Explanation of Individual Key Words

1

The date for which the schedule is to be valid must be entered in the first line of a data column.

The stated date must be identical in every data column (Format: DD.MM.YYYY)

2

"Extern" form: The control zone from which the energy is to be obtained is entered here.

"Intern" form: The control zone for which is schedule has been issued is entered here. The information in the fields "from control zone" and "to control zone" must be identical.

3

"Extern" form: The control zone into which the energy is to be delivered is entered here.

"Intern" form: The control zone for which this schedule has been issued is entered here. The information in the fields "from control zone" and "to control zone" must be identical.

4

"Extern" form: As a matter of principle, schedules for control zones or schedules crossing national boundaries should only be exchanged between balance responsible entities having the same supervisor. For this reason, the information in the fields "from control zone" and "to control zone" must be identical. 

"Intern" form: balance responsible entity from which the energy is delivered

5

"Extern" form: As a matter of principle, control zones or schedules across national boundaries should be exchanged only between balance responsible entities having the same supervisor. For this reason, the information in the fields "from control zone" and "to control zone" must be identical. 

"Intern" form: balance responsible entity into which the energy is to be delivered.

6

Name of the sender. The stated name must be identical in each data column.

7

Change identification: Version of the schedule sent off. The version number starts at 1 daily and is increased in each data column separately every time a change is made.

8

Codes for billing purpose. The type and number of codes is specified by the transmission grid operator receiving the schedule.

9

Daily sum of the particular data column.