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Multiple electricity contracts, energy sharing and new rules for the electricity grid

Official title (in Danish): Lov om ændring af lov om elforsyning, lov om gasforsyning og straffeloven (Gennemførelse af el­markeds­direkt­iv­et og fremtidssikret regulering af netvirksomheder m.v.)

Act · L 69 (2024-25) · Lov nr. 1677 af 30.12.2024 · Klima-, Energi- og For­syn­ings­min­is­ter­iet

In short

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  • What changes:
    • The act implements the EU Electricity Market Directive into Danish law.
    • An electricity customer can enter into several electricity contracts under the same metering point number, and customers can share energy from their own installations.
    • The act also changes the rules for electricity grid companies' licences and finances, and it implements changes to the rules on integrity and transparency in wholesale energy markets (REMIT).
  • Who: The act applies to electricity customers, electricity supply companies and electricity grid companies. It also applies to Energinet, regions and municipalities that produce their own electricity, where an exemption has been granted from the requirement of corporate unbundling.
  • When: Section 1, no. 1-5, 7-9, 14-17 and 23-33 entered into force on 17 January 2025. Section 1, no. 6 entered into force on 17 July 2026. The rest of the Act entered into force on 1 January 2025.

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The case at the Danish Parliament (ft.dk)

Source: Retsinformation.dk

Translated from Danish · The Danish version and the original source apply.

Summary by the Danish Parliament (in Danish)

Forslaget skal sikre implementeringen af tiltag fra stemmeaftale om robuste rammer for el­netvirk­som­he­dernes økonomi af 10. juni 2024 og gennemførelsen af EU’s elmarkedsdirektiv. Af stemmeaftalen følger implementeringen af et nyt grønt elektri­ficer­ingstillæg, som skal sikre, at el­netvirk­som­he­derne kan få dækket deres meromkostninger som følge af elektrificeringen igennem et øget elforbrug. Med el­markeds­direkt­iv­et udvikles elmarkedet i lyset af energikrisen i 2022. Gennemførelsen af el­markeds­direkt­iv­et skal bl.a. beskytte forbrugerne i perioder med høje og svingende elpriser. Loven foreslås at træde i kraft den 1. januar 2025. Lovens dele om el­markeds­direkt­iv­et foreslås dog at træde i kraft den 17. januar 2025 og den 27. juli 2026.

Source: Folketinget (ft.dk). Reproduced unchanged.

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  1. Introduced · 25 October 2024
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Fremsat
  2. Passed · 12 December 2024
    Status in the Danish Parliament: 3.beh./Vedtaget
  3. Stadfæstet · 30 December 2024
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Stadfæstet
  4. Partly entered into force · 1 January 2025
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Stadfæstet
  5. Partly entered into force · 17 January 2025
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Stadfæstet
  6. Fully in force · 17 July 2026
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Stadfæstet
  7. In force · 17 July 2026
    Status in the Danish Parliament: Stadfæstet