| Adequacy concern in Member States in any of the next ten years (per 2021 or 2022 NRAA) |
Figure 2 |
Source: ACER based on information from NRAs |
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| Breakdown of emergency measures targeting security of supply, winter 2022/2023 |
Figure 1 |
ACER inventory of emergency measures |
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| Capacity remunerated in EU capacity mechanisms, per type of technology — 2019–2023 (GW) |
Figure 7 |
ACER based on data provided by the NRAs and the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform |
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| Contracted capacity of demand response and storage in the French, Italian, Irish, and Polish market-wide capacity mechanisms |
Figure 9 |
ACER calculations based on data from NRAs and, in the case of Italy, also from publicly available information on auction results. |
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| Costs incurred or projected to finance capacity mechanisms per unit demand (2020–2024) |
Figure 6 |
ACER calculations based on NRA, ENTSO-E and EUROSTAT data. |
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| Costs of capacity mechanisms over total capacity procured — 2020–2024 (euros/MW) |
Figure 5 |
ACER calculations based on data provided by NRAs. |
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| Detailed breakdown of the capacity remunerated in EU capacity mechanisms, per type of technology — 2019–2023 |
Figure 16 |
ACER based on data provided by the NRA and the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform. |
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| Incurred and projected costs to finance capacity mechanisms |
Figure 4 |
ACER calculations based on data provided by NRAs. |
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| Long-term contracted capacity and relevant costs by type of technology in the EU-27— 2027–2035 |
Figure 8 |
ACER calculations based on data from NRAs and, in the case of Italy, also from publicly available information on auction results. |
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| Realised and forecast costs of interruptibility schemes —2019–2023 |
Figure 15 |
ACER based on information provided by the NRAs. |
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| Status of capacity mechanisms in the EU-27 — 2022 |
Figure 3 |
Source: ACER based on NRA data. |
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| Total cost of network reserves in Austria and Germany – 2018-2022 |
Figure 10 |
ACER based on information provided by the NRAs. |
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