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REGULATION ON ENERGY MARKET INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY (REMIT)
Regulation (EU) No 1227/2011 (REMIT) establishes rules
prohibiting abusive practices affecting wholesale energy
markets. It provides for the monitoring of wholesale energy
markets by the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regu-
lators (ACER) in close collaboration with national regulatory
authorities. The goal of REMIT, through strong cross-border
market monitoring, is to detect and avoid market manipula-
tions and to facilitate the completion of a fully functioning,
interconnected and integrated internal energy market.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1348/2014
stipulates the information that shall be reported and defines
the rules to be followed by the market participants with re-
gards to their REMIT reporting to ACER.
ENTSOG’S IMPLEMENTATION OF REMIT
On behalf of gas TSOs, ENTSOG shall share information
with ACER with regards to the capacity and use of facilities
for the transmission of natural gas, including planned and
unplanned unavailability of these facilities, as defined in
Article 9 (1) of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU)
No 1348/2014.
In compliance with the requirements of REMIT and the re-
quirements of ACER , ENTSOG passed the registration pro-
cess and was officially announced as Registered Reporting
Mechanism on 5 August 2015.
ENTSOG developed its reporting system based on the
provisions of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU)
No 1348/2014 and other supportive documentation issued
by the Agency with regard to REMIT.
As of 7 October 2015, ENTSOG has been reporting the
following set of aggregated fundamental data to ACER, for
each TSO that is publishing data on the ENTSOG Trans-
parency Platform:
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Aggregated day-ahead
nominations
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Aggregated final
re-nominations
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Actual physical flow
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Technical capacity
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Available firm capacity
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Contracted firm
capacity
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Total interruptible
capacity
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Available interruptible
capacity
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Contracted interruptible
capacity
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Planned interruption of
interruptible capacity
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Actual interruption of
interruptible capacity
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Planned interruption to
firm capacity
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Unplanned interruption
to firm capacity
ENTSOG submits the required information to ACER as it
was received on the Transparency Platform.
As to the data reporting performed by ENTSOG on behalf
of gas TSOs, ENTSOG provides the following information
to its members:
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Segregated access (per TSO) to report files submitted
to ACER Reporting Information System for Applying
REMIT (ARIS)
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Segregated access (per TSO) to return receipts
received by ENTSOG Reporting system from ARIS
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Daily report (per TSO) on the status of the files
reported to ACER
As part of the REMIT Reporting process,
ENTSOG is responsible for the following:
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Submitting data to ARIS
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Rectifying and submitting data in case of technical
issues on the reports
The TSOs are responsible for carrying out the following:
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Performing complete, high-quality and timely data
publications on ENTSOG Transparency Platform
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Monitoring information provided by ENTSOG on data
reported on TSOs’ behalf to ARIS
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If ACER rejects TSO REMIT data due to content/func-
tional reasons, the respective TSO shall resend the
relevant information to the ENTSOG Transparency
Platform. It will then be transmitted to ACER through
the ENTSOG Reporting System
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