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The SEM Committee today, 1st October, publishes its decision on the DASSA Top-Up Mechanism.
The SEM Committee has decided that the TSOs will implement the Residual Availability Determination (RAD) as part of the DASSA design. The RAD will be introduced on a temporary basis, initially for a two year period.
The need for the RAD will be reviewed at the end of the two year temporary period, and the TSOs will make a recommendation on its continued use at that time. The SEM Committee will review any TSO recommendations against the evidence submitted in coming to a decision on terminating the framework or extending for a further two years. The SEM Committee has also decided to introduce a number of reporting requirements for the TSOs to monitor the use of the RAD.
Should you have any queries related to the SEM Committee’s decision paper please contact Dylan Ashe (dashe@cru.ie) and Bronagh McKeown (bronagh.mkeown@uregni.gov.uk).