#ECOR2605762ADecree of April 16, 2026, regarding the application of Article 184 of the 2026 Finance Law
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This law explains new rules for how electricity market conditions influence financial compensation for energy installations in France. It affects entities involved in renewable energy production, providing guidelines on when negative electricity market prices impact financial support, and organizes them by geographic groups for regulation purposes.
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Key Changes
- Establishes criteria for when electricity market prices affect financial compensation
- Organizes energy installations by postal code into two groups for regulation
- Updates market time unit definitions to ensure consistency
Obligations
What this law requires
The Commission de régulation de l'énergie must issue a monthly summary report within five working days following the end of each month detailing time units with strictly negative prices on the electricity market.
Electricity installations must comply with the stop or maintenance instructions provided by their balance responsible entity during free stop time units, adhering to all Article 3 provisions during this period.
Public electricity distribution network managers must provide necessary data for annual regularization related to the compensation for electricity produced based on Article R. 314-45 of the energy code.
The electricity transport manager must provide a bi-annual report to the Commission de régulation de l'énergie and the energy minister assessing the impacts of the measures described under Article 3.
Renewable energy installations must be classified into Group A or Group B based on the parity of the sum of the postal code digits as specified in Article 3.