Day, monthly and annual statistics on the loading of networks, the application and consumption of electrical energy (operating statistics);

Statistics on the plant inventory of network operators and producers (stock statistics);

Statistics on market activity (market statistics);

Statistics on renewable energy sources (statistics on renewable energy sources);

Statistics on the promotion of renewable energy sources according to green electricity law, BGBl. No 149/2002, as last amended by the Federal Law of the Federal Republic of Germany (BGBl). I n ° 10/2007 (green electricity production statistics);

Statistics on prices and quantities of balancing energy (compensatory energy statistics);

Statistics on quality of supply (failure and fault statistics, and statistics on voltage quality);

Statistics on the non-availability of power stations (non-availability statistics).

"levy to end users" means the sum of the determined (measured and/or Supply to end users (from the public network-related consumption of the final consumer);

"working capacity" in the case of running power plants is the electrical work that can be generated in a given period of time from the (energy-economically) usable inflow;

"Reference and delivery" means the physical load flow at the transfer points (lines). Reference and delivery (delivery) are to be recorded separately (not anodised). The following are to be distinguished:

physical exchange of electricity with neighbouring countries (imports and/or exports),

physical exchange of electricity with other control zones (references or Taxes),

Supply to network areas in the own control zone outside the Austrian Federal territory,

production directly fed into foreign control zones;

"injected production" means the quantity of electrical energy produced from power stations into the public grid;

"egg generator" means a company which, in addition to its principal activity, generates electrical energy for the complete (including without recourse to the public network) or partial coverage of its own needs, and which does not share this share of the Public network. ÖBB-Infrastruktur Bau AG is considered to be a self-producer;

"public network" means an electricity network with a nominal frequency of 50 Hz, to which network access is to be granted in accordance with § 17 of the ElWOG;

"Austrian systematics of economic activities (ÖNACE)" which according to § 4 paragraph 5 Federal Statistics Act 2000, BGBl. I n ° 163/1999, Austrian version of the European economic classification NACE (ÖNACE, as amended), published in the Federal Statistical Office of Austria and published under the Internet address www.statistik.at;

"counting point" means a measuring point for electrical variables identified by a unique alphanumeric name, by means of which a network operator allocates all the measured values relevant to the offsetting;

"survey date" shall be the date on which the survey has to be taken;

"survey period" means the period over which data to be collected are to be aggregated;

"size class of reference" means those values in kWh which are used for the classification of end consumers;

"maximum net heating power" of a thermal power plant with combined heat and power generation of the heat of the heat transfer medium supplied by the plant to the heat grid (Fern) heat grid.

Hydroelectric power stations:

Running power stations with and without threshold operation,

Storage power stations (daily, weekly and annual storage power plants) with and without pump storage;

Thermal power plants:

with combined heat and power, broken down in accordance with Annex II to the ElWOG,

without combined heat and power;

Photovoltaic systems;

wind power stations;

geothermal systems.

Final consumers:

load-measured end-users,

households (standard load profile),

Trade (standard load profile),

agriculture (standard load profile),

Others (interruptible, paused, etc.);

Self-consumption for production. Transformer losses;

Network losses;

Consumption of pumped storage.

"urban areas of supply" count sprengel with a resident population of more than 1,000 inhabitants per square kilometre of permanent settlement area,

"Rural Areas of Supply" Count Sprengel with a resident population of not more than 1,000 inhabitants per square kilometre of permanent settlement space.

the total supply of electrical energy to final consumers from the public network;

the total supply of electrical energy to pumped-storage power stations;

the sum value of the line and transformer losses (charge to the balance sheet groups network losses);

the sum value of domestic production (feed-in).

the total supply of network areas in its own control zone outside the Austrian territory;

the supply to the public grid of power stations with a bottleneck output of more than 25 MW separately from power stations;

the sum value of physical exports;

the sum value of physical imports.

the total gross production of electrical energy separately by type of power station;

the reference from the public network;

the reference from foreign power stations operating at a frequency other than 50 Hz, separated by type of power station;

the supply to the public network;

the sum value of physical imports;

the sum value of physical exports;

the consumption of pump storage (pumping power consumption).

