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Directive 2009 /28/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources and amending and repealing Directives 2001 /77/EC and 2003 /30/EC lays down the obligation to rationalise and accelerate the administrative procedures for authorisation and connection to electricity distribution and transport networks, with the aim of establishing simplified authorisation procedures. It also regulates the general lines that should govern access to and operation of networks in relation to renewable energy, taking into account their future development.

The Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November, which regulates the connection to a network of small-power electrical power production facilities, provides for the second obligation to regulate the supply of electricity. supply of the electrical energy produced within the network of a consumer for its own consumption.

Also, in Royal Decree-Law 13/2012 of 30 March, implementing directives on internal markets in electricity and gas and in the field of electronic communications and adopting measures for the correction of deviations from the mismatch between the costs and revenues of the electricity and gas sectors, amended the definitions of the producer and consumer subjects provided for in Article 9 of Law 54/1997 of 27 November of the Sector Electrical, to enable the Government to establish for certain consumers modalities (a) special supply to promote the individual production of electricity for consumption at the same location, detailing the rights and obligations of the individual.

Royal Decree-Law 9/2013 of 12 July, adopting urgent measures to guarantee the financial stability of the electricity system, created in the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy for the proper monitoring of consumers with self-consumption and those associated with production facilities that are connected within their network or through a direct line, which shall contain information relating to consumers and their facilities; associated.

Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector, in its Article 9, defines self-consumption as the consumption of electrical energy from generation installations connected within a network of a consumer or a through a direct line of electrical energy associated with a consumer and distinguishes various modes of self-consumption.

The regulation contained in the aforementioned Law 24/2013 of 26 December, in relation to self-consumption, aims to ensure an orderly development of the activity, compatible with the need to guarantee sustainability technical and economic system of the electrical system as a whole. In this respect, the article establishes, in general terms, the obligation of self-consumption facilities to contribute to the financing of the costs and services of the system at the same level as the rest of the consumers. However, in Article 9.3 and in the transitional provision novena, exceptions are provided for in cases where self-consumption involves a reduction in costs for the system and, on a transitional basis until 31 December 2019, for the existing facilities for cogeneration.

Finally, in the aforementioned article 9.3, in its wording given by Royal Decree-Law 9/2015 of July 10, of urgent measures to reduce the tax burden borne by the taxpayers of the Income Tax Natural persons and other measures of an economic nature, it is established that, in an exceptional way and provided that the security and economic and financial sustainability of the system are guaranteed and with the conditions that the Government regulates, establishing reductions in tolls, charges and costs for certain categories of low voltage consumers of the self-consumption mode of supply. In any case, both the maximum contracted power of consumption and the installed generation shall not exceed 10 kW.

This derogation responds to the objective of undermining the administrative, management and costs associated with small-power consumers who decide to self-consume electrical energy and is justified by the contribution In the light of the economic and social impact of the economic and social situation, the Commission has been in a position to improve the competitiveness of the economy. All this, guaranteed the economic and financial sustainability of the electrical system.

According to the above, this royal decree establishes the regulation of the administrative, technical and economic conditions of the modes of supply of electric power with self-consumption defined in the paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of Article 9.1 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, which are those which are technologically existing at present. Article 9 (1) (d) concerning any other mode of consumption of electrical energy from a power generation plant associated with a consumer, is reserved for new technologies which may arise and which require further regulatory development prior to its effective implementation. However, in the meantime, if there is any installation, it must comply with the administrative, technical and economic requirements regulated in this royal decree.

The concept of self-consumption covers a whole range of modes of locally generated power consumption from connected generation facilities within the consumer network or through a line direct, either with total consumption of such energy or with the existence of surplus production facilities which could be poured into the networks.

II

Electrical energy production activity has been characterized by a centralized, unidirectional generation scheme and complemented by incentive and control measures on demand performance.

In recent years the emergence of new concepts, developments and systems of generation and control will allow the gradual evolution of this model to another where the generation of distributed electricity, usually small power, begin to integrate effectively in the network as an element of efficiency, production and management, and not only as a simple connection for the delivery of the electrical energy produced.

Distributed generation presents benefits for the system, primarily as regards the reduction of network losses in the assumptions where generation facilities are close to the consumption points and reduce energy flows through the network, further assuming a minimisation of the impact of electrical installations in their environment.

However, distributed generation does not reduce the maintenance costs of the transport and distribution networks or other costs of the electricity system which must be covered by the revenue of the electricity system, causing, in some cases, additional investment costs in the networks to match the needs arising from such distributed generation.

According to the foregoing, the present royal decree regulates the economic conditions of application to the modes of self-consumption defined in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of Article 9.1 of Law 24/2013, of December 26, determining the application of both access tolls and charges associated with system costs.

The law in relation to self-consumption, is intended to ensure an orderly development of the activity, compatible with the need to guarantee the technical and economic sustainability of the electrical system as a whole. In this respect, the article of that law provides for the obligation of self-consumption facilities to contribute to the financing of the costs and services of the system at the same level as the rest of the consumers. In a simplified way, electricity consumers pay three economic concepts in their invoices: the cost of the networks, the rest of the costs of the system (mainly paid for renewables, cogeneration and waste, pay additional for production facilities in non-peninsular electrical systems and annuity of the deficit) and energy (including system support).

Thus, consumers who make self-consumption will pay the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks as a contribution to the coverage of the costs of these networks and will be paid for the actual use made of These are, in other words, the contracted power and the energy measured at the border point associated with it.

The charges will apply to all consumers as a contribution to other costs of the electricity system which are mainly those intended to cover the amounts corresponding to the specific remuneration scheme of the generation activity from renewable energy sources, high-efficiency cogeneration and waste, from the remuneration of the extraction of the production activity in the electrical systems in the non-peninsular territories, and the annuities corresponding to the deficit of the electricity system, with its corresponding interest and adjustments. These costs arising from energy policy decisions must be financed by consumers connected to the electricity system, in solidarity.

In addition, it is necessary to take into account that the price paid by consumers, when they acquire their electricity on the market, is intended to cover a number of costs which aim to give back both the support and requires the system to ensure the balance between generation and demand on the daily horizon and in real time as the capacity needed for such a medium-and long-term balance.

In the case of a consumer who may be in a self-consumption mode, when his or her network is connected to the system, the system will benefit from the support provided by the electrical system as a whole Self-consuming electricity produced by its associated generation facility, contrary to what would occur if this consumer was electrically isolated from the system.

This is without prejudice, as is derived from the provisions of Article 9.3 and in the transitional provision novena of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, of exemptions for cases in which self-consumption involves a reduction in costs. for the system and for small consumers and, on a transitional basis until 31 December 2019, for existing cogeneration facilities at the entry into force of that law.

In this context, the government must reconcile the development of small-scale generation, linked to electrical consumption, minimizing the impact for the electrical system as a whole and establishing minimum tools control to enable the Administration to direct the development of this new mechanism.

The deployment of small-scale power generation facilities for self-consumption will be an additional challenge in terms of their integration into the system and the management of networks. On the contrary, in the case of larger installations, these smaller installations may be embedded within the supply points and, even if they are identified in the administrative register of self-consumption, can be virtually invisible to the system operator and distribution system operators. It will therefore be necessary to carry out a continuous monitoring of the impact of these installations on the operation of the system in order to develop the appropriate tools at the same time enabling their progressive integration into security conditions.

On the other hand, the technological and commercial evolution of renewable energy today and the one planned for the future is allowing the reduction of its investment costs. In this context, electric energy from renewable sources represents an option of interest to users, the greater the more they resemble their consumption and generation profiles. In this sense, it is possible to install storage systems that will make it possible to carry out a more efficient management of the energy, with the only limitations derived from the regulations of safety and industrial quality.

It is therefore a question of moving towards a system of generation distributed through mechanisms of sale of surplus and instant self-consumption to enhance the individual production of energy in small-power installations, for the consumption at the same location, in cases that are efficient for the electrical system assembly.

in addition, in the electrical systems of the non-peninsular territories, this development is particularly interesting from an economic point of view, since the cost of generating them exceeds the cost of generation in the peninsular electrical system, so the implementation of these facilities is expected to reduce the cost of generation in these systems.

III

On the other hand, the previous Law 54/1997 of 27 November of the Electrical Sector contained in its article 9, the self-producing electrical energy subject, which was the natural or legal person generating electricity. fundamentally for their own use. The self-producing subjects of the extinct special scheme had the right to incorporate their surplus energy into the system, on which they would receive the remuneration scheme.

The Royal Decree-Law of 23 June, which adopted urgent measures in the energy sector, amended Law 54/1997 of 27 November, eliminating the self-producing subject and equating its rights and obligations to the of the producers on one side and consumers on the other.

Since the approval of Royal Decree 661/2007, of 25 May, which regulates the activity of the production of electrical energy in special regime the cogeneration plants have been able to sell to the system all the energy net electricity produced, acquiring the associated consumer, the energy required for its production process.

However, Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector expressly contemplates, in Article 9, the self-consumption of electrical energy and refers to a regulatory development. Thus, by means of this royal decree, it is necessary to regulate the administrative, technical and economic conditions for the connection to the network of the installations that are engaged in any modality of self-consumption of electrical energy. However, the cogeneration plant and its associated consumer, even if they share network connection infrastructure, will still be able to choose between the sale of all the net energy generated or the acceptance of the production mode with self-consumption, when they meet the requirements set out in this royal decree.

This regulation of the technical conditions for the connection of the cogeneration plant and its associated consumer, means the effective repeal of the additional provision of Royal Decree 1565/2010, of 19 of November, by which certain aspects relating to the activity of production of electrical energy are regulated and modified; in force on a transitional basis in accordance with the transitional provision of the Royal Decree 413/2014, of 6 June, for which the activity of the production of electrical energy is regulated from renewable energy sources, cogeneration and waste.

On the other hand, the doubts raised about the validity of Article 6.6 of Royal Decree 1164/2001 of 26 October 2001 establishing tariffs for access to the transmission and distribution networks of electrical energy, with the the disappearance of the self-producing subject, it is necessary to expressly repeal that article for greater legal certainty and to postpone its entry into force in order to avoid possible economic damage in those installations which continued to apply the regime set in the same.

On the other hand, the modification of the Royal Decree 2019/1997 of 26 December, by which the market for the production of electric power is organized and regulated, for the recognition as the central counterpart of the purchases and the sales of the daily production market to the market operator, giving it the tools necessary for its performance. All this, for the implementation of the provisions of the proposal for a Regulation (EU) of the Commission establishing a guideline on the allocation of capacity and congestion management, development of the Community legislation in compliance of Regulation (EC) No 714/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 on conditions for access to the network for cross-border trade in electricity

Finally, a series of amendments were introduced in Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August, approving the unified regulation of points of measurement of the electrical system, and of Royal Decree 1699/2011, of 18 of November, necessary to bring the regulations into line with the new modes of self-consumption. Additionally, the terminology used in those modified provisions is updated and new border points are added.

According to the requirements of article 5.2 of Law 3/2013 of 4 June, of the creation of the National Commission of the Markets and Competition, this royal decree has been the subject of a mandatory report by the National Commission of Markets and Competition, which for the preparation of its report has taken into consideration the observations and comments of the Electricity Advisory Board.

The mandatory hearing procedure has also been performed by publication in the "Official State Gazette" dated June 6, 2015.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism, with the prior approval of the Minister of Finance and Public Administrations, in agreement with the State Council, and after deliberation by the Council of Ministers at their meeting on October 9, 2015,

DISPONGO:

TITLE I

Object and Scope

Article 1. Object.

The real decree aims to establish the administrative, technical and economic conditions for the modes of self-consumption of electrical energy defined in Article 9 of Law 24/2013 of December 26, Electrical Sector.

Article 2. Scope.

1. The provisions of this royal decree apply to the connected installations within a network, even if they do not pour energy into the transport and distribution networks in any instant, accepted any of the modalities of power consumption (a), (b), and (c), as defined in Article 9 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electricity Sector.

