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Electricity network code on cybersecurity in force

In force on 13 Jun 2024, 2 years ago.

13 Jun 2024 2 years ago Already applies

Electricity network code on cybersecurity in force

In force · Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1366 · European Commission

Infrastructure EU Law

The first EU network code on cybersecurity for cross-border electricity flows has been in force since June 2024. It sets a process for identifying high-impact and critical-impact entities (system operators, large generators, storage, demand response and their suppliers), common minimum and advanced security controls, and incident reporting. The controls roll in over several years through ENTSO-E and EU DSO Entity deliverables.

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