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Region, Increase of NTC values on Greece-North Macedonia border direction between 10 and 30 April

SEECAO announced that NTC values on Greece – North Macedonia border direction will be increased in following way:

Period: 10.04.2022 – 15.04.2022 (for all hours) NTC Value: 250 MW

Period: 16.04.2022 – 30.04.2022 (for all hours) NTC Value: 350 MW

NTC values on the opposite border direction will remain unchanged.

Increased NTC values will be allocated on daily auctions in accordance with the relevant Auction Rules.

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