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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1162 of 6 June 2023 on interoperability requirements and non-discriminatory and transparent procedures for access to metering and consumption data (Text with EEA relevance)

Type Implementing Regulation

Publication 2023-06-15

State In force

Text As published

Department European Commission, ENER

Source EUR-Lex

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This is the act as published. Later amendments are not folded into the text below: each one is a separate act in this repository and an entry in this law's history.

Reform history JSON API

Procedure name	Procedure name	Revocation of an active permission by the final customer	Revocation of an active permission by the final customer	Revocation of an active permission by the final customer	Revocation of an active permission by the final customer
Step No	Step	Step description	Information producer	Information receiver	Information exchanged (IDs)
4.1	Identify permission administrator	Final customers identify the permission administrator that is responsible for their metering points under consideration.	Competent authority	Final customer	[not relevant]
4.2	Authenticate final customer	Final customers identify themselves to the permission administrator.	Final customer	Permission administrator	[not relevant]
4.3	Check credentials	Permission administrator transfers authentication information to identity service provider.	Permission administrator	Identity service provider	[not relevant]
4.4	Inform final customer of credential check results	Permission administrator communicates validation result and provide a meaningful indication in case of an invalid request.	Permission administrator	Final customer	[not relevant]
4.5	List of permissions	Permission administrator makes available to the final customer a list of active and expired permissions he has previously given	Permission administrator	Final customer	I – Established permission information
4.6	Trigger permission revocation (explicit)	The final customer indicates to the permission administrator which permission shall be revoked.	Final customer	Permission administrator	I – Established permission information
4.7	Receive change of metering point entitlement (implicit)	External reasons (for example, a move-out) lead to an invalidation of the entitlement of a final customer to a metering point. The metering point administrator informs the metered data administrator about these events.	Metering point administrator	Metered data administrator	[not relevant]
4.8	Notify permission administrator	Metered data administrator informs the permission administrator about the necessity to revoke all permissions for the metering point.	Metered data administrator	Permission administrator	I – Established permission information
4.9	Notify metered data administrator	The permission administrator informs the metered data administrator about the revocation.	Permission administrator	Metered data administrator	I – Established permission information
4.10	End data sharing	The metered data administrator must not transfer data under the scope of the revoked permission anymore.	Metered data administrator	[not relevant]	[not relevant]
4.11	Notify eligible party	The permission administrator must inform the affected eligible party immediately and without unnecessary delay.	Permission administrator	Eligible party	I – Established permission information
4.12	Execute permission end tasks	The eligible party performs all tasks required to fulfil its related responsibilities immediately and without undue delay and in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679.	Eligible party	[not relevant]	[not relevant]
4.13	Notify final customer	The permission administrator makes available the information that the permission has been revoked to the final customer.	Permission administrator	Customer	I – Established permission information

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Diagram 4 - Procedure ‘Revocation of an active permission by the final customer’

Table III.5

Procedure 5

Procedure name	Procedure name	Activate near real-time data flow from smart meter or smart metering system (where applicable)	Activate near real-time data flow from smart meter or smart metering system (where applicable)	Activate near real-time data flow from smart meter or smart metering system (where applicable)	Activate near real-time data flow from smart meter or smart metering system (where applicable)
Step No	Step	Step description	Information producer	Information receiver	Information exchanged (IDs)
5.1	Identify meter operator	Final customer finds out contact information for responsible party to activate data flow.	Competent authority	Final customer	[not relevant]
5.2	Final customer requests near real-time data flow to be turned on	Final customer sends meter operator the necessary information to make data flow accessible.	Final customer	Meter operator	M – Data flow activation request
5.3	Provide meter credentials	Meter operator sends the final customer all information necessary to consume and/or decrypt data flowing out of the meter.	Meter operator	Final customer	N – Confirmation of data flow activation

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Diagram 5 - Procedure ‘Activate near real-time data flow from smart meter or smart metering system’

