On Monday 13th November 2017 the NEMOs (Nominated Electricity Market Operators) submitted revised Proposals on following conditions or methodologies in accordance with the requirements of the CACM (Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management) Regulation:

• Proposal for products that can be taken into account by NEMOs in single day-ahead and intraday coupling SDAC_Products_Proposal.pdf (405 KB), SDIC_Products_Proposal.pdf (414 KB),
• Proposal for the price coupling algorithm and for the continuous trading matching algorithm, also incorporating TSO and NEMO proposals for a common set of requirements Algorithm_Proposal.pdf (512 KB), DA_Algorithm_Requirements.pdf (498 KB), ID_Algorithm_Requirements.pdf (488 KB),
• Proposal for the back-up methodology Backup_proposal.pdf (463 KB).

According to the CACM Regulation, NRAs (National Regulatory Authorities) have two months to approve or reject the Proposals.

Revised Proposals for conditions or methodologies were prepared and approved by all NEMOs through the NEMO Committee (the organization of all NEMOs to discuss and implement the requirements of the CACM Regulation) and in cooperation with the relevant TSOs (Transmission System Operators), on the basis of the Requests for Change received by NEMOs in August 2017 and sent by all the NRAs in accordance with the CACM Regulation.

NEMOs did not submit a revised proposal on minimum and maximum clearing prices, as this was referred to ACER (Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators) by the NRAs over the summer. NEMOs expect an appropriate decision from ACER soon.