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Creos Luxembourg S.A. – Gestionnaire de réseaux d’électricité et de conduites de gaz naturel: Europäische Netz-Codes
European Electricity network codes
With increased interconnections between countries of the European Union, the operation of the electricity networks and the monitoring of energy flows become ever more complex.
In order to guarantee security of supply, to ensure the continuous functioning of the electricity system and to enable energy exchanges between the different markets, common EU-wide rules involving all relevant stakeholders of the different Member states are necessary.
These rules, called "Network Codes" or guidelines, govern the cross-border transactions in the electricity market and the operation of power grids. They should facilitate the harmonization, integration and efficiency of the European electricity market.
Network codes come into force after publication in the official journal of the EU and become legally binding. Their different methodologies, procedures and guidelines are to be published and implemented by the relevant stakeholders.
Already approved methodologies and documents are listed below in three groups: market guidelines, connection network codes and guidelines for operating the electrical system.
Market codes and guidelines
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1222 establishing a guideline on Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management (CACM) entered into force on 15 August 2015. The provisions of CACM govern the establishment of cross-border EU electricity markets in the day-ahead and intraday timeframes, as well as methods for the calculation of interconnection capacity.établissant une ligne directrice relative à l'allocation de la capacité et à la gestion de la congestion (CACM) est entré en vigueur le 15 août 2015. Les dispositions du CACM régissent l'établissement des marchés transfrontaliers de l'électricité de l'UE pour les échéances journalières et infrajournalières, ainsi que les méthodes de calculs de la capacité d'interconnexion.
Determination of Capacity Calculation Region Art. 15 ACER N°06/2016 November 2016
Amendment on the Determination of Capacity Calculation Regions Art. 15 ILR/E17/57 October 2017
Amendment on the Determination of Capacity Calculation Regions Art. 15 ACER N°04/2019 April 2019
Generation and Load Data Provision Methodology Art. 16 ILR/E17/1 January 2017
Common Grid Model Methodology Art. 17 ILR/E17/23 May 2017
CCR Core : Day-ahead Capacity Calculation methodology
CCR Core : Intraday Capacity Calculation Methodology
Art. 20 ACER N°02/2019 February 2019
Methodology for the Calculation of Scheduled Exchanges resulting from the single Day-ahead coupling Art. 43 ILR/E19/15 February 2019
CCR Core : Fallback Procedures Art. 44 ACER N°10/2018 September 2018
Proposal for Cross-zonal Capacity allocation and other arrangements Art. 45 & 57 ILR/E17/3 January 2017
Amendment Proposal MNA (DE/LU) Art. 45 & 57 ILR/E18/35 October 2018
Methodology for pricing intraday cross-zonal capacity Art. 55 ACER N°01/2019 January 2019
Methodology for the Calculation of Scheduled Exchanges resulting from the single Intraday coupling Art. 56 ILR/E19/19 March 2019
Proposal for intraday cross-zonal gate opening and gate closure times Art. 59 ACER N°04/2018 April 2018
Day Ahead Firmness Deadline Art. 69 ILR/E17/31 June 2017
Congestion Income Distribution Methodology Art. 73 ACER N°07/2017 December 2017
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/1719 establishing a guideline on forward capacity allocation (FCA) entered into force on 17 October 2016. The provisions of FCA establish a framework for the calculation and allocation of interconnection capacity, and for cross-border trading, in forward markets (i.e. timeframes longer than day-ahead).
