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Mobile tip

So-called peak mobile hours apply to VAT rates that have subscribed to the mobile peak option.

Electricity

Consumption & sustainability

Multi-fluids

Centralized monitoring of multiple energy consumption (electricity, gas, gas, water, heat, steam) in the same platform.

Electricity

Gaz

Energy market

Energy monitoring & management

NEBEF

Device making it possible to exchange and value consumption erasure blocks.

Energy market

Markets & purchases

NOME law

Reform of the electricity market governing access to historic nuclear electricity and competition.

Energy market

Actors & regulations

National Energy Ombudsman

Independent public authority responsible for supporting the amicable resolution of disputes related to contracts for the supply of electricity and natural gas.

Gaz

Energy market

Electricity

Markets & purchases

Natural gas

Fossil fuel mainly composed of methane; less emitter than coal but remains fossil.

Gaz

Production & resources

NemOS

Operators appointed to organize the coupling of daily electricity markets in Europe.

Energy market

Electricity

Markets & purchases

Network managers

Actors responsible for the operation, maintenance and development of electricity or gas networks.

Gaz

Electricity

Actors & regulations

Non-controllable production medium

Production installation whose production depends on natural conditions (e.g.

Green energy

Actors & regulations

Normal temperatures

Reference temperatures used to correct consumption.

Energy market

Consumption & sustainability

Nuclear

Electricity production system based on the fission of atoms (mainly uranium) in reactors.

Electricity

Energy market

Environment

Production & resources

Nuclear park

All the reactors in service on a given territory at a given time T.

Electricity

Production & resources

Offshore wind

Electricity production by offshore wind farms.

Green energy

Electricity

Actors & regulations

Other fossil thermal power plants

Power plants using fossil fuels other than coal, fuel oil or natural gas.

Gaz

Production & resources

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The answers to your questions

How is the glossary organized?

The terms are listed in alphabetical order and can be filtered by category (Budget, Energy Market, Green Energy, etc.).

What is the Sirenergies glossary for?

The glossary explains key energy terms, like €/MWh, TURPE or TICFE. It makes it easier to read invoices and understand markets.

Where can I find the definition of an unknown acronym?

All the regulatory acronyms or techniques (e.g. 3RErN, PDL, ARENH) are explained in the glossary with their context.

Can I filter only tax-related terms?

Yes, just select the filter Budget to display concepts like TICFE, TICGN, or CTA.

Is the glossary updated regularly?

Yes, it is continuously enriched according to regulatory and market developments, to remain a reliable reference.

Is the glossary linked to the articles on the site?

Yes, each definition can be linked to educational articles or current events to deepen the subject.

What is the difference between €/MWh and kWh?

The €/MWh is a price unit used in wholesale markets, while kWh is the unit visible on your bills.

How does the glossary help me with my decisions?

It makes it possible to understand market mechanisms, to anticipate costs and to better understand the energy players