According to the final text, National Regulatory Authorities will have to facilitate the integration of renewables into the power grid, and TSOs will have to grant electricity from renewable sources priority dispatch, confirming the requirement contained in the 2009 Renewable Energy Directive. This will help adjust the balance of the power markets, currently heavily tilted towards conventional fuels.
August 1, 2004 Serbian Energy Law was established – providing the important principles of open access to all energy systems and energy supply networks, the liberalization of the energy market, and priority for renewable energy sources.
This Agreement enables TSOs to regulate transmission network charges for Inter-TSO Compensation – ITC.
This mechanism, which was approved by 39 electricity transmission companies from the countries encompassed by this Agreement, amongst which is Elektromreza Srbije – EMS, will come into force on 1 January 2008 and it represents one of the key premises for creating a single European electricity market.
Green Star Alternative Energy Announces Notos Receives ETSO Identification Code http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/newsStoryPopup.go?storyId=13910972&topic=GSAE&symbology=null&cp=off Green Star Alternative Energy, Inc. (Pink Sheets: GSAE) is pleased to announce that Notos d.o.o has been granted an ETSO Identification Code (EIC). This license provides Notos with the accreditation necessary to convey electricity through its Power Trading division.
In order to control the energy exchange balance, European Transmission System Operators (ETSO) must exchange market participants' data. This requires a uniform identification system. To this purpose ETSO has developed a code system named EIC (ETSO Identification Code). Each market participant has to have such a code which is valid across Europe.
Elektromreza Srbije, EMS, is the electrical transmission system and market operator in the Republic of Serbia. It is in charge of calculating cross-border capacities and the harmonization of all electrical conduction with neighbouring Transmission System Operators (TSO). EMS governs the allocation rights for utilizing cross-border transfer capacities of all tie-lines connecting the electrical power system of the Republic of Serbia and those of neighbouring countries.
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