2. Except for the application of this royal decree to isolated installations and generation groups used exclusively in the case of an electrical power supply interruption of the electrical grid according to the definitions Article 100 of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 regulating the activities of the transport, distribution, marketing, supply and authorisation procedures of electrical energy installations.

Article 3. Definitions.

1. For the purposes of this royal decree,

following definitions shall apply:

(a) Time consumption: net time consumption of electrical energy from generation facilities connected within a network of a consumer or a producer with which connection facilities are shared. the network or connected through a hotline.

b) Associated consumer: Consumer at a point of supply or facility that shares connection infrastructures with the transport or distribution network with a producer or is linked to it by a direct line or that has connected in its internal network a production facility registered in the administrative register of production facilities, consumption or non-energy from that production facility.

c) Consumption hours of ancillary services: net balance of electricity consumed by the auxiliary generation services measured in the measurement equipment of the net generation.

d) Demand: electrical power received from the transport or distribution network.

e) Hourly demand: Net balance of electricity received from the transport or distribution network.

(f) The associated consumer's hourly demand: net balance of power hours received from the transport or distribution network not intended for consumption of the auxiliary services of the production facility.

g) Exceed electric energy: electricity generated in the internal network of a consumer or by a producer who shares network connection facilities with a consumer or a producer united by means of a direct line with a consumer and poured into the transport and distribution networks.

h) Energy time consumed: Total net hourly energy consumed by the consumer associated with a production facility.

i) Net hourly energy generated: gross energy generated less than consumed by ancillary services in a time period.

j) Isolated installation: that in which there is no physical capacity of electrical connection with the transport or distribution network at any time, either directly or indirectly through an installation or other. Disconnected installations of the network by means of switches or equivalent devices shall not be considered to be isolated for the purposes of the application of this royal decree.

k) Network-connected installation: that generation installation connected within a network of a consumer, who shares network connection infrastructures with a consumer or who is connected to the consumer through a direct line and that has or may have, at some point, electrical connection to the transport or distribution network.

Disconnected installations of the network by means of switches or equivalents shall be considered to be facilities connected to the network for the purposes of implementing this royal decree.

In the case of production facilities connected to the internal network of a consumer, both facilities will be considered to be connected to the network when either the receiving facility or the generation facility is connected to the network.

l) Direct line: line that has as object the direct link of a production facility with a consumer and that meets the requirements set out in the regulations.

m) Power of charge application: power required by the consumer installation on a tariff period.

n) Installed power: the one defined in Article 3 and the 11th additional provision of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014 regulating the production of electrical energy from energy sources renewable, cogeneration and waste.

n) Internal network: electrical installation consisting of the conductors, apparatus and equipment necessary to service a receiving facility that does not belong to the distribution network.

For the purposes of this royal decree, it will be understood in any case that the production facilities registered in the administrative register of electric power production facilities are connected within the network of the consumer when it shares connection infrastructures with the transport or distribution network with the producer.

(o) Auxiliary production services: those defined in Article 3 of the unified electrical system measurement points Regulation, approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August.

p) Vertiy schedule: Net balance of electrical power generated by a generation facility connected to the internal network of a consumer and poured into the electrical system.

2. The energy and power defined in the preceding paragraph shall be calculated for the purposes of invoicing and settlement as set out in Annex I.

TITLE II

Classification, facility requirements, and service quality.

Article 4. Classification of modes of self-consumption.

1. For the purposes of this royal decree the following classification of modes of self-consumption is established:

a) Self-consumption mode type 1: corresponds to the mode of supply with self-consumption defined in article 9.1.a) of the cited Law 24/2013, of December 26.

In the case of a consumer in a single point of supply or installation, which has within its internal network one or more power generating facilities for its own consumption and which are not given registration as a production installation. In this case, there will be a single subject of those provided for in Article 6 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector, which will be the consumer.

b) Type 2 self-consumption mode: corresponds to the self-consumption modalities defined in Article 9.1.b) and 9.1.c) of Law 24/2013, of December 26.

In the case of an electrical energy consumer at a point of supply or installation, which is associated with one or more production facilities duly registered in the administrative register of installations of The invention relates to a method for producing electrical energy connected to the inner part of the network, or to sharing the connection infrastructure with the latter or connected through a direct line. In this case, two subjects of those provided for in Article 6 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, the consumer and the producer shall exist.

2. The point of supply or installation of a consumer shall comply with the requirements laid down in the implementing rules for consideration as such.

3. In no case will a generator be able to connect to the internal network of several consumers.

Article 5. General requirements for using a self-consumption mode.

1. Subjects covered by type 1 self-consumption mode shall meet the following requirements:

(a) The contracted power of the consumer shall not exceed 100 kW.

b) The sum of installed powers of generation will be equal to or less than the power contracted by the consumer.

c) The point of supply holder shall be the same as that of all consumer equipment and generation facilities connected to its network.

d) The generation facilities and the supply point must meet the technical requirements contained in the regulations of the electrical sector and in the regulations of quality and industrial safety that result from them. In particular those established in Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November, which regulates the connection to a network of installations for the production of small-power electric power. For the purposes, exclusive of the application of the said Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November, the facilities for generating the type 1 self-consumption mode shall be considered as production facilities.

2. The production facilities eligible for type 2 self-consumption mode shall, depending on their technical characteristics, comply with the following:

(a) The sum of the installed powers of the production facilities shall be equal to or less than the power contracted by the consumer.

(b) Where there are several production facilities, the holder of each production facility must be the same natural or legal person.

(c) Production facilities must meet the technical requirements of the electrical sector regulations and the quality and industrial safety regulations applicable to them, in particular the Real Estate Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000, Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November for production facilities falling within its scope and Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014 governing the production of the product concerned electrical energy from renewable energy sources, cogeneration and waste.

(d) Where production facilities share infrastructure for connection to the transport or distribution network or are connected in the internal network of a consumer, they shall be jointly and severally liable for non-compliance with the provisions of this Regulation. In this royal decree accepting the consequences that the disconnection of the said point, in application of the current rules, could entail for any of the parties, among them, the impossibility of the producer of sale of energy and the perception of the remuneration which would have been paid to him or the impossibility of the consumer to acquire energy and the perception of the remuneration which, where appropriate, corresponds to it. The distribution company or carrier shall have no legal obligation on the non-owned network connection facilities. The access contract that the consumer, directly or through the marketing company, subscribes with the distribution company, will collect the forecast collected in this section.

3. The owners of production facilities for the consumption of their auxiliary generation services will be considered consumers.

4. Where, for the purposes of non-compliance with technical requirements, dangerous installations exist or where the measuring equipment has been handled, the distribution undertaking may proceed to the supply disruption as provided for in Article 87 of the Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000.

5. Elements of accumulation may be installed in the self-consumption facilities regulated in this royal decree, when they have the protections established in the safety and industrial quality regulations that apply to them and are installed of such a form that they share equipment of measure that records the net generation or equipment of measure that records the consumed hourly energy.

Article 6. Quality of service.

1. In relation to the incidents caused in the transport or distribution network by the facilities that have been granted to one of the modes of self-consumption defined in this royal decree, the provisions of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, and the in its implementing rules, and in particular in the case of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November, for installations falling within its scope and in Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 governing the activities of the transport, distribution, marketing, supply and authorisation procedures of electrical energy installations. Also, to these same effects the generation facilities connected in the internal network of a consumer, accepted to the mode of self-consumption of type 1, will be considered within the regulation previewed in Chapter III of the Royal Decree 1699/2011, dated November 18.

2. The distributor or carrier shall have no legal obligation relating to the quality of service due to the incidents resulting from failures in connection facilities shared by the producer and the consumer.

3. The contract of access which the consumer, directly or through the marketing undertaking, subscribes with the distributor undertaking shall expressly set out in paragraph 1.

TITLE III

Legal framework for the modes of self-consumption

Article 7. Connection and access procedure in modes of self-consumption.

1. In order to qualify for any of the self-consumption arrangements governed by this royal decree, consumers must request a new connection or modify the existing one to the distribution company of the zone or, if applicable, carrier when they were not to pour energy into the transport and distribution networks at any time from the installation of generation installed on their internal network or with which it shares network connection infrastructure.

2. The connection and access procedure laid down in Chapter II of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November

shall apply to facilities for the generation of type 1 self-consumption mode.

However, the above for consumers with a type of self-consumption type 1 having a power of less than or equal to 10 kW and who are accredited to have a device to prevent the instantaneous discharge of energy to the distribution network shall be exempt from the payment of the access and connection studies provided for in Article 30 of Royal Decree 1048/2013 of 27 December 2013 laying down the methodology for the calculation of the remuneration of the power distribution activity and the payment of the rights of the generation affected provided for in Article 6 of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November.

3. For the production facilities of type 2 mode of self-consumption, the procedure for connection and access shall be as regulated in Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November for installations falling within its scope. The other production facilities will be in line with the provisions of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 and in its development regulations. Likewise, the direct lines will apply to them in accordance with Article 42 of Law 24/2013 of December 26, and its implementing regulations.

4. For the purposes of contracting access tolls and the supply of electrical energy, the specific rules of the electrical sector in this field shall apply.

Article 8. Access contracts in the modes of self-consumption.

1. In order to qualify for any of the self-consumption modalities governed by this royal decree, the consumer must enter into an access contract with the distributor directly or through the marketing company, or modify the existing, in accordance with the implementing rules, to reflect this circumstance.

2. In addition, in the form of type 2 self-consumption, the holder of a production facility must enter into an access contract with the distribution company for its auxiliary production services directly or through the company. marketing, or modify the existing one, in accordance with the implementing rules, to reflect this circumstance.

The date of discharge or modification of the consumer access contract, in accordance with paragraph 1, and of the auxiliary services of the producer shall be the same.

However, the subjects may formalize a joint access contract for the ancillary production services and for the associated consumption, if they meet the following requirements:

(a) The production facilities connected in the consumer's internal network are included in the scope of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November.

(b) The sum of the installed powers of the production facilities shall not exceed 100 kW.

(c) The consumer and the holders of the production facilities are the same natural or legal person.

d) Dispose of the measurement configuration set out in article 13.2.b).

3. The length of stay in the chosen mode of self-consumption shall be at least one year from the date of discharge or modification of the contract or access contracts in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraphs, which are automatically extendable. This article will be applicable even if the producer does not pour electricity into the networks at any time.

Article 9. Tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks for the application of electricity producers.

In the form of type 2 self-consumption, the holders of the production facilities, by the time laid down in Article 3, must satisfy the access tolls set out in Royal Decree 1544/2011, of 31 of October, by which the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks to be met by electricity producers are established.

Article 10. Energy supply contracts in the modes of self-consumption.

The consumer with a self-consumption mode and the producer, in type 2 self-consumption mode, for the auxiliary generation services, will be able to acquire the energy well as direct consumers in the market of production or through a marketing company. In the latter case, the supply contract may be on the free market or in any of the modalities provided for in Royal Decree 216/2014 of 28 March 2014 laying down the methodology for calculating the voluntary prices for the small consumer of electrical energy and its legal system of procurement.

The contracts which, if any, they subscribe with a marketing company must expressly reflect the mode of self-consumption to which it is located and comply with the minimum conditions laid down in the regulations, even when no energy is turned to the networks at any time.

TITLE IV

Measurement and energy management requirements

CHAPTER I

General measurement requirements in self-consumption mode

Article 11. Requirements for the measurement of installations covered by the self-consumption arrangements.

1. The points of measure of the facilities covered by the self-consumption arrangements shall be in accordance with the requirements and conditions laid down in the Unified Regulation on the measurement points of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007, 24 August, and the current regulations on measure and safety and industrial quality, meeting the necessary requirements to allow and guarantee the correct measurement and billing of the energy circulated.