the total input of electrical energy from power stations (physical);

the physical imports of electrical energy over the individual lines, separated by lines;

the physical exports of electrical energy over the individual lines, separated by lines;

direct supply to the final consumer, indicating the loss of the network and the supply of power stations for pumped storage;

the total supply of network areas in its own control zone outside the Austrian territory;

the total supply of load-measured final consumers.

in the case of hydroelectric power stations, the total gross electricity production separately by type of power station;

in the case of running power plants, in addition to the normal working capacity and the working capacity;

in the case of storage power stations, the energy content, in relation to the last month of the month, separately after storage, indicating the consumption of pumped storage;

in the case of thermal power stations, gross electricity generation separately from power plant block and primary energy sources, as well as, in the case of plants with combined heat and power generation, the heat generation and delivery separately according to power plant block and primary energy sources; self-consumption for production, including losses of transformer, as well as the type and quantity of primary energy sources intended for the generation of electrical energy and heat, with the indication of consumption and storage at the last month of the month;

in the case of wind power plants (wind farms), photovoltaic installations and geothermal installations, power generation (feed-in) separately by type of power plant;

in the case of self-producers, in addition to the reference from the public network, the reference to external power plants (16 P Hz), the feed into the public grid and the consumption for pump storage.

physical imports by country;

physical exports to states.

Annual values pursuant to § 5 (1) (1) to (6);

the direct levy, as well as the number of final consumers, broken down into the household, commercial and agricultural components, as well as the final consumer measured by the load, broken down by size class according to the relation from the network a distinction between supply areas;

In addition, the direct delivery to final consumers is a distinction between the Federal States.

Annual values pursuant to § 5 (2) (1), (4), (5) and (6)

in the case of thermal power stations, the mean calorific value of each primary energy source used;

for thermal power plants with combined heat and power generation, the theoretical primary energy input for given power generation and minimum heat decoupling, as well as in the case of a given net heat generation and minimum electric generation, in each case for Best point separated by power plant block and primary energy carrier;

for storage power plants, moreover, the generation from pump storage.

the route and system lengths of installations for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy, separately for the network levels according to § 25 (5) Z 1 to 7 ElWOG, broken down by type of equipment (overhead line, cable);

Number, type and characteristics of the substations and transformers, separated for the network levels according to § 25 (5) Z 2 to 6 of the ElWOG, divided by voltage levels as well as by type of plant (substations, substations, transformer stations) by area of supply;

the number of counting points and points of consumption, as well as the corresponding quantities of final consumers, in each case separately according to network levels according to network levels. Section 25 (5) Z 1 to 7 of the ElWOG, as well as subdivisions into the components of the use as well as to the supply areas.

gross and net close-up performance, annual regular working capacity, maximum net heating power in thermal power stations, maximum storage capacity of primary energy carriers, maximum energy content of the associated storage capacity of storage power plants, in the case of thermal power stations, in each case, in relation to power plant blocks, in all other types of power stations, each power plant;

the respective number, power and type of emergency power plants associated with power stations (spare power supply systems).

the suppliers supplying domestic end-users, provided that such non-industrial end-users are not, within the meaning of Directive 90 /377/EEC, establishing a Community procedure to ensure the transparency of the industrial Final consumer to be paid gas and electricity prices, OJ L 327, 28.4.2002, p. No. 16., the volume-weighted average energy price in Eurocent/kWh for each of the survey periods January and July, for end users separately according to customer groups according to § 2 para. 3 Z 1 lit. b to e, in addition, all by default (ua. prices offered by means of price sheets);

the suppliers supplying domestic end-users, the number of counts supplied at the respective survey date of 31 December 24:00 and the supply to the final consumer for each calendar year, for each calendar year, for Final consumer separately according to customer groups according to § 2 para. 3 Z 1 lit. b to e;

producers with at least one power plant with a bottleneck performance of at least 25 MW at the respective survey date of 31 December 24.00, as well as the ownership structure (for those companies with a holding of more than 5%);

