Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1485 of 2 August 2017 establishing a guideline on electricity transmission system operationText with EEA relevance.

32017R1485

Den Europæiske UnionForordning2017

European Union

Article 44

Article 116

Article 175

§ Article 54

Article 54(4) shall apply as of the date of application of Article 41(2) of Commission (EU) 2016/631 and as of the date of application of Article 35(2) of Regulation (EU) 2016/1388.

This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States.

Done at Brussels, 2 August 2017.

For the Commission

The President

Jean-Claude Juncker

Annex

ANNEX I

Provisions not applicable to the TSOs of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in accordance with Article 2(4):

(1) Article 16 subparagraphs (d), (e) and (f) of paragraph 2;

(2) Article 38(2);

(3) Article 39(3);

(4) Article 118;

(5) Article 119;

(6) Article 125;

(7) Article 126;

(8) Article 127 paragraphs 1(i), 3, 4, 5, and 9;

(9) Article 128, paragraphs 4 and 7;

(10) Article 130(1)(b);

(11) Article 131

(12) Article 132(2);

(13) from Article 133 to Article 140;

(14) Article 141 paragraphs 1, 2, 4(c), 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11;

(15) Article 142;

(16) Article 143(3);

(17) Article 145 paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6;

(18) Article 149(3);

(19) Article 150;

(20) Article 151(2);

(21) from Article 152 to Article 181;

(22) Article 184(2);

(23) Article 185;

(24) Article 186(1);

(25) Article 187;

(26) Article 188 paragraphs 1 and 2; and

(27) Article 189(1).

Annex

ANNEX II

Voltage ranges referred to in Article 27:

Table 1

Voltage ranges at the connection point between 110 kV and 300 kV

Synchronous areaVoltage rangeContinental Europe0,90 pu-1,118 puNordic0,90 pu-1,05 puGreat Britain0,90 pu-1,10 puIreland and Northern Ireland0,90 pu-1,118 puBaltic0,90 pu-1,118 pu

Table 2

Voltage ranges at the connection point between 300 kV and 400 kV

Synchronous areaVoltage rangeContinental Europe0,90 pu-1,05 puNordic0,90 pu-1,05 puGreat Britain0,90 pu-1,05 puIreland and Northern Ireland0,90 pu-1,05 puBaltic0,90 pu-1,097 pu

Annex

ANNEX III

Frequency quality defining parameters referred to in Article 127:

Table 1

Frequency quality defining parameters of the synchronous areas

CEGBIE/NINordicstandard frequency range± 50 mHz± 200 mHz± 200 mHz± 100 mHzmaximum instantaneous frequency deviation800 mHz800 mHz1000 mHz1000 mHzmaximum steady-state frequency deviation200 mHz500 mHz500 mHz500 mHztime to recover frequencynot used1 minute1 minutenot usedfrequency recovery rangenot used± 500 mHz± 500 mHznot usedtime to restore frequency15 minutes15 minutes15 minutes15 minutesfrequency restoration rangenot used± 200 mHz± 200 mHz± 100 mHzalert state trigger time5 minutes10 minutes10 minutes5 minutes

Frequency quality target parameters referred to in Article 127:

Table 2

Frequency quality target parameters of the synchronous areas

CEGBIE/NINordicmaximum number of minutes outside the standard frequency range15000150001500015000

Annex

ANNEX IV

FRCE target parameters referred to in Article 128:

Table

FRCE target parameters for GB and IE/NI

GBIE/NILevel 13 %3 %Level 21 %1 %

Annex

ANNEX V

FCR technical minimum requirements referred to in Article 154:

Table

FCR properties in the different synchronous areas

Minimum accuracy of frequency measurementCE, GB, IE/NI and Nordic10 mHz or the industrial standard if betterMaximum combined effect of inherent frequency response insensitivity and possible intentional frequency response dead band of the governor of the FCR providing units or FCR providing groups.CE10 mHzGB15 mHzIE/NI15 mHzNordic10 mHzFCR full activation timeCE30 sGB10 sIE/NI15 sNordic30 s if system frequency is outside standard frequency rangeFCR full activation frequency deviation.CE± 200 mHzGB± 500 mHzIE/NIDynamic FCR ± 500 mHzStatic FCR ± 1000 mHzNordic± 500 mHz

