Příloha č. 1
Annex No 1 to Decree No 82 / 2011 Coll.
Minimum requirements for the accuracy classes of electrical meters and measuring transformers
| Měřicí místo | Měřicí transformátory proudu | Měřicí transformátory napětí | Elektroměr | Elektroměr podle nařízení vlády č. 464/2005 Sb. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Napětí do 1kV přímé měření | - | - | činná energie třída přesnosti 2 | činná energie řída A |
| jalová energie třída přesnosti 3 | ||||
| Napětí do 1kV nepřímé měření | 0,5 S | - | činná energie třída přesnosti 1 | činná energie třída B |
| jalová energie třída přesnosti 2 | ||||
| Napětí od 1kV do 52kV nepřímé měření | 0,5 S | 0,5 | činná energie třída přesnosti 1 | činná energie třída B |
| jalová energie třída přesnosti 2 | ||||
| Napětí vyšší než 52kV | 0,2 S | 0,2 | činná energie třída přesnosti 0,5 | činná energie třída C |
| jalová energie třída přesnosti 1 |
Příloha č. 2
Annex No. 2 to Decree No. 82 / 2011 Coll.
Power plant data transmitted by the transmission system operator or electricity distribution system operator
- data on electricity production
(1) Identifying information of the electricity plant
(a) Name of the electricity plant
(b) Identification number of the electricity plant
(2) Data on the transmission system operator or distribution system operator
(a) Identification of the transmission system operator or distribution system operator
(b) Identification number of the power plant in the system operator database
(c) Number of network to which the connection of the electricity plant is envisaged
(3) Further information on electricity generation
(a) Reserved power of the power plant
(b) Fuel
(c) The number of the cadastral territory in which the implementation of the electricity plant is envisaged
(d) The plot numbers on which the implementation of the electricity plant is foreseen
(e) Data on the transmission system or distribution system to which the power generation plant is expected to perform
(f) In the case of a photovoltaic power plant, an indication of the location of the production plant on the roof structure or on the open area
(g) EAN of the sampling and transfer point
(4) Scheduled dates in the preparation and implementation of the electricity plant
(a) Date of signature of the contract on the future connection contract
(b) Date of signature of the connection contract
(c) Term of first parallel connection to the electricity system
(d) Deadline for scheduled closure if known
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree No. 82 / 2011 Coll., on the measurement of electricity and on the method of determining the compensation for unauthorised collection, unauthorised delivery, unauthorised transmission or unauthorised distribution of electricity |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 25.03.2011 |
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| Effective from | 01.04.2011 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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