Agenda Pag. 1 I.4M MC – Common parts II.Further Information on Romanian Market 1.Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price.

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Agenda Pag. 1 I.4M MC – Common parts II.Further Information on Romanian Market 1.Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price market coupling mechanism 2.Market Coupling Concept 3.Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework 4.Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism

Pag. 2 Dam Participants Current RulesRules in Coupled Market 1. NRA license holder 2. Producers with Pinst < 100 kW 3. Holders of licenses for establish energy capacity during the tests running period 3. TSO as Implicit Participant to assume the shipping role, responsible for physical and commercial exchange on cross-border interconnection with other markets within the coupled area Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price market coupling mechanism (1)

Pag. 3 Offering Rules Current RulesRules in Coupled Market 1. Buy / Sell hourly ordersMaximum 25 pairs Quantity - Price Maximum 32 pairs Quantity - Price 2. Simple Buy / Sell hourly orders (only one pair Quantity - Price) YES 3. Block OrderNO Combined simple buy/sell hourly orders for more hourly intervals, which execution is interdependent, meaning all executed or none do 4. Sell orders for participants having priority production according to regulations YESNO Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price market coupling mechanism (2)

Pag. 4 Offering Rules (contd.) Current RulesRules in Coupled Market 5.Price scale - minimum - maximum 0,01 lei/MWh 4800 lei/MWh Equivalent in RON for: -500 euro/MWh euro/MWh 6. Sell orders with negative pricesNOYES 7.Thick size - quantity - price 3 decimals 2 decimals 1 decimal 2 decimals 8. Hourly trading intervals which orders are reffering toHours in EETHours in CET 9. Orders submitted in advanceWith 6 days before trading dayFor days which exchange rate is published for 10. Gate Closure Time for DAM11:15 (RO)11:00 (CET) 12:00 (RO) Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price market coupling mechanism (3)

Pag. 5 Trading Mechanism Current RulesRules in Coupled Market OPCOM calculates for each trading interval MCP at the intersection point of the sell and buy curves. OPCOM aggregates the hourly orders in sell and buy curves and adds the block offers and all of them send them anonimyzed to coordinator. - DAM trades are concluded by means of matching algorithm within the PCR market coupling mechanism. - DAM MCPs are given by matching all sell and buy curves and block orders, by respecting the interconnections capacity constraint, in all coupled area. Regulation for DAM organization and functioning with respect to price market coupling mechanism (4)

Pag. 6 Market Coupling Concept (1) Market AMarket B Different prices for isolated markets Price convergence for coupled markets Q [MWh] P [Euro/MWh] TSO: Efficient capacity allocation PAPA PBPB QAQA QBQB PXs: More competitive prices & Higher welfare No congestion (enough ATC) – Equal MCPs P’AP’A P’BP’B Q’AQ’A Q’BQ’B P’ A = P’ B Export Import

Pag. 7 Market Coupling Concept (2) Export P’AP’A P’BP’B Q’AQ’A Q’BQ’B Import Market AMarket B Q [MWh] P [Euro/MWh] PAPA PBPB QAQA QBQB Congestion – Different MCPs P’ A < P’ B Different prices for isolated markets Price convergence for coupled markets TSO: Efficient capacity allocation PXs: More competitive prices & Higher welfare

Pag. 8 Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (1) New market features: Threshold prices  Minimum threshold = -150 €/MWh  Maximum threshold = 500 €/MWh (Implicit) Secondary Auction = Order Book reopened in case of MCP outside the threshold price range (less or equal to minimum threshold or higher or equal to maximum threshold), while functioning in the coupling regime Shadow Auction = Explicit auction for capacity allocation for the next delivery day in case of decoupling Last resort regime (ANRE ord. 82/2014) = Internal implicit auction for DAM in case of decoupling (isolated DAN performance)

Page 9 The bidding process: Stepwise hourly orders as in the current model; Block Orders = Orders on more hourly intervals, characterized by:  Direction (for sell / buy);  The block definition period = the consecutive hourly intervals (minimum 4)  Volume = the same volume on each interval within the block definition period;  Price = the average price ordered by participant for block energy;  The block can only be fully accepted or rejected. Linked Block Orders = block order whose acceptance is conditioned by acceptance of other block which it is linked with  „Parent” Block Order– block that may be individually accepted in case the block condition is fullfilled;  „Child” Block Order – block that may be accepted if the block condition is fullfilled and only if „parent” block order has been accepted. Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (2)

Page 10 Hourly Orders: Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (3) The price – quantity pairs shall be cumulated The price scale limits are convert to RON using the exchange rate 1 Euro = 4,5 RON [- 675 RON/MWh, RON/MWh] Int.1 Int.2

Pag. 11 Hourly Orders whith negative prices: Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (4) MCP = 125 RON/MWh MCP = -25 RON/MWh

Page 12 Block Orders (1): The block order has condition “all or nothing” (same quantity defined for every hourly interval within the block definition period). Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (5) The block order for buying is accepted if the block order price is higher than average MCP for the block definition period. = > Block Rejected Block Price= 130 RON/MWh = > Block Accepted Block Price = 145 RON/MWh MCP [RON/MWh]

Page 13 Block Orders (2): The block order has condition “all or nothing” (same quantity defined for every hourly interval within the block definition). Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (6) The block order for selling is accepted if the block order price is less than average MCP for the block definition period. = > Block Rejected Block Price = 145 RON/MWh = > Block Accepted Block Price = 135 RON/MWh MCP [RON/MWh]