Annex

ANNEX VI

Limits and requirements for the exchange of FCR referred to in Article 163:

Table

Limits and requirements for the exchange of FCR

Synchronous areaExchange of FCR allowed between:Limits for the exchange of FCRCE synchronous areaTSOs of adjacent LFC blocks

the TSOs of an LFC block shall ensure that at least 30 % of their total combined initial FCR obligations, is physically provided inside their LFC block; and

the amount of reserve capacity on FCR, physically located in an LFC block as a result of the exchange of FCR with other LFC blocks, shall be limited to the maximum of:

30 % of the total combined initial FCR obligations of the TSOs of the LFC block to which the reserve capacity on FCR is physically connected; and

100 MW of reserve capacity on FCR.

TSOs of the LFC areas of the same LFC block

the TSOs of the LFC areas constituting a LFC block shall have the right to specify in the LFC block operational agreement internal limits for the exchange of FCR between the LFC areas of the same LFC block in order to:

avoid internal congestions in case of the activation of FCR;

ensure an even distribution of reserve capacity on FCR for the case of network splitting; and

avoid that the stability of the FCP or the operational security is affected.

Other synchronous areasTSOs of the synchronous area

The TSOs of the synchronous area shall have the right to specify in the synchronous area operational agreement limits for the exchange of FCR in order to:

avoid internal congestions in case of the activation of FCR;

ensure an even distribution of FCR in case of network splitting; and

avoid that the stability of the FCP or the operational security is affected.

Annex

ANNEX VII

Requirements and limits for the exchange of FRR within the synchronous area referred to in Article 167:

Table

Requirements and limits for the exchange of FRR within a synchronous area

Synchronous areaExchange of FRR allowed betweenLimits for the exchange of FRRAll synchronous areas consisting of more than one LFC blockTSOs of different LFC blocks

The TSOs of a LFC block shall ensure that at least 50 % of their total combined reserve capacity on FRR resulting from the FRR dimensioning rules in Article 157(1) and before any reduction due to the sharing of FRR in accordance with Article 157(2) remains located within their LFC block.

TSOs of the LFC areas of the same LFC block

The TSOs of the LFC areas constituting a LFC block shall have the right, if needed, to specify internal limits, for the exchange of FRR between the LFC areas of the LFC block in the LFC block operational agreement to:

avoid internal congestions due to the activation of the reserve capacity on FRR subject to the exchange of FRR;

ensure an even distribution of FRR throughout the synchronous area and LFC blocks in case of network splitting;

avoid that the stability of the FRP or the operational security is affected.

Annex

ANNEX VIII

Requirements and limits for the exchange of RR within the synchronous area referred to in Article 169:

Table

Requirements and limits for the exchange of RR within the synchronous area

Synchronous areaExchange of RR allowed betweenLimits for the exchange of RRAll synchronous areas consisting of more than one LFC blockTSOs of different LFC blocks

The TSOs of the LFC areas constituting a LFC block shall ensure that at least 50 % of their total combined reserve capacity on RR resulting from the RR dimensioning rules according to Article 160(3) and before any reduction of reserve capacity on RR as a result of the sharing of RR according to Article 160(4) and Article 160(5) remains located within their LFC block.

TSOs of the LFC areas of the same LFC block

The TSOs of the LFC areas constituting a LFC block shall have the right, if required, to define internal limits for the exchange of RR between LFC areas of the LFC block in the LFC block operational agreement as to:

avoid internal congestions due to the activation of reserve capacity on RR subject to the exchange of RR;

ensure an even distribution of RR throughout the synchronous area in case of network splitting; and

avoid that the stability of the RRP or the operational security is affected.

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Type: Forordning
År: 2017
Ikrafttrædelsesdato: 1. januar 1970