Successful start of the Core Flow-Based Intraday Capacity Calculation IDCC(a) business process

Date: 13-06-2024

The Core project parties are pleased to confirm the operational readiness and start of Core Flow Based IDCC(a) process on 13 June 2024 for trades on business day 14 June 2024. Once the operational process has been completed later today a confirmation of the successful go-live will be sent out.

The IDCC(a) process delivers capacities by 14:45 for the full 00:00 – 24:00 timespan of the subsequent business day. The results of the IDCC(a) process will be published daily on the JAO Publication tool, accessible via https://publicationtool.jao.eu/coreID.

Communication channels
Market participants who would like to follow closer the project development are invited to join the Core Consultative Group (CCG) by sending an email to CoreCG@magnus.nl. The participants of the Core Consultative Group will receive regular information, and invitations to teleconferences and meetings.

Next to the Core CG, a Question & Answer Forum for the Core FB capacity calculation project is currently in use. The Forum can be accessed via https://coreforum.my-ems.net/. The Core TSOs invite all market participants to use this Forum for their queries.

About the Intraday Capacity Calculation project in the Core CCR
The Core Flow-Based Intraday Capacity Calculation (Core FB IDCC) project promotes the development and implementation of a flow-based intraday capacity calculation across the whole Core Capacity Calculation Region (Core CCR) in the framework of the SIDC. The Core CCR consists of the bidding zone borders between the following EU Member States’ bidding zones: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. More information on Core CCR and the explanation of the processes can be found here: https://www.entsoe.eu/bites/ccr-core/about/

Market integration - Core to energy transition
The energy transition towards a carbon free electricity supply is a European challenge that requires the use of the European electricity system to the full extent. Weather-dependent supply and increasing demand response will lead to a different and more intense use of the grid. The Core market integration project is aiming to create operational preconditions to optimise the use of the system from a regional perspective and make the single European market a reality.