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1 EMS Workshop, Belgrade – 27 November SEEPEX – Admission of exchange members

2 The right momentum…  The necessary legal and regulatory changes have been implemented in Serbia to support the establishment and the smooth functioning of an organized power market:  The Third Energy Package is enforced (new Energy Law enforced in December 2014)  Foreign companies are entitled to directly trade on the wholesale market in Serbia since this enforcement  The VAT law was amended and applied from October 15th. The VAT low introduce VAT representative role and set-up a reverse charge mechanism in the electricity trading  Licensing rules have been adopted and published in Official Gazette on October 19th, and are applied from October 26th.  Updated Custom instruction regarding cross- border electricity trading is in the process of adoption Legal and regulatory framework

3  The establishment of an organized market is a logical next step in Serbia  SEEPEX is the result of the close cooperation between EMS and EPEX SPOT  SEEPEX is designed to be a customer-oriented company  SEEPEX will rely on EPEX market operation (ETS)  Clearing services will be provided by ECC according to standard model in place in other European countries  The goal of SEEPEX is to:  new product  ensure a transparent and reliable wholesale price formation mechanism in Serbia  standardized and harmonized trading and clearing rulebooks and processes  best practice in high transparency and surveillance standards  more effective governance and implementation of market coupling in SEE  provide market participants with a transparent, cost-efficient and secured trading facility  obtaining reference price in Serbia SEEPEX: a pragmatic approach

4 EXCHANGE MEMBERS CLEARING MEMBER (BANK WITH AGREEMENT AT ECC) Scheduling Trading Trading information Settlement Balance Responsible Agreement Settlement TRANSMISSION SYSTEM OPERATOR (TSO) CLEARING HOUSE SEEPEX Business Model Settlement Agent (for local NCM)

5 5 CM  For local Serbian entities, which will have to join ECC as new NCMs, the same rules and processes will be applied towards ECC  The CM just has to add an additional contractual partner (local Settlement Agent) for these clients to provide financial settlement  There are currently two CMs that confirmed their selves to be ready for this service  ECC Clearing License covers the new product : ─All transactions will be settled in Euro – standard financial settlement procedures will apply ─It is estimated that the standard Spot Market Margin can be applied, no additional buffers are currently foreseen Settlement Agent ECC LUX Serbian NCM NCM 1ECC LUX payment delivery guarantor / payment agent CM SEEPEX Clearing Model Local Serbian SEEPEX Trading Participants | new NCMs at ECC

6 Prerequisites to trade on SEEPEX SEEPEX admission Sign a BPR contract TSO

7 Participation on the Serbian market 1.Strategic issue: Decision how to participate on the Serbian market: -wholesale market -retail market -both (immediately or in the near future) 3.Legal issue: Solve the issue of balance responsibility with EMS (sign BRP Agreement or transfer balance responsibility). BRP should provide appropriate collateral in accordance with the Market Code. 2.Regulatory issue: Collection and submission of documents to the AERS and obtaining the appropriate license (wholesale/ supply license) 4.Admission issue (to participate on organized market SEEPEX): -Find a Clearing Member / Settlement Agent -SEEPEX KYC and documents -ECC KYC and documents -Trading agreement with SEEPEX

8 1.Foreign company („mother“ company) participate at SEEPEX and Serbian („daughter“) company is BRP and responsible to nominate schedule to EMS (foreign company transfers balance responsibility to Serbian company and uses existing collateral); foreign company has to obtain Wholesale license from AERS (Serbian Regulatory Agency); existing ECC collaterals can be used. 2.Foreign company participate at SEEPEX and sign BRP Agreement with EMS/responsible to nominate schedule to EMS; foreign company has to obtain Wholesale license from AERS (Serbian Regulatory Agency); existing ECC collaterals can be used (for companies which are already ECC member). 3.Serbian local company participates at SEEPEX and uses existing BRP agreement with EMS. In this case they have to pass whole admission process with ECC; they have to find settlement agent (bank in Serbia, that has an agreement with clearing member) - at this moment there are two possibilities for clearing bank/settlement agent: Keler Ltd,Hungary/OTP Bank Serbia and Unicredit Bank/Unicredit Serbia. Having in mined that existing licenses expires 6 months after Licensing rules have been applied ( October 26th - according new Energy law Article 401). Two cases -completely new company on the Serbian market -companies already operating on the Serbian market Participation on the SEEPEX

9 Agreements to be signed Between exchange member and SEEPEX Pertains to the relationship in terms of responsability (trading, behavior on the market), requirements (technical, training of traders organization) and property (license) Trading Agreement Between ECC, the clearing member and the exchange member Conclusion of a corresponding NCM agreement with the cooperating clearing member and ECC Non-Clearing Agreement Between the exchange member and the TSO At least one for each market area Includes all contractual agreements between the TSO and the grid user regarding the settlement of power imbalances recorded on balance perimeters Balance Responsible Agreement

10 Step 1: Contact us Step 2:Find a clearing bank and become a balance responsible party or transfer your balance responsibility - join an existing agreement Step 3: Fill in the ``know your customer`` questionnaire (KYC) and provide supporting documents, submit admission documents to SEEPEX and ECC Step 4:Check of the admission documents (SEEPEX), Pass the trader exam (for non certified traders on EPEX Spot), Approval by SEEPEX and ECC Step 5:Technical set up of the trading system access  Exchange member is ready to start trading How to become a member?

11 Day-ahead auction with delivery on the Serbian control area Size The minimum volume increment is 0.1 MW. Tick The minimum price increment is EUR 0.1 per MWh. Underlying Electricity traded for delivery the following day in 24 hour intervals. Special case: A full 25 hour Excel template is needed when the clocks are set to winter time. Hour 3 and 3X can contain different values. When the time is switched to summer time the system automatically deletes the exceeding quantities for hour 3 (i.e am to 3.00 am). Place of Delivery Deliveries are made within the Serbian transmission system managed by EMS. Auction hours: 24 hrs per day starting forty five days before Delivery Day, 7 days a week, year-round, including statutory holidays. Order Book closes Daily at 10:15 am. Publication time The auction results are published as soon as they are available from 10:25. Type of orders Individual hours Orders contain up to 256 price/quantity combinations for each hour of the following day. Prices must be between 0.0 €/MWh and 3000 €/MWh. The 254 prices are not necessarily the same for each hour. A volume – whether positive, negative or nil – must be entered at the price limits. A price-inelastic order is sent by putting the same quantity at the price limits.

12 Entrance fees One-off € Annual fees One day-Ahead Auction € Transaction feesTrading feeClearing fee (ECC) Day-ahead auction0,095 €/MWh0,02 €/MWh Annual technical fees SEEPEX Trading System (ETS): 2 users and 2 portfolios8 000 € Additional user ETS (incl. read-only)3 000 € Additional portfolio ETS2 000 € SEEPEX price list

13 Serbia is located at the heart of the cross-border exchanges between South Eastern Europe and Central Eastern Europe  2 common borders with the 4MMC. Dynamic cross-border trading on its 8 borders with more: cca. 30 companies active on cross-border trading most of them are already admitted by EPEX SPOT and/or ECC SEEPEX Regional perspective: the cornerstone of power trading between CEE & SEE

14 Energy will belong to everyone… Vojvode Stepe Belgrade (Serbia) Tel