Registration of production device
1. An account holder may add either a power plant of its own or power plant administered by Power of Attorney to the electricity GO register. The account holder must add the power plant's verification document and its attachments to the GO register. Approved methods of verifications are
- a certificate issued by a certification body
- an approval decision for the feed-in tariff system
- European Energy Certificate System (EECS) verification
EECS verification and a certificate issued by a certification body are valid for five years from that the document has been issued. Verification by an approval decision for the feed-in-tariff system is valid in accordance with the validity of the said approval decision.
2. If an account holder administers the power plant of another producer, it must complete the attached power of attorney and add it to the GO registry in PDF format. The power of attorney form must be signed by the power plant owner in accordance with the articles of association.
3. At the time of registration, the account holder and Finextra agree on providing the power plant's net production data for the issuing of GOs. The power plant's net production data that is sent separately to Fingrid for main grid invoicing purposes may often be utilised when issuing a GO. Alternatively, the account holder may send the net production data of the power plant to Fingrid’s data system in either EDI or ebIX format.
EECS Verification
- EECS verification is mainly used to verify hydropower, solar power and wind power plants. The Distribution System Operator's (DSO) certificate verifies power plants with only one energy source.
- The account holder pre-fills the attached DSO's certificate and sends it to the DSO for completion.
- When the DSO has completed and signed the certificate, the account holder attaches it directly to the GO register.