Key Benefits:
Attended the session: Philippe de LADOUCETTE, Chairman, Christine CHAUVET, Catherine EDWIGE, Yann PADOVA and Jean-Pierre SOTURA, Commissioners.
Transmission system operators (GRD) of electricity are responsible for the transmission of electricity on the Public distribution networks to final customers. They charge the routing of electricity to users of their network, in accordance with the rates of use of the public distribution networks (TURPE HTA-BT) set by the Commission for the Regulation of Energy
CRE). Provision of electricity supply, there are also ancillary benefits exclusively carried out by the GRD of electricity. These benefits, made at the request of primarily suppliers and end customers, are collected for each electricity GRD in a public benefit catalog.
The cost of these benefits is:
-or Fully covered by the routing rate (basic benefits, such as change of supplier, which are not subject to specific invoicing);
-be covered in whole or in part by the cost of the benefit invoiced by the GRD Of electricity. The share of the cost not covered by the rate of the benefit is covered by the rate of carriage.
In addition, the GRD of electricity can offer services in the competitive field, of which they freely fix the price While respecting the principles of competition law. However, the CRE has asked the GRD of electricity that these benefits be clearly identified as such and isolated in the benefit catalogue, in order to avoid any likelihood of confusion with the benefits which they carry out on an exclusive basis. In addition, the operator must expressly state that such benefits may be performed by other providers.
The ministerial decision of 14 January 2010 approving the tariffs of the ancillary benefits to those responsible The equilibrium achieved under the monopoly of the managers of public electricity distribution networks taken on the proposal of the CRE on 8 October 2009, which entered into force on 1 February 2010, sets the rates for the annexes to the Exclusive title by GRD to the attention of those responsible for balance.
However, the provisions of the Energy Code now confer on the CRE the competence for the charging of ancillary benefits carried out in respect of the
For example, the provisions of article L. 341-3 of the Energy Code state that " The Commission for the regulation of fixed energy [...] the methodologies used to establish the tariffs of the ancillary benefits carried out on an exclusive basis " By GRD.
This same article also states that " The Commission for the Regulation of Energy shall decide, if necessary at the request of the managers of public transport or electricity distribution networks, on the developments [...] of the tariffs of the ancillary benefits carried out exclusively by The managers of these networks " Stating, in addition, that the CRE shall, in accordance with the manner in which it determines, consult the players in the energy market.
The decision of 14 January 2010 authores GRDs to implement ancillary benefits to the Balance, on an experimental basis. This experimental benefit scheme allows for the assessment of the suitability of the services offered to the needs of the equilibrium managers over a period of up to two years.
Thus, in accordance with the rules laid down in the decision On 14 January 2010, the ERDF set up in January 2012 four experimental benefits for a period of two years, after having previously notified them to the CRE by justifying, the content and the price of the benefits and the duration of the The trial period.
Four benefits to officials Have been experimented since 2012:
- " Ecarts in S + 1 balance sheets And " Transmission of Ecarts in S + 1 with tendency of calage " ;
- " Transmission of advance CARD-S " ;
- " Forwarding Expected RecoTemp Balance " ;
- " Transmission of the ARENH data ".
At the end of this first experimental period, ERDF has drawn back experience from the survey of market participants in November 2013 to know their satisfaction. This return of experience shows that the experienced benefits have given satisfaction to those responsible for balance. Therefore, they are thus called upon to leave the experimental context in order to be perpetuated in ancillary benefits. The CRE was referred by ERDF to a request for the evolution of the ancillary benefits to those responsible for the balance. The purpose of this application is to perpetuate the four benefits offered on an experimental basis since January 2012.
The CRE points out that the experimental benefit scheme carried out on an experimental basis has made it possible to meet the need for the creation of New benefits and to evaluate the adequacy of the services offered to the needs of the balance-managers over a two-year period. Therefore, the tariff framework for implementing experimental benefits is maintained.
On the other hand, advanced metering systems, through their new capacity to measure electricity consumption, will allow for the Development by suppliers of new tariff offers adapted to the specific needs of their customers. The deliberation of the CRE of 25 February 2015 approving Chapter F of section 2 of the rules proposed by RTE relating to the programming, the adjustment mechanism and the system of responsible for equilibrium, act on the evolution of the Profiling device that defines how to recover the feeds from these new offers. The ERC wishes to supplement these provisions with the creation of a provision of " Optional Reconstitution of Flow on the Basis of Measurement Curves " Allowing equilibrium managers to request a reenactment of load curve flows for a user who has subscribed to an offer for which a profile in relation to the metering structure of the metering device exists. This benefit will be invoiced at a price representative of the additional cost of processing load in relation to the profiling.
