After carrying out the technical check and verifying the fulfilment of certain technical criteria of the system and its management, the System Operations Committee within ENTSO-E has establishedThe situation is that CGES carries out its work in emergencies in a manner fully compliant with 20 of the 21 prescribed standards, while the application of the remaining standard is incomplete, but sufficiently compliant with the procedures prescribed for this type of issue in the European Union.
The Compliance Monitoring Programme (CMP) is a programme of the ENTSO-E association,(the European Network of Transmission System Operators, established by EU Regulation 714/2009), which aims to provide a continuous assessment of compliance with the Association's standards through the Annual Self-Assessment Process and the Annual Mandatory On-site Compliance Audit Process, which is carried out periodically and at randomly selected transmission system operators.
Implementation and Compliance Monitoring Subgroup ,(Sub-Group Compliance Monitoring & Enforcement – SG CME), She is responsible for implementing the two aforementioned processes. It should be emphasised that 2016 is the seventh year of implementing mandatory compliance audits, and SG CME has already carried out four voluntary compliance audits between 2008 and 2009 and 43 mandatory audits between 2010 and 2016.
Centre for Global Energy Studies, as a member European Network Operator for Electricity - Eastern Europe RRegional groups Continental Europe, selected for a compliance audit at the scene for 2016 gto the year, and the same was carried out 10 and 11 May 2016 at the CGES premisesof the National Dispatch Centre. During the revision, The group had the opportunity to, beside Nationalof dispatcherof centrea (NDC), visit and Reserve Dispatch Centre (RDC), gain insight into the available equipment, systems and iInstallationbut. Revision highlights was put on the flexibility of operational activities during emergencies, defensive System and re-establishment plan system after the collapse.
The Commission audited the application of 21 standards and concluded that CGES is in full compliance with 20 of the standards under review. In the one remaining case, the Commission found that CGES was not in full compliance, but that it had a satisfactory level of application of the standard.
In addition to the highest rating for compliance itself, the commission also highlighted the very goodu preparedCompany's own revision. The documentation that served as evidential material, it was rated highly, and was available during the audit, and additional requests from the members of the commission were responded to promptly and adequately.