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Region, NTC on AL-GR and NMK-GR border directions will be curtailed for delivery days of 24 and 25 April

Based on instructions from Greek electricity transmission system operator ADMIE, SEE CAO announced that NTC on AL-GR and NMK-GR border directions will be curtailed for delivery days of 24 and 25 April from 10:00 till 16:00 in order to ensure operation remains within Operational Security Limits.

Curtailment will be performed two days before delivery day (D-2) at 11:00. Hourly NTC values between 10:00 and 16:00 will be reduced from 400 to 150 MW on AL-GR border direction and from 350 to 150 MW on NMK-GR border direction for both days.

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