Energy Glossary

It refers to the electricity distribution facilities and the grid operated by a distribution company in the distribution area indicated on its license.

It is the legal entity that distributes electricity in a designated area.

It is the technical energy loss on the distribution system, applied according to the provisions of the decision by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) with regard to coefficients of loss.

It is the coefficient to be used in determining the TRY equivalent of non-cash guarantees requested from market participants. Energy Glossary

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It is the group formed by market participants upon informing the Market Operator, where a market participant within the group assumes balancing responsibilities on behalf of the group.

It is the market participant who, on behalf of the balancing group, assumes the financial responsibility towards the Market Operator regarding the energy imbalance of the balancing group, or a market participant who is not part of a balancing group.

It is the organized wholesale electricity market operated by the system operator, where the reserve capacity, which is obtained through the output power change that can be done within 15 minutes, is purchased and sold, in order to balance the supply and demand in real time.

It refers to the activities comprised of day-ahead balancing and real-time balancing, which supplement bilateral agreements.

A type of generator that generates power using diesel fuel.

The document indicating energy consumption performance of buildings.

It is a network that conveys electricity from producers to consumers.