Interconnector has today published the latest version of its Charging Statement to include Summer-23 BE to UK capacity offered via IAM
From 27 March 2023, Interconnector will be making up to 50% of Technical Capacity available to purchase via IAM for Gas Year 24 onwards
Interconnector has today published the latest version of its Charging Statement introducing Overnomination
INT has launched a Load Flow Commitment tender to support a planned Pipeline Inspection Procedure in October 2023
From GY 2023/24 onwards, INT is classifying 66% of its Technical Capacity in both flow directions as Firm, and 34% as Interruptible.
Of the required Minimum Flow Rate of 11.1GWh/h, an aggregated flow commitment of 9.16GWh/h has been achieved to support the planned Pipeline Inspection Procedure taking place in October 2023.
The Interconnector Commodity Charge will be referenced to NBP DA EEX from 2nd April 2024 onwards
INT is pleased to confirm two updates to its Capacity Offering for Gas Year 2024 onwards
Today the North West European Transmission System Operators have published their Gas Regional Investment Plan 2017 (North West Gas Regional Investment Plan – NW GRIP 2017). Besides the update of all elements related to infrastructure development in the Region, the NW GRIP 2017 focuses on the way gas infrastructure can contribute to a sustainable energy transition and on the conversion of L-gas to H-gas in Belgium, France and Germany.
The TSOs of the South-North Corridor Region have today released the third edition of their Gas Regional Investment Plan in line with Article 12(1) of the Regulation (EC) N° 715/2009. This third edition builds further on the previous editions of the SNC GRIP, while also complementing the Ten-Year Network Development Plan 2017, and has been jointly coordinated by Snam Rete Gas and Fluxys Belgium.
The German transmission system operators are publishing on 27 July 2017 for the first time market demand assessment reports according to Article 26 (3) of the EU Regulation 2017/459 (Network Code on Capacity Allocation Mechanisms), determining new transport capacities to be created on the borders of the market areas GASPOOL and NCG. From 6 April to 1 June 2017 market participants had the opportunity to submit their non-binding capacity demands for market area and cross border points. The received capacity demand indications were analyzed in the published market demand assessment reports in order to determine the demand for new transport capacity. The reports are available at the FNB Gas Capacity website.
The specific biogas levy will be charged in addition to the tariffs of exit points to directly connected end consumers and to downstream network operators. Exit points to storages, cross-border interconnection points and market area interconnection points are not taken into account in accordance with Section 7 KoV IX (main part). For the calendar year 2018 the nationwide standard specific biogas levy amounts to 0.00187515 €/kWh/h/d. This corresponds to an annual value of approx. 0.68443 €/kWh/h/a. BEATE multipliers are not applied on the specific biogas levy.
In accordance with § 19a EnWG, as of 1 January 2017, the market area conversion levy is charged nationwide. The market area conversion levy 2018 (“Marktraumumstellungsumlage”) according to Section 25 (1) GTC as well as Section 10 KoV IX amounts to 0.00070874 €/(kWh/h)/d. This corresponds to an annual amount of approx. 0.2587 €/(kWh/h)/a. The total announced nationwide costs for market area conversion amount to 104,442,367.39 € for the calendar year 2018. The actual nationwide cost for market area conversion in 2016 was 27,632,072.96 €. The market area conversion levy is charged in addition to network fees at all exit points. BEATE multipliers are not applied on the market area conversion levy.
As part of the consultation, transport customers are welcome to send in a statement on the proposed interconnection agreement Wallbach between 13 October 2017 and 17 December 2017.
The concerned German Transmission System Operators (TSOs) have jointly agreed on a possible model for the VIP-implementation („Virtual Interconnection Points“).
Fluxys TENP GmbH (Fluxys TENP) and Open Grid Europe GmbH (OGE) would hereby like to provide all interested parties with the following information related to the quarterly auction to be held on 5 November 2018.
Fluxys TENP has implemented the Reverse Flow project as planned. South-to-north reverse flow capacity to Belgium and The Netherlands is available to the market since 1 October 2018.
In accordance with Section 19a EnWG, as of 1 January 2017 the market area conversion charge is charged nationwide. The market area conversion charge 2019 according to Section 25 (1) GTC as well as Section 10 KoV X (7) a) amounts to 0.00087145 €/(kWh/h)/d nationwide. This corresponds to an annual amount of approx. 0.3181 €/(kWh/h)/a. The total announced nationwide costs for market area conversion amount to 132,257,041.18 € for the calendar year 2019. The actual nationwide costs for market area conversion in 2017 were 59,077,329.39 €. The market area conversion charge is charged in addition to the tariffs at all exit points.
In accordance with Section 7 of the Cooperation Agreement as amended on 29 March 2018 (KoV X) in conjunction with the “Guidelines for biogas redistribution levy”, Fluxys TENP GmbH publishes the nationwide standard specific biogas levy. For the calendar year 2019 the nationwide standard specific biogas levy amounts to 0.00181350 €/kWh/h/d. This corresponds to an annual value of approx. 0.66193 €/kWh/h/a.
The project website www.marktgebietszusammenlegung.de on the German market area merger is now available online. In launching this website the German gas transmission system operators (TSOs) in close collaboration with the current market area managers have taken a first step to initiate a continuous market information process. The aim is to provide a platform on which current information relating to the process for the creation of the single German market area can be published in a timely and transparent manner.