In line with the developments contained in the release of the Energy Regulatory Commission of 28 May 2015 Decision on the pricing of ancillary benefits exclusively carried out by electricity distribution network operators in connection with the transmission of consumption data, the ERC also wishes to develop Ancillary benefits " Weekly Transmission of the Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve " And " Weekly Transmission of the Production Measurement Curve "
order to obtain the advice of those responsible for balance, and in accordance with the provisions of the L. 341-3 of the Energy Code, the tariff rules were the subject of a public consultation from 9 to 30 April 2015. This consultation followed a questionnaire from the balance-makers to obtain their views on the current catalogue and the changes envisaged.
The analysis of the GRD requests and the responses of the stakeholders as well as Cost elements presented by ERDF lead to:
-perpetuate experimental benefits " Transmission of the balance sheets in S + 1 "," Transmission of the Ecarts en S + 1 with tendency of calage (TC) "," Transmission of advance CARD-S perimeters " And " Forwarding Expected RecoTemp Balance " ;
-maintain the pricing framework for conducting experiments;
-put in place the benefit " Optional reconstitution of flows on the basis of measurement curves ".
-change benefits" Weekly Transmission of the Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve " And " Weekly Transmission of the Production Measurement Curve " In basic delivery.
SUMMARY
A. Methodology for Changing Tariff Rules
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2 Benefit Pricing Guidelines. Tariff developments and entry into force
3. Main evolutions of the tariff rules
a) Review of the experiment
b) Creation of benefits " Transmission of balance sheets in S + 1 " And " Transmission of balance sheets in S + 1 with "
c) Creation of delivery" Transmission of advance CARD-S perimeters "
d) Creation of the benefit" Forwarding advanced RecoTemp balance sheets "
4. Form of
tariff rules 5. Evolution procedure on request of
B distribution network operators. Tariff rules for ancillary benefits performed exclusively by electricity distribution system operators
1.
2 definitions. General
3. Basic benefits to balance managers proposed by electricity distribution system operators
a) Transmission of the perimeter
b) Transmission of the temperature curve
c) Monthly transmission of the Consumption adjusted measurement curve
d) Monthly transmission of the production measure curve
e) Weekly transmission of the adjusted consumption measurement curve
f) Weekly transmission of the measurement curve Production
g) Transmission of production energy
h) ARENH data transmission
4. Provision of ancillary benefits to those responsible for the balance required to be proposed by electricity distribution system operators
a) Optional maintenance of flows on the basis of measurement curves
5. Provision of ancillary benefits to those responsible for the balance that may be proposed by electricity distribution system operators
a) Transmission of a data history of the balance manager
b) Transmission of the Bilans
c) Transmission of Detailed Bilans by Sub-profile
d) Transmission of Detailed Bilans by Sub-profile and by Supplier
e) Transmission of sampled unit uses
f) Advance S-1 transmission of Aggregate usage factors by subprofile
g) Transmission of Bilans Ecarts S + 1 with pattern of calage
h) M-1 transmission from the list of CARD-S present at the balance of the balance in the following month
i) Transmission of anticipated RecoTemp Bilans
6. Benefits performed on an experimental basis
7. Rate Indexing
A. -Methodology for the evolution of the tariff rules
1. Principles for the pricing of ancillary benefits
The provisions of Article L. 341-3 of the Energy Code Give the CRE the competence to establish the methodologies used to establish the tariffs of the ancillary benefits carried out exclusively by the GRD of electricity.
The prices of the ancillary benefits carried out exclusively by the GRD Currently in force have been fixed by the Releasing the CRE on May 13, 2015, a decision on the pricing of ancillary benefits performed exclusively by electricity distribution network operators.
Les section L. 341-2 of the Energy Code report that TURPE includes " Part of the costs of the ancillary benefits carried out exclusively by the managers of these networks'. Thus, the TURPE covers some of the costs associated with the realization of these benefits.
The current TURPE also provides that the receipts from the ancillary benefits are deducted from the charges to be covered by the tariffs. In addition, these revenues are integrated within the scope of the Expense and Product Control Account (CRCP) of the ERDF. Thus, any positive difference (revenue earned above the forecast revenue) between the forecast trajectory of the ancillary benefit receipts and the trajectory realized is deducted from the TURPE, for the benefit of the users. In a symmetrical way, ERDF shall be compensated for any negative differences between the forecast trajectory and the trajectory of the income from the ancillary benefits.