Table III.6

Procedure 6

Procedure name	Procedure name	Read near real-time data from smart meter or smart metering system	Read near real-time data from smart meter or smart metering system	Read near real-time data from smart meter or smart metering system	Read near real-time data from smart meter or smart metering system
Step No	Step	Step description	Information producer	Information receiver	Information exchanged (IDs)
6.1	Connect near real-time data consumption system to meter	If applicable, final customer connects near real-time data consumption system with near real-time interface and provides credentials or certificates as defined by national procedures.	Final customer	[not relevant]	[not relevant]
6.2	Transfer data through near real-time interface	Push or pull data through meter’s (local or remote) near real-time data interface.	Smart meter or smart metering system	Near real-time data consumption system	O – Raw meter data
6.3	Interpret data	Near real-time data consumption system processes the data that was received in the previous step. If required, it de-crypts the data using the cipher provided by the meter operator in step 5.3. It is recommended that at the end of step 6.3, attributes of information object P must be available in a form that can easily be used in the follow-up processes. When mapping this step, it is not enough to refer to a standard - descriptions of all necessary steps must be provided exhaustively. Note: Further use, processing or transfer of process-able meter data is not part of this reference model.	Near real-time data consumption system	Near real-time data consumption system	P – Processable meter data

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Diagram 6 – Procedure ‘Read near real-time data from smart meter or smart metering system’

