<p><span>Europe’s Clean Energy Package (CEP) has set a binding minimum 70% target for electricity interconnector capacity for cross-zonal trading (the “minimum 70% target”). </span></p>
ACER Webinar (Thurs, 21 Jan) On The 70% Report On The Interconnector Margin Available For Cross-Zonal Electricity Trade And How Member States Can Close The Gap Date
07/01/2021
st January (10.00 -11.30 CET) to discuss the key findings of the recent ACER’ 70% report on the interconnector margin available for cross-zonal electricity trade for the first half of 2020.
Europe’s Clean Energy Package has set a binding minimum 70% target for electricity interconnector capacity for cross-zonal trading. The 70% target is legally binding since the start of 2020.
This webinar brings together speakers from Transmission System Operators (TSOs), the European Commission and ACER to discuss with interested parties:
ACER’s first 70% target report on the minimum margin available for cross-zonal electricity trade in the EU 18.12.2020
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What is the minimum 70% cross-zonal electricity capacity target?
Europe s Clean Energy Package (CEP) has set a binding minimum 70% target for electricity interconnector capacity for cross-zonal trading (the “minimum 70% target ).
Why is monitoring the minimum 70% Target important?
The lack of sufficient cross-zonal capacity is one of the main barriers to the integration of electricity markets, and market integration is key to deliver on Europe s energy goals. The CEP established a clear rule – namely a minimum capacity margin available for cross-zonal trade (MACZT), the minimum 70% target , to be met by all Transmission System Operators (TSOs). The more interconnector capacity that is made available for cross-zonal trade, the more trading that can occur.
ACERâs â70% Target Reportâ Finds That Member States Have Much More To Do To Reach The EUâs Minimum 70% Interconnector Capacity Margin Available For Cross-Zonal Electricity Trading Date
18/12/2020
Europe’s Clean Energy Package (CEP) has set a binding minimum 70% target for electricity interconnector capacity for cross-zonal trading (the “minimum 70% target”).
Why is this 70% target important?
The lack of sufficient cross-zonal capacity is one of the main barriers to the integration of electricity markets, and market integration is key to deliver on Europe’s energy goals. The more interconnector capacity that is made available by Transmission System Operators (TSOs) for cross-zonal trade, the more trading that can occur.
Sneak Peek: ACER s Findings On How Member States Are Doing On The 70% Target For Electricity Cross-Zonal Trading Date
16/12/2020
Europe’s Clean Energy Package has set a binding minimum 70% target for electricity interconnector capacity for cross-zonal trading.
The more interconnector capacity that is made available by Transmission System Operators (TSOs) for cross-zonal trade, the more trading that can occur.
Maximising the cross-zonal capacity offered to the market is key for Europe’s internal electricity market.
How are Member States doing?
Sneak Peek of ACER’s findings for the first half of 2020:
Member States still have work to do to get closer to the binding mimimum 70% target