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System in the scope of the agenda of the Secu-
rity of Supply Coordination Group.
The 3
rd
meeting of the GAS Sub Group was held
in Ljubljana, Slovenia on 7 October 2014. The
participants were highly engaged and asked
ENTSOG to further involve the third countries in
the development of the Early Warning System.
ENTSOG welcomed this and promised to take
this further in order to strengthen cooperation
with third countries, in line with Annex IV of
Regulation 994/2010.
ENTSOG participated in and/or co-hosted sever-
al workshops of the Energy Community during
the last years on the network codes CAM/CMP
and Balancing to present the requirements set
out in these and to provide assistance to Energy
Community contracting parties in the implemen-
tation process. On 27 November 2014, ENTSOG
and the Energy Community Secretariat held a
joint workshop on the implementation practices
of the Balancing NC, focusing on the implemen-
tation challenges of TSOs in Central and Eastern
Europe. ENTSOG and the Energy Community
concluded to share possible solutions when im-
plementing network codes, e. g. the implemen-
tation of booking platforms for transport capacity.
The continuous relationship with the Energy
Community Secretariat has evolved in parallel
and bilateral relationship with some of the
contracting parties. As a result Bosnia & Herze-
govina and the Former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia are fully covered in the Summer
2015 and Winter 2014/15 Supply Outlooks.
The TYNDP 2015 offered the opportunity to put
infrastructure projects in the region into the
whole European perspective.
ENTSOG and the Energy Community Secretariat
are targeting the extension of this collaboration
to adjacent contracting parties such as Serbia
and Ukraine. Such extension of the geographi-
cal scope of Supply Outlooks and TYNDP will be
mutually beneficial. It will make ENTSOG
assessments more robust in taking into account
the interaction between the EU gas market and
surroundings areas.
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