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| 12.29.1999 |
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Definition of the wholesale price and transportation fees applied to distribution companies for the electricity to captive market
The resolution n.205/99 defines the wholesale price and the transportation fees of the electricity purchased by distribution companies for the captive market. First, the wholesale price consists of two components, one to cover fixed plant costs (hydroelectric, thermoelectric and geo-thermoelectric) differentiated into time bands, and the other one to cover variable fuel costs (Ct). The AEEG has allowed a further revenue of 6 #/KWh for 2000 and 2001 for electricity producers supplying the captive market. Second, the distribution companies pay to TSO (GRTN) a fee for the transportation on the transmission network, divided into time bands and adjusted to cover network losses (see resolution n.13/99). Distribution companies connected to other distribution networks pay also a fee for the transportation on the distribution networks. |
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205/99
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| 12.29.1999 |
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Regulation of the basic tariff and parameters for the distribution and sale services of electricity to captive market
The Authority for Electricity and Gas sets out the new tariffs regime for the supply of electricity to captive customers. The principle is that tariff levels should reflect the costs of the supply service to different users categories. The main elements of the reform are: 1)reduction of user categories from 52 to 9; 2)possibility for distribution companies of formulating tariff options. These tariff options include fees covering the costs of electricity supply service, fees covering general system costs (A2:nuclear dismantling; A3:renewable sources; A4:special tariffs; A5:research&development), which fall on both free and captive customers, and costs sustained in the general interest (UC1, UC2), which fall only on captive customers. The tariff options (N.B. operators must offer at least one basic tariff option for each user category) should respect two constraints on distribution companies' revenues, should be approved by the AEEG and offered without discrimination to all customers in the same user category. Finally, the single national tariff has been maintained for domestic users, for which a system providing greater protection is envisaged. |
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204/99
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| 12.28.1999 |
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Directive concerning the discipline of overall quality standards with respect to long unplanned outages in the electricity distribution service pursuant to article 2 (12g), (12h) of the law n.481 of 14 November 1995
The Authority sets the rules for overall quality standards with respect to long unplanned outages in the electricity distribution service that come into force from 2000. The new regulation is implemented through measures including inspections and formal investigations, with penalties for operators who provide incorrect and inaccurate continuity data. |
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202/99
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| 12.28.1999 |
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Directive concerning the discipline of electricity distribution and sale services commercial quality levels pursuant to article 2 (12g), (12h) of the law n.481 of 14 November 1995
The Authority introduces a new regulation concerning commercial quality for the electricity sector. The resolution establishes some commercial quality indicators and identifies national overall and specific quality standards. The former come into force with effect from 1 January 2001, whereas the latter from 1 July 2000 (both only for distributors with more than 5.000 customers). |
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201/99
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| 12.28.1999 |
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Directive concerning electricity distribution and sale services supply to the captive market pursuant to article 2 (12h) of the law n.481 of 14 November 1995
Resolution n. 200/99, which comes into force on 1 July 2000, sets the minimum guaranteed contractual conditions for captive customers in the electricity market: regulation of supply's disconnection and procedures for late payments, information requirements, metering service and consumption billing, interest rates for late payments. |
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200/99
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| 12.22.1999 |
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Urgent provisions about the drawing-up of electricity wheeling contracts pursuant to article 4 (4) of resolution n.13/99 |
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194/99
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| 12.22.1999 |
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Further proposal to the Minister of Productive Activities about the definition of the general system costs of the electricity sector, pursuant to article 3 (11) of the legislative decree n.79/99
The resolution concerns the general system costs related to the nuclear-electric power stations dismantling (article 2 (1c) of Authority for Electricity and Gas resolution n.138/99) and the research and development activities (article 2 (1d) of Authority for Electricity and Gas resolution n.138/99). |
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192/99
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| 12.16.1999 |
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Request of information and documentation to Enel S.p.A. |
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189/99
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| 12.16.1999 |
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Initiation of a formal investigation for the determination of contributions envisaged by CIP provision n.34/90
The Authority for Electricity and Gas, having regard to CIP provision n.34/90, starts a formal investigation in order to determine the contributions due to generation-distribution companies using renewable sources plants (cogeneration and hydroelectric plants). |
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183/99
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| 12.16.1999 |
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Further provisions for the allocation of transportation capacity on the interconnections with countries outside Italy for 2000
