What are they?

 

Network codes are a set of non-discriminatory standards established in REGULATION (EC) No. 714/2009 to regulate access to the electricity network.

Their purpose is to ensure that the internal electricity market operates correctly by establishing minimum technical requirements for connection to the system in terms of design and operational.

They represent a common interpretation of the requirements applicable to the installations in question and help upkeep, conserve and re-establish network security, thereby ensuring that the internal electricity market works correctly.

Connection network codes

Network code on requirements for grid connection of generators

Regulation UE/2016/631

Network code on demand connection

Regulation UE/2016/1388

Network code on requirements for grid connection of high voltage direct current systems and direct current-connected power park modules

Regulation UE/2016/1447

The regulations encompassed by the network codes remain open to implementation proposals. Consequently, in Spain work groups involving various players from the energy sector have been created.

At the end of 2016, specific work groups were created to define the open technical requirements for each network code in Spain. Throughout 2018, transport and distribution network operators sent their proposals on national implementation to the Spanish Ministry for Energy, Tourism and the Digital Agenda for review.

In 2019, transport and distribution network operators published the Technical Supervision Standard for Generators to assess the supervision of Electricity Generation Module compliance in accordance with Regulation EU/2016/631 and the draft new Royal Decree and Ministerial Order.

Proposed Final MGE Certificate for TYPE A