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Stanislav Ignatiev – Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Chairman of the Council Chairman of the Council of the Ukrainian Renewable Energy Association, founder of the Kharkiv Energy Cluster.
For five years, he was the Executive Director (CEO) of Solar Generation LLC, performed the function of a crisis manager, reformatting the business, achieving a net profit of UAH 335 million per year.
He has experience in managing construction projects of 110 MW of solar power plants and 25 MW of wind power plants from the “green field” development stage, obtaining permits to commissioning and subsequent operation management.
Optimized business management processes through automation of dispatch control and generation forecasting.
Developed and prepared to the “ready to build” stage investment projects in “green” energy: 180 MW of solar power plants, 45 MW of gas-piston power plants, 52 MW of wind.
In the Office of the President of Ukraine in 2021-2022, he led the development group of the President’s Program “Great Thermal Modernization”: from team formation, creation of a KPI system, organization of “brainstorming” and “strategic sessions” to the presentation of the Program at the level of the First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, a relevant deputy of the Office of the President, and the President of Ukraine.
Chairman of the Council of the Ukrainian Association of Renewable Energy, which unites 82 electricity generating companies. Public lobbying for regulatory legal acts that ensure transparency and efficiency of the electricity market. Systematic public speeches at the largest industry forums and conferences in Ukraine and Europe.
Founder of the Kharkiv Energy Cluster, the largest association of 38 small and medium-sized businesses in Ukraine (energy, construction, law and financial management).
In addition, Stanislav Ignatiev was the head of non-extractive projects in the Kharkiv region of Shell Ukraine LLC, and as the director of WSB Ukraine LLC, he established the international energy holding WSB Green Energy in Ukraine. As the head of the Ukrenergo Laboratories project of PJSC NPC Ukrenergo, he made a lot of efforts to create a positive image of the company, form a personnel reserve, and collect innovative ideas for the development of the national electricity transmission system operator.
Honorary Professor of the European Institute of Second Education (Slovakia), MBA in Sustainable Energy, London School of Economics, Ph.D. in Energy, Dresden University of Technology (Germany). Speaks English, Polish, and German.
With the start of the electricity market reform in 2019, commercial electricity metering projects were launched in Ukraine. Their main goal is to increase the transparency, reliability, and accuracy of data on electricity consumption, production, and transmission.
Legislative framework:
Based on these laws, the Code of Commercial Electricity Accounting was adopted, which establishes:
The main goal of the Code is to ensure the reliability of data on generated, consumed, transmitted and distributed electricity, which is critically important for market transparency.
In 2019, the electricity market reform started in Ukraine, which fundamentally changed the commercial metering system.
Before the reform:
After the reform:
A CMSP is an independent legal entity or individual that:
Thus, a CMSP becomes a new market player that ensures data transparency, competition in metering, and more efficient