Since following resolution 180/99 residual transportation capacity becomes available on the interconnections with some neighbouring countries, the Authority for Electricity and Gas establishes that this capacity should be allocated to the actual participants without affecting the 20% ceiling. |
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182/99
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| 12.03.1999 |
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Procedures and conditions for electricity imports in the case of insufficient available transportation capacity, pursuant to article 10 (2) of the legislative decree n.79/99
Following the notification of the amount of excess demand by TSO (GRTN) with respect to the available capacity, the Authority for Electricity and Gas fixes a top limit to the transportation capacity held by any single operator. For each month of 2000, no operator can hold more than 20% of the maximum available capacity for new contractual commitments over all the interconnections. Moreover, if there is excess demand on over the interconnections with a neighbouring country, the maximum capacity for each operator should be no more than 15%. Finally, the resolution also sets the international wheeling fee due to the TSO (GRTN) as envisaged by resolution n.162/99: for 2000, the fee amounts to 0.6 Lire/kWh on electricity imports. |
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180/99
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| 12.03.1999 |
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Results of the investigation for the assessment of the maximum electricity transportation capacity for imports over interconnections and for the definition of TSO (GRTN)'s further accomplishments |
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179/99
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| 11.11.1999 |
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Modification of resolution n.162/99 |
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172/99
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| 10.28.1999 |
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Urgent provisions on electricity imports pursuant to article 10 (2) and 10 (3) of the legislative decree n.79/99
In this resolution the Authority for Electricity and Gas sets out the conditions and the procedures (access refusal by TSO (GRTN), application form to be submitted to TSO (GRTN), international wheeling fee to the TSO (GRTN)) for the electricity imports for 2000. In relation to the allocation of available interconnection capacity, the resolution states that 65% of the maximum overall transportation capacity on the interconnections shall go to the captive market, whereas 35% to the free market. After the TSO (GRTN) has checked the applications, if there is a residual capacity or th ecapacity becomes available during 2000, this capacity is assigned on a first comer basis. On the other hand if the demand exceeds the available capacity, the capacity must be allocated on a competitive basis. |
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162/99
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| 10.20.1999 |
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Directive concerning the withdrawal from annual electricity retail contracts
The Authority for Electricity and Gas establishes that annual retail contracts must contain a clause providing for unilateral withdrawal by customers who acquires the eligible status. Customers are required to give to the distribution companies within one month's notice. |
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158/99
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| 10.20.1999 |
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Definition of temporary provisions for the TSO (GRTN) financing
The resolution establishes that the provisional amount due to the TSO (GRTN) for the despatch activity is equal to 0,30 #/KWh. |
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157/99
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| 10.14.1999 |
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Definition of data communication duty by distribution companies, pursuant to article 8 (8) of resolution n.61/99 |
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149/99
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| 09.20.1999 |
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Proposal to the Minister of Productive Activities about the definition of the general system costs of the electricity system, pursuant to article 3 (11) of the legislative decree n.79/99
The Authority for Electricity and Gas proposes to the Minister of Productive Activities the following general system costs: 1) non-recoverable generating costs related to the implementation of directive 96/92/EC (stranded costs); 2) hydroelectric and geothermoelectric power plants' rent; 3) nuclear-electric power stations dismantling; 4) research and development activities; 5) renewable and assimilated sources promotion; 6) special tariffs. |
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138/99
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| 09.08.1999 |
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Definition of connection contributions for special users power increases, pursuant to CIP provision n.42/86 |
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133/99
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| 09.01.1999 |
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Definition of requirements for the recording of outages in the electricity distribution service and of service continuity indicators
The Authority for Electricity and Gas issues a provision on the regulation of continuity in the electricity distribution service which comes into force from 2000. |
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128/99
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| 07.23.1999 |
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Approval of the collaboration agreement between the Authority for Electricity and Gas and the New Technologies, Energy and Environment Agency (Enea) |
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106/99
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| 07.23.1999 |
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Procedure for the application of tariff components A2 and A3 for special supply contracts pursuant to resolution n.161/98 and subsequent modifications |
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105/99
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| 06.30.1999 |
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Conditions for the recognition and verification of eligible customers status and creation of the eligible customers' list
