Example 1 

Device 4711, containing the registers listed below, is allocated to installation 0815:

Device 4711	Register Code	Interval Length
Reg 1	Watt-hour energy	15 mins
Reg 2	Reactive consumption	15 mins

When you created installation 0815, deregulation point of delivery POD 1 was created automatically. Allocate the point of delivery a POD ID, so that you have the allocation shown below:

Point of Delivery (PoD)	Dereg POD	Tech POD	Installation	Reg 1	Reg 2
POD 1	X		X

You can now use the point of delivery ID of POD 1 and the corresponding register code to import the profile values of the profiles allocated to the registers.

You therefore do not have to use a technical point of delivery in order to import profile values.

The Consumption role category is allocated as a default setting. If you do not specify a role category, as is the case in the following graphic, the profile values are imported for the profile that is allocated to the register with the Watt-hours register code and the Consumption role (colored light gray in the graphic).

However, if you do want to import the profile values of the profile that is allocated to the register with the Watt-hours register code and the Forecast role (schedule profile colored light gray in the following graphic), you must specify the Forecast role category.

In order to use a deregulation point of delivery in a profile value import, the system from which you import the data must work with the same market-standard point of delivery ID as IS-U-EDM.

If this is not the case (if for example the automated meter reading system from which you import the values has its own numbers), you must use a technical point of delivery for the import.

Point of Delivery (PoD)	Dereg POD	Tech POD	Installation	Reg 1	Reg 2
POD 1	X		X
POD 2		X		X	X

 

 

You still require the deregulation point of delivery to export the data and send it to other market players.

Communication in the deregulated energy market is still based on the deregulation point of delivery.