Fluxys Belgium - Market Consultation 65 - Changes in the Regulated Documents and Storage Tariffs
In a continuous effort to further improve its service offering, Fluxys Belgium is proposing adjustments to its storage services and storage tariffs with a focus on:
- Adjusting the fuel invoice model towards Energy in Cash,
- Introducing a cash deposit as a last-resort option for collateral,
- The communication of the maximum allowed GIS-exceeding,
- Storage tariffs for the 2024-2027 period. Fluxys Belgium expects tariff levels for storage for 2024-2027 to remain in line with the current tariffs. These new tariffs are determined based on the following key assumptions:
- Operating costs in line with the previous regulatory period,
- Investment in new electrical motors for five compressors in order to reduce emissions of the installation and to comply with environmental regulation,
- All still available SBU capacity sold at a price in line with the relevant summer-winter spread.
The following document summarizes the proposed changes: Summary note
Through this market consultation that will take place from 6 September to 26 September 2023, Fluxys Belgium is proposing adjustments to its regulatory documents for storage and its storage tariffs.
Documents in consultation (with track changes):
- Standard Storage Agreement
- Standard Storage Agreement - Attachment 3
- Storage Program
- Access Code for Storage - Attachment B
- Access Code for Storage - Attachment D1
- Access Code for Storage - Attachment H1
- Storage Tariffs 2024 - 2027 - Consultation Document
- Storage Tariffs 2024 - 2027 - Annex A
You are kindly invited to send your written comments to marketing@fluxys.com by Tuesday, September 26th 2023 close of business.
Please specify in your response, whether the content is to be treated as confidential or not. Unless otherwise mentioned, all comments will be treated as non-confidential.