Europex response to ACER public consultation on prioritising the removal of barriers to electricity demand response
Please see our response to selected questions attached.
Please see our response to selected questions attached.
We urge the co-legislators to take the necessary time to fully understand the complexity of this file and seek the viewpoints of stakeholder who have worked closely with ACER to tailor REMIT into the tool it is today.
Demand response, and more generally system flexibility, play a key role in achieving the EU’s decarbonisation targets and securing future system stability as volatile electricity production from renewables will need to increase substantially in the years to come.
We remain critical of how this draft policy paper addresses and assesses the overall functioning of the electricity forward market and the proposals put forth to approach the identified shortcomings.
We support ACER’s approach to delete Article 59(5) of the proposal, which proposes a cap on remuneration of LTTRs in case of fallback allocation. We do not see adequate justification to extend the HAR Article 59 compensation caps to LTTR remuneration during decoupling events.
Bidding zones are a fundamental part of the electricity market design in Europe. Adequate attention must be paid to the development of alternative bidding zone configurations as well as their assessment.
Together with the All NEMO Committee, we welcome this opportunity to provide input on ACER’s draft Framework Guideline on electricity sector-specific rules for cybersecurity and
Europex welcomes this opportunity to respond to ACER’s public consultation on cross-zonal capacity allocation methodologies for Hansa, Core, and Baltic CRRs. Regarding the timeframe, we
Europex and the All NEMO Committee appreciate the opportunity to engage in this dialogue concerning the review of CACM GL. The rules established in CACM
Europex welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this ACER-ENTSOG consultation collecting stakeholder input on the proposal raised by EFET on the Gas Network Code Functionality
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