BtMData GridPass

    Flexible Grid Access Tracker

    Flexibility only becomes bankable when a grid operator states, in writing, how much earlier service a site gets for dependable load relief. We track who is getting there.

    8
    Schemes tracked
    0
    Publish an exchange rate

    Spain

    CNMC / REE / DSOs

    Live

    Flexible access (Circular 1/2024): connection with curtailable capacity

    Exchange rate published: No — No published MW relief → months earlier

    Source

    Finland

    Fingrid

    In preparation

    New grid-connection priority rules for large loads (in preparation)

    Exchange rate published: No — Not yet

    Source

    Netherlands

    TenneT

    Live

    Non-firm / time-bound transport rights

    Exchange rate published: Partial — Access granted, no time-advance rate

    Source

    Great Britain

    NESO / DNOs

    Live

    Connections reform + flexible (non-firm) connection offers

    Exchange rate published: No — Queue position not priced against flexibility

    Source

    Ireland

    CRU / EirGrid

    Live

    Large energy user connection policy (on-site / flexible requirements)

    Exchange rate published: No

    Source

    Germany

    BNetzA / TSOs

    In preparation

    Flexible connection agreements and controllable loads (EnWG)

    Exchange rate published: No

    Source

    Belgium

    Elia

    Live

    Flexible access for new grid users

    Exchange rate published: No

    Source

    Italy

    Terna / ARERA

    Live

    UVAM demand-side aggregation and interruptible loads in dispatch services

    Exchange rate published: No — Market flexibility exists; not linked to earlier connection

    Source

    Last reviewed 2026-10-07. Summaries are indicative; confirm terms with the operator before relying on them.