Table IV

Information objects exchanged

Information exchanged, ID	Name of information	Description of information exchanged	Description of information exchanged
A	Metering point identification	Metering point identifier	Unique identifier for the metering point within the metered data administrator’s meter identification space.
B	Metered data specification	Reading start timestamp	Start of the time interval covered by the data package.
B	Metered data specification	Reading end timestamp	End of the time interval covered by the data package.
B	Metered data specification	Direction	Flow direction metered by the metering point. This can be either solely production, consumption, or combined.
B	Metered data specification	Energy product	Energy product measured by the metering point (for example, active energy, re-active energy).
C	Metered data request	Metering point identifier	Unique identifier for the metering point within the metered data administrator’s meter identification space.
C	Metered data request	Metered data specification	Information object B– Metered data specification
D	Request validation information	Validation result	Information about the outcome of the validation step.
E	Validated historical data	Meta information	Meta information
E	Validated historical data	Metering point identifier	Unique identifier for the metering point within the metered data administrator’s meter identification space.
E	Validated historical data	Creation timestamp	Timestamp when the data package has been generated.
E	Validated historical data	Energy product	Energy product measured by the metering point (for example, active energy, re-active energy).
E	Validated historical data	Reading start timestamp	Start timestamp of the time series.
E	Validated historical data	Reading end timestamp	End timestamp of the time series.
E	Validated historical data	Unit of measure	The measurement unit in which the quantities in field ‘Quantity’ have been stated.
E	Validated historical data	Time series information (once per interval in reading)	Time series information (once per interval in reading)
E	Validated historical data	Start timestamp	Start timestamp of interval.
E	Validated historical data	End timestamp	End timestamp of interval.
E	Validated historical data	Direction	Flow direction metered by the metering point. This can either be production, consumption or combined.
E	Validated historical data	Quality of reading	Indication of the quality of the interval reading (for instance, based on the fact that the value is metered or estimated).
E	Validated historical data	Quantity	Volume consumed or generated.
F	Validated historical data with final customer information	Validated historical data	Information object E – Validated historical data
F	Validated historical data with final customer information	Final customer	Information that allows the eligible party to potentially verify that it gets the data for the correct final customer.
G	Preset permission information	Eligible party	Eligible party for which the permission has been given.
G	Preset permission information	Metering point identifier	Optional. Unique identifier for the metering point within the metered data administrator’s meter identification space.
G	Preset permission information	Metered data specification	Information object B– Metered data specification
G	Preset permission information	Purpose	The specified, explicit and legitimate purpose for which the eligible party intends to process the data. For non-personal data this is optional.
G	Preset permission information	Transmission schedule	For future data covered by the permission, but not available at the time the permission is established, the periodicity - when and how often - data packages are to be made available where applicable.
G	Preset permission information	Permission limit timestamp	The timestamp by which the eligible party has to delete the received data, even if the processing purpose is not fulfilled by then.
H	Basic permission information	Final customer	Final customer that has given the permission.
H	Basic permission information	Eligible party	Eligible party for which the permission has been given.
H	Basic permission information	Metered data request	Information object C– Metered data request
H	Basic permission information	Purpose	The specified explicit and legitimate purpose for which data is processed. For non-personal data this is optional.
H	Basic permission information	Transmission schedule	For future data covered by the permission, but not available at the time the permission is established, the periodicity - when and how often - data packages are to be made available where applicable (for example, in data exchange scenarios where data is pushed rather than requested).
H	Basic permission information	Permission maximum lifetime	The timestamp after which the eligible party has to consider the permission as expired or revoked, even if the processing purpose is not fulfilled by then.
I	Established permission information	Permission identifier	A unique identifier of the permission.
I	Established permission information	Creation timestamp	Creation timestamp the permission administrator has attached to the permission.
I	Established permission information	Basic permission information	Information object H– Permission information
J	Notification of termination of service	Permission identifier	A unique identifier of the permission referring to information object I – Established permission information.
J	Notification of termination of service	Termination timestamp	Timestamp indicating the point in time when the service is considered terminated by the eligible party.
K	Details of information on listed permission	Details of the permission	Attributes of the permission as described in I – Established permission information.
K	Details of information on listed permission	Reason for the end of permission	If permission is not active anymore, the reason for why the permission administrator considers the permission has ended. For instance, this can indicate fulfilment of purpose, reach of permission end timestamp, revocation of final customer or termination by the eligible party.
K	Details of information on listed permission	Permission end timestamp	If permission is not active anymore, the timestamp since when the permission administrator considers the permission as ended
L	Revocation notification by permission administrator	Permission identifier	A unique identifier of the permission referring to information object I – Established permission information.
L	Revocation notification by permission administrator	Permission end timestamp	Timestamp for when the revocation should be considered active.
M	Data flow activation request	Meter identifier	Identifier for the metering device or the metering point required by the meter operator to identify the correct meter.
M	Data flow activation request	Other required information	Listing of all other attributes needed by the meter operator to enable the data flow.
N	Confirmation of data flow activation	Physical connectivity	Information on the physical interface of the meter and how to connect external devices.
N	Confirmation of data flow activation	Cipher	Mandatory, if a cipher is needed to de-crypt the flow of information
N	Confirmation of data flow activation	Credentials	Mandatory, if credentials are needed to access the smart meter interface.
N	Confirmation of data flow activation	Other required information	Listing of all other attributes needed by the meter operator to enable the data flow and interpret it semantically.
O	Raw meter data	Data package	List of attributes in the received raw data. If a reference to a standard is provided here in the mappings of national practices, this standard must be publicly available in an easily accessible form or free of charge. Otherwise, all elements of the respective data package must be listed and mapped.
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Meter data timestamp	Time of data capture as regarded by the smart meter or smart metering system.
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Active import power value	Instantaneous forward active power P+ (in W)
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Active import power unit of measure	-
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Active export power value	Instantaneous reverse active power P- (in W)
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Active export power unit of measure	-
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Import active energy A+	Forward active energy A+ (in Wh)
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Import active energy A+ unit of measure	-
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Export active energy	Reverse active energy A- (in Wh)
P	Process-able meter data (attributes described are a minimum – other data items may also be provided and documented if available in national settings)	Export active energy unit of measure	-

CEN/CLC/ETSI/TR 50572:2011 - ‘Functional reference architecture for communications in smart metering systems’, by CEN/CLC/ETSI Coordination Group on Smart Meters.

Business Process Model and Notation 2.0: https://www.omg.org/spec/BPMN/2.0.2/PDF.

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