GAZ-SYSTEM has published, jointly with the neighbouring system operators within the European Union, demand assessment reports for incremental capacity
Pursuant to Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/459 of 16 March 2017 establishing a network code on capacity allocation mechanisms in gas transmission systems and repealing Regulation (EU) No 984/2013 (CAM NC), GAZ-SYSTEM, jointly with operators of adjacent transmission systems within the European Union, assessed market demand for incremental capacity for the third time.Based on the non-binding demand indications received, the operators prepared joint demand assessment reports. The reports estimated potential demand for incremental capacity in the respective entry-exit systems and specified whether an incremental capacity project should be initiated.
The conclusions from the incremental capacity demand assessment are as follows:
- Poland-Germany (Trading Hub Europe) interconnection
Demand assessment report for the incremental capacity process between Poland and Trading Hub Europe.
- Poland TGPS - Germany (Trading Hub Europe) interconnection
Demand assessment report for incremental capacity between Poland TGPS and Trading Hub Europe.
- Poland-Czech Republic interconnection
Demand assessment report for incremental capacity between the Polish gas transmission system and the Czech gas transmission system.
- Poland-Lithuania interconnection
Demand assessment report for incremental capacity between the Polish gas transmission system and the Lithuanian gas transmission system.
- Poland-Slovakia interconnection
Demand assessment report for incremental capacity between the Polish gas transmission system and the Slovak gas transmission system.
The demand assessment reports for incremental capacity are also available on the ENTSOG website.
More information:
- Webpage on the incremental procedure
- Completed market consultations - "The non-binding market demand assessment for incremental capacity"
- Next steps in the process of obtaining incremental capacity according to CAM NC, will be published in the "Market consultations" webpage
