Private customers REDISPATCH 2.0 Since October 1, 2021, new legal requirements for guaranteeing security of supply in the power grid have been in effect. To this end, the legislature and the Federal Network Agency, as the competent authority, have defined binding framework conditions that are intended to continue to ensure network security in Germany in the course of the energy transition. The new requirements affect all operators of generating plants with an output of 100 kW or more. Background: As part of the amendment to the Grid Expansion Acceleration Act (so-called NABEG 2.0), technically and economically sensible mechanisms for congestion management in the power grids are to be implemented. This is summarized under the term "Redispatch 2.0". Linked to this is the integration of the previous feed-in management into these regulations. The aim is to prevent bottlenecks in the network through the targeted control of generating plants and thus to guarantee network security and to take account of the priority feed-in of renewable energy plants and combined heat and power plants (CHP plants). All operators of generating plants with an output of 100 kW or more and, subordinately, plants with less than 100 kW that can be remotely controlled by the network operator must participate in this project. The plant operators concerned have to deal with the following tasks within the scope of Redispatch 2.0: Appointment of a responsible person (EIV) and an operator of the technical resource (BTR) Confirmation of the proposed allocation of so-called technical and controllable resources Determination of the type of call for the service adjustment (request case: control by the responsible person; or tolerated case: control by the network operator) Determination of the accounting model (plan value model: notification of the planned generation by the person responsible for use; or forecast model: generation forecast by the network operator) Determination of the billing model for determining the loss of work in the event of a power reduction (flat-rate method: based on the updating of the last fully measured average power values of the system; or pointed or pointed-light method: based on system-specific or not directly measured at the generating plant and through weather data to be transmitted to the responsible person or operator of the technical resource) Provision of master data (by the person responsible for the mission, initially and in the event of changes) Provision of so-called movement data (by the person responsible for the operation, e.g. if your system cannot be used - restrictions due to technical reasons such as system maintenance) Stadtwerke Kleve can take on the tasks of the person responsible for the operations and the operator of the technical resource for you. We would be happy to advise you on this. Our contact person Tim Thilker is available on 02821 593-105 for questions and information. Alternatively, you can reach us at any time by email: redispatch@stadtwerke-kleve.de . Are you looking for an EIV and BTR? Please do not hesitate to contact us. Phone: 02821 593-105 © 2021 Stadtwerke Kleve. All rights reserved. data protection imprint Sitemap The use of cookies gives you the option of unrestricted use of our website. Cookies are used to make your visit to our website as comfortable as possible. The use of pixels enables you to display targeted information and content. Further information and the option to object can be found in our data protection information. Decide which cookies and pixels we can use. Please note that technically required cookies must be set in order to maintain the functionality of our website. If you want to use all the services on our website, all cookie categories must be selected. DECLINE AND CONTINUE ACCEPT AND CONTINUE DETAILS ON COOKIES Powered by