2. The measuring equipment shall be installed in the corresponding internal networks at the nearest possible points to the border point, and shall have the capacity of the resolution at least hourly.

The net energy generated is that defined in the unified measure of measure of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August.

Equipment measures shall be elevated to the level of tension at the border point, affecting them, if appropriate, due to the relevant losses. Different loss ratios may not be applied in measures affected by the same losses.

Except for auxiliary generation services and, in the case of accumulation facilities, no consumer element may be interspersed in the circuit linking the generation facility with its measuring equipment.

3. The reading officers of each border point will be those established in the unified regulation of the measurement points of the electrical system.

For type 1 self-consumption mode, the reading manager for all measurement equipment will be the distributor, as the reader in charge of reading the consumer border points.

In any case, the reading officer has an obligation to proceed to the readings of the energy measures that correspond to them, and, where appropriate, the control of power and the excess of reactive energy, as well as the realization of the net hourly balances and their making available to the participants to the measure in accordance with the rules in force.

For the exercise of its functions, the reading officer will be able to access all the measurement data of those equipment needed to perform the net schedules.

In cases where no firm measure is available at a point of measure, the provisions of Article 31 of the Unified Regulation of Measure points of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 May 2007 will be available. August.

Article 12. Particular requirements for the measurement of installations covered by type 1 self-consumption mode.

1. Equipment for the measurement of facilities under type 1 self-consumption shall have the same accuracy and communication requirements as the type of consumer frontier type.

The measurement equipment installed at consumer-type 5 border points will be integrated into the telemanagement and telemedide systems of your reading manager.

The measurement equipment installed at consumer frontier points type 4 will be integrated into the telemanagement and telematic systems of its manager of the reading provided for the points of measure type 5 in article 9.8 of the Unified regulation of points of measurement of the electric system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007, of August 24. They must comply with the specifications of the telemanagement and telematic system, all the requirements laid down in the said regulation and detailed rules for the type 4 and 5 measurement points, which is more demanding in each case. case.

When it comes to consumer measurement points type 3 they must have the remote communication devices set for the type 3 consumer measurement points.

2. Consumers who receive this form of self-consumption will have the necessary equipment for the billing of the prices, fees, charges, tolls and other costs and services of the system that are applicable to them. For these purposes, a measurement team must be available to record the net energy generated from the generation facility and from another independent measuring equipment at the point of the installation. Optionally, a measurement team may be available to record the total consumed energy by the associated consumer. The net energy generated will be that defined in the unified regulation of the measurement points of the electric system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007, of 24 August.

Article 13. Particular requirements for the measurement of installations covered by type 2 self-consumption mode.

1. The measurement equipment of the facilities under the type 2 self-consumption mode shall have the same classification in relation to the accuracy of their equipment and communication requirements. Such classification shall be equal to the most demanding of those which would correspond to the different points of measure separately.

When it comes to type 5 measurement points, they will be integrated into the telemanagement and telemedide systems of your reading manager.

In the case of points of type 4 consumer measure, they must comply with the requirements set out in the Unified Regulation of points of measurement of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007, of August 24 and standards for development for the type 4 and 5 measurement points, which is more demanding in each case.

When it comes to measuring points type 3, they must have remote communication devices with characteristics similar to those set for the type 3 measurement points of generation.

2. The persons covered by the type 2 self-consumption mode shall have the necessary equipment for the billing of the prices, fees, charges or tolls that are applicable to it according to the following:

(a) In general, the subjects covered by the type 2 self-consumption mode must have:

1. A two-way measurement team that measures net generated energy.

2. A measurement team that records the total consumed energy by the associated consumer.

3. º Potestatively, a two-way measurement team located at the border point of the installation.

(b) If the sum of the installed powers of the production facilities connected in the consumer's internal network is not more than 100 kW and the consumer and the holders of the production facilities are the same natural or legal person, alternatively as provided for in paragraph (a) above, the subjects must have:

1. A two-way measurement team that measures net generated energy.

2. A bidirectional measurement team located at the border point of the installation.

3. º Potentially, a measurement team that records the total consumed energy by the associated consumer.

(c) However, in the case of subjects covered by type 2 self-consumption mode, by means of direct lines, the necessary equipment for the billing of prices, fees, charges or tolls The charges associated with the costs of the electricity system shall be applied in particular to the consumption of the electricity and the power and energy distribution networks, the charges associated with the costs of the electricity system shall be applied. irrespective of their origin and the charge for other services of the system applies to the self-consumed power.

CHAPTER II

Power management produced and consumed

Article 14. Economic regime of surplus and consumed energy.

1. The energy acquired by the consumer with type 1 self-consumption mode shall be the energy corresponding to the hourly demand.

The consumer with type 2 self-consumption mode must acquire the energy corresponding to the associated consumer time demand.

The holder of the production facility with type 2 self-consumption shall acquire the energy corresponding to the time consumption of ancillary services as defined in Article 3.

2. The consumer who is in any form of self-consumption will be granted access tolls to the transport and distribution networks, charges associated with system costs and charges for other system services as set out by the Title V.

3. In order to be able to receive economic consideration for the energy spill over to the network, the installation must be in the form of type 2 self-consumption.

The producer with the type 2 self-consumption mode will receive the corresponding economic consideration in accordance with the regulations in force in accordance with the regulations in force. In the case of installations with a specific remuneration scheme, this shall apply, where appropriate, to the said timetable. Power factor regulation shall be performed and obtained by making use of the measurement equipment of the production facility.

4. However, where the holder of the supply point with a mode of self-consumption, transiently does not have a supply contract in force with a free market marketer and is not a direct consumer on the market, will be supplied by the reference marketer at the rate of last resort corresponding to the hourly demand, as provided for in Article 15.1.b) of Royal Decree 216/2014 of 28 March 2014. In such cases, if there is a dumping schedule for the associated generation plant, it will be transferred to the electricity system without any economic consideration linked to that transfer.

Article 15. Settlement and billing in self-consumption mode.

1. Consumers benefiting from any form of self-consumption that acquire their energy directly on the production market shall sell their energy in accordance with the provisions of the rules on the disposal of the production market.

2. Consumers who acquire their energy through a marketing undertaking shall sell their energy in accordance with the agreed terms between the parties on a monthly basis based on actual time-resolution readings, without prejudice to the provisions of the Article 14.4.

3. It will be for the distribution company to carry out the billing of the tolls for access to the networks, the charges associated with the costs of the electrical system that correspond to it, as well as the charges for other services of the system, in application of the established in Article 9.3 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December.

In the event that the consumer has contracted access to the networks through a marketer, the marketing company will make the consumer the billing for the toll of access to the networks and charges, as well as the charge. by other system services, breaking down these concepts into the invoice. The marketing undertaking shall give the amounts collected the intended destination in the rules.

In the case of direct consumers on the market, such consumers will assume the charges that, if any, correspond to them in accordance with the rules of application.

4. The general rules for the production activity shall be applied for the settlement of the time of the dumping of producers eligible for type 2 self-consumption.

TITLE V

Application of access tolls to transport and distribution networks and charges to modes of self-consumption

Article 16. Tolls for access to the application networks to the modes of self-consumption.

1. The conditions for contracting access to the networks and the conditions for the application of the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks shall be those which are applicable in accordance with the provisions of Royal Decree 1164/2001 of 26 June 2001. October, establishing tariffs for access to the transmission and distribution networks of electrical energy, without prejudice to the particularities set out in this article.

2. The following criteria shall apply to determine the components of the billing for access tolls for transport and distribution networks to the consumer with type 1 self-consumption mode:

a) For the determination of the power billing term of the network access tolls, the control of the contracted power will be performed at the point border with the distribution networks.

b) For the determination of the energy billing term, the energy to be considered shall be the energy corresponding to the time demand.

c) For the determination, where applicable, of the reactive energy billing term, the counter installed at the point of the installation border shall be used.

3. In order to determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls for persons covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode which are available to the measuring equipment referred to in Article 13.2.a), the following criteria:

(a) For the determination of the power billing term of the access tolls, the control of the requested power shall be performed by considering the following:

1. When the auxiliary services time consumption is greater than zero:

i. The requested power control of the associated consumer shall be carried out on the power of the associated consumer using the equipment to record the hourly energy consumed.

ii. The control of the power demanded of the consumption of the auxiliary services of generation shall be carried out on the power of these auxiliary services of generation, using to these effects, the equipment that registers the net generated energy.

2. º When the generated net time energy is greater than zero the associated consumer demand control will be performed:

i. At the border point of the installation, if the measuring equipment point is available to record the power measurements required for the correct billing in accordance with the implementing rules, or

ii. On the power of the associated consumer, using these effects the equipment that registers the consumed hourly energy.

b) For the determination of the energy billing term, the energy to be considered shall be:

1. For the associated consumer billing the energy corresponding to the associated consumer time demand.

2. º For the billing of the auxiliary consumption, the energy corresponding to the hourly consumption of auxiliary services.

c) For the determination, where applicable, of the reactive energy billing term, it shall be used:

1. º For the billing of the associated consumer the equipment that records the consumed hourly energy.

2. For the billing of the generation auxiliary consumption, the equipment that records the net generated energy.

4. To determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary services for the generation of the subjects covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode that have the measurement equipment indicated in the Article 13.2.b) the criteria set out in paragraph 2 shall apply.

5. To determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary services for the generation of the subjects covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode that have the measurement equipment indicated in the Article 13 (2) (c) shall apply the criteria set out in paragraph 3, with the specific features applied to them in relation to the measuring equipment used.

Article 17. Charges associated with the costs of the electrical system.

1. The charges associated with the costs of the system which correspond to the point of supply and which are laid down by the Order of the Minister for Industry shall apply to consumers who receive any of the methods of self-consumption. Energy and Tourism, with the agreement of the Government Delegation for Economic Affairs, in accordance with the provisions of article 16 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, taking into account the particularities provided for in this article.

Such charges shall be considered to be system revenue in accordance with the provisions of Article 13 of Law 24/2013 of December 26.

2. For the determination of the billing components of charges associated with the costs of the electrical system in the case of type 1 self-consumption mode, the following shall apply:

a) The fixed charges application will be performed on the charging application power.

(b) The application of variable charges shall be made on the energy corresponding to the sum of the hourly demand and self-consumption as defined in Article 3.

In the case of the energy corresponding to the hourly self-consumption the corresponding amount will be deducted from the variable charge for each period to the losses of the level of voltage of the toll of the access to the networks of application to the supply.

3. For the determination of the billing components of the charges associated with the costs of the electrical system to the persons covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode which have the measuring equipment referred to in Article 13 (2) (a), Apply the following:

a) The power over which you apply fixed charges will be:

1. For the associated consumer billing, the charge application power, using the equipment that records the consumed hourly energy.

2. º For the billing of the auxiliary services of generation, the power of the auxiliary services of generation, when the consumption hours of auxiliary services is greater than zero, using to these effects the equipment that record the net generated energy.

a) The application of variable charges will be performed on the following energies:

1. For the billing of the associated consumer, on the energy corresponding to the hourly demand of the associated consumer and the self-consumption hours defined in Article 3.

In the case of the energy corresponding to the hourly self-consumption the corresponding amount will be deducted from the variable charge for each period to the losses of the level of voltage of the toll of the access to the networks of application to the supply.

2. º For the billing of the auxiliary services of generation, on the energy corresponding to the consumption hours of auxiliary services.

4. For the determination of the billing components of the charges associated with the costs of the electrical system to the persons covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode which have the measuring equipment referred to in Article 13 (2) (b), they shall be the criteria set out in paragraph 2 above.

5. For the determination of the billing components of the charges associated with the costs of the electrical system to the persons covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode which have the measuring equipment referred to in Article 13.2.c), apply the criteria set out in paragraph 3, with the specific features applied to them in relation to the measuring equipment used.

