News
Consultation on Gasgrid Finland’s proposal to change the existing balancing rules
The Finnish Energy Authority has received a proposal from the TSO in respect of the new balancing rules. With this consultation, the Energy Authority provides the opportunity for all network users to express their views on the new balancing rules until 23 June 2020.
Consultation in accordance with Article 28 of Tariff Network code
In accordance with Article 28 of Commission Regulation on establishing a network code on harmonized transmission tariffs structures for gas (Tariff Network Code) the Energy Authority carries out a consultation with the national regulatory authorities of all directly connected Member States and the relevant stakeholders.
Datahub Go-Live date to be postponed to 2022
The Go-Live of Datahub, a centralised information exchange service for electricity trade, will be postponed to early 2022. The initial target Go-Live schedule was April 2021. Postponing the Go-Live date became topical when it emerged that some retailers and distribution system operators would be unable to meet the current Go-Live schedule of Datahub. Datahub requires a simultaneous Go-Live from all market operators.
Finnish TSOs performed well in the Pan-European cost-efficiency benchmarking
The network operations of Fingrid Oyj and Gasum Oy are cost-effective, shows new benchmarking results.
Events
Presentations from the 8th Baltic Gas Market Forum
8th BALTIC GAS MARKET FORUM in Finland 15 November 2018, Helsinki
Hearings
Stakeholder consultation on the terms and conditions for provision of gas transmission services
The Energy Authority has published a proposal from the Finnish transmission system operator Gasum Oy regarding the terms and conditions for provision of gas transmission services.
Consultation on capacity allocation mechanism at the Imatra Cross-Border Interconnection Point as of January 1, 2020
The Energy Authority has received from Gasum Ltd a proposal for the capacity allocation mechanism, as per attached document. Before making the final decision, the Energy Authority must give the opportunity to the stakeholders to express their views about the proposed capacity allocation mechanism.