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Regulation 36

SCHEDULE 1E+W+SSettlement calculations

This schedule has no associated Explanatory Memorandum

InterpretationE+W+S

1.—(1) In this Schedule “”, “” and “”, in relation to a capacity committed CMU and a relevant settlement period, are to be interpreted in accordance with regulation 39 and mean the amounts determined in accordance with that regulation.

(2) Where, in a formula, two values in parentheses are separated by a comma and preceded by “min”, that means that the lesser of those two values is to be used in making the calculation.

Weighting factorE+W+S

2.—(1) The Settlement Body must, by no later than 3 months before the commencement of a capacity year (“year X”), calculate in respect of each month of year X (“month M”) the weighting factor (“”) which is to be used for the purpose of calculating capacity payments in respect of that month.

(2) must be calculated to [F110 decimal] places in accordance with the formula—

(3) In this paragraph—

“A” means the sum of the amounts of electrical demand in GWh in Great Britain during each of the months corresponding to month M in the calculation period;

“B” means the sum of the amounts of electrical demand in GWh in Great Britain during the calculation period;

“the calculation period” means the period of 3 years ending on the last day of the month preceding the month in which is calculated.

Capacity payments: calculations to be made annually for each capacity committed CMUE+W+S

3.—(1) The Settlement Body must, by no later than 3 months before the commencement of a delivery year (“year X”), calculate in respect of each capacity committed CMU (“CMU i”)—

(a)the total amount in pounds of the capacity payments which, subject to regulation 40(5) and (6) and to regulations 49 to 51, are payable in respect of CMU i for year X (“”); and

(b)in respect of each month of year X (“month M”), the amount in pounds of the capacity payment which, subject to those regulations, is payable in respect of CMU i for that month (“”).

(2) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(3) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(4) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (2), “” means the price in pounds per MW at which capacity payments are payable in respect of CMU i for year X, which is to be determined in accordance with sub-paragraphs (5) and (6).

(5) If the relevant capacity auction was a T-4 auction, is to be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(6) If the relevant capacity auction was a T-1 auction or a DSR transitional auction, is equal to .

(7) In this paragraph—

” means the capacity cleared price for CMU i, as recorded on the capacity market register;

” means the capacity obligation in MW, as recorded on the capacity market register, applying to CMU i for year X;

” means the average of the monthly values of CPI for the months of the base period determined under regulation 11 for the relevant capacity auction;

” means the average of the monthly values of CPI for the months of the winter ending on the 30th April preceding the start of year X;

“relevant capacity auction” means the capacity auction in which the capacity obligation applying to CMU i was awarded;

” means the weighting factor determined under paragraph 2 for month M.

Capacity payments: calculations to be made monthly for each capacity providerE+W+S

4.—(1) The Settlement Body must, after the end of each month of a delivery year (“month M”), calculate for each capacity provider (“C”) the amount in pounds of the capacity payment which, subject to regulation 40(5) and (6) and to regulations 49 to 51, is payable to C in respect of month M (“”).

(2) must be calculated as the sum of—

(a), as calculated under paragraph 3, for each capacity committed CMU for which C was the capacity provider for the whole of month M; and

(b)C’s proportion of , as calculated under paragraphs 3 and 8, for each capacity committed CMU for which C was the capacity provider for part of month M.

Capacity provider penalty charges: calculation of settlement period penalty applying to a capacity committed CMUE+W+S

5.—(1) The Settlement Body must, after the end of each month of a delivery year (“year X”) in which one or more relevant settlement periods occur (“month M”), calculate in respect of each relevant CMU (“CMU i”) and each relevant settlement period (“settlement period j”) the settlement period penalty in pounds applying to CMU i in respect of settlement period j (“”).

(2) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(3) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (2), is the penalty rate in pounds per MWh applying to CMU i in respect of year X, and is to be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(4) In this paragraph—

” means the price in pounds per MW determined in accordance with paragraph 3(4) for CMU i and year X;

“relevant CMU” means a capacity committed CMU in respect of which is less than in one or more relevant settlement periods in month M.

Capacity provider penalty charges: calculation of monthly penalty charge for a capacity committed CMUE+W+S

6.—(1) The Settlement Body must, after the end of each month of a delivery year (“year X”) in which one or more relevant settlement periods occur (“month M”), calculate for each relevant CMU (“CMU i”) the monthly penalty charge to be paid in respect of month M (“”).