electricity exchanges for electrical energy for each calendar year, the monthly volume of sales of each product traded on the stock exchange or on the market place, and the corresponding average prices, monthly anonymized market concentration statistics in each case separately after purchase and sale, the monthly import and export flows triggered by the trade broken down by country, as well as a short comment on the development of quantities and prices;

the network operators, in each case for the survey period of one calendar month, the total number of final consumers and the number of end users who have switched the supplier, in each case separately by network level, and in the case of non-load-based End consumers are separated according to customer groups according to § 2 para. 3 Z 1 lit. b to e and, in the case of load-measured final consumers, by size class of the reference referred to in Annex II, lit. (j) the Commission Decision of 7 June 2007 amending Council Directive 90 /377/EEC on the introduction of a Community procedure to ensure the transparency of gas to be paid by industrial end-users; and Electricity prices, OJ C No. OJ L 148, 09.06.2007 p. 11;

the network operators, each for the survey period of a calendar year, the average time required for the production and repair of terminals, in each case separately by network level.

the network operators for the survey period of one calendar month each feeding into the public network of recognised green electricity systems as measured by load (section 5 (1) (Z 27) in conjunction with § 7 of the Ecoelectricity Act), separated by plant (power stations), with the indication of the number of points, the type of power plant and/or the type of power plant, respectively. of the primary energy carrier as well as of the membership of the LCA group. Corrections due to the second clearing shall be reported without delay;

the network operators for the survey period of one calendar year in each case the feed into the public network of non-load-based green power plants (§ 5 para. 1 Z 27 in conjunction with § 7 of the Oekostromgesetz) separately according to plants (power stations), with the respective indication of the counting point designation, the power plant type and/or the power plant type. of the primary energy carrier as well as of the membership of the LCA group. Corrections due to the second clearing shall be reported without delay;

producers are responsible for the bottleneck performance of the recognised green power plants operated by them (Section 5 (1) Z 27 in conjunction with Section 7 of the Ecoelectricity Act) at the relevant survey date 31 December 24.00, broken down by plant, indicating the Location (state).

quarterly the amounts of electrical energy taken over by the eco-current winding site, broken down by the classification of the current Regulation on the current eco-electricity regulation;

The number of green electricity plants under contract at the beginning of the year and at the end of the year, as well as the number of eco-electricity systems which have been discharged from the support system during the course of the year, broken down according to the classification system of each of the Existing Regulation on green electricity;

the total congestion at the beginning of the year and at the end of the year under contract of green electricity, broken down according to the classification of the existing eco-electricity regulation;

quarterly the total quantity of the green electricity allocated to the electricity traders and the charges for which they are based, broken down by the system of the applicable eco-electricity regulations;

annually the total available funding and quarterly the subsidies paid in accordance with the feed-in tariffs, broken down according to the nomenclature of the Ecoelectricity Regulation;

quarterly the amount of and expenses for balancing energy, broken down within the meaning of § 15 (4) of the Ecoelectricity Act;

annually the funds made available by the countries pursuant to Section 10a (9) of the Ecoelectricity Act.

the quantity of the balancing energy as a whole;

the amount of balancing energy per balance sheet;

the prices of the balancing energy.

for the network levels according to § 25 (5) Z 4 and Z 5 ElWOG nationwide, which means that the recording of the voltage quality by means of technical/scientific or mathematical models with the necessary measuring effort in the A medium-voltage range is to be carried out, whereby individual measuring points, corresponding to the model used, must allow comprehensible statements about the voltage quality in the network area under consideration, and

for the network levels according to § 25 Abs. 5 Z 6 and Z 7 ElWOG punctual

the use of administrative and other data of the Energie-Control GmbH, of data of the network operators, of the clearing points for transactions and price formation for the balancing energy, as well as of the balance-sheet groups and the green-current winding station;

periodic reporting by the companies subject to reporting requirements.

