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Green Certificates Market

Date: 10.11.2021

List of economic operators who have not fulfilled the obligation to acquire GC
3 ^rd QUARTER - 2021
No.	Participant	GC NOT PURCHASED
1	SOCIETATEA COMPLEXUL ENERGETIC HUNEDOARA S.A.	6711
2	PETROTEL-LUKOIL S.A.	3911

ARCHIVE	1^st Quarter	2^nd Quarter	3^rd Quarter	4^th Quarter
2021	final initial	final initial	final initial
2020	05.06 13.05 initial	final initial	07.12 11.11 initial	final initial
2019	final initial	final initial	final initial	final initial
2018	final initial	final initial	final initial	final initial
2017			final initial	final initial

Opcom Announcements

10/01/2022

Application of the provisions regarding the maintenance of Green Certificates Market (GCM) participant quality for the economic operators with Green Certificates (GC) purchasing obligation

04/01/2022

In accordance with Art. 11 of the Law 220/2008, as amended and supplemented, OPCOM publishes the trading values of green certificates for 2022

03/01/2022

In accordance with the provisions of ANRE Order no. 50/2021, OPCOM publishes the weighted average price of the Day Ahead Market in 2021 amounting to 539.00 lei/MWh.

27/12/2021

Calendar of trading sessions on GCACSM for the year 2022

16/12/2021

SYNTHESIS of the Procedures regarding the invoicing and payment of the regulated tariff applied by OPCOM

10/11/2021

List of economic operators who have not fulfilled the obligation to acquire GC third quarter 2021

18/10/2021

Member test within the BGRO Market Coupling Project

07/06/2021

DAM documents resulting from the public consultation were published

Opcom Press Releases

20/01/2022

Project parties announce the progress of Joint Integration Testing and new Go-Live date of the Core Flow-Based Market Coupling project

07/01/2022

New participants in December

08/12/2021

New participants in November

News

15/02/2021

Europex Overview Paper (Update) on ”The Essential Tasks of Delegated Operators in the Electricity Market”

22/10/2020

Electricity wholesale markets continue to integrate in the EU but cross-border capacity is limited