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Electricity market design — non-fossil flexibility

Regulation (EU) 2019/943, Arts. 19e–19h, consolidated 16.07.2024

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6 burden · 1 benefit

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7 adopted

Channel

7 direct · 0 reached

The platform holds 7 measures for Electricity market design: 6 imposing a burden, 1 conferring a benefit. Of these, 7 from law in force; 7 arrive directly, 0 through a channel.

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Names 1 sector, reaches 2

Electricity market design names 1 sector; 1 more is — batteries and solar — reached without being named, by another act.

Power and heat

Batteries and solar — reached by 5 measures, via another act

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7 measures

Power and heat

FLEX-01Adopt, every two years, a report on the estimated national flexibility needs for at least the next 5 to 10 years.The regulatory authority, or another authority or entity designated by the Member State · GovernmentsArt. 19e(1) · One year after ACER approves the methodology, and every two y…Requirement FLEX-02Consider, in that report, the potential of non-fossil flexibility resources — demand response and energy storage — to meet the flexibility needs, at both transmission and distribution level.The regulatory authority, or another authority or entity designated by the Member State · GovernmentsArt. 19e(2)(b) · One year after ACER approves the methodology, and every two y…Requirement FLEX-03Provide the data and analyses needed for the flexibility-needs report, in the type and format defined by ENTSO-E and the EU DSO entity.Transmission system operators and distribution system operators · BusinessesArt. 19e(3) · In forceRequirement OBJ-01Define an indicative national objective for non-fossil flexibility, stating the specific contributions of demand response and of energy storage to it, and reflect it in the integrated national energy and climate plan and progress reports.Member States · GovernmentsArt. 19f · Six months after the first report under Art. 19eRequirement SUP-01A Member State may pay for the available capacity of non-fossil flexibility through a support scheme, where investment falls short of its indicative national objective.Member States · GovernmentsArt. 19g(1) · In forceEntitlement SUP-02Consider adapting the design of an existing capacity mechanism to promote the participation of non-fossil flexibility, including demand side response and energy storage.Member States operating a capacity mechanism · GovernmentsArt. 19g(1), second sentence · In forceRequirement DES-01Where such a scheme is applied, keep it within what is necessary to meet the objective cost-effectively and limit it to NEW investment in non-fossil flexibility resources such as demand side response and energy storage.Member States applying a non-fossil flexibility support scheme · GovernmentsArt. 19h(a) and (b) · In forceRequirement

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