6. In accordance with Article 9.3 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, the Government may regulate reductions in certain terms of the charges associated with the costs of the system in the non-financial systems. peninsular and for certain low voltage consumer categories of self-consumption delivery mode.

Article 18. Charge for other system services.

1. By order of the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism, with the agreement of the Government Delegation for Economic Affairs, the amount corresponding to the charge for other services of the system, which is defined as the payment to the perform by the function of support that the whole of the electrical system performs to enable the application of the self-consumption, as established by article 9.3 of Law 24/2013, of December 26.

This charge will be calculated by considering the estimated price, in each period, of other electrical system services corresponding to the peninsular demand.

2. The revenue to be obtained from the charge for other services of the Iranian system to cover the costs of the system adjustment services in the terms to be established.

3. The changes and updates of the charge for other system services shall apply to all consumers who are eligible for the various forms of self-consumption, irrespective of the date on which the contracts of the system have been concluded. access and provisioning.

4. The consumer who is in any form of self-consumption shall be responsible for the charge for other system services provided for in this article, which shall apply to the energy corresponding to the time-consuming period.

5. In accordance with Article 9.3 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, the Government will be able to regulate reductions in charges for other services of the system in non-peninsular systems and for certain low voltage consumer categories of self-consumption provisioning mode.

TITLE VI

Registration, inspection and sanctioning regime

Article 19. Administrative registration of self-consumption of electrical energy.

1. The Administrative Registry of Self-Consumption of Electrical Energy provided for in Article 9.4 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector shall be governed by the provisions of this Title.

2. The management of the register referred to in the previous paragraph shall correspond to the Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism.

3. The administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy shall aim at the control and adequate monitoring of consumers who have received any of the modes of self-consumption of electrical energy.

4. The record will contain two sections:

(a) In the first section, consumers shall be entered in the form of self-consumption of type 1 whose contracted power is less than or equal to 10 kW.

(b) In the second section, consumers shall be entered in the form of type 1 self-consumption whose contracted power is greater than 10 kW and the consumers covered by the type 2 self-consumption mode.

Article 20. Registration in the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy.

All consumers in any of the modes of self-consumption of electric power must apply for registration in the administrative register of self-consumption of electric power. This obligation shall not apply to isolated installations.

However, the distributors must communicate annually to the Directorate General of Energy Policy and Mines and to the National Commission of the Markets and the Competition any change of situation of a consumer that You are connected to the electrical system and modify that connection to enable it to be isolated.

Article 21. Procedure for registration in the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy.

1. As provided for in Law 11/2007, of 22 June, of electronic access of citizens to Public Services, the procedure of registration in the register may be carried out by electronic means.

2. The entry shall be made by the holder of the supply point, which is the subject, within a maximum of one month from the date of formalisation or modification of the access contract in accordance with Article 8, and shall be accompanied by the a responsible declaration pursuant to Article 71a of Law 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 on the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure and the completed form of Annex II.

In the case of consumers benefiting from the type 1 self-consumption mode, the installation company may make the application for registration in the register, on behalf of the point of supply holder, on whom it will fall, in all Case, the obligation to be registered in the register.

3. Receipt of the above documentation shall be given to the automatic registration in the Administrative Registry of self-consumption of electrical energy, the registry manager shall take reason of such registration, without prejudice to the functions of supervision and control that corresponds to you.

In any case, the registry manager may ask the data subject at any time for the documentation necessary to prove compliance with the requirements established in the regulations and the verification of the data contributed.

Article 22. Modification and cancellation of registrations.

1. Any event involving the modification of any of the data included in the registration or in the original responsible declaration shall be communicated by the person concerned within the maximum period of one month from the date on which he or she is produces, attaching the corresponding responsible statement.

2. The cancellation of the registration in the register shall take place at the request of the person concerned or on his own initiative in the cases of termination of the activity and the failure to refer the documents and particulars required by this Title.

To proceed to the cancellation of the registration, the instruction of the corresponding procedure in which the interested party will be given will be required.

The cancellation of registration will be notified to the distribution company and, if necessary, to the carrier. The distribution company shall communicate this to the trading company with which, where appropriate, it has contracted the supply.

Article 23. Advertising and processing of data.

1. The registration shall be public, free of charge, and its access shall be governed by the provisions of Article 37 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure. Data subjects may access the data contained in the register.

The National Markets and Competition Commission, the system operator, the market operator, the autonomous communities and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla for the facilities located in their territory and distributors and carriers for installations connected to their networks shall have access to the information contained in the register referred to in this Title.

2. The processing of personal data entered in the register covered by this Title shall be subject to the provisions of the Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December on the protection of personal data.

The subjects required to communicate data to this registry shall be responsible for their veracity and actuality, without prejudice to any liability that may arise from their failure to comply.

3. Persons who, in the exercise of their duties, have access to data on this register shall be obliged to keep secret in respect of such data, they shall be fully responsible for ensuring the confidentiality of the information in accordance with the provided for in Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December on the Protection of Personal Data, and may not use it for purposes other than their activity as an operator of the market, system operator, distributor or carrier, as corresponds, without prejudice to the reporting obligations imposed by law at any time.

Article 24. Inspection of the application of the self-consumption modes.

1. The General Administration of the State, where appropriate in collaboration with the competent bodies of the autonomous communities, may carry out inspection plans for the application of the economic conditions of supplies covered by the self-consumption modes, including, where appropriate, the electrical energy sold to the system. Monitoring programmes may also be carried out.

2. In relation to any situations of fraud and other anomalous situations, the provisions of Law 24/2013 of 26 December and its implementing legislation will apply.

Article 25. Sanctioning regime.

1. Failure to comply with this royal decree may be sanctioned in accordance with the provisions of Title X of Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector.

2. By way of a statement, they shall constitute a very serious infringement, as defined in Article 64.43 of that law, the following conduct:

a) Failure to comply with the registration obligation.

b) When an installation connected to the network performs a self-consumption of energy that does not meet the requirements of the modalities set forth in this royal decree.

(c) The application of an economic regime other than that referred to in this royal decree for type 1 and 2 modes.

(d) Failure to comply with the technical requirements referred to in Article 5 by an installation connected to the network when this results in incidents on the transport or distribution network.

3. By way of an enunciative, they constitute a serious infringement as defined in Article 65.35 of Law 24/2013 of December 26, the following conduct:

(a) Failure to comply with the technical requirements referred to in Article 5 by an installation connected to the network even if this does not cause any incidents in the transmission or distribution network.

b) The incorrect application of the modalities and their associated economic regimes foreseen in this royal decree.

Additional disposition first. Cogeneration facilities associated with a consumer.

1. The operators of cogeneration production facilities and their associated heat and power consumer may exclusively share the facilities for connection to the transmission or distribution network, which will involve the following:

(a) The producer and the associated consumer who share the border point accept the consequences that the disconnection of the said point, in application of the current rules, could entail for either party, between (a) the failure of the producer to sell the energy to the system and the perception of the remuneration which would have been paid to it or the inability of the consumer to purchase energy.

b) The distributor or carrier shall have no legal obligation on such installation. Likewise, the distributor or carrier shall have no legal obligation regarding the quality of service due to the incidents resulting from failures in the said connection installation.

2. The holders of the electricity cogeneration production facilities may choose to sell all their net energy generated, or to use the type 2 self-consumption modalities under the conditions set out in this royal decree. The permanence in a mode of sale of energy shall be at least one year.

For this purpose, the holders of the cogeneration production facilities with the right to the perception of the specific remuneration scheme must communicate it to the body responsible for the settlements at the beginning of the activity, in the case of new installations, or within one month of any change in the mode of sale of the facilities referred to in the preceding paragraph.

3. The holders of the electricity cogeneration production facilities and their associated consumer who choose to sell all their net energy generated must have independent access contracts for the consumption of services. ancillary to cogeneration and to the associated consumer.

The holders of electricity cogeneration facilities and their associated consumer who choose to opt for a self-consumption modality must comply with the provisions of this royal decree.

4. Holders of electricity cogeneration production facilities that choose to sell all of their generated net energy should have:

a) A two-way measurement team that measures the net energy generated.

b) A measurement team that records the hourly energy consumed by the associated consumer.

The net energy generated will be that defined in the Unified Measure of Measure Regulation approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August.

Equipment measures shall be elevated to the level of tension at the border point, affecting them, if appropriate, due to the relevant losses. Different loss ratios may not be applied in measures affected by the same losses.

5. Holders of electricity cogeneration production facilities that choose to use type 2 self-consumption mode shall comply with the requirements and configuration of the measure as set out in Articles 11 and 13.

The holders of electricity cogeneration installations that choose to use type 1 self-consumption mode shall comply with the requirements and configuration of the measure as set out in Articles 11 and 12.

6. Exceptionally, the holders of the cogeneration production facilities with administrative authority to build upon the entry into force of this royal decree certifying technical or physical impossibility to adapt their configuration For the purposes of paragraph 4 or 5, they may request the Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines to authorise the use of a singular configuration of measure within the maximum period of four months from the entry into force of this Regulation. of this royal decree.

For these purposes, the operators of the facilities must contribute together with the application:

a) The documentation that proves the technical or physical impossibility to adapt your measurement configuration to the general conditions.

b) A certificate signed by the person in charge of the reading of the consumptions, in which it states that the proposed measure is suitable for obtaining the necessary measures for the correct billing.

(c) A certificate signed by the reading officer of the point of generation frontier in which he states that the proposed configuration of the measure is suitable for obtaining the necessary measures for the liquidation.

d) Proposal of a deadline for the adequacy of the installation to the proposal of singular configuration of measure that in no case can exceed nine months.

To this end, the reading officers shall forward the certificates referred to in paragraphs (b) and (c) above before 40 working days have elapsed since they are requested by the operators of the premises.

By resolution of the Secretary of State of Energy you can approve the type schemes to authorize, as well as additional documentation to contribute along with the request for authorization to use a singular configuration of measure.

The General Directorate for Energy Policy and Mines will authorize the use of a measurement configuration when the technical or physical impossibility to adapt the measurement configuration to the general conditions and the certificates from the consumers ' and production frontier points in charge of the reading of the consumer and production frontier points, stating that the proposed measure is suitable for obtaining the necessary measures.

The resolution of the General Direction of Energy Policy and Mines that, if necessary, authorizes the use of a measurement configuration will determine the maximum time for the adequacy of the installation to the same.

The deadline for resolving and notifying authority to use a singular measurement configuration will be six months.

Those in charge of the reading will be required to report to the General Directorate of Energy Policy and Mines, on a monthly basis, the list of facilities that have not adapted their measurement configuration within the time limit set in the authorization resolution.

7. The data for the use of a singular measurement configuration may be obtained by those in charge of the reading of the installations to which they have been granted the data for the invoicing and liquidation of the energy from operations mathematics of the records of the installed measurement equipment, but in no case shall it be possible to invoice energy or power values other than those defined in this royal decree.

In no case will power control be allowed at the border point if there is no measuring equipment at that border point.

a) For the option to sell all net generated energy, the necessary measures for the correct billing and settlement will be:

1. The Producer will sell the generated net time energy.

2. The holder of the production facility must acquire, for its auxiliary generation services, the consumption of the auxiliary services.

3. The Associated Consumer will acquire the consumed time energy.

The application of network access tolls and, where appropriate, charges to the associated consumer and the auxiliary generation services shall be the ones that correspond, in accordance with the rules of application, to the producers and consumers who do not perform self-consumption:

1. º The associated consumer access tolls will be applied according to the following:

i. The power control of the associated consumer shall be carried out on the power of the associated consumer, using the equipment which records the hourly energy consumed.

ii. The variable term of the tolls shall be applied to the hourly energy consumed by the associated consumer.

iii. For the billing, if applicable, of the reactive power term, the counter that records the hourly energy consumed shall be used.

