Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation

REG Energization & Operation Upon receipt of the Final or Limited Operational Notification, the REG System can be energized for carrying out the commissioning. The Service Provider may witness the commissioning tests. After the commissioning tests have been successfully completed, the REG System can be operated in parallel with the network. When deemed necessary, the Service Provider is entitled to ask the Eligible Consumer to sign a REG System Operational Agreement which defines the roles and duties of the Parties for the operation of the REG System. Public Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation for Self-Consumption 6. REG Connection Process Flowchart A flowchart of the REG Connection Process is illustrated in Figure 1. Figure 1 REG Connection Process Flowchart Public Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation for Self-Consumption ANNEX 4 Allowed Use Cases Public Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation for Self-Consumption Overview Use Cases The Regulatory Framework applies to the Use Cases below, and described further in the table and the graphs below. 1. Self-consumption on a Premises connected to Distribution Grid (DG) or Transmission Grid (TG) 2. Off-grid self-consumption on a Premises not connected to DG nor TG Table 1 “Use Case Overview” shows for each Use Case the following items: • Use Case Identifier • Short Description • If connected to DG or TG After the Use Case overview, the main components of each Use Case are shown in a graphical format. Table 1 Use Case Overview Use Case Description DG TG Connected to the distribution network Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the distribution network (Generation and consumption is on the same Premises) Connected to the transmission network Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the transmission network (Generation and consumption is on the same Premises) Off-grid Off-grid generation and self-consumption on Premises (Generation and consumption is on the same Premises) n/a n/a Public Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation for Self-Consumption Use Case (1): Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the distribution network Figure 2: Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the distribution network Use Case (2): Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the transmission network Figure 3: Generation and self-consumption on Premises connected to the transmission network Use Case (3): Off-grid generation and self-consumption on Premises Figure 4: Off-grid generation and self-consumption on Premises Public Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy Generation for Self-Consumption