ERGEG Public Hearing on CONGESTION MANAGEMENT

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ERGEG Public Hearing on CONGESTION MANAGEMENT Brussels, 30th June 2005 Joan Prat General Delegate GEODE

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position Main Principles: • CONGESTION MANAGEMENT(CM): key issue for a single market • TSO’s COOPERATION: essential to develop market-based mechanisms • CM MECHANISMS shall: - Be Market-Based - Facilitate Cross-Border Trade. (Not limit it) - Not require specific skills, for work by MARKET ACTORS •

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position CONGESTION MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS •EXPLICIT AUCTIONS: - Only a temporary solution, if needed Very complex system. Only companies linked to TSO’s have information and resources to deal with them. •IMPLICIT AUCTIONS: a solution for severe structural bottelnecks •COUNTER TRADING OR REDISPATCHING: Standard method - Incenitve TSO’S to avoid bottlenecks

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position A European single market means NO BORDERS Today, BORDERS ARE STILL THERE Lack of capacities in some borders: permitting incumbent dominant position companies: keep national markets closed keep dominant positions

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position TSO’s shall make any agreed transaction feasible Electricity System should be managed by a European body joining all TSO’s. To separate: - Managing the electricity system: strictly technical and subject to regulation TSO’s - Supplying: commercial and subject to competition  Suppliers

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position • NO TRANSACTION SHOULD BE DENIED: - By redispatching or counter-trading mechanisms - By applying the principle “use-it-or-lose it” COSTS OF REDISPATCING OR COUNTER-TRADING MECHANISMS: - Recognised by regulators and included into transmission tariffs - Supported by all consumers through transmission tariffs: all get the advantages of the creation of a European Market

Guidelines Congestion Management Geode Position · TSO should NOT BENEFIT FROM REVENUES resulting from congestion market mechanisms GEODE considers MANAGEMENT OF CONGESTION AS A COST NOT AN INCOME