Finally, the TURPE 4 HTA/BT provides that the revenue from the ancillary benefits Created during the tariff period are excluded from the scope of the CPR provided that the costs incurred in providing these benefits were not taken into account in the development of the TURPE.
2. Tariff developments and entry into force
These rates are intended to apply as of August 1, 2015.
In application of provisions of article L. 341-3 of the Energy Code, sent to the CRE the accounting and technical elements In order to give an opinion on the changes requested in the level and structure of the tariffs of the ancillary services performed on an exclusive basis, to
According to the data transmitted by ERDF to the CRE, the costs of implementing the ancillary benefits to the equilibrium managers consist mainly of unit labour costs linked to the Development. Once amortized, these benefits maintain a workforce need for service quality control and compliance with ICS rules and scalable maintenance work to optimize their digital flows.
According to ERDF, The increase in unit labour costs between 2009 and 2013 is 5.8 %, or 1.4 % per annum on average. This is consistent with the rate of price inflation observed in France during the same period.
In view of these factors, this release indexes the price of these benefits on inflation. In order to harmonise the rules for the indexing of the rates of benefit schedules with those of the TURPE, the rates for the annexes to those responsible for balance shall be revised on each anniversary date of the entry into force of the This release is based on changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
3. Main evolutions of the tariff rules
This deliberation replaces the CRE proposal of 8 October 2009, which entered into force on 1 February 2010, fixing the prices of the ancillary benefits carried out exclusively By the GRD to the attention of those responsible for balance.
It also introduces the creation of five new benefits, four of which derive from experimental benefits and the development of benefits. Weekly Transmission of the Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve " And " Weekly Transmission of the Production Measurement Curve "
Finally, it creates a new section in the tariff rules to clarify the basic benefits the consistency of which results in particular from Chapter E of Section 2 of the rules relating to the Balance.
3.1. Perennisation of experimental benefits
a) Test results:
At the beginning of 2011, new needs of the equilibrium managers were identified by the working group " Recoflux " Under the aegis of the ERC and on the occasion of the satisfaction survey conducted by ERDF with those responsible for balance at that time. These needs were articulated around two axes:
-forecasting aid, through the early transmission of data;
-the implementation of law n ° 2010-1488 of December 7, 2010 for the organization of the electricity market, known as the "Law" NOME ", which provided for the transmission of ARENH data (Access regulated to historical nuclear power).
A consultation of the actors carried out at the end of 2011 had led to the creation of four experimental benefits proposed for a 2 years from January 2012:
-Spread Ecarts in S + 1 with or without Cage Trend;
-M-1 transmission from the list of CARD-S present at the perimeter of the ROE the following month;
-Reconcile Reconcile Balance Balance Sheet Transmission (RecoTemp) anticipated;
-ARENH data transmission.
A return of experience on these benefits was carried out by the end of 2013 from a satisfaction questionnaire sent to the equilibrium managers. On the basis of this feedback, ERDF presented on 26 November 2013 in the working group " Recoflux ", the following changes in the benefit catalog to the balance managers:
-creation of a benefit" Ecarts in S + 1 balance sheets ;
-creating a benefit " Transmission of the Ecarts to S + 1 balance sheets with "Cage Trend" ;
-creating a benefit " Transmission of advance CARD-S perimeters " ;
-creating a benefit " Forwarding of anticipated RecoTemp balance sheets ".
The trial period for these benefits was extended by two years at the beginning of 2014 in application of the ministerial decision of January 14, 2010.
Experimental benefit" Transmission of ARENH data " Has evolved as a basic benefit in the implementation of the CRE deliberation of 5 July 2012 approving the rules for the transmission of data in the framework of the regulated access to historical nuclear
. That the ancillary benefit scheme carried out on an experimental basis served to meet the need for the creation of new services and to assess the adequacy of the services offered to the needs of officials over a period of two years Balance. Therefore, the tariff framework for the implementation of experimental benefits is maintained, with an evolution allowing the CRE to terminate the experiment if the conditions are met.
b) Creation of benefits " Transmission of balance sheets in S + 1 " And " Transmission of balance sheets in S + 1 with "Slayer Tendency" :
The transmission of Global Consumption Bilans (BGC) to S + 1 (Week + 1) allows equilibrium managers with a portfolio of profiled sites to have at S + 1 a precise vision of the constituent elements of the BGC S + 2. The interest of the equilibrium managers is to refine their supply and anticipate the detection of possible anomalies.
