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Region: SEE CAO announces increased NTC values on Italy-Montenegro border for September

SEE CAO has announced an increase in the Net Transfer Capacity (NTC) values on the Italy-Montenegro (IT-ME) border. Effective from September 16 to September 25, 2024, the NTC will be raised to 600 MW for all hours and in both directions of the border. This adjustment follows instructions from Terna, the Italian transmission system operator, and CGES, the Montenegrin transmission system operator.

The higher NTC values will be allocated through daily auctions in accordance with the relevant regulations.

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