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3.4 INDICATOR BAL.4: NET SHIPPER IMBALANCE VOLUME

AS % OF MARKET VOLUME

ENTSOG proposes an indicator which is calcu-

lated by dividing the total daily net imbalance

volume of shippers 

2)

through the market volume

(within a balancing zone).

This indicator aims at assessing whether the

overall system is in balance on a day-on-day

principle and whether the network users con-

tribute sufficiently to keeping the overall system

in balance. ENTSOG suggests using aggregated

portfolio data to assess whether network users

contribute sufficiently to keeping the overall

system in balance. The BAL.4 indicator is used

in combination with BAL.3 in order to compare

relatively the net imbalance volume of shippers

and the counteracting net balancing volume of

the TSO.

2) As per Article 21 BAL NC the imbalance quantities shall be

calculated by the TSO as a daily imbalance quantity for each NU’s

portfolio for each gas day.

INPUT DATA FOR

INDICATOR BAL.4

DEFINITION

Net imbalance volume

of shippers

The net imbalance volume of shippers is calculated as the sum of the imbalance values of all shippers that are long at

the end of the gas day (positive value) and the sum of the imbalance values of all shippers that are short at the end of

the gas day (negative value).

Formula:

Net imbalance volume of shippers [in MWh/runtime] =

∑Imbalance volume [LONG] of shippers [in MWh/runtime] + ∑ Imbalance volume [SHORT] of shippers

[in MWh/runtime].

Market Volume

Market volume means the quantity allocated at all entry points into a balancing zone (or market area) 

1)

including

e. g. virtual IPs, LNG, productions and storages and excluding entries from the VTP [in MWh/runtime].

Indicator BAL.4

Indicator BAL.4 (runtime) = ∑ Net imbalance volume of shippers (per runtime)/market volume (per runtime) [in %].

INDICATOR BAL.4

DEFINITION

BAL.4: Net imbalance

volume of shippers as %

of market volume

The BAL.4 indicator is calculated on a daily basis by dividing the total net imbalance volumes of shippers [long and

short] at the end of gas day by the market volume at the end of gas day. The indicator might be provided for different

runtimes in the future.

Formula:

Indicator BAL.4 (runtime) =

∑Net imbalance volumes of shippers (per runtime)/market volume (per runtime) [in %].

Unit

TSO balancing volume as % of market volume

Aim

Decrease of % rate, minimised value.

Data requirements

Unit

Absolute volumes in MWh (provided per gas day)

Minimum unit

MWh (provided per gas day)

Requested data runtime

1 October 2015 – 30 September 2016 (gas day)

1) In France.

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