Tá amhras ar Total Direct Énergie faoin bhfigiúr a nglactar leis d’úsáid idirnascairí, a sheasann ag 1585 GWh/lae, agus is é 1810 GWh/lae an toilleadh teicniúil.
Total Direct Énergie questions the assumed figure for usage of interconnectors, which stands at 1585 GWh/d, while the technical capacity is 1810 GWh/d.
Thairis sin, measann Total Direct Énergie go n-íoctar an iomarca as gníomhaíochtaí na n-oibreoirí stórála i gcomparáid leis na rioscaí a iompraítear.
Moreover, Total Direct Énergie considers that storage operators’ activities are over-remunerated compared with the risks borne.
Tugann Total Direct Énergie dá aire go rachaidh comhaontuithe fadtéarmacha do ghlacadh toillte idirnascaire in éag sna blianta amach romhainn, ach nach dtugtar spreagadh d’athnuachan na gcomhaontuithe sin leis na comharthaí margaidh atá i réim faoi láthair.
Total Direct Énergie notes that long-term agreements for take-up of interconnector capacity will expire in the coming years, but current market signals do not encourage renewal of those agreements.
Measann Total Direct Énergie freisin gurb é raon feidhme an bhirt is cúis le comharthaí praghais a shaobhadh ar na margaí mórdhíola, agus nach dtugtar spreagadh d’oibreoirí leis ionstraimí solúbthachta eile a úsáid (go háirithe idirnascairí agus GNL), d’ainneoin an oiread chéanna tábhachta a bheith leo.
Total Direct Énergie also considers that the scope of the measure is such that it distorts price signals on the wholesale markets and does not encourage operators to use other flexibility instruments (especially interconnectors and LNG), despite their being just as vital.