Network operator;

end-users;

producers;

Ice-generator,

electricity traders;

Balance group responsible;

Balance group coordinators;

Eco-pantograph;

power exchanges;

Rule zone guides;

Suppliers.

the implementation of national and international statistical obligations;

for publications and previews

Operating statistics, which has to include:

daily workload in the public network and the total current account balance on the third Wednesday of each month;

Monthly and annual values of the components of the use of electrical energy, separately on an annual basis, separately according to federal states, and for end users of network levels 6 and 7 (low voltage) separately according to the components of use, for the final consumer, in addition to the size class of the reference, separately;

Annual and annual values of the production of electrical energy (physical) produced and fed into the public network (physical), separated by type of power plant and primary energy sources, specifying gross and net production, for thermal power stations above In addition, the primary energy input for generating electrical energy and heat;

Monthly and annual values of physical imports and exports, separately by country;

the monthly production coefficient of the running power stations, as well as the storage capacity and storage capacity of primary energy sources, in each case at the last month of each month;

Inventory statistics, which have to include:

Inventory of equipment for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy, broken down by network level according to § 25 (5) Z 1 to 7 ElWOG, broken down by type of installation;

Stock of power stations, broken down by power plant types and narrow-pass performance classes;

Monthly and annual values of the normal working capacity of the running power stations;

Market statistics, which have to include:

Price development, broken down by end-use categories;

Seasonal and regional development of the change of supply, broken down by network level, for non-load-measured end users separately according to customer groups according to § 2 (3) (1) (1) (1) lit. b to e as well as for load-related final consumers in addition to the size classes of the reference;

concentration data on the production and retail markets and on the electricity exchanges and other electrical energy trading venues;

the average length of time for the manufacture and repair of connections;

Statistics on renewable energy sources, which have to be included:

Monthly values (at load-measured recognised installations) and annual values (for non-load-measured recognised installations) of the total produced and of recognised green electricity systems (§ 5 para. 1 Z 27 in conjunction with § 7 of the Ecoelectricity Act) in the public grid of electrical energy production, broken down by type of power station; primary energy sources;

Monthly values (in the case of recognised installations measured in the case of load) and annual values (for non-load-measured recognised installations) of the production of electrical energy fed into the public grid by small-scale hydroelectric power stations (up to 10 MW of congestion);

Monthly and annual values of the total electrical energy and heat generated in thermal power plants with combined heat and power generation, indicating the thermal output and the bottleneck performance, the primary energy input and technical characteristics (efficiencies);

Eco-electricity production statistics, which have to include:

Monthly and annual values of the production of electrical energy fed into the public grid, broken down in accordance with the Nomenclature of the Ecoelectricity Regulation, of recognised green power plants (§ 5 para. 1 Z 27 in conjunction with § 7 of the Ecoelectricity Act);

the number of installations of the respective categories in accordance with the ecoelectricity regulation in the course of the year;

Development of the financial management of green electricity production, including expenditure on balancing energy;

Compensatory energy statistics, this has to include:

number of balance sheet groups per rule zone;

prices for balancing energy per control zone based on quarter-hour values and average prices;

Quantity of balancing energy per control zone based on quarter-hour values;

the amount of balancing energy of the individual LCA groups based on quarter-hour values;

Failure and fault statistics, which have to include separately according to the network and voltage levels:

the network operator concerned;

the average and longest duration of supply interruptions;

Number of network users affected;

the cause of the supply disruption (the failure);

the estimated quantity of electrical energy affected by the interruption of the supply (failure);

reliability measures;

Statistics on the voltage quality, which has to include separately according to network levels:

the network operators involved;

the number of measurements and measurement sites carried out;

the duration of the measurements;

the results of the measurements on the characteristics of the voltage in public electricity supply networks in accordance with the characteristics described in the contract (e.g. nominal voltage, agreed supply voltage, slow and Rapid voltage change, voltage fluctuation, voltage drop, supply interruption, flicker, temporarily mains-frequency overvoltage, transient overvoltage, harmonic voltage, voltage of interharmonics, voltage asymmetry, signal voltages, frequency);

the average duration of the restoration of the supply;

Non-availability statistics, which shall include:

the producers concerned;

Performance, work and time indicators of non-availability, broken down by type of power station, as well as by age and performance classes.