The coefficient of calage is an important part of the uncertainty about the balancing costs charged in The framework of the flow recovery mechanism, equilibrium managers with profiled sites can further optimize their forecasts using the " Calage trend ", an indicator similar to the RTE calming coefficient for the national grid.
This benefit includes two options:
-BGC S + 1 transmission;
-BGC S + 1 transmission with Sending Trend.
In addition, the main reason for the low number of underwriting of this benefit is its price,
In view of the interest expressed by the players in these experimental performances, it proposes to perpetuate them, and to change the prices of the two options downward. Because the costs associated with these benefits are mainly fixed costs, their average costs depend heavily on subscriptions.
The new rates would now be as follows:
-245 € HT per month for transmission of BGC in S + 1 (compared to 325 € HT per month now);
-350 € HT per month for transmission of the BGC with the Trending Trend option (compared to 785 € HT per month now).
The CRE considers this benefit to be effective Visibility to managers and improve the reliability of the process " Deviations." It also allows for optimization of the system by promoting the prediction.
c) Creation of the benefit " Transmission of advance CARD-S perimeters " :
This benefit is to pass on to a balance manager, the last working day of each month:
-the list of distribution network access contract (CARD-S) sites active on its perimeter for the following month;
-the input and output streams of the CARD-S sites over the last month.
This Information enables the balance managers concerned to improve the knowledge of the composition of their scope.
The satisfaction survey carried out by ERDF at the end of 2013 showed that several equilibrium managers were considering subscribing to the This benefit in the near future.
Adjust the prices, currently charged 325 € HT monthly, by segmenting the price according to the number of sites in contract CARD on the perimeter. This proposal makes it possible to adapt prices according to the needs of the equilibrium leader and to take into account the variable implementation costs, which are highly dependent on the size of the perimeter of the balance manager:
160 € HT per month for a perimeter where the number of sites in CARD contract is less than 100;
325 € HT per month for a perimeter including the number of sites under contract CARD and included between 100 and 500;
650 € HT per month for a perimeter Including the number of sites in the CARD contract and more than 500.
evaluated the forecast volumetrics for this seven subscriptions (two for CARD-S perimeters of less than 100 sites, three for perimeters between 100 and 500 Sites and two for perimeters greater than 500 sites.
CRE considers this Delivery is likely to facilitate the management of the perimeters by those responsible for balance.
d) Creation of the benefit " Forwarding Expected RecoTemp Balance " :
This benefit consists of transmitting to the equilibrium manager an advance vision of the Balance Sheet of the Temporelle of each week S of a month M, calculated according to the rules of the ReConciliation process Temporelle, 2 maturities, M + 6 And M + 12.
The expected RecoTemp balance sheets are calculated from the elements that are available at the end of the calculation.
This benefit allows equilibrium managers with a portfolio of profiled sites to evaluate the energy volumes that Will be billed to RecoTemp. Despite a limited volume of subscriptions, ERDF proposes to maintain the benefit. Its implementation costs are mostly fixed at fixed costs, however small.
ERDF proposed to maintain the price of this benefit at its current level, namely 460 € HT.
The CRE considers that this benefit allows for the To facilitate decision-making and improve the ability to anticipate the RecoTemp billing for balance managers.
3.2. Evolution of the ancillary benefits " Weekly Transmission of the Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve "and" Weekly Transmission of the Production Measurement Curve " In basic delivery
These two benefits are to pass on to the head of equilibrium the adjusted weekly consumption measurement curve and the weekly production measurement curve of the sites attached to its perimeter Balance on the network managed by the GRD and having signed a contract CARD-sprinting or CARD-injection.
The CRE develops these ancillary benefits in basic provision, in order to align the rates of the access benefits to the Measure the consumption and production of the sites under contract CARD for the Responsible for balance with those implemented for access to the measurement curve for suppliers and non-client users CARD provided for by the Energy Regulatory Commission of 28 May decision on the The charging of ancillary benefits carried out exclusively by transmission system operators for the transmission of consumption data. This benefit will be performed at the request of a balance authority or a third party authorized by it.
3.3. Creating the benefit " Optional Reconstitution of Flow on the Basis of Measurement Curves "
Advanced metering systems, by their new electricity consumption measurement capabilities, will allow suppliers to develop new pricing offerings tailored to their specific needs Customers.
