Hungarian power grid operator joins capacity distribution office
Hungarian transmission-system operator Mavir is among the eight central and eastern European concerns that have established a new capacity allocation office (CAO) to manage the distribution of cross-border energy supplies.
The joint CAO will distribute yearly, monthly, and daily rights for cross-border electricity transmission in the CEE region on behalf of the eight transmission-system operators. The distribution process is to be founded on flow-based methodology in order to obtain a more accurate representation of electrical power flows associated with the use of transmission rights.
The joint CAO for the central and eastern European region, the Central Allocation Office GmbH, will start operation in Freising, Germany, this year, replacing the former bilateral and multilateral agreements on energy transmission. (MTI – Econews)
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