Direct naar content

You are here:

  1. Home
  2. Algorithms

Please note: The algorithm descriptions in English have been automatically translated. Errors may have been introduced in this process. For the original descriptions, go to the Dutch version of the Algorithm Register.

Tariff decision algorithm for Network Operators

Consumer and Market Authority

The ACM annually sets tariffs for all grid operators (GTS, TenneT and RNBs). In this decision, the ACM sets the tariffs for the coming calendar year for carrying out its statutory tasks. These are the tariffs for carrying out transmission, balancing, quality conversion and connections.

Last change on 29th of July 2025, at 11:18 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
Publication category
Other algorithms
Impact assessment
Field not filled in.
Status
In use

General information

Theme

Economy

Begin date

1-2016

Contact information

info@acm.nl

Link to publication website

Bevoegdheden | ACM

Responsible use

Goal and impact

The algorithm aims to set the tariffs for carrying out statutory tasks for all network operators (national and regional) for the coming calendar year. These are tariffs for the performance of transmission, balancing, quality conversion and connections.

Considerations

The advantage of this algorithm is that a quick and standardised assessment can be made over a large amount of information.

Human intervention

The results of the algorithm are manually checked before publication to ensure correct results

Risk management

The model is tested for correct operation before use, and outcomes are hand-checked before rate decisions are published.

Operations

Data

Revenues of the system operator combined with the requested tariffs for carrying out transmission, balancing, quality conversion and connections.

Technical design

A calculation module(s) is used that contains the exact calculation of tariffs and/or revenues of a network operator. This model uses a tariff module containing the exact tariffs for different products.

Similar algorithm descriptions

  • Quickscan Financial Position Energy Suppliers

    Consumer and Market Authority

    The ACM monitors the financial position of licensed suppliers. Based on information suppliers submit to the ACM, the ACM performs some simple calculations to determine various financial ratios. Partly based on the results, it determines which suppliers the ACM will prioritise when assessing all the information provided.

    Last change on 29th of July 2025, at 11:08 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
    Publication category
    Other algorithms
    Impact assessment
    Field not filled in.
    Status
    In use

  • Tariff decision algorithm Electricity and Drinking water in the Caribbean Netherlands

    Consumer and Market Authority

    Calculation models for tariff decisions in the Caribbean Netherlands - STUCO, SEC, WEB and ContourGlobal. The Authority Consumer & Market (ACM) annually sets the electricity and drinking water tariffs in the Caribbean Netherlands. In this decision, the ACM sets the (adjusted) tariffs for the coming calendar year.

    Last change on 29th of July 2025, at 11:22 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
    Publication category
    Other algorithms
    Impact assessment
    Field not filled in.
    Status
    In use

  • Energy supplier assessment form

    Consumer and Market Authority

    This algorithm assesses the financial position of licensed energy suppliers. It looks at their energy purchases and how well they have hedged supply obligations. The ACM calculates stress scenarios to see whether they can still meet their supply obligations for gas and electricity even then.

    Last change on 29th of July 2025, at 12:47 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
    Publication category
    Other algorithms
    Impact assessment
    Field not filled in.
    Status
    In use

  • Deployment of automated facial comparison

    Municipality of Arnhem

    The deployment of automated facial comparison for first registration in the Basic Registry of Persons (BRP), resettlement applications, naturalisation applications for persons over 18 years old and in the process of issuing travel documents. This algorithm helps the registrant avoid "look-alike fraud". Sourced from the RvIG.

    Last change on 30th of June 2025, at 11:21 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
    Publication category
    Impactful algorithms
    Impact assessment
    Field not filled in.
    Status
    In use

  • Meeting the energy saving obligation

    Netherlands Enterprise Agency

    In the reporting of the digital reporting form of the energy saving information obligation, companies fill in the EML for each location. The digital counter determines whether the energy saving obligation is met based on the answers . This is done by generating a classification code .

    Last change on 19th of November 2024, at 12:41 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
    Publication category
    Other algorithms
    Impact assessment
    Field not filled in.
    Status
    In use