2. º The access tolls of the auxiliary generation services will be applied according to the following:

i. The power control shall be performed on the power of such auxiliary generation services, using the equipment to record the net energy generated.

ii. The variable term of the access tolls shall apply to the time consumption of the ancillary services.

iii. For the billing, if applicable, of the reactive power term, the counter recording the net energy generated shall be used.

b) For subjects covered by a type 2 self-consumption mode, the following applies:

1. The measures necessary for the correct billing and settlement of energy will be as follows: The associated consumer's hourly demand, the time-to-day pour and the time consumption of ancillary services.

2. The invoicing of the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks and the necessary measures shall be those laid down in Article 16 (3) or (4), as appropriate.

In no case will power control be allowed at the border point if there is no measuring equipment at that border point.

3. The application of the charges shall be made in accordance with the provisions of Title V.

4. In addition, for installations with specific remuneration, the net hourly energy generated must be measured.

8. For the purposes of the very serious infringement, as defined in Article 64.18 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, failure to comply with the obligations laid down in paragraphs 4 or 5 of the obligations to apply for authorisation for a use a singular configuration of the measure within the time limits provided for in paragraph 6, as well as its failure to comply within the time limit laid down in the decision on authorisation referred to in paragraph 6, shall be regarded as a non-compliance by the of those responsible for the point of measurement of the obligation to have the measurement and control equipment available; and other devices that have been established, in such a way as to prevent or alter the correct measurement and billing.

In addition, failure to comply with the obligations set out in paragraphs 3, 4 and 5 shall be cause for the suspension of the condition of the market subject and, where applicable, the cancellation of the registration in the registration of the specific remuneration in the state of operation, as provided for in Article 49 of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014 regulating the production of electricity from renewable energy sources, cogeneration and waste.

Additional provision second. Discharges to the electricity grid for consumers that implement systems of saving and efficiency.

1. Consumers of electrical energy connected in high voltage to an activity whose secondary product is the generation of electric power and which, due to the implementation of a system of saving and energy efficiency, that is not power generation, battery or energy storage system, at certain times of electrical energy which cannot be consumed in its own installation, may be authorised by the Directorate in exceptional circumstances. General of Energy Policy and Mines of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, Pour such power to the network whenever it meets the following requirements:

(a) submitting a certificate from the network manager to which they are connected accreditable to having obtained the access and connection permits for the discharge of electrical energy in accordance with the provisions of the implementing rules; in the field of access to transport and distribution networks.

b) That they present a project of the savings and efficiency measures to be adopted indicating the impact on their consumption of electrical energy. Energy saving and energy efficiency systems shall not be considered for the purposes of this provision, including the installation of a generator or battery or electrical energy storage system.

2. The invoicing of the supply and the tolls for access to the networks shall be carried out on the hourly demand, and on all the power demanded, as laid down in Article 9 of Royal Decree 1164/2001 of 26 October 2001 and using these effects the counter located at the border point of the installation. The time demand may not be in any negative case.

The billing of the charges or other prices that result from application in accordance with the regulations in force, will be made on the demand for energy and on all the power demanded in the counter located at the point installation border.

The consumer will have to pay for the electric energy surplus to the charge for other services of the system in accordance with the provisions of article 18 of this royal decree.

Additional provision third. Commands to the system operator and the market operator.

1. Within three months of the entry into force of this royal decree, the system operator shall forward to the Secretary of State for Energy a proposal to amend the procedures for the operation of the electrical system and, where appropriate, of the Additional technical instructions to the Unified Regulation of the measuring points of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August 2007, the content of which is necessary to adapt to the amendments introduced by this Regulation royal decree.

2. Within two months of the entry into force of this Royal Decree, the market operator shall submit to the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism for approval a proposal for rules of operation of the daily market and In order to adapt to the modifications of the Royal Decree 2019/1997 of 26 December, which organizes and regulates the market for the production of electrical energy, provided for in the final provision of this real decree.

Additional provision fourth. Landfill time from self-consumption facilities.

1. By order of the Minister for Industry, Energy and Tourism, the mechanism will be established to allow for the integration of possible discharges from the installations of consumers with the type of self-consumption type 1, so that ensure the minimum cost for the electrical system assembly.

For these purposes, the time discharges from consumer installations covered by the type 1 self-consumption mode will be measured by those in charge of the reading and made available to the system operator in the terms to be determined in the development regulations of this royal decree.

2. In order to encourage the proper sizing of the facilities for generating the associated consumption in consumer installations with the type 1 self-consumption, the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism will be able to regulating mechanisms or the requirement for the installation of devices to limit discharges from such installations.

Additional provision fifth. Installations for the production of electrical energy with a rated power not exceeding 100 kW, connected to a voltage not exceeding 1 kV, either to the distribution network or to the internal network of a consumer.

Under the provisions of Article 53 (3) of Law 24/2013 of 26 December 2011, installations for the production of electrical energy with a rated power not exceeding 100 kW, directly connected to a power grid Voltage not exceeding 1 kV, whether of distribution or to the internal network of a consumer, is excluded from the system of prior administrative authorisation and administrative authorisation for construction provided for in paragraphs 1.a) and 1.b) of the referred to Article 53.

Additional provision sixth. The validity of the generation extension rights.

In case of termination of the access contract of a generation facility or of the installation of the installation, the generation extension rights shall be maintained in force for the installation for which they were paid during a period Three years for low voltage and five years for high voltage.

Additional provision seventh. Reduction of the variable charge for self-consumed energy for consumers with a mode of self-consumption in the electrical systems of non-peninsular territories.

1. For consumers located in the electrical systems of non-peninsular territories, which are covered by any of the modes of self-consumption, the charges associated with the corresponding costs of the system and the charges for other system services as provided for in this additional provision.

2. Fixed charges will be applied to these consumers in accordance with the provisions of the first transitional provision of this royal decree.

The transient variable charge for self-consumed energy of application will be calculated with a reduction compared to that provided for in the peninsular system, according to the following formulation:

2.1 If PE_i:-PE_p ≤ 0, the price of charges per category of access tolls provided for in paragraph 3.b of the first transitional provision of this royal decree shall apply.

2.2 If PE_i:-PE_p > 0, the following will be done:

a) If (CTA toll, period + Tv toll, period) ≤ (PEi:-PEP), the price of the charge to be applied to the supply in the isolated system CTATNP-i, toll, period will take a zero value.

b) If (CTA toll, period + Tv toll, period) > (PEI:-PEP), the price of the charge to be applied to the supply in the isolated system CTATNP-i, toll, period shall be obtained by minoring the prices of the charges provided for in paragraph 3.b of the the first transitional provision of this royal decree or, where applicable, rules replacing it as follows:

CTA_{TNP-i, toll, period} = CTA _{toll, period} + Tv _{toll, period} -(PE_i:-PE_p)

Being:

PE_i: Ratio between the estimate of the annual generation variable cost remuneration and the demand estimate in central bars in the isolated i electrical system, expressed in €/MWh.

PE_p: Annual estimate of the peninsular daily market price, expressed in €/MWh.

CTA_{TNP-i, toll, period i}: Transitional variable charge for self-consumed power in the isolated electrical system i according to the access toll of the supply at each tariff period, expressed in €/MWh.

CTA _{toll, period}: Transitional variable charge for self-consumed energy provided for in paragraph 3.b) of the first transitional provision of this royal decree or, where applicable, rules replacing it, expressed in €/MWh.

Tv _toll, period: Variable term for each access toll and tariff period, expressed in €/MWh. Until the approval of the methodology of charges associated with the costs of the system provided for in Article 16 of Law 24/2013, it shall be calculated as a difference between the variable term of the access tolls set out in Order IET/2444/2014 and the variable charge term associated with the costs of the system provided for in paragraph 3.b) .1 of the first transitional provision of this royal decree.

3. The charges of application in each electrical system isolated to the entry into force of this royal decree shall be those listed in Annex III.

Such prices may be revised by order of the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism, with the agreement of the Government's Delegation for Economic Affairs.

Additional disposition octave. Technical and economic conditions of certain generation facilities connected within the network of a consumer or sharing network connection infrastructures with an associated consumer.

1. Without prejudice to the provisions of the third transitional provision and the additional additional provision, those subject holders of generation facilities connected within the network of a consumer or who share Network connection infrastructure with an associated consumer who does not meet the requirements and conditions laid down in this royal decree for the type 1 and 2 modes must adapt their facilities to pour all the net energy generated into the network and acquire all the energy consumed, without sharing electricity infrastructure according to the sectoral regulations.

2. As soon as they are developed, the operators and the facilities which will carry out a mode of self-consumption of electrical energy referred to in Article 9.1 (d) of Law 24/2013 of 26 December of the Electrical Sector shall be required to comply with the administrative, technical and economic requirements and conditions regulated in this royal decree for type 2 self-consumption mode.

Additional provision ninth. Monitoring and evaluation of the development of self-consumption modalities.

1. The distribution companies will have to send to the National Commission of the Markets and the Competition, in the first quarter of each year, the information regarding the number of contracts of access subscribed in each modality of self-consumption during the year above, including information relating to the contracted power associated with them, as well as the power of generation installed in the internal network, the annual hourly demand, the annual self-consumption and, where applicable, the annual time-off. The Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines may have access to this information for the purpose of this Commission's electronic access enabling it to carry out consultations on the information under conditions which maintain security, confidentiality and integrity of the information.

The National Commission of the Markets and Competition will make public on its website the information regarding the number of contracts in each of the modes of self-consumption subscribed to date, aggregated by company distribution, community or autonomous city and, where applicable, technology.

2. The Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism will report to the Government Delegation for Economic Affairs at least three-yearly on the evolution of self-consumption in Spain. This report, which will be published on the website of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, will include information on the implementation of self-consumption, its modalities and evolution of technology, ways to promote distributed generation and the economic impact of any reduction in tolls, charges and costs that are recognised or can be established.

For these purposes, the National Commission on Markets and Competition will submit a report, which will be drawn up in collaboration with all the sectors concerned, including information on the implementation of the self-consumption, its modalities, as well as ways to promote distributed generation, always guaranteeing the sustainability of the electricity system, for which the data on the economic impact of any reduction of tolls, charges and costs that are recognised or can be established.

Additional provision 10th. No increase in expenditure.

The measures included in this standard will be met with the ordinary budget allocations and will not be able to increase the allocation or remuneration or other personnel costs.

First transient disposition. Transitional economic regime for the application of self-consumption.

1. Until the charges associated with the costs of the system are approved, as provided for in Article 16 of Law 24/2013 of December 26, of the Electrical Sector, the billing of the tolls of access to the transport networks and distribution and charges associated with the costs of the system of the subjects covered by any of the self-consumption arrangements shall be made in accordance with this transitional provision.

2. The prices of the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks and charges associated with the costs of the consumer system referred to in Article 16 and the transitional provision 14 of Law 24/2013 of 26 March December, shall be the prices of the access tolls provided for in Article 9 of Order IET/2444/2014 of 19 December 2014 determining the electricity access tolls for 2015 or the standard to replace it.

For the purposes of determining the billing components of these access tolls, the following rules will be available:

(a) In order to determine the components of the billing of consumer access tolls for type 1 self-consumption, the billing shall be calculated considering the power control, the hourly demand and, in its Case, the term of reactive energy, at the point of the installation.

b) To determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary services for the generation of the subjects covered by a type 2 mode of self-consumption that are available to the As referred to in Article 13.2.a), the billing of access tolls shall be carried out in the light of the following:

1. For the determination of the power billing term of the access tolls, the control of the requested power shall be performed:

i. Where the hourly consumption of ancillary services is greater than zero the associated consumer's control of power shall be carried out using the equipment which registers the time energy consumed and the control of the power The consumption of the auxiliary generation services shall be carried out on the power of such auxiliary generation services, using these effects, the equipment which registers the net generated energy.

ii. Where the net hourly energy generated is greater than zero, the requested power control of the associated consumer shall be carried out at the border point of the installation if, at that point, the measurement equipment is available to the extent that it registers the power required for the correct billing in accordance with the implementing rules, or on all the associated consumer power, using the equipment to record the hourly energy consumed.

