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Croatia: Intraday capacity allocation on Croatian-Hungarian border to start on 27 March

Croatian electricity transmission system operator HOPS announced that the launch date of intraday allocation on Croatian-Hungarian border will be at 18:00 of 27 March (with the publication of ID ATC value) for the business day 28 March 2018.

In accordance with the Rules for the allocation of the Cross Zonal Intraday Capacity at the Border of Bidding zones of Croatian and Hungarian operators, HOPS will conduct the allocation of crossborder capacities.

The goal of introducing intraday allocation is to improve the cross-border transmission capacity allocation, reaching higher level of harmonization of the business processes of the two transmission system operators with the EU regulations, as well as meeting the market participants requirements relating to import and export of electricity in emergency situations at more affordable prices.

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