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MT · S.L. 545.34

Electricity Regulations (S.L. 545.34)

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Inhalt

  1. Art. 1 Citation and scope.
  2. Art. 2 Interpretation. 
  3. Art. 3 Free choice of supplier.
  4. Art. 4 Market-based supply prices.
  5. Art. 5 Direct lines.
  6. Art. 6 Authorisation procedure for new capacity.    L.N. 66 of 2021.  L.N. 66 of 2021.  L.N. 66 of 2021.
  7. Art. 7 Basic contractual rights.
  8. Art. 8 Entitlement to a dynamicelectricity price contract. 
  9. Art. 8A Entitlement to a fixed-term, fixed- price electricity supply contract. 
  10. Art. 9 Righttoswitchand rules on switching- related fees.
  11. Art. 10 Aggregation contract.
  12. Art. 11 Comparison tools.
  13. Art. 12 Active customers.
  14. Art. 2023
  15. Art. 13 Citizen energy communities.
  16. Art. 14 Demand response through aggregation.
  17. Art. 15 Bills and billing information.
  18. Art. 15A Supplier risk management. 
  19. Art. 16 Smart metering systems.
  20. Art. 17 Functionalities of smart metering systems.
  21. Art. 18 Entitlement to a smart meter.
  22. Art. 19 Conventional meters.
  23. Art. 20 Data management.
  24. Art. 21 Interoperability requirements and procedures for access to data.
  25. Art. 22 Single points of contact.
  26. Art. 23 Right to out-of- court dispute settlement.
  27. Art. 24 Universal service.
  28. Art. 24A Supplier of last resort.  
  29. Art. 25 Vulnerable customers.
  30. Art. 26 Energy poverty.
  31. Art. 26A Protection from  disconnections. 
  32. Art. 27 Designation of distribution system operator.
  33. Art. 28 Tasks of distribution system operators. 
  34. Art. 29 Technical rules.         S.L. 419. 06
  35. Art. 30 Incentives for the use of flexibility in distribution networks.
  36. Art. 30A Flexible connection agreements.  
  37. Art. 31 Integration of electromobility into the electricity network. 
  38. Art. 32 Tasks of distribution system operators in data management.
  39. Art. 33 Ownership of energy storage facilities by distribution system operators.
  40. Art. 34 Confidentiality obligation of distribution system operators.
  41. Art. 35 Closed distribution systems.
  42. Art. 36 Tasks of transmission system operators.
  43. Art. 37 Confidentialityand transparency requirements for transmission system operators and transmission system owners.
  44. Art. 38 Decision-making powers regarding the connection of new generating installations and energy storage facilities to the transmission system.
  45. Art. 39 Ownership unbundling of transmission systems and transmission system operators.
  46. Art. 40 Network development and powers to make investment decisions.
  47. Art. 41 Designation and certification of transmission system operators.
  48. Art. 42 Certification in relation to third countries.
  49. Art. 43 Ownership of energy storage facilities by transmission system operators
  50. Art. 44 Right of access to accounts.
  51. Art. 45 Unbundling of accounts.  Cap. 386.
  52. Art. 46 General objectives of the Regulator.
  53. Art. 47 Duties and powers of the Regulator. 
  54. Art. 48 Decisions and complaints.
  55. Art. 49 Regional cooperation between the Regulator and regulatory authorities on cross-border issues.
  56. Art. 50 Duties and powers of the Regulator with respect to regional coordination centres.
  57. Art. 51 Compliance with the network codes and guidelines.
  58. Art. 52 Record keeping.
  59. Art. 53 Former licensing.  L.N. 511 of 2004. S.L. 545. 13.
  60. Art. 54 Licensing requirement.
  61. Art. 54A Proxy for the market price. 
  62. Art. 55 Suspension, revocation or cancellation of licence.
  63. Art. 56 Termination of licence.
  64. Art. 57 Transfer of licence.
  65. Art. 58 Recharging points.
  66. Art. 59 Offences and penalties.
  67. Art. 60 Administrative fines.
  68. Art. 61 Administrative Review Tribunal. Cap. 490.