2. º For the determination of the active energy billing term, the energy to be billed will be:

i. For the associated consumer billing, the energy corresponding to the associated consumer time demand.

ii. For the billing of the auxiliary consumption of generation, the energy corresponding to the consumption hours of auxiliary services.

3. For the determination of the billing, if any, of the reactive power term, it shall be used:

iii. For the billing of the associated consumer, the team that records the hourly energy consumed.

iv. For the billing of the generation auxiliary consumption, the equipment that records the net generated energy.

(a) To determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary services for the generation of the subjects covered by the type 2 self-consumption mode that the teams of In the case of a measure referred to in Article 13 (2) (b), the joint invoicing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary generation services shall be calculated in the light of the requested power control, the hourly demand and, where appropriate, the Reactive power term at the border point of the installation.

b) To determine the components of the billing of the associated consumer access tolls and the ancillary services for the generation of the subjects covered by a type 2 mode of self-consumption that are available to the the measure referred to in Article 13 (2) (c) shall apply the criteria set out in subparagraph (b), with the specific features applied to them in relation to the measuring equipment used.

3. In addition to the above access tolls, charges associated with the system costs and the charge for other system services shall be applied on a transitional basis as set out below:

a) Fixed charges will be applied depending on the power, in €/kW, the price of which will be as follows for each category of access tolls:

NT

Access Peage	Fixed Charge (€/kW)
	Period 1	Period 2	Period 3	Period 4	Period 5	Period 6
BT	2.0 A (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	8.989169
	2.0 DHA (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	8.989169
	2.0 DHS (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	8.989169
		2.1 A (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	15,390453
	2.1 DHA (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	15,390453
	2.1 DHS (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	15,390453
		3.0 A (Pc > 15 kW)	32.174358	6,403250	14,266872
AT	3.1 A (1 kV to 36 kV)	36,608828	7.559262	5,081433	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
	6.1A (1 kV to 30 kV)	22,648982	8.176720	9,919358	11.994595	14.279706	4,929022
	6.1B (30 kV to 36 kV)	16.747077	5,223211	7,757881	9,833118	12,118229	3.942819
	6.2 (36 kV to 72.5 kV)	9,451587	1,683097	4,477931	6.402663	8,074908	2.477812
	(72.5 kV to 145 kV)	9.551883	2.731715	3,994851	5.520499	6.894902	1,946805
6.4 (Greater than or equal to 145 kV)	3,123313	0.000000	1,811664	3.511473	4,991205	1.007911

For type 1 self-consumption mode and type 2 mode, the application of these fixed charges will be made on the difference between the charge application power defined in Article 3 and the power to invoice for the purposes of applying the access tolls. In all cases this null difference will be considered when the value is negative.

(a) A variable charge term, in €/kWh, to be applied to the time-consuming period during the transitional period provided for in paragraph 1 of this provision and referred to as a transitional charge for self-consumed energy. The price of the transient charge for self-consumed power will be as follows for each category of access tolls:

i) Until December 31, 2015:

Peage	Transitional charge for self-consumed power (€/kWh)
Period 1	Period 2	Period 3	Period 4	Period 5	Period 6
2.0 A (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.046750
	2.0 DHA (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.060789	0.008510
2.0 DHS (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.061561	0.008869	0.008449
2.1 A (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.058445
2.1 DHA (10 < Pc ≤15 kW)	0.071727	0.017885
2.1 DHS (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.072498	0.020765	0.013707
3.0 A (Pc > 15 kW)	0.025270	0.017212
3.1A( 1 kV to 36 kV)	0.019485	0.013393	0.014197
6.1A (1 kV to 30 kV)	0.015678	0.014733	0.010559	0.0011786	0.01235	0.008879
	6.1B (30 kV to 36 kV)	0.015678	0.012426	0.010005	0.011173	0.012139	0.008627
6.2 (36 kV to 72.5 kV)	0.016967	0.014731	0.010716	0.010965	0.01264	0.008395
6.3 (72.5 kV to 145 kV)	0.019326	0.015950	0.0011343	0.0011092	0.01221	0.008426
6.4 (Greater than or equal to 145 kV)	0.015678	0.0011674	0.010005	0.010372	0.010805	0.008252

ii) From 1 January 2016:

Peage	Transitional charge for self-consumed power (€/kWh)
Period 1	Period 2	Period 3	Period 4	Period 5	Period 6
2.0 A (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.049033
	2.0 DHA (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.063141	0.008907
2.0 DHS (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.063913	0.009405	0.008767
2.1 A (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.060728
2.1 DHA (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.074079	0.018282
2.1 DHS (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.074851	0.0021301	0.014025
3.0 A (Pc > 15 kW)	0.029399	0.019334
3.1A( 1 kV to 36 kV)	0.0022656	0.015100	0.014197
6.1A (1 kV to 30 kV)	0.018849	0.016196	0.0011534	0.01218	0.013267	0.008879
	6.1B (30 kV to 36 kV)	0.018849	0.013890	0.010981	0.0121905	0.012871	0.008627
6.2 (36 kV to 72.5 kV)	0.020138	0.016194	0.0011691	0.0011696	0.011996	0.008395
6.3 (72.5 kV to 145 kV)	0.0022498	0.017414	0.012319	0.0011824	0.0011953	0.008426
6.4 (Greater than or equal to 145 kV)	0.018849	0.013138	0.010981	0.011104	0.0011537	0.008252

This variable charge term consists of the components for:

1. The variable charges associated with system costs by discounting the corresponding losses,

2. The payments by capacity, and

3. Other system services, differentiating between: those associated with the electrical system adjustment services, with the exception of the cost of deviations, those associated with the service of management of the demand for interruptibility and the associated with the remuneration of the market operator and the system operator.

The values of each of these components for billing and settlement purposes are those set out in Annex IV of this royal decree, without prejudice to the revision of each of them in accordance with the provisions of the Law 24/2013, of December 26, of the Electrical Sector and its development regulations.

The application of these charges will be made for both type 1 and type 2 mode, on the energy corresponding to the time consumption defined in Article 3.

However, consumers with a low voltage connected type 1 self-consumption mode whose contracted power is less than or equal to 10 kW shall be exempt from the payment of the transitional energy charge. self-consumed in this section.

4. The distribution company shall be responsible for the billing of the access tolls and the fixed and variable transitional charges as defined in paragraphs 2 and 3 of this provision, each of the terms being differentiated.

The proceeds to be obtained pursuant to these charges shall be considered to be a liquidable income of the system for the purposes of the provisions of Royal Decree 2017/1997 of 26 December.

The entity responsible for liquidations shall differentiate from these revenues the amounts corresponding to the remuneration of the market operator and the system operator, to the payments by capacity, those associated with the management service of the demand for interruptibility and the adjustment services of the system, by allocating to the market operator the item corresponding to its remuneration and to the system operator other items.

Those operators shall take into account the amounts transferred by the body in charge of settlement at the time of the corresponding settlement in accordance with the following:

a) System operator:

i. As regards capacity payments, it will give them the treatment provided for in the implementing rules.

ii. The amounts associated with the demand management service for interruptibility shall be used to cover this cost.

iii. The amounts associated with the adjustment services shall be allocated to the demand in proportion to their consumption in central bars.

iv. Quantities shall be given to cover the remuneration of the system operator for the treatment provided for in the implementing rules.

(b) Market operator: shall give the amounts to cover the remuneration of the market operator for the treatment provided for in the implementing rules.

5. The invoicing of the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks and the charges of the consumers who, both under the second provision, are authorised to discharge the electricity grid and those which have obtained such authorisation by virtue of the additional provision of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000, the following is the following:

(a) The billing of network access tolls shall be made by applying the prices of the tolls for access to the transport and distribution networks and charges of the consumers established in Article 9 of the Order IET/2444/2014 of 19 December 2014 determining the electricity access tolls for 2015 or the standard to replace it.

These prices will apply to all the power demanded by Royal Decree 1164/2001, of 26 October recorded in the counter located at the border point of the installation and on the hourly demand. The time demand may not be in any negative case.

(b) The variable charge set out in paragraph 3.b) shall apply on surplus electricity.

6. The prices set out in this provision may be revised by order of the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism.

Second transient disposition. Cogeneration installations with operating authorisation.

The cogeneration facilities of categories a) and c), and of groups b.6), b.7) and b.8) provided for in Article 2 of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014, that the entry into force of this royal decree is authorized of the equivalent holding or document, other than the requirement referred to in Article 5.2 (a).

Transitional provision third. Adequacy of the facilities that make self-consumption of electrical energy at the entry into force of the royal decree.

1. Without prejudice to paragraph 4, those consumers of electrical energy who, at the entry into force of this Royal Decree, were consuming electrical energy in any of the forms included in type 1 and 2 of self-consumption, have a period of six months to adapt to this royal decree and to communicate their registration in the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy in the appropriate form.

2. Without prejudice to paragraph 4, those producers who, at the entry into force of this royal decree, are generating energy in type 2 self-consumption mode, shall have a period of six months in order to adapt to the provisions of paragraph 4. the present royal decree.

3. Installations which, at the entry into force of this royal decree, have a contract of access in force, must adjust their access contracts as provided for in Articles 8 and 9 and shall be exempt from making a new application for connection and access to the network in accordance with Article 7.

4. The holders of the electricity cogeneration plant and its associated consumer who, at the entry into force of this royal decree, have administrative authorisation for construction, shall have a period of nine months from the date of entry into force. entry into force of this royal decree to adjust its configuration of measure to the provisions of paragraph 4 or 5 of the additional provision first or four months in order to request, where appropriate, the authorization for the configuration application singular measure referred to in paragraph 6 of that provision.

Also, those facilities that would have obtained a unique configuration authorization of measure under the additional provision of Royal Decree 1565/2010 of 19 November, or of the additional provision First of the unified regulation of points of measure of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007, of 24 August, it will be understood that this configuration has the authorization provided for in the mentioned paragraph 6 of the provision Additional first.

Transitional disposition fourth. Transitional exemptions from charges associated with system costs and charge for other system services.

By virtue of the provisions of the ninth transitional provision of Law 24/2013 of December 26:

1. Installations for the production of electrical energy with cogeneration which, at the entry into force of that law, shall be definitively entered in the Administrative Register of installations for the production of electrical energy dependent on the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism in compliance with the performance requirements set out in Royal Decree 661/2007 of 25 May 2007 regulating the production of electrical energy and maintaining it in the compliance with the same, will be exempt by the self-consumed energy of the payment of the charges associated with the costs of the electricity system and the charge for other services of the system until 31 December 2019, and in particular the payment of charges associated with the costs of the system and the charge for other system services provided for in the provision The first transition.3 of this royal decree.

2. Consumers of electrical energy, which, at the entry into force of the law, would have been subject to the authorization to refer to the additional provision of Royal Decree 1955/2000, dated 1 December 2000, before 1 December 2000. June 2013, shall be exempt from the obligation to pay for the electricity in excess of the variable charge set out in paragraph 5.b) of the first transitional arrangement in accordance with the provisions of the second subparagraph of this royal decree, until December 31, 2019.

Transient disposition fifth. Billing of consumers with a mode of self-consumption that do not have effectively integrated telemanagement counters.

The supply of consumers with a mode of self-consumption, whose border points are classified as type 4 or 5 and their measuring equipment are not effectively integrated into the telemanagement system of their In charge of reading, they will be read and billed with a bimonthly periodicity and will not apply to them the profiles in force for the rest of consumers. The hourly measures of these consumers will be obtained through reading via portable reading terminal (TPL).

Transitional disposition sixth. Adequacy of systems and processes for the billing of the new economic regime for self-consumption.

