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5 Conclusions

The following conclusions can be drawn

from the completed analysis:

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Bookings of bundled capacity are going to increase in

upcoming years, especially once older unbundled

contracts expire but also as TSOs complete agreements

on which platform to use for booking capacity.

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The booking profile of network users shows that the

booking behaviour of the network users is moving step-

by-step from long-term to short-term booking behaviour.

The goal proposed by the Commission of balancing

long-term and short-term booking appears to be coming

closer to fruition.

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Even if the ratio of utilised secondary market to traded

bundled capacity is marginal, it is important to see that

there is already some bundled capacity being traded on

the secondary market. The expectations for upcoming

years are that there will be a clear increase in this ratio,

as older unbundled contracts expire.

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The increase of market participants (both active and

non-active) shows that the harmonisation of capacity

allocation rules is providing more clarity and facilitating

access of network users to different European markets.

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