CACM Regulation definition
Examples of CACM Regulation in a sentence
The legal provisions that lie at the basis of the CRIDA, and this concerned NRAs agreement on the CRIDA, can be found in Article 3, 9, 51, 55(1), 55(3),59(1) , and 63 of CACM Regulation.
CACM Regulation provides a mandatory framework for the SDAC and SIDC describing the roles and responsibilities of the NEMOs and tasks to be jointly performed by the NEMOs.
Alternatively, the function of the secretary of the NEMO ID SC can be assigned to a Third Party, provided that the compliance with confidentiality requirements of article 13 of the CACM Regulation and the Agreement are duly assured under a written agreement.
Flow-Based capacity calculation method is required by the Commission Regulation 2015/1222 establishing a guideline on capacity allocation and congestion management (Article 20) also called as CACM Regulation and represents the important part of the European target model.
SWE Regulatory Authorities welcome the submitted SWE CCCM proposal and the significant improvements adopted by SWE TSOs. SWE Regulatory Authorities have assessed, consulted and closely cooperated and coordinated to reach an agreement about the SWE CCCM proposal, which meets the requirements of CACM Regulation and as such can be approved by SWE Regulatory Authorities.
IN NRAs have assessed the opportunity to directly amend the fallback procedures according to Article 9(5) of the CACM Regulation in order to delete any reference to the no longer applicable local MGP session, but due to tight timeline to have these fallback procedures approved to avoid hampering the implementation of the Core D-2 flow based, they have agreed to approve the proposal as it is.
After approval of the abovementioned report by the NEMO ID SC within a period of thirty (30) Business Days after provision of the report, the process described in Section II.4 shall be used in order to calculate the share of each NEMO in each Member State or third country according to the CACM Regulation and to calculate the share of each Party to the Agreement.
The concerned NRAs ask the concerned NEMOs and TSOs to delete the Article 6 of the CRIDA proposal as it is redundant with the Article 9(12) of the CACM Regulation, which specifies the legal basis and procedure for amending a methodology.
The legal provisions that lie at the basis of the CRIDA, and this concerned NRAs agreement on the CRIDA, can be found in Article 3, 9, 51, 55(1), 55(3), 59(1) and 63 of CACM Regulation.
This includes any process launched by the European Commission to jointly consult NEMOs on amendments to the CACM Regulation.