The agents involved in the billing and settlement of the charges established in the new economic regime for self-consumption will have a period of six months from the entry into force of this royal decree for the adaptation of the systems and processes associated with those functions.

Transitional disposition seventh. Calculation of the number of hours equivalent to the operation of cogeneration installations up to the adequacy of their measurement configurations.

1. Transiently, and for the purpose of calculating the number of equivalent hours of operation as set out in Article 21 of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014 regulating the production of electrical energy from sources for renewable energy, cogeneration and waste, the holders of cogeneration plants may submit to the body responsible for the settlement, in accordance with the procedure and model laid down by it, a responsible declaration in which the the power generated in central bars is communicated in the annual periods in which it is accrued specific remuneration scheme.

The entity responsible for the settlements will publish on its website the model of responsible declaration and the aforementioned procedure, within the maximum period of one month from the entry into force of this royal decree.

The responsible statement shall be subject to the provisions of Article 49 of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June.

2. The above paragraph shall apply only until the installations comply with the requirements relating to the measuring equipment set out in paragraphs 4 and 5 of the first provision of the actual present decree and, in no case, after the end of the period established to adapt their configurations of measure in the tercer.4 transitional arrangement of this royal decree.

3. For installations covered by the provisions of paragraph 6 of the first provision, the provisions of paragraph 1 shall apply only until the time limit for the adjustment of the installation to the proposal for a Directive has been completed. configuration of the measure provided for in the resolution of the Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines of Authorisation to use a singular configuration of measure, provided that such request has been submitted within the time limit set in the transient disposition. 4.

4. In those cases where the above requirements have not been met for the completion of the adjustment periods in accordance with the terms set out in paragraphs 2 and 3, for the purpose of calculating the number of hours of operation equivalent In accordance with Article 21 of Royal Decree 413/2014 of 6 June 2014, the energy values sold on the market reported by the reading officers shall apply.

Transient disposition octave. Adaptation of access toll contracts.

Without prejudice to the provisions of point (b) of the single derogation provision, access toll contracts may be subject to the provisions of Article 6.6 of Royal Decree 1164/2001 of 26 October 2001, which is intended to cover the establish rates of access to the transmission and distribution networks of electrical energy, within two months from the entry into force of this royal decree.

transient disposition ninth. Registration in the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy until complete enablement by electronic means.

Until the full clearance of the administrative register of self-consumption of electrical energy by electronic means, the operators of the installations which, under Title VI of this royal decree, are obliged to the registration in the same, must submit the communication provided for in Article 21 by means of the places listed in Article 38.4 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of the Public Administrations and of the Procedure Joint Administrative Board, addressed to the Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism.

Transient disposition tenth. Elements of accumulation.

Without prejudice to the provisions of the Supplementary Technical Instruction ITC-BT-52 " Facilities for special purposes approved by Royal Decree 1053/2014 of 12 December 2014 for the infrastructure for the charging of vehicles (a) until the approval of the standard of safety and industrial quality which defines the technical conditions and the protection of the elements of cumulation installed in the installations covered by the self-consumption of energy Article 9 of Law 24/2013 of 26 December, the elements of the accumulation will be installed in such a way that they share measurement equipment and protections with the generation facility.

Repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

It will be repealed as many provisions of equal or lower rank are opposed to what was established in this royal decree, and in particular:

(a) The additional provision twelfth (Vertidos to the electricity grid for consumers operating systems of savings and efficiency) of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 regulating the activities of the transport, distribution, marketing, supply and authorisation procedures for electrical energy installations.

(b) Article 6 (6) of Royal Decree 1164/2001 of 26 October 2001 establishing charges for access to the transmission and distribution networks of electrical energy.

c) The additional first provision of the unified electrical system measurement points regulation approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August.

(d) Articles 4.3 and 18.3 of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November regulating the connection to a network of small-power electrical energy production facilities.

Final disposition first. Amendment of Royal Decree 2019/1997 of 26 December on the organisation and regulation of the electricity production market.

The Royal Decree 2019/1997 of 26 December, for which the electricity production market is organised and regulated, is amended as follows:

One. Article 25 (3) is amended to read as follows:

" 3. The market operator shall act as the central counterparty for the purchases and sales of the daily production market and shall require the corresponding guarantees, in the terms and conditions laid down in the market rules. In developing this role, the market operator will be involved in the obligations arising from purchases and sales, becoming a seller of each purchase transaction and a buyer in each sales operation. "

Two. A new paragraph 4 is inserted in Article 25, with the following wording:

" 4. The system operator may directly or indirectly liquidate the payment obligations and the receivables defined in paragraphs 1 and 2, and may require the corresponding guarantees. If the settlement is made directly, it shall notify the account holder of the account in which the payments are made by the sellers to whom the charge corresponds and the amount to be paid to each of them. This function may be performed indirectly through third parties. "

Final disposition second. Amendment of the unified measure of measure of the electrical system approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August.

The unified electrical system measurement points regulation, approved by Royal Decree 1110/2007 of 24 August, is amended as follows:

One. Article 3 (1), (2) and (4) are amended as follows:

" 1. Connection point: the particular place of the network where facilities for different activities, distribution zones or owners are linked.

In the mode of production with self-consumption the connection point will be the place where the shared facilities of the consumer and the producer with the transport or distribution network are linked.

2. Border point:

a) The connection point of a producer with the transport or distribution network.

b) The connection point of a consumer with the transport or distribution network.

c) The connection point of the transport network with the distribution network.

d) The connection point of the different entitlement transport networks.

e) The connection point of the different entitlement distribution networks.

f) International interconnections.

g) The connection point of the networks of the peninsular territory with a non-peninsular territory.

In the modes of production with self-consumption the subject consumer and the producer subject will share their border point. "

" 4. Responsible for the measurement point: the holder of the measurement point and of the electrical energy installations where this measurement point is located. It has an obligation to maintain and maintain in perfect working order the equipment and facilities of measurement in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation and its implementing provisions.

In the modes of production with self-consumption, the consumer and the producer subject will be jointly and severally liable for the measurement equipment used for their billing and for the shared facilities of the connection to the network. "

Two. The following paragraph is added at the end of Article 6 with this wording:

" The determination of the measurement points in those facilities that are to be used for self-consumption will be that established in the regulations governing the administrative, technical and economic conditions of the Modes of supply of electric power with self-consumption and self-consumption production. '

Three. Article 12.1 is amended as follows:

" 1. They will be responsible for the installation of measurement and equipment:

a) The producer subject is responsible for the installation and equipment that measures the net energy generated by a generation plant.

At the connection points of various production facilities with the transport or distribution networks, all the operators of these production units will be jointly and severally responsible for the overall measurement point. An interlocutor shall be appointed by agreement with the operators and competent authorities.

b) The consumer is responsible for the installation and equipment that measures their consumption.

In the case of consumers receiving any of the self-consumption modes of supply, the consumer is responsible for all the installed equipment for the correct billing of that mode.

c) The system operator is responsible for the installation and equipment that measure the energy exchanged in international interconnections.

d) The distribution company is responsible for the installation and equipment that measure the energy exchanged at the border points of its network with the transport network.

(e) In the form of production with self-consumption or in energy sales options in which a number of subjects share measurement equipment, the holders of the production facilities and the holder of the point of The associated supply shall be jointly and severally responsible for all points of measure. An interlocutor shall be appointed by agreement with the operators and competent authorities.

f) In all other cases, the responsibility for the installation and the measuring equipment shall correspond to the subject who normally acquires energy. "

Four. A paragraph in Article 13.3 is added with this wording:

" In those configurations of measure where equipment of measurement that has to be accessible to several reading managers is available, the person responsible for the measurement equipment must ensure the access of the reading managers to such equipment. Prior to the express agreement between the parties, the access of one of the reading officers to the team may be replaced, provided that the reading officer is able to access the information necessary for the performance of his duties. "

Final disposition third. Amendment of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November regulating the connection to a network of small-power electric power production facilities.

Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 18 November, which regulates the connection to a network of installations for the production of small-power electric power, is amended as follows:

One. A new paragraph is added to Article 8.2:

" The owner of the installation shall be exempt from the verification referred to in the preceding paragraph if he refers to the certified distribution company of the installation company in which the compliance with the provisions of the the Electrotechnical Regulation of Lower Tension, approved by Royal Decree 842/2002 of 2 August 2002, or, where appropriate, of compliance with the provisions of Royal Decree 337/2014 of 9 May 2014, approving the Regulation on technical conditions and security guarantees in high voltage electrical installations and their Technical Instructions Complementary ITC-RAT 01 to 23, duly completed by the competent autonomous community. "

Two. Article 11 (4) is amended as

:

" 4. With the exception of ancillary services of generation and, in the case of accumulation facilities, no element of consumption may be interspersed in the circuit linking the production facility with its measuring equipment. '

Three. Article 13.3 is amended as follows:

" 3. Production facilities connected to an internal network shall not exceed the capacity available at the point of connection to the distribution network or the power related to the existing extension rights attached to the supply.

This is without prejudice to the particularities of connection of the cogeneration plants established in the sectoral legislation. "

Four. A new paragraph is added to paragraph 1 of Annex I:

" For the purposes of determining the maximum nominal power available for connection in this paragraph, the power of the generation facilities of the consumers with a mode of use shall be considered to be zero. self-consumption type 1 which are connected to the voltage grid less than or equal to 1 kV and which have been accredited to have a device to prevent the instantaneous discharge of power to the distribution network. '

Final disposition fourth. Amendment of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 regulating the activities of the transport, distribution, marketing, supply and authorisation procedures of electrical energy installations.

Paragraph 1 of the additional provision of Royal Decree 1955/2000 of 1 December 2000 governing the transport, distribution, marketing, supply and processing of goods is amended. authorisation of electrical energy installations, which is worded as follows:

" 1. For all generation plants which do not fall within the scope of Royal Decree 1699/2011 of 16 November, the cost of the new facilities required from the border point to the point of connection with the network of transport or distribution, the repotentiations on the lines of the carrier or distributor of the same level of tension to the point of connection, if necessary, the repotenation of the affected transformer of the carrier or distributor of the same voltage level to the connection point will be made in charge of the applicant.

The carrier or distribution company must forward to the developer of the generation facility a technical specification and an economic budget. For the purpose of the referral of these documents, the carrier or distributor shall have a period of one month from the date on which the undertaking is aware of the acceptance by the promoter of the installation of the item the connection proposed by the carrier or distributor.

The documents listed in this section should be broken down as follows:

(a) Technical specifications:

1. Work on strengthening, adapting, adapting or reforming the existing transport or distribution network in service, provided that these are necessary to incorporate the new facilities.

The jobs detailed in this section will be performed by the carrier or distributor as the owner of these networks and for reasons of security, reliability and quality of supply.

2. The required jobs for connection of the generation installation to the point of connection to the distribution network, if requested by the developer of the generation installation.

The work referred to in this paragraph may be executed at the request of the applicant by any legally authorized installation company or by the carrier or distributor.

The distribution company must expressly state in the specification of technical prescriptions that these facilities may be executed either by the distribution company or by an approved installer which must carry out the installation in accordance with the conditions set out in that specification, the regulatory technical and safety conditions and those laid down by the distributor and approved by the Competent administration.

b) Budget:

1. Detailed budget according to the breakdown in the specification of the technical specifications of the work corresponding to reinforcements, adjustments, adaptations or reforms of installations of the transport or distribution network existing in service, required to incorporate into new installations.

2. Detailed budget according to the breakdown in the specification of the technical specifications of the work required for the connection of the generation plant to the point of connection with the transport or distribution network, if requested by the developer of the generation installation.

At the express request of the developer of the generation facility, the carrier or distributor shall submit a budget for these facilities which shall be independent of the budget referred to in paragraph 1. As in the case of the technical specifications, the distribution company must state expressly in this budget that these facilities may be executed either by the distribution company or by a The installer is entitled to carry out the installation in accordance with the conditions laid down in the said specification, to the regulatory technical and safety conditions and to those laid down by the undertaking. Distributor and approved by the competent Administration.