Generation and Load Data Provision Methodology Art. 17 ILR/E17/75 November 2017
Common Grid Model Methodology Art. 18 ILR/E18/26 July 2018
CCR Core: Proposal for the regional design of long-term transmission rights Art. 31 ILR/E17/59 October 2017
Amendment of the CCR Core Proposal for the regional design of long-term transmission rights Art. 31 ILR/E18/28 July 2018
2nd Amendment of the CCR Core Proposal for the regional design of long-term transmission rights Art. 31 ACER N°15-2019 October 2019
Single Allocation Platform Art. 49 & 59 ILR/E17/60 October 2017
Harmonised Allocation Rules for Long Term Transmission Rights Art. 51 ACER N°03/2017 October 2017
Amendment of the Harmonised Allocation Rules for Long Term Transmission Rights Art. 51 ACER N°14-2019 October 2019
CCR Core: Regional Specific Annex to the Harmonised Allocation Rules for long-term transmission rights Art. 52 ILR/E17/58 October 2017
CCR Core: Amendment of the regional Specific Annex to the Harmonised Allocation Rules for long-term transmission rights Art. 52 ILR/E19/24 March 2019
CCR Core: 2nd Amendment of the regional Specific Annex to the Harmonised Allocation Rules for long-term transmission rights Art. 52 ILR/E19/54 October 2019
Proposal for a Congestion Income Distribution (CID) methodology Art. 57 ILR/E19/29 June 2019
Electricity Balancing (GLEB)
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/2195 establishing a guideline on electricity balancing (GLEB) entered into force on 18 December 2017. The provisions of GLEB lay down a detailed guideline on electricity balancing, including the establishment of common principles for the procurement and the settlement of frequency containment reserves, frequency restoration reserves and replacement reserves, and a common methodology for the activation of frequency restoration reserves and replacement reserves.
Connection codes and guidelines
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/1388 establishing a network code on demand connection (DCC) entered into force on 7 September 2016. The provisions of DCC set out detailed rules relating to the connection of demand facilities to national electricity networks.
Regulation on requirements for Demand connection Art. 12 to 21 ILR/E19/20 March 2019
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/631 establishing a network code on requirement for grid connection of generators (RfG) entered into force on 17 May 2016. The provisions of RfG set out detailed rules relating to the connection of power generating installations to national electricity networks.
Proposals for maximum capacity thresholds for types B, C and D power-generating modules Art. 5 ILR/E18/11 April 2018
Regulation on general and additional requirements for Grid Connection of power-generating modules type A, B, C and D Art. 13 to 21 ILR/E18/43 November 2018
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/1447 establishing a network code on requirements for grid connection of high-voltage direct current system and direct current-connected power park modules (HVDC) entered into force on 28 September 2016. The provisions of HVDC set out detailed rules relating to the connection of high-voltage direct current systems to national electricity networks.
You can address your questions or submit your proposals concerning the connexion codes implementation, by email, to the following address: info.CNC_implementation@creos.net
System operation codes and guidelines
Electricity Transmission System Operation (SO)
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1485 establishing a guideline on electricity transmission system operation (SO) entered into force on 14 September 2017. The provisions of SO set out detailed rules relating to safeguarding operational security, frequency quality and the efficient use of the interconnected system and resources.
Common proposal for the Key Organisational Requirements, Roles and Responsibilities (KORRR) relating to Data Exchange Art. 40 ILR/E19/1 January 2019
Common Grid Model Methodology Art. 67(1) et 70(1) ILR/E18/27 July 2018
Methodology for coordinating operational security analysis Art. 75 ACER N°7/2019 June 2019
Methodology for assessing the relevance of assets for outage coordination Art. 84 ACER N°8/2019 June 2019
Methodologies, conditions and values included in the synchronous area Continental Europe
- Dimensioning FCR
- Limits volume exchange FRR
- Limits volume exchange RR
Art. 118 & 153 & 176 & 177 & 178 & 179 ILR/E19/27 April 2019
Methodologies and conditions included in the LFC block operational agreements DE-LU-DK
- LFC Block: Ramping restrictions
- LFC Block: Coordination Actions
- LFC Block: Dimensioning rules
Art. 119 & 137 & 152 & 157 ILR/E19/45 August 2019
Common proposal per synchronous area for the determination of LFC blocks Art. 141(2) ILR/E18/31 August 2018
Assumptions and methodology for a cost-benefit analysis Art. 156(11) ILR/E19/26 April 2019
Emergency and Restoration (E&R)
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/2196 establishing a network code on electricity emergency and restoration (E&R) entered into force on 18 December 2017. The provisions of E&R set out detailed rules for the purposes of safeguarding operational security, preventing the propagation or deterioration of an incident to avoid a widespread disturbance and the blackout state, as well to allow for the efficient and rapid restoration of the electricity system from the emergency or blackout states.