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ACER Decision 08-2022 on the Request of the Regulatory Authorities of the Continental Europe Synchronous Area to Extend the Period for Reaching an Agreement on the Proposal for the Minimum Activation Period to be Ensured by Frequency Containment Reserves

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Individual Decisions
Department
Electricity
Month
July 
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Year
2022

ACER Recommends Revised Network Code on Sector-Specific Rules for Cybersecurity Aspects of Cross-Border Electricity Flows (NCCS)

Document type
Recommendations
Department
Electricity
Month
July 
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Annex
Cover Letter - Revision of the Network Code on Sector-Specific Rules for Cybersecurity Aspects of Cross-Border Electricity Flows
Year
2022
Electricity

Overview of European Electricity Wholesale Markets Trends in 2021

PC_2022_E_05 - Public consultation on the draft framework guidelines on demand response

Status
Closed
Open:
02.06.2022
Close:
12.08.2022
Policy area
Demand Response
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Audience
All interested stakeholders

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PC_2022_E_04 - Public consultation on the possible developments of the EU electricity forward market

Status
Closed
Open:
01.06.2022
Close:
29.07.2022
Policy area
EU Electricity Forward Market
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Audience
Market participants interested to hedge (producers, consumers, traders)

ACER Report on the Result of Monitoring the Margin Available for Cross-Zonal Electricity Trade in the EU in 2021

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Publications
Department
Electricity
Month
June 
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Description

ACER’s 70% target report finds that most Member States did not significantly improve, in 2021, the interconnection capacity they make available for trading electricity with their neighbours. Countries need to do more to reach the EU’s minimum 70% interconnector capacity margin available for cross-zonal electricity trading.

Year
2022
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