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The volume of the foreign trade of frequency containment reserve for normal operation (FCR-N) capacity. Positive numbers indicate import of capacity to Finland and negative numbers indicate export of capacity from Finland. The data contains the traded capacity for Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Russia*. The data will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

*Procuring reserves from Russia has ended 14.5.2022

Hourly prices (€/MW,h) of procured frequency containment reserve for disturbances upwards regulation (FCR-D up) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-D (up) is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency above 49,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Hourly volume of procured frequency containment reserve for disturbances upwards regulation (FCR-D up) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-D (up) is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency above 49,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Hourly volume of procured frequency containment reserve for normal operation (FCR-N) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Hourly prices (€/MW,h) of procured frequency containment reserve for normal operation (FCR-N) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

The hourly sum of reserve plans for frequency containment reserve for disturbances upwards regulation (FCR-D up) in the yearly market. The data will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-D (up) is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency above 49,5 Hz during disturbances.

Yearly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Hourly procured volumes vary according to the reserve plans submitted by the balancing service providers and the price is constant over the whole year.

The volume of the nordic trade of frequency containment reserve for disturbances upwards regulation (FCR-D up) capacity. Positive numbers indicate import of capacity to Finland and negative numbers indicate export of capacity from Finland. The data contains the traded capacity for Sweden and Norway. The data will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-D (up) is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency above 49,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

The volume of received frequency containment reserve for disturbances upwards regulation (FCR-D up) bids. The volume of bids will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-D (up) is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency above 49,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Hourly volume of procured frequency containment reserve for disturbances downwards regulation (FCR-D down) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-D downwards regulation is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency below 50,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Hourly prices (€/MW,h) of procured frequency containment reserve for disturbances downwards regulation (FCR-D down) in Finnish hourly market for each CET-timezone day is published previous evening at 22:45 (EET).

FCR-D down is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency below 50,5 Hz during disturbances.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.

Activated Frequency Containment Reserve for Normal operation (FCR-N) is published hourly one hour after the hour in question, for example the value for hour 07-08 is published at 9 o'clock.

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Activated FCR-N volume (MWh) is calculated on the basis of the frequency in the Nordic synchronous system.

Value is activated net energy. Positive value means that the frequency has been in average below 50,0 Hz during the hour, and reserve has been activated as up-regulation. Respectively, negative value means that the frequency has been in average above 50,0 Hz, and reserve has been activated as down-regulation.

The hourly sum of reserve plans for frequency containment reserve for normal operation (FCR-N) in the yearly market. The data will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Yearly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Hourly procured volumes vary according to the reserve plans submitted by the balancing service providers and the price is constant over the whole year.

The volume of received Frequency Containment Reserves for Normal operation (FCR-N) bids. The volume of bids will be published 22:45 (EET) on previous evening.

FCR-N is the frequency containment reserve used in the Nordic synchronous system that aims to keep the frequency in normal frequency range between 49,9 - 50,1 Hz.

Hourly market is a reserve market operated by Fingrid. Procured volumes vary for each hour and price is the price of the most expensive procured bid.