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Region, NTC on IT-ME border will be curtailed on 2 March

SEECAO announced that, based on instructions from TERNA and CGES, SEECAO announced that NTC on IT-ME border will be curtailed on 2 March 2022 in order to ensure operation remains within Operational Security Limits.

The curtailment will start on 14 December at 13:00 (CET) and will last until 16:00 (CET). During that period, NTC in both directions will be zero.

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