Page 14 Linked Block Orders (maximum 3 generations) (1): BLB_1 BLB_1 may be individually accepted in case of block condition is fulfilled Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (7) BLB_1 BLB_2 BLB_3 BLB_2 is „parent” for BLB_3 BLB_3 is „child” for BLB_2 BLB_3 may be individually accepted in case of block condition is fulfilled and only if BLB_2 has been accepted. BLB_1 is „parent” for pentru BLB_2 BLB_2 is „child” for BLB_1 BLB_2 may be individually accepted in case of block condition is fulfilled and only if BLB_1 has been accepted

Page 15 Linked Block Orders – Possible Scenarios (2): Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (8) BLB_1 BLB_2 BLB_3 BLB_1 accepted BLB_2, BLB_3 rejected BLB_1, BLB_2 accepted BLB_3 rejected BLB_1, BLB_2, BLB_3 accepted BLB_1, BLB_2, BLB_3 rejected

Page 16 Linked Block Orders – Total welfare principle for the linked blocks (3): Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (9) BLB_1 BLB_2 Acceptance general condition of a block: The Block Order is accepted if the block order price is better than average MCP for the block definition period or The block order is accepted if the welfare generated by order definition is at least equal with welfare resulted for executed block at calculated MCP Linked Sell Orders BLB_1 (15 MWh/h, 107 RON/MWh) => Expected Welfare = 15*7*107 = RON BLB_2 (25 MWh/h, 137 RON/MWh) => E xpected Welfare = 25*17*137 = RON Total Expected Welfare = RON Results for MCP BLB_1 => Expected Welfare = 15*7*105 = RON BLB_2 => Expected Welfare = 25*17* = RON Total Expected Welfare = RON BLB_1 i BLB_2 ACCEPTED EUPHEMIA ALGORITHM

Page 17 Trade Confirmations: MCP for national bidding area [RON/MWh]; Accepted quantities of hourly orders for sell and buy; Executed blocks; The energy flows through Romanian – Hungarian interconnection Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (10) The results of the coupling algorithm: MCP for each bidding area [€/MWh]; Net position for each bidding area; Energy flow through each interconnection, associated to DAM trades; The executed blocks and accepted quantities.

PAVPAV PACPAC PBVPBV PBCPBC PX A PX B TSO A TSO B ATC = 250 MW Financial Settlement [Lei] Lei Lei Lei € € € Commercial flows MWh/h MWh/h MWh/h MWh/h 200 MWh/h Payments Lei Lei Lei Balance between payment obligations & receiving rights for PX Lei Balance between payment obligations & receiving rights for TSO depends on the exchange rate at the time of payment (after x days) 1) € * 4,51 Lei/€= Lei 2) € * 4,49 Lei/€= Lei 1) Surplus 90 Lei 2) Deficit 90 Lei (fara congestii) MCP A = 45 € = 202,50 Lei MCP B = 45 € 1 € = 4,5 Lei Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (11) The financial and commercial flows between participants in the markets coupling (1) (no congestions)

PAVPAV PACPAC PBVPBV PBCPBC PX A PX B TSO A TSO B ATC = 200 MW Financial Settlement [Lei] Lei Lei Lei € € € € Commercial flows MWh/h MWh/h MWh/h MWh/h 200 MWh/h Payments Lei Lei Lei Balance between payment obligations & receiving rights for PX Lei Balance between payment obligations & receiving rights for TSO depends on the exchange rate at the time of payment (after x days) 1) € * 4,51 Lei/€= Lei 2) € * 4,49 Lei/€= Lei 1) Surplus 90 Lei 2) Deficit 90 Lei (exista congestii) MCP A = 45 € = 202,50 Lei MCP B = 47 € 1 € = 4,5 Lei The revenue distribution of congestions 400 € Romanian DAM Rules in 4M MC Framework (12) The financial and commercial flows between participants in the markets coupling (2) (with congestions)

Pag. 20 Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism (1) The DAM Participants which intend to introduce buy offers with positive prices and / or sell offers with negative prices have the obligation to send to OPCOM S.A.: -Direct Debit Mandatory Agreement -Guarantee Letter The Implicit DAM Participant (TSO) does not have the obligation for a Gurantee and does not have the right to send offers OPCOM S.A. calculates daily the validation guarantee for buy offers with positive prices and / or sell offers with negative prices : G validation =(G constituted - T oblig ) / (1+VAT/100) T oblig represents the net value of the payment obligations of the Participant, unreceived in the DAM Central Account and VAT as in the Fiscal Code

Pag. 21 Daily Settlement Note contains the energy quantities traded / values on each hourly interval, in CET and daily cumulated Monthly Invoices OPCOM S.A. issues Direct Debit Instructions for Debiting the Participants accounts OPCOM S.A. issues Payment Orders for crediting Participants accounts Validation Guarantee Calculation Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism (2)

Pag. 22 Electricity sold to positive prices Invoices issued by DAM Participants OPCOM S.A. SELLER -quantity -value -VAT, as Fiscal Code Electricity sold to negative prices -quantity BUYER Performing services for acquisition of Electricity at negative prices (get rid of/remove) -quantity -value -VAT, as Fiscal Code OPCOM S.A. Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism (3)

Pag. 23 Electricity sold to positive prices Invoices issued by OPCOM S.A. OPCOM S.A. SELLER Electricity sold to negative prices -quantity BUYER Performing services for acquisition of Electricity at negative prices (get rid of/remove) OPCOM S.A. -quantity -value -VAT, as Fiscal Code -quantity -value -VAT, as Fiscal Code Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism (4)

Pag. 24 Invoicing the regulated tariff transaction component on centralized markets in which OPCOM S.A. is counterapart OPCOM S.A. -Sold / bought quantity at positive / negative prices -Value for tariff -VAT, as Fiscal Code SELLER/ BUYER Regulations for collateral and settlement mechanism of DAM transactions taking into account the Market Coupling Price Mechanism (5)

Pag. 25 Thank you for your attention.