Date: 2019
Type: Technical Report
The EU electricity network codes (2019 ed.)
Technical Report, Florence School of Regulation, 2019, Energy, Electricity
SCHITTEKATTE, Tim, REIF, Valerie, MEEUS, Leonardo, The EU electricity network codes (2019 ed.), Florence School of Regulation, 2019, Energy, Electricity - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/61644
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The EU network codes and guidelines are a detailed set of rules pushing for the harmonisation of national electricity markets and regulations. A total of eight network codes and guidelines entered into force by the end of 2017: three grid connection codes (RfG NC, DC NC and HVDC NC), three market codes (FCA GL, CACM GL and EB GL), and two operation codes (SO GL and ER NC). The major part of this text covers the market codes. The reader is guided through the sequence of electricity markets in place in the EU: forward markets, the day-ahead market, the intraday market and finally the balancing markets. The establishment of these different markets in a national context is discussed and their integration. Additionally, also two connection codes (RfG NC and DC NC) are discussed; the scope of theses codes is described and technical requirements are clarified. Where relevant, the link between the system operation guideline (SO GL) and the market or connection codes is made. In each section, basic market design or more technical concepts are explained, we highlight what is in the codes, and we also refer to some of the relevant academic literature.
Cadmus permanent link: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/61644
Full-text via DOI: 10.2870/188992
ISBN: 9789290847472
Series/Number: Florence School of Regulation; 2019; Energy; Electricity
Keyword(s): National electricity wholesale markets Integration of national electricity wholesale markets National electricity balancing markets Integration of national electricity balancing markets European regulation
Succeeding version: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/67610
Preceding version: http://hdl.handle.net/1814/51326
Version: This report is an updated version of ‘’Meeus, L., & Schittekatte, T. (2018). The EU electricity
network codes. FSR Technical report. February 2018.’’
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