Reliable congestion data is essential for making smart use of flexible capacity. That’s why GOPACS provides a clear overview of current and historical redispatch transactions, including prices and volumes.
This way, you can see not only which bids have been activated, but also in which areas flexible capacity was requested and how much was needed. This insight helps Congestion Service Providers and large consumers shape their strategy, identify opportunities, and optimally position their flexibility in the market.
Transparency makes flexible trading both clearer and more profitable.
An overview of all market announcements issued, with insight into the moments when redispatch was requested.
Insight into the compensations paid for activated bids, broken down by orders and periods.
An overview of the amount of flexible capacity deployed through redispatch, shown in megawatt hours.
Summary figures of all transactions, including numbers, volumes, and amounts, providing a complete picture of the redispatch market.
Whether you’re a large customer or a CSP, data-driven decision-making is important for everyone. That’s why we’re continuously working on expanding access to our congestion data. Do you have questions about our figures, or suggestions for additional data?
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No that is not possible. You will only find legal publication obligations (Netcode and ENTSO-E) on GOPACS.eu and Tennet.eu.
Network operators can provide some outlines – based on the recent past, for example – but cannot predict precisely. Grid operators always determine whether congestion is expected somewhere. If this proves to be the case, GOPACS is deployed. A market message is then sent, via the application, where and when power is needed.
Many assets used for GOPACS can also be deployed on other markets, such as FCR, aFRR, or the imbalance market. This requires coordination with your CSP and BRP to avoid double usage or conflicting signals.
If you participate via redispatch, you will receive a compensation based on market prices for the flexibility delivered. For contract types such as a Capacity Limiting Contract (CBC) or Mandatory Bidding Contract, fixed availability or activation fees may also apply. These vary depending on the grid operator and contract.