In the event that the applicant decides that the carrier or carrier will execute the work, it must communicate it in an express manner within three months of receipt of the budget.

Also, if the applicant decides that it is any other legally authorized installation company that will execute the works, it must communicate it to the carrier or distributor within three months to count from the receipt of the budget. "

Final disposition fifth. Regulatory development and amendments to the content of the Annex.

1. The Minister for Industry, Energy and Tourism is hereby authorized to issue any provisions necessary for the development of this royal decree and to amend the contents of Annex I and, subject to the agreement of the Government Delegation for Affairs Economic, Annexes III and IV.

2. The Secretary of State for Energy is hereby authorised to amend the contents of Annex II thereto.

Final disposition sixth. Competence title.

This royal decree is dictated by the provisions of Article 149.1.13. and the 25th of the Spanish Constitution, which gives the State exclusive competence to determine the bases and coordination of the planning. general economic activity and the bases of the mining and energy regime, respectively.

Final disposition seventh. Entry into force.

This royal decree will enter into force on the day following its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Given in Madrid, on October 9, 2015.

FELIPE R.

The Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism,

JOSE MANUEL SORIA LOPEZ

ANNEX I

Calculating the energies and powers for billing and settlement purposes

Energy and power for billing and settlement purposes as defined in Article 3 shall be calculated in accordance with the following:

1. Self-consumption time: when measuring equipment is available at the border point, it will be obtained as the difference between the net hourly energy generated and the time zone and when the measurement equipment is not available at the border point, if the Hourly energy consumed is higher, in absolute value, at the net hourly energy generated, the time consumption shall be the value of the net hourly energy generated, and if the hourly self-consumption is lower it will be the value of the hourly energy consumed. In any case it will be considered null when the value is negative.

2. Time consumption of auxiliary services: shall be obtained by the net balance of energy obtained from the incoming and outgoing energy records recorded by the measuring equipment measuring the net generated energy, when the net balance time is consumer. For the purposes of determining the hourly consumption of ancillary services, they shall be considered to be void where the net hourly balances are not consumers.

3. Demand: is determined from the incoming energy record of the counter located at the border point of the installation.

4. Time demand: is determined as the net balance of energy taken from the network obtained from the incoming and outgoing energy records measured by the measuring equipment installed at the border point or, if such equipment is not available, as the time difference between the hourly energy consumed minus the net hourly energy generated, when the generated net hourly energy is greater than zero, or as the sum of the hourly energy consumed plus the time consumption of services auxiliary, when the consumption of auxiliary services is greater than zero. In all cases a null time demand will be considered when the value is negative.

5. Associated consumer's time demand: when the net hourly generated energy is greater than or equal to zero corresponds to the hourly demand defined in the previous paragraph, and, when the hourly consumption of ancillary services is greater than zero, with the time energy consumed as defined in paragraph 7.

6. Surplus electrical energy: it is determined from the outgoing energy register of the counter located at the point of the border of the installation.

7. Hourly energy consumed: is determined from the net balance of energy times obtained from the incoming and outgoing energy records measured by the measurement equipment installed in the consumer circuit that records the energy consumed total by the associated consumer or, if such equipment is not available, such as the sum of the hourly demand and the time consumption, when the time consumption is greater than zero, or as the difference in the hourly demand and the time consumption ancillary services, where the time consumption of ancillary services is greater than zero. In all cases, a null consumed time energy will be considered when the value is negative.

8. Net hourly energy generated: shall be obtained by means of the net time balance obtained from the outgoing and incoming energy records of the measurement equipment that measures the net generated energy, when the net time balance is a generator. For the purposes of determining the net hourly energy generated, this shall be considered null when the net time balance is not a generator.

9. Power of charge application is determined:

a. Where a measurement equipment is available in the consumer circuit recording the total consumed energy by the associated consumer, the power of charge shall be the power to be invoiced for the purpose of the tolls. access in a tariff period if the control of the power demanded is carried out using such measurement and control equipment.

b. When the previous equipment is not available, the power of charge application will be:

1. When all generation facilities are unmanageable, the power of charge application will be the power that would be charged for the application of the access tolls in a tariff period if the control of the power demanded will be performed using the measurement and control equipment located at the border point.

2. In the rest of the cases, the power of application of charges will be the sum of the power that would correspond to the effects of the application of the tolls of access in a tariff period if the control of the power demanded perform using the measurement and control equipment located at the border point plus the maximum power of generation in the tariff period.

For these purposes, non-manageable generation installations of wind and photovoltaic technology without accumulation elements will be considered.

In all cases, a null charge application power will be considered when the value is negative.

10. Time-to-day pour: it is determined from the net balance of energy times that is poured into the network obtained from the outgoing and incoming energy records of the measurement equipment installed at the border point or, if such equipment is not available, as the the time difference between the net hourly energy generated minus the hourly energy consumed. In both cases it will be considered null when the value is negative.

ANNEX II

Communication Models of the Enrollment Data in the Self-Consumer Record and Responsible Statement

1. Model of communication of exclusive registration for consumers with the type 1 mode of self-consumption, of contracted power is less than or equal to 10 kW.

Point Holder

Titling the Point of supply.
NIF of the headline.
Address of the headline (social address).
Municipality/Postal Code of the headline.
Province.
	.
Phone headline.
Email holder contact.
Point
.
Township/Postal Code.
Province.
Other placement data.
/build cadastral reference.
phone of the provisioning point.
Point Contact Email.
Distributor company to which you are connected.
		Data of the generation installation.
Technology generator and fuel used.
power of the generator equipment (KW).
accumulation installation data (only if you have it)
installed power (kW).
The Representative Details that the communication presents (only if the communication is presented by a representative)
Enterprise (if exists).
NIF of the representative company.
The company or owner's representative user.
	NIF of the representative user.
(including zip code).
.
Email Address
-Consumer Installation Power
CC.AA identification/case number.
		Date and Signature
Date.
provisioning.
of the representative user.

2. Model of communication of registration for consumers with the type of self-consumption type 1, of contracted power greater than 10 kW and for consumers with the type of self-consumption type 2.

-consumption

available power of the consumer installation.

Municipality/Postal Code

Storage Maximum Energy (kWh)

and

-consumption type:.		Type 1 (larger 10 kW) or Type 2.
point holder
Supply Point Holder.
		NIF of the headline.
Address of the headline (social address).
Municipality/Postal Code of the headline.
Province.
.
Headline Contact Phone.
Contact Email.
Data
CUPS.
.
Other Site Data.
cell/build cadastral reference.
Point Contact Phone.
Supply Point Contact Email.
Distributor Enterprise to which is connected.
Type of measure point according to RD 1110/2007.
			Data from the installation of generation
and fuel technology used.
Type of measure point according to RD 1110/2007.
Gross power of the generator equipment (kW).
power of the generator equipment (kW).
CIL Code (if applicable).
Installation Data (only for Type 2 self-consumption modes
Number of registration in the administrative register of Electrical Power Production Facilities under the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism.
Definitive Start-Up Act Date.
Data accumulation (only if you have it)
accumulation system technology.
Output installed power (kW).
The Representative Details that the communication presents (only if the communication is presented by a representative)
company (if any).
NIF of the representative user.
Address (including the postal code).
		Phone.
address.
			Power
CC.AA identification/case number.
		Date.
Signature of the representative user.

3. Responsible Statement Model

Headline data:

Statement:

I declare under my responsibility, for the purposes of the registration communication in the Self-Consumption Register that the generation and consumption facilities whose data communicated together with this declaration meet the requirements required by Law 24/2013 of 26 December, of the Electrical Sector and its development regulations and that I have the certificate of the company installing the compliance with the provisions of the Electrotechnical Regulation of Lower Tension, approved by Royal Decree 842/2002 of 2 August 2002, or, where appropriate, of compliance with the provisions of Royal Decree 337/2014 of 9 May 2014 approving the Regulation on technical conditions and safety guarantees in high voltage electrical installations and their Technical Instructions Complementary ITC-RAT 01 to 23, duly Completed by the competent autonomous community.

I also manifest that I have the documentation that I have accredited to comply with these requirements, and that I undertake to maintain them during the period of time during which I realized a self-consumption of electrical energy and notify the facts of a modification of the facts, assuming the legal responsibilities in the event of non-compliance, falsehood or omission.

Date and Signature

ANNEX III

Transient charges for self-consumed power of application to isolated electrical systems

1. Electrical systems of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands and the cities of Ceuta and Melilla:

The prices of each of the variable charges for self-consumed energy of application to all electrical systems isolated from the non-peninsular territory of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands and the Ceuta and Melilla will take zero value for each category of access tolls and time periods.

2. Electric system of the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands.

1. The prices for each of the variable charges for self-consumed energy from application to the Mallorca-Menorca electrical system will be as follows:

Peage	Transitional charge for self-consumed power (€/kWh) Mallorca-Menorca
	Period 1	Period 2	Period 3	Period 4	Period 5	Period 6
2.0 A (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.017335	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
	2.0 DHA (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.033181	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
2.0 DHS (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.0033066	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
A (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.029031	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
2.1 DHA (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.044118	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
2.1 DHS (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.044004	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
3.0 A (Pc > 15 kW)	0.000423	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
3.1 A (1 kV to 36 kV)	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
6.1A (1 kV to 30 kV)	0.006949	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
6.1B (30 kV to 36 kV)	0.003656	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000
6.2 (36 kV to 72.5 kV)	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000	0.000000

2. The prices of each of the variable charges for self-consumed energy from application to the Ibiza Formentera electric system will take zero value for each category of access tolls and time periods.

ANNEX IV

Components of the transient charge for self-consumed power

The term of the transient charge for self-consumed energy shall consist of the following components:

a) Component of variable charges associated with the costs of the system, estimated from the variable terms of the tolls defined in Order IET/2444/2014 discounting the toll of access to the transport networks and distribution and losses corresponding to each access toll and tariff period. Prices will be as follows:

Peage	Variable charge component (€/kWh) associated with system costs
	Period 1	Period 2	Period 3	Period 4	Period 5	Period 6
2.0 A (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.033367
	2.0 DHA (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.047227	0.000000
2.0 DHS (Pc ≤ 10 kW)	0.047999	0.000000	0.000144
2.1 A (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.045062	0.000000
DHA (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.058165	0.009375
2.1 DHS (10 < Pc ≤ 15 kW)	0.058936	0.0011896	0.005402
3.0 A (Pc > 15 kW)	0.007116	0.004244
3.1 A (1 kV to 36 kV)	0.003807	0.001496	0.006713
6.1A (1 kV to 30 kV)	0.000000	0.003466	0.000554	0.002411	0.003160	0.001395
	6.1B (30 kV to 36 kV)	0.000000	0.001159	0.000000	0.001798	0.002764	0.001142
6.2 (36 kV to 72.5 kV)	0.001288	0.003464	0.000711	0.001589	0.001889	0.000910
6.3 (72.5 kV to 145 kV)	0.003648	0.004684	0.001338	0.001717	0.001846	0.000941
6.4 (Greater than or equal to 145 kV)	0.000000	0.000408	0.000000	0.000997	0.001430	0.000768

b) Capacity payments component, whose prices will be as follows:

i) Until 31 December 2015: those provided for in the single transitional provision of Royal Decree-Law 9/2015 of July 10, of urgent measures to reduce the tax burden borne by the tax payers on the Income of Physical Persons and other measures of an economic nature.

(ii) From 1 January 2016: those provided for in Article 5 of Royal Decree-Law 9/2015 of 10 July 2016.

c) Components associated with other system services:

Component

* Price (€/kWh)
* Operator Remuneration market	* 0.000025
* System operator retribution	* 0.000109
* Interruptibility service	* 0.001951
* Tuning services	* 0.005400