(2) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (1), the Settlement Body must perform both of the calculations in sub-paragraphs (3) and (5), and is equal to whichever is the lesser of the two amounts so calculated.

(3) The first calculation is—

(4) F2For the purpose of the first calculation, is the monthly penalty cap in pounds applying to CMU i in respect of month M, and is to be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(5) The second calculation is—

[F3(5A) For the purpose of the second calculation, APCix is the annual penalty cap in pounds applying to CMU i in respect of year X, and is to be calculated in accordance with the formula—

]

(6) In this paragraph—

F4...

[F5“ACPix” means the amount of annual capacity payments calculated under paragraph 3 for CMU i in respect of year X;

“F” means the percentage stated on the capacity market register under regulation 31(2)(f) as the monthly penalty cap percentage for CMU i in respect of year X;

“G” means the percentage stated on the capacity market register under regulation 31(2)(f) as the annual penalty cap percentage for CMU i in respect of year X;]

MaxSPi” is the sum in pounds of all settlement period penalties which would have applied to CMU i in respect of relevant settlement periods in month M, as calculated in accordance with paragraph 5, if had been 0 for all such settlement periods;

” means the amount of the monthly capacity payment calculated under paragraph 3 for CMU i and month M;

“relevant CMU” has the same meaning as in paragraph 5;

SPi” is the sum of all settlement period penalties applying to CMU i in respect of relevant settlement periods in month M, as calculated in accordance with paragraph 5;

” means the sum of the monthly penalty charges paid or payable in respect of CMU i for each of the months of year X preceding month M.

Over-delivery paymentsE+W+S

7.—(1) The Settlement Body must, after the end of each delivery year (“year X”), determine for each relevant CMU (“CMU i”)—

(a)the over-delivery rate in £/MWh applying to CMU i in respect of relevant settlement periods in year X (“”);

(b)the amount in pounds of the over-delivery payment applying to CMU i in respect of each such settlement period in which CMU i over-delivered (“”); and

(c)the amount in pounds of the total over-delivery payment applying to CMU i in respect of year X (“”).

(2) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(3) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(4) must be calculated as the sum of for all the relevant settlement periods in year X in which CMU i over-delivered.

(5) For the purposes of this paragraph—

“over-delivered” is to be interpreted in accordance with regulation 42(2);

” means the penalty rate in pounds per MWh applying to CMU i in respect of year X, as calculated in accordance with paragraph 5;

a “relevant CMU” means a capacity committed CMU in respect of which is greater than in one or more relevant settlement periods in year X;

” means the aggregate in MWh of the total amounts over-delivered in year X by all relevant CMUs;

” means the total amount of capacity market penalty charge payments received by the Settlement Body in respect of year X.

Apportionment between capacity providersE+W+S

8.—(1) This paragraph applies if—

(a)an amount in pounds (“AC”) has been calculated under paragraph 3(1)(b), 6(1) or 7(1)(c) in respect of a CMU (“CMU i”); and

(b)two or more persons were each registered on the capacity market register as the capacity provider in respect of CMU i for different parts of the period for which the calculation was made.

(2) For each of the persons referred to in sub-paragraph (1)(b) (“CX”), the Settlement Body must calculate CX’s share of AC (“”).

(3) must be calculated in accordance with the formula—

(4) In sub-paragraph (3)—

“DP” means the number of days in the period for which AC was calculated; and

” means the number of days during that period for which CX was registered on the capacity market register as the capacity provider in respect of CMU i.

Settlement costs levy: the first levy periodE+W+S

9.—(1) The Settlement Body must, in respect of the first levy period, calculate the amount of settlement costs levy (“”) to be paid by each liable electricity supplier (“S”) in accordance with the formula—

(2) In this paragraph—

” means the net demand of S for the first levy period;

” means the sum of the net demand of all liable electricity suppliers for the first levy period;

“the first levy period” has the same meaning as in regulation 44;

“liable electricity supplier” has the same meaning as in regulation 44;

“net demand” means the sum of the demand for active energy for which an electricity supplier is responsible including demand directly connected to the transmission system or a distribution network, less the output of any generation for which an electricity supplier is responsible that is connected to a distribution network, and for the purposes of this paragraph net demand cannot be less than zero; and

“PA” means the prescribed amount, as specified in regulation 44(2).

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