Following article 14(8) of the legislative decree n.79/99, the Authority for Electricity and Gas sets out the procedure for the recognition of eligible client status and provides standard self-certification forms. For final customers with consumption in a single or different locations (e.g. companies, group of firms, consortia) the Authority for Electricity and Gas introduces the concept of "site". In order to guarantee transparency and certainty to commercial relationships, the Authority for Electricity and Gas creates a list of eligible clients which is published on the Authority for Electricity and Gas's Web site. |
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91/99
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| 06.24.1999 |
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Advice to the Minister of Productive Activities about the draft decree for the definition of the national transmission network extent and for the formulation of remarks and proposals, pursuant to article 2 (12a) of the law n.481 of 14 November 1995 |
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86/99
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| 06.08.1999 |
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New provisions about the Cassa Conguaglio per il settore elettrico (Compensation Fund for the electricity sector) |
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83/99
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| 06.08.1999 |
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Wholesale pricing for electricity produced by hydroelectric fluent plants with power capacity up to 3 MW, pursuant to article 22 (5) of the law n.9/91 and article 3 (12) of the legislative decree n.79/99
Resolution n.82/99 establishes the wholesale prices for excess energy produced by hydroelectric fluent plants with power capacity up to 3 MW (which are not included in the Cip6/92 provisions) and sold first to Enel and then to TSO (GRTN) The wholesale price consists of two components, both covered by the Cassa Conguaglio managed by the TSO (GRTN). The first component is equal, in each two-month period, to the variable unit allowed cost of electricity produced by thermoelectric plants using commercial fossil fuels (Ct), as defined in Authority for Electricity and Gas's resolution n.70/97. The second component, having regard to law n.9/91, is an incentive for production from renewable sources. |
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82/99
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| 05.26.1999 |
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Definition of some contractual clauses to be included in bilateral contracts for the electricity supply to eligible customers pursuant to article 6 of the legislative decree 79/99
The resolution envisages three compulsory clauses to protect eligible customers in the initial phase of competition: 1)possibility of unilateral withdrawal with six months notice for customers and one year for suppliers; 2)interruption of the contract if the customer loses the eligible status; 3)definition of the allocation between the two parties of the bilateral contracts of the rights, costs and obligations related to the electricity wheeling. |
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78/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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nitiation of proceedings for the formulation of provisions about power exchange, bilateral transaction and eligible customers, pursuant to articles 6 (1), (4) and 14 (6), (7), (8) of the legislative decree n.79/99 |
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66/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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Initiation of the investigation for the definition of the actions under the Authority for Electricity and Gas competence, as envisaged by article 3 (10), (11) of the legislative decree n.79/99 about the national transmission network access and use fees |
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65/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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Initiation of proceedings for the formulation of provisions about the national transmission network management pursuant to article 3 (3), (6), (7) of the legislative decree n.79/99 |
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64/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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Initiation of the investigation for the definition of the proposal to the Ministry of Productive Activities pursuant to article 3 (8) of the legislative decree n.79/99 about the standard agreement between TSO (GRTN) and other operators |
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63/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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Initiation of proceedings for the formulation of provisions about electricity imports and exports, pursuant to article 10 of the legislative decree n.79/99 |
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62/99
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| 05.11.1999 |
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Directive for the accounting and administrative unbundling of the electricity companies and related publication and communication obligations
Since the separation of the activities involved in the various stages of the electricity sector is a pre-condition for the creation of a competitive market, the Authority for Electricity and Gas lays down new rules for the accounting and administrative unbundling for the electricity companies and for companies operating jointly in electricity and other sectors. The new rules also apply to TSO (GRTN), the Single Buyer and resellers. |
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61/99
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| 02.25.1999 |
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Check procedure of the renewable source assimilability condition for the economic treatment pursuant to CIP provision n.6/92 |
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27/99
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| 02.18.1999 |
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Discipline of the technical and economic conditions for electricity wheeling and for some network services
In the resolution n.13/99, the Authority for Electricity and Gas sets out the wheeling tariffs for eligible customers on high- and very high-voltage lines. The charge due to the GRTN is composed by an infrastructure charge (power fee), a system-use charge and an energy toll to cover transmission losses. In addition, surcharges are applied to cover general system costs (A2:nuclear power stations dismantling; A3:renewable sources promotion). The wheeling tariffs will be included in bilateral contracts and split among generators and eligible customers. |
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13/99
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