| Type | Permits | Power | Reductions | Affected |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type 1 | 4 | 22 MW | 11 | 18 MWh |
| Type 2 | 12 | 112 MW | 97 | 294 MWh |
- Forecast N-1 overload58
- Forecast voltage out of limits21
- Never-seen state · physics rule17
- Planned maintenance9
- Missing telemetry3
Solutions · DSOs
Flexible permits turn saturated nodes into usable capacity. But every automated limit must be safe, proportionate and defensible. Flexgy gives you all three.
Apply for the pilotBefore 1/1/2028
The Spanish regulator (CNMC) requires DSOs to have the analysis and operation tools for Type 2 permits, with day-ahead and real-time instructions.
Every curtailment, recorded
The POD1 procedure requires a complete, auditable record of every disconnection and reconnection instruction, available to the holder and the CNMC.
No compensation
Curtailments carry no right to compensation, so the holder can only dispute the justification. You need to be able to explain it.
CNMC resolution of 31/07/2026 (BOE, Spanish) ↗ · Flexible access guide →
A margin calibrated per node and for the risk level you choose, instead of the same fixed margin for every case.
On never-seen states, it falls back to your conservative physical rule and writes it down.
A basis for the POD1 record and the annual CNMC report.
Works on top of your ADMS, DERMS or in-house calculation. Whoever computes does not audit itself.
Without touching the grid, and with success and stop criteria agreed before starting.
We review your candidate nodes, engine and data, and define what to measure.
Flexgy decides in parallel with real operations. You get the passports, the metrics and a draft CNMC report.
Production deployment when the evidence justifies it.