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TAR NC Implementation Document – Second Edition September 2017

CURRENT STORAGE DISCOUNTS

MS

TSO Entry discount

TSO Exit discount

AT

100%

Highly discounted

BE

0%

100%

BG

70%

70%

CZ

No general discount applied

No general discount applied

DE

50%

50%

DK

100%

100%

ES

100%

100%

FR

85% on average

85% on average

HR

0%

90%

HU

90%

100%

IE

No discount on capacity charge

No discount on capacity charge

IT

14% (only if costs are allocated to

each pipeline)

14% (only if costs are allocated to

each pipeline)

NL

25%

25%

PL

80%

80%

PT

0%

No tariffs applied

RO

0%

0%

SE

100%

100%

SK

0%

0%

UK

0% (capacity charge), 100%

(commodity charge)

0% (capacity charge), 100%

(commodity charge)

LNG facilities and infrastructure ending isolation of MSs

Discounts may also apply to LNG entry points to increase security of supply. The

TAR NC is silent as to the appropriate level of such discounts.

Discounts may also apply to entry-points-from/exit-points-to infrastructure ending

the isolation of MSs, if such discounts increase security of supply. The TAR NC is

similarly silent as to the appropriate level of such discounts. Such discounts would

enable MSs to avoid a situation where they would be fully dependent on one existing

infrastructure or supply source. For example, such discounts may be applied to the

entry tariff at a new IP connecting the ‘isolated’ country to a second source.

Therefore, increasing security of supply justifies such discounts.

Table 5:

Current storage discounts applied by European TSOs at regular storages