To enable the recovery of customers' consumption of all new tariff offers that may emerge, Chapter F of Section 2 of the rules on programming, the adjustment mechanism and the Equilibrium device approved by the ERC on 25 February 2015 (1), Entered into force on April 1, 2015, provides that " Where the measurement structure of the metering device of the Site does not allow to ensure correspondence with one of the Profiles [...], the Site may be reconstructed from its load curve telerelieved according to the terms of the CARD contracts, of Account service, GRD-F and the Regulated Sales Tariff, as specified in the GRD-RE Special Conditions ".
If the reconstruction of flows on the basis of measurement curves can generate costs higher than those of the Rebuilding feeds from profiles, the CRE considers that it is desirable that no cost Extra is not charged when using the measurement curve to replenish an offer that does not match any existing profile. Such a mutualisation would make it possible not to disadvantage the new supply offers which do not meet the conditions for the assignment of any existing profile, in relation to offers based on the shape of the regulated tariffs Where current profiles exist.
However, when there is a profile in phase with the structure of the supply measurement grid and a balance manager asks, for his or her own needs, to reconstitute the Consumption on the basis of the measurement curve, the ERC considers that it would not be Not equitable to pool these specific costs between users through the TURPE count component. Indeed, such a choice of the head of balance creates additional costs which, in view of the existence of a suitable profile, are not a prerequisite for the development of the corresponding supply offering.
As a result, the CRE creates An annex benefit obligatorily to be proposed exclusively by the GRD, allowing equilibrium managers to request the use of measurement curves while profiles in phase with the structure of the measurement grid The offer could be used. This benefit will be included in the tariff rules in a specific paragraph concerning the compulsory benefits to be proposed by the GRD, the other benefits to those responsible for balance being benefits
This benefit will be invoiced 140,00 € HT per year and per site concerned.
The CRE considers that this benefit makes it possible to relax the management of the replenishment of flows by the equilibrium managers in their Left the possibility to choose how to rebuild the streams in A measurement curve at a moderate cost that meets the expectations of the actors.
4. Form of tariff rules
The tariff rules relating to ancillary benefits carried out on an exclusive basis by operators of electricity distribution networks to those responsible for balance in the part B of this deliberation contains seven sections.
The first two sections define the concepts used and the general provisions applicable.
The third section recalls the content and timeliness of the benefits
The fourth section describes the content and sets the Rates and the deadlines for completion of the compulsory ancillary benefits proposed by the GRD, invoiced for the act.
The fifth section describes the content and sets the rates and the time limits for the realization of the ancillary benefits which may be Proposed by the GRD, charged to the act.
The sixth section authorizes GRDs to implement ancillary benefits on an experimental basis.
The seventh section describes the indexing mechanism for the associated benefit rates.
5. Evolution procedure on request of distribution network operators
The players have the opportunity to present and discuss the developments they wish to see taken into account by the ERC in the framework of the EWG, led by the CRE services.
In addition, if new requirements are expressed, GRDs may submit a request for the creation of a new benefit to the CRE. This request includes the cost of this benefit (together with the methodology and the calculation parameters of this cost) and the forecast volumetrics.
If applicable, the CRE will make a new tariff decision in application article L. 341-3 of the energy code.
B. -Tariff rules for ancillary benefits performed exclusively by electricity distribution system operators
1. Definitions
For the purposes of these rules, the terms used are those defined in section 1 of the tariff rules for the use of public electricity networks in the HTA or BT voltage
. The terms used are those defined by the rules for programming, the adjustment mechanism, and the balancing device.
2. General provisions
These rules describe the content of the ancillary benefits provided exclusively by distribution system operators to those responsible for the balance and set the rates for those services. Benefits by specifying, where appropriate, the standard or maximum time limits for the realization of these benefits.
Distribution system operators guarantee the provision of these benefits under transparent conditions and Non-discriminatory, to all those responsible for balance.
These benefits The annexes are carried out at the request of a balance official or a third party authorised by him. GRD may condition the completion of the ancillary benefits referred to in Sections 4 and 5 of these tariff rules to a subscription for a maximum period of one year.
100 % of the ancillary benefits provided by the Distribution network operators are included in their associated benefit catalogues.
The rates set out in these tariff rules are expressed in euros excluding all taxes. Unless otherwise provided, these rates are invoiced by the balance perimeter.
