ERI - Central-East Region  (Last Updated: 23-AUG-10)
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PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES - Austria
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Hungary
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
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| LEAD REGULATOR | CONTACT PERSONS | E-MAIL | PHONE | E-Control (Austria) | Tahir Kapetanovic Sven Kaiser | tahir.kapetanovic@e-control.at sven.kaiser@e-control.at | +43 1 24724 500 +43 1 24724 504 |
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Lead Regulator Letter to Stakeholders ERGEG Electricity Regional Initiative Central Eastern Europe - Stakeholders Information |
Statement on future CM system Common position of the regulatory authorities from the CEE region, on the development of the new, flow-based congestion management system
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| THE REGION AT A GLANCE | The Central-East electricity REM is led by the Austrian Energy Regulator (E-Control) and aims to integrate Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slavakia and Slovenia into one electricity regional market. While the degree of market evolution in the region varies from country to country, integration of ‘old’ and ‘new’ EU member states can provide the example for other areas of EU policy. Congestion management, transparency, market entry barriers and regulatory competences are the four key priorities of the Central-East electricity REM. |
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| KEY ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR - August 2007 | General issues | | Priority I: Congestion Management | NRAs requested TSOs to comply with the legal requirements of the Congestion Management Guidelines. Following that TSOs in the Region established in Spring 2006 a project to develop a load flow based capacity allocation scheme for the region. The work on that system is in progress, first results will be presented early in 2007. TSO agreed to establish a regional Auction Office in Freising (near Munich). The relevant contracts are under preparation, the formal establishment was foreseen for May 2007. At present, issues related with the Auction Office's establishment and anti-trust are being reviewed by the Regulators. TSOs submitted draft Technical parameter concept for day ahead capacity calculation in March 2007. The concept was discussed in a first step between Regulatory Authorities and TSOs. It will be further refined and underpinned by test calculations. Focus at present is on the TSOs' data submission relevant to congestion management.
| | Priority II: Transparency | The region’s regulatory authorities are currently concluding their Transparency Report, which will be submitted for comments to the region’s stakeholders in September. The NRAs of the CEE ERI produced a detailed assessment of the current transparency situation compared to the ERGEG Guidelines for Good Practice for Information Management and Transparency. Based on that, further coordinated improvements on data disclosure are envisaged. In order to achieve coordination beyond the region the work done by BNetzA for the Nordic Region will be used as a template. BNetzA provided transparency report from Nordic region as a basis for discussion. Considerations on disclosure of generation data together with Eurelectric will continue.
| | Priority III: Market Entry barriers | | | Priority IV: Regulatory Competences | - For key issues for market development (e.g. market design, congestion management, transparency) the respective responsible national body (e.g. NRA, Ministries etc.) per country was identified. The result shows a great variety in the region. In order to achieve coordinated results for the region, a close cooperation of these responsible parties in the further work will be needed.
| | Previous Key Achievements |
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RCC - REGIONAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE MEETINGS |
| 1st CEE RCC Bratislava, 5 April 2006 |
| 2nd CEE RCC Bonn, 29 May 2006 |
| 3rd CEE RCC Prague, 2nd August 2006 |
| 4th CEE RCC Maribor, 26 March 2007 |
IG - IMPLEMENTATION GROUP MEETINGS |
| 1st CEE IG Vienna, 25 April 2006 |
| 2nd CEE IG Vienna, 12 July 2006 |
| 3rd CEE IG Vienna, 29 September |
| 4th CEE IG Vienna, 13 December |
| 5th CEE IG Vienna, 14 December 2006 |
| 6th CEE IG Maribor, 27 March 2007 |
| 7th CEE IG Vienna, 12 June 2007 |
SG - STAKEHOLDER GROUP MEETINGS |
| 2nd CEE SG Vienna, 22 June 2006 |
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Interconnections | Transparency | Balancing | Regulation | Congestion Management | Other (region specific) | | Transparency and information management (S) | Balancing markets integration (M) | markets integration (M) | Regulators' responsibilities for cross-border issues and regulatory gap (S)
Relevant market design issues (M) | Barriers to entry: traders (S) generators (M) 6 | Short term: (S) Medium term: (M) Long term: (L)
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