Regulation (EU) 2024/1789

Implementation of transparency requirements in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2024/1789

In accordance with Regulation (EC) No 715/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council on conditions for access to the natural gas transmission networks and in particular Chapter 3 of Annex I, European transmission system operators are obliged to regularly publish various updated information on their websites in a common data format. In this section you will find an overview of the implemented transparency requirements and where you can find them.

Regulation (EU) 2024/1789

Article 33 (4)

Relevant network points of Thyssengas GmbH

List of relevant network points

Art. 34 (4)

Gas storage data

Gas storage data

Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2024/1789

3.1.2 a)

A detailed description of the services and fees offered

Downloads

3.1.2 b) and c) i)

(Transport) contracts and other relevant documents

Downloads

3.1.2 c)

Network code / standard conditions

Downloads

3.1.2 c) ii)

Gas quality parameters

Infoassistent

3.1.2 c) iii)

Printing requirements

Infoassistent

3.1.2 c) iv)

Procedure for interrupting the interruptible capacity

Downloads

3.1.2 d)

Harmonised procedures to be applied when using the transmission system, including definition of key terms

Downloads

3.1.2 e)

Provisions on capacity allocation procedures, congestion management, prevention of capacity hoarding and reutilisation

Downloads

3.1.2 f)

Rules for capacity trading on the secondary market vis-à-vis transmission system operators

Downloads

3.1.2 g)

Rules for balancing volume deviations; calculation of balancing energy prices

as of 01.04.2011:
Publication by Trading Hub Europe

3.1.2 i)

Detailed description of the gas network including system operators at interconnection points / names of neighbouring network operators

Infoassistent

3.1.2 j)

Connection rules

Mains connection

3.1.2 k)

Information on emergency mechanisms

Downloads

Malfunctions

3.1.2 l)

For interconnection points agreed and interoperability related procedures (if relevant), procedures for nomination and matching, other procedures for allocation and quantity deviations including methods used

Technical rule worksheet G 2000

EASEE-gas Common Business Practices

3.1.2 m)

Description of the methodology and procedure for calculating the technical capacity

Capacity determination

3.3. (1) a)-e), 3.3. (4), (5)

Capacities, nominations and renominations, actual load flows, calorific values

Infoassistent

3.3. (1) f)

Planned and actual interruptions with interruptible capacity

Infoassistent

3.3. (1) g)

Planned and unplanned interruptions with fixed capacity

Maintenance measures

Unplanned interruptions

3.3.1 h)

Rejected, legally valid requests for binding capacity products

Infoassistent

3.3.1 i)

Auction results for firm capacity products for which market clearing prices above the reserve price were achieved

Infoassistent

3.3.1 j)

Information on non-availability of firm capacity products as part of a regular allocation procedure

Infoassistent

3.3.1 k)

Total capacity offered through the application of a congestion management procedure

Infoassistent

3.4 (1) u. (2)

Information on secondary trading

Europe's online trading platform for natural gas transport capacities

3.4 (3)

Equalisation services

Trading Hub Europe

3.4 (4)

Further flexibility service of the transmission system operator; here OFC

Downloads

3.4 (5)

Publication of the aggregated balancing status of all users at the beginning of the gas day and forecast aggregated balancing status at the end of the gas day

Publication of the aggregated balancing status of all balancing groups

3.4 (6)

User-friendly tools for calculating tariffs

Info assistant

Information on grid charges/price sheet

Prisma European Capacity Platform

3.4 (8)

Planned and unplanned maintenance work