Examples of using Priority dispatch in English and their translations into Greek
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(a) no priority dispatch exists for installations other than those listed in paragraph 2 is in place;
The current support to some producers in the form of priority dispatch and derogation from balancing responsibility distorts competition.
Priority dispatch which has been granted in the system operation services under the same economic conditions should be considered to comply with this Regulation.
Rules regarding the removal of priority dispatch and curtailment need to be carefully assessed.
Without prejudice to Articles 107, 108 and 109 TFEU,Member States may provide incentives to installations eligible for priority dispatch to voluntarily give up priority dispatch. .
In any case, priority dispatch should be deemed to be compatible with the participation in the electricity market of power-generating facilities using renewable energy sources.
Any exemption granted shall avoid retroactive changes for installations already benefiting from priority dispatch, notwithstanding any agreement between a Member State and an installation on a voluntary basis.
However, stakeholders are divided on other issues, such as on the geographical scopeof support schemes and the exposure of renewables to market conditions(e.g. priority dispatch and balancing responsibilities).
Any derogation shall avoid retroactive changes that affect generating installations already benefiting from priority dispatch, notwithstanding any agreement between a Member State and the operator of a generating installation on a voluntary basis.
Member States may, subject to Union State aid rules,provide market participants with incentives, which are subject to priority access to opt out of priority dispatch against appropriate compensation.
Thus, European Commission's proposals to remove priority dispatch, to introduce renewables into the market, and to ensure that all market players are responsible for balancing are assessed to be on the right track;
If we want to maintain the EU's global leadership in renewables, it might be premature, as long as wholesalemarkets still show distortions, to foresee the end of priority grid access and priority dispatch for renewable power plants.
Priority dispatch shall not endanger the secure operation of the electricity system, shall not be used as a justification for curtailment of cross-zonal capacities beyond what is provided for in Article 16 and shall be based on transparent and non-discriminatory criteria.
A Member State which does not at the time of entry into force of this Regulation grant priority dispatch to any generating installations may request to be exempted from the provisions of paragraph 2 if it can demonstrate to the Commission that all of the following conditions are met.
Priority dispatch shall no longer be applicable from the date where the generating installation is subject to significant modifications, which shall be the case at least where a new connection agreement is required or the generation capacity is increased.
Stresses the need for an energy regulatory framework that encourages citizens and energy communities to participate in the energy transition through the right to self-produce and consume, as well as through continued support schemes,guaranteed priority grid access and priority dispatch for renewable energy;
(15a) Priority dispatch for generating installations using variable renewable energy sources should be recognised for its role in supporting the Union to meet its targets for the use of energy from renewable sources and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The directive also requires member states to establish energy efficiency inventories providing data for installations involved in fuel combustion or mineral oil and gas refining, andsetting requirements on priority/guaranteed access to the grid, priority dispatch of electricity from high-efficiency cogeneration and the connection of new industrial plants producing waste heat to district or cooling networks.
A Member State may decide not to apply priority dispatch to power-generating facilities as referred to in point(a) of paragraph 2 with a start of operation at least six months after that decision, or to apply a lower minimum capacity than that set out under point(a) of paragraph 2, provided that.
Priority dispatch shall no longer be applicable from the date where the generating installation is subject to significant modifications, which shall be the case at least where a new connection agreement is required or the generation capacity is increased.
Where the total capacity of generating installations subject to priority dispatch under paragraph 2 is higher than 15% of the total installed generating capacity in a Member State, point(a) of paragraph 2 shall apply only to additional generating installations using renewable energy sources or high-efficiency cogeneration with an installed electricity capacity of less than 250 kW.
Priority dispatch shall no longer apply to such power-generating facilities from the date on which the power-generating facility becomes subject to significant modifications, which shall be deemed to be the case at least where a new connection agreement is required or where the generation capacity of the power-generating facility is increased.
Priority dispatch' means, with regard to the self-dispatch model, the dispatch of power plants on the basis of criteria which are different from the economic order of bids and, with regard to the central dispatch model, the dispatch of power plants on the basis of criteria which are different from the economic order of bids and from network constraints, giving priority to the dispatch of particular generation technologies;
Member States may also require TSOs to give priority when dispatching generating installations producing combined heat and power.
Member States may also require the system operator to give priority when dispatching generating installations producing combined heat and power.
Transparent support schemes, priority in grid access orguaranteed access and priority in dispatching, as well as standard rules relating to the bearing and sharing of costs of technical adaptations which have been made public are in place consistent with Article 14(1) and Article 16(2) and(3) of Directive 2009/28/EC.