Business User News

Single Intraday Coupling (SIDC) parties confirm that successful tests have been performed regarding the introduction of a 15-minute Market Time Unit (15-min MTU) capacity allocation between Croatia, Slovenia and Hungary. The expected go-live date is on January 9, 2024 (with the first delivery day January 10, 2024) aiming to enhance intraday trading between the three countries through SIDC.Please find more details in the official SIDC Press Release document. Read More

Today on 29.11.2023 together with our partners in Italy North Capacity Calculation Region (APG, Terna, Swissgrid, RTE, TSCnet and CORESO) we started the process of intraday capacity calculation for the last 12 hours of the day also in the direction of Italian Export (Export Corner). Till today, the intraday cross-border capacities for the border Italy -> Slovenia were not calculated and the yearly values were used. With the start of the new process the values of Italy -> Slovenia cross-bor... Read More

Users are hereby informed that due to maintenance works on the ELES business network, short interruptions in access to the ELES network may occur on 23.11.2023 from 17:00 CET to 21:00 CET.Thank you for your understanding. Read More

Users are hereby informed that due to maintenance works on the ELES business network, short interruptions in access to the ELES network may occur on 22.11.2023 from 17:00 CET to 21:00 CET.Thank you for your understanding. Read More

Please be informed that due to maintainance work on the Austrian System Operator APG's Scheduling system the application will be stoped on 28.11.2023 from 17:30 CET until approximately 23:00 CET.From 17:15 on and through the mentioned period day ahead and intraday schedule nominations will not be processed and no matching and confirmation will take place. Confirmed schedules with delivery hours in the above mentioned period remain unchanged. Read More

Please be informed that due to maintainance work on the Austrian System Operator APG's Scheduling system the application will be stoped on 08.11.2023 from 17:00 CET until approximately 21:00 CET.From 16:45 on and through the mentioned period day ahead and intraday schedule nominations will not be processed and no matching and confirmation will take place. Confirmed schedules with delivery hours in the above mentioned period remain unchanged. Read More

Please be informed that due to maintainance work on the Austrian System Operator APG's Scheduling system the application will be stoped on 24.10.2023 from 17:30 CET until approximately 23:00 CET.From 17:15 on and through the mentioned period day ahead and intraday schedule nominations will not be processed and no matching and confirmation will take place. Confirmed schedules with delivery hours in the above mentioned period remain unchanged. Read More

Due to the urgent maintenance work on the Slovenian System Operator Scheduling (ESS) application, trading will be stopped on Wednesday, 18.10.2023, between 10:30 CET and 12:30 CET. Within this period no nominations of schedules for the day ahead and intra-day time scale at all Slovenian borders will be processed by the ESS application. Furthermore, no allocation will be possible via common SIDC (XBID) all borders will be halted. Confirmed schedules with delivery hours in the above mentioned peri... Read More

Please be informed that a maintenance on XBID intraday trading platform is planned for 19.10.2023 between 09:00 CET and 12:00 CET. Within forementioned period XBID trading platform will be stopped and no intraday Cross Border trading will be possible. Thank you for your understanding. Read More

Please be informed that due to maintainance work on the Austrian System Operator APG's Scheduling system the application will be stoped on 26.09.2023 from 17:30 CET until approximately 23:00 CET.From 17:15 on and through the mentioned period day ahead and intraday schedule nominations will not be processed and no matching and confirmation will take place. Confirmed schedules with delivery hours in the above mentioned period remain unchanged. Read More