It is the responsibility of the GRD to specify the practical conditions for completion, the restrictive clauses, the access channels, the contractual clauses relating to the Ancillary benefits covered by these tariff rules.
Some ancillary benefits are invoiced on a quotation. Quotes are built on the basis of:
-standard labor costs, a function of stakeholder qualification;
-price included in a technical template for standard operations or actual costs.
GRD may provide for shorter or standard deadlines than those set out in these tariff rules.
GRD publishes and communicates through their care their benefit catalogue, including all elements Above, to any person by making the request. This publication must be carried out on the GRD website or, in the absence of such a site, by any other appropriate means. The supplementary benefit catalogues of the GRD will be published by the operators no later than the day before the entry into force of this release.
3. Basic benefits to the balance managers proposed by electricity distribution system operators
a) Scope Transmission:
The benefit is for each week S to be transmitted to the Responsible for balancing the elements attached to its scope.
The benefit includes sending the following items:
-the EIC code of the balance manager;
-the measurement point identifier;
-the data type, Consumer " CONS " Or producer " "PROD" ;
-the affected profile if profile;
-The balance sheets are transmitted according to the calculation and publication schedule of the overall consumption balance sheets (defined in section 2 of the rules for programming, the adjustment mechanism, and the Equilibrium device), that is, for a week S of month M:
-start and end dates of activity in week S.
-in M + 1 not later than Thursday before 12 h of S + 2S;
-during the M + 3 rejeu before 12 of the month M + 3;
-during the M + 6 replay before the seventh day of the month M + 5 ;
-during the M + 12 rejeu before the 5 of the month M + 12;
-during the M + 14 rejeu before the 15th of the month M + 14.
b) Temperature curve transmission:
The benefit is, for each day J, to transmit to the equilibrium leader the temperature flux used for the calculation of the load curve estimated by profiling the delivery points of its balance perimeter on the managed network By
The benefit includes sending the following items:
-the day and the point 30 'concerned;
-the corresponding temperature, at step 30', in degree Celsius.
Data is transmitted by J + 3 for the day J.
c) Monthly Transmission of Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve:
The benefit is to transmit to the head of equilibrium the monthly measurement curve of the adjusted consumption of the sites attached to its equilibrium perimeter on the network managed by the GRD and having entered into a CARD contract.
La Benefit includes the sending of energy consumption within 10 minutes of energy corresponding to the blocks delivered to the site within the framework of " NEB-Site " And validated.
Data is transmitted for a month M on the 15th day of month M + 1.
d) Monthly transmission of the production measurement curve:
The benefit is to transmit to the balance person the monthly measurement curve within 10 minutes of the production of the sites attached to its equilibrium perimeter on the network managed by the GRD and having entered into a contract CARD-injection.
Data is transmitted for a month M on the 15th day of the month M + 1.
e) Weekly Transmission of the Consumer Adjusted Measurement Curve
The benefit is to transmit to the equilibrium leader the curve of Weekly measurement of the adjusted consumption of the sites associated with its equilibrium perimeter On the network managed by the GRD and having signed a contract CARD-sprinting.
The benefit includes the sending of the consumption within 10 minutes of the energy corresponding to the blocks delivered to the site within the framework of " NEB-Site " And committed.
Sites that have signed a reconstituted CARD-reprint contract are not affected by this benefit.
Data is transmitted in S + 1 for a given week.
This benefit is performed on demand An equilibrium official or a third party authorized by him.
(f) Weekly transmission of the production measurement curve:
The benefit is to transmit to the balance manager the weekly measurement curve within 10 minutes of the production of the sites attached to its equilibrium perimeter on the network managed by the GRD and having entered into a contract CARD-injection.
Data is transmitted in S + 1 for a given S week.
This benefit is performed at the request of a balance or a third party authorized by it.
g) Transmission of production energy:
The benefit is to transmit to the balance manager the production energy of the sites attached to its equilibrium perimeter on the network managed by the GRD who do not receive downloaded load curves and have signed a contract CARD-injection.
Data transmission times are set at the rate of publication to the client.
h) Transmission of ARENH data:
The benefit is underwritten by the balance manager, one of whom has at least one supplier. Subscribs to the ARENH. The benefit is to transmit, for each week S, to RTE and to the head of equilibrium, the data used to establish the consumption found in application of the Href=" /viewTexte.do?cidTexte=JORFTEXT000023915642 &categorieLink = cid"> decree n ° 2011-466 of 28 April 2011 setting the conditions for the regulated access to historical nuclear power.
The data transmitted are as follows:
-the estimated consumption load curve for small, profiled consumers attached to the equilibrium leader's equilibrium perimeter;
-the estimated consumption load curve for large profiled consumers Attached to the balance of the balance of the equilibrium leader;
-The load curve of the estimated consumption of the Profiling Sites attached to the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance
the balance Adjusted remote consumer survey sites connected to the RPD attached to the balance of the balance of the balance of the balance and corrected the surplus NBFs of the customers telesurveyed; and
-The load curve for the ROE-related corrections-Site delivered in excess of the actual consumption of sites RDB connected to the RPD;
And multi-vendor equilibrium managers, only:
-For each site receiving NBFs, the load curve of the NEB-Site correction delivered in excess of the actual consumption of the RPD.
Data for a week S of year A is transmitted Before March 10 of year A + 1.
4. Provision of ancillary benefits to those responsible for the balance to be proposed by electricity distribution system operators
Managers of public distribution networks must propose to the Responsible for balancing the following related benefits.
a) Optional reconstitution of flows on the basis of measurement curves:
The benefit is to propose to the equilibrium managers the use of the recorded measurement curves of certain sites of their scope for the reconstruction of flows, even as estimated measurement curves on the basis of profiles In phase with the structure of the supplier's offer of sale grid could be used, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter F of the rules relating to the balancing act.
This benefit is invoiced 140,00 € HT per year and per site for which the measurement curve is used for the Rebuilding optional streams.
5. Provision of ancillary benefits to those responsible for the balance that can be proposed by electricity distribution system operators
Managers of public distribution networks can propose to managers Balancing the following ancillary benefits.
a) Transmission of a data history of the balance manager:
The benefit is to provide the balance manager or authorized third party with a history of the data available to the balance manager over a period of time, following his or her request.
This benefit is charged on a quote, in Function of the volume and nature of the data desired by the applicant.
The timeframe for completion is determined by the nature and volume of the data requested.
b) Transmission of the Bilans:
The benefit is to transmit to the equilibrium leader the aggregate flows below, calculated for each week S from the elements present in its equilibrium perimeter on the network managed by the GRD:
-the aggregate load curve of the estimated consumption;
-the aggregate load curve of the estimated productions;
-the aggregate load curve of the downloaded consumption;
-the aggregate load curve of the productions Remote;
-modeled loss load curve.
This benefit is invoiced 189.21 € HT per month.
Balance sheets are transmitted according to the calculation and publication schedule for global consumption balance sheets (defined at Section 2 of the rules on programming, the adjustment mechanism and For a balancing device), or for a week S:
-in M + 1 not later than Thursday before 12h of S + 2 S;
-in the case of M + 3 before 12 of the month M + 3;
-in the case of M + 6 before the seventh day of the month M + 5;
-during the M + 12 rejeu before the 5th of the month M + 12;
-during the M + 14 rejeu before the 15th of the month M + 14.
c) Transmission of the detailed Bilans by subprofile:
The benefit is to transmit the estimated load curves per subprofile for each week S.
This benefit includes the transmission of the aggregate curves per production subprofile and/or subprofile of Consumption according to the composition of the portfolio of the balance manager and the optional sending to a third party designated by the balance manager.
This benefit is charged 553.64 € HT per month.
Balance sheets are transmitted According to the timetable for calculating and publishing the overall balance sheets Consumption (defined in section 2 of the rules for programming, the adjustment mechanism and the balancing act).
d) Transmission of the Detailed Bilans by sub-profile and by supplier:
The benefit is to pass on the estimated load curves per subprofile and per vendor for each week S.
This benefit is invoiced 1208.33 € HT per month.
Balance sheets are transmitted according to the Timetable for the calculation and publication of the overall consumption balance sheets (as defined in section 2 of the rules on programming, the adjustment mechanism and the balancing device).
e) Transmission of the factors of use Sample units:
The benefit is to pass on to the balance manager the use factors sampled for the M + 3 week of the week S.
This benefit is invoiced 99.97 € HT per month.
Data is transmitted for the month M at most Late before 12 of the month M + 3.
f) Early S-1 transmission of the factors of use aggregated by subprofile:
The benefit is to transmit to the balance manager, before the start of week S, the use factors of week S aggregated by subprofile to its balance perimeter on the network managed by the GRD.
This benefit is invoiced 780,46 € HT per month.
Data for a week S is transmitted by Thursday of week S-1.
g) Transmission of Bilans Ecarts in S + 1 with pattern of calage:
The benefit is to transmit on the perimeter of the equilibrium leader on the network managed by the GRD, for each week S the aggregated flows below, calculated in S + 1 according to the rules of the Ecarts process, if the expected data rate Before 2:00 p.m. on Thursday of S + 1 is very satisfactory:
-the aggregate load curve of the estimated consumption;
-the aggregate load curve of the estimated productions;
-the aggregate load curve of the downloaded consumption;
-the aggregate load curve of the productions
The transmission of these curves is accompanied by the results of the completeness check of the data set to the balance responsible for balance and which condition their publication (2).
The balance manager has the Option to subscribe to this benefit with or without the Trend of Calage. If the Calage Trend option has been entered, the benefit also includes the transmission of the calage trend calculated to the GRD unit in S + 1 from the elements present at the perimeter of the equilibrium manager on the GRD-managed network Accompanied by the result of the completeness check of the GRD unit (3).
This benefit is charged:
245 € HT per month without the Calage Trend option;
350 € HT per month with the Calage Trend option.
Each year, the 4th quarter invoicing results in an annual prorated adjustment of the weeks for which there will not have been Publication of aggregate feeds as a result of the completeness check.
Data is transmitted for each week S by Friday of week S + 1 to 12 h.
h) Transmission to M-1 of the list of CARD-S present at the perimeter of the Balance the following month:
The benefit is to transmit to the balance manager, on the last working day of each month, the list of CARD sites that are active on its perimeter for the following month.
The data transmitted is the list of sites CARD-active sprinting at the perimeter of the balance manager for the following month, as well as the list of transactions (input and output) on its perimeter.
The benefit is charged on the basis of the number of sites within the CARD-S perimeter of the manager Balance. This is justified by the large variable costs for delivering the benefit, due to its realization in manual part.
The billing for this benefit is as follows:
- < 100 sites: 160 € HT Monthly;
-Between 100 and 500 sites: 325 € HT monthly;
- > 500 sites: 650 € HT monthly.
Data is transmitted for the month M on or before the last working day of month M-1.
i) Transmission of Expected RecoTemp:
The benefit is to transmit to the head of balance, an advance vision of the Reconciling Balance Sheet of each semaineS of a month M, calculated according to the rules of the Reconciling process Temporelle, with two deadlines:
-in M + 6;
-in M + 12.
The advance RecoTemp Bilans are calculated from the elements present at the perimeter of the balance manager on the network managed by the GRD at the time of calculation.
This benefit is Invoice 460 € HT per month.
Data is transmitted, for a week S of the month M, before the end of the months M + 6 and M + 12.
6. Experimental benefits
A GRD may offer, on an experimental basis, ancillary benefits under its monopoly to those responsible for the balance.
The creation of an experimental benefit must be Be subject to prior notification of the ERC. Such notification shall include in particular a detailed description of the performance as well as an estimate of the cost of delivering the intended benefit.
Prior to any experimentation, a concerted effort between the GRD and all Market players concerned must be carried out. This consultation may take place within the framework of the consensus groups set up under the aegis of the ERC.
The CRE has a period of two months from receipt of the GRD notification to oppose the implementation of the Experimentation. The duration of an experiment is limited to two years, renewable once, after agreement of the CRE. The two-year period shall run from the expiration of the time limit for the CRE to object to the experiment or its renewal.
The GRD must transmit to the ERC, at least six months before the end of the experiment, a return Experience enabling it to decide on the final implementation of the service and its pricing.
The network manager must clearly identify those carried out in his benefit catalogue Experimental.
Benefits offered on an experimental basis are invoiced at the cost of Returns.
7. Price Indexing
Every year N from the year 2016, the schedules of the ancillary services covered by these tariff rules are mechanically adjusted on the 1st day of August of the following percentage:
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ZN: Percentage change, rounded to the nearest tenth of one percent, of the tariff schedule effective from August 1 of year N in relation to the one in effect the previous month.
IPCN: percentage change, between average The monthly index of non-tobacco consumption prices for the calendar year N-1 and the average value of the same index for the N-2 calendar year, as published by INSEE (identifying: 000641194).
The calculated rates are rounded to the nearest euro cent (or, for annual rates, to the divisible value by 12 nearest).
In application of article L. 341-3 of the Energy Code, this deliberation will be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.
Done at Paris, May 28, 2015.
For the Regulatory Commission Energy:
The President,
P. Ladoucette
