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Notes: Cross border Redispatch is a coordinated Congestion and Security Measure (CSM) between System Operators aimed at relieving congestion on one or more interconnecting tielines or on internal tielines close to one border. A Cross Border Redispatch could be carried out in different manners:<br/><ul>
<li>Through a counter trade action;</li><li>Through an action on specific resource objects (a shift of  load or generation);</li><li>Through an action on the balancing mechanism (a split up of the market area);</li><li>Any combination of the previous points.</li></ul>
The term “Cross Border” means that the redispatch is being carried out between two or more Market Balance Areas. This is used to differentiate it from internal redispatch actions that take place within a single Market Balance Area. The term «counter trade» is commonly used to cover a Cross Border Redispatch measure that leaves the identification of  the specific Resource Object to be used under the responsibility of each of the involved System Operators.<br/>Shifts of generation or loads are always equal quantities. However, if a Cross Border Redispatch is combined with a balancing measure the quantities may differ. <br/>It should be noted that in the Nordel area Cross Border Redispatch occurs only when there is a capacity decrease over the interconnection (i.e. a network problem of the tielines themselves). Cross Border Redispatch where there is no loss of capacity over the interconnection (e.g. the need for the action is not due to a network problem of the tielines themselves) is managed through market balancing. <br/>
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«BUC» Cross Border Redispatch BusinessUseCase Dependency From