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Region: SEE CAO announced yearly auctions for 2018

Southeastern Europe Coordinated Auction Office (SEE CAO), a regional company that organizes auctions for cross-border transmission capacities, announced yearly auctions for 2018 which are scheduled for 27 November.

Yearly auctions for 2018 will be held on the following source-sink pairs: HOPS-NOS BIH, NOS BIHCGES, CGES-OST, ADMIE-OST, TEIAS-ADMIE and ADMIE-MEPSO. The offered values are: HR-BA, base 400 MW in both directions; BA-ME, base 200 MW in both directions; ME-AL, base 200 MW in both directions; AL-GR, base 150 MW in both directions with pro rata reduction in maintenance period; MK-GR, base 150 MW in both directions and GR-TR, base 50 MW in both directions with pro rata reduction in maintenance period.

Yearly auctions will be followed with monthly auctions for January 2018 and daily auctions, starting from 31 December 2017 for delivery day of 1 January 2018. Monthly auctions in 2018 will be performed in accordance with the auction calendar published on the SEE CAO website.

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