Indicator
Unbundling and third-party access rules
Implemented
Not Implemented
Not Applicable
| Level | ALB | BIH | KOS | MNE | MKD | SRB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular monitoring and evaluation activities assessing unbundling and third-party access outcomes are conducted. Results of monitoring and evaluation analysis are being used for the improvement of future unbundling and third party access policies. | ||||||
| The energy sector is fully unbundled with diverse users and infrastructure, and third-party access is allowed to all energy companies. | ||||||
| Nearly all (90% or more) third-party access requests are processed within three months. | ||||||
| Gas and electricity transmission and distribution system operators are unbundled and are accommodating third party access to relevant infrastructure. | ||||||
| Information and data on key unbundling and third-party access indicators is regularly updated and accessible to the wider public. | ||||||
| Third party access tariffs are based on cost recovery principles and are not used for refinancing of other elements or institutions. | ||||||
| Third party access rules, technical requirements, and costs for all grid levels have been published. | ||||||
| An adequate legal framework is adopted and is fully compliant with the requirements of the Third Energy Package. | ||||||
| A policy framework addressing unbundling and third-party access is in place. | ||||||
| Trade licenses are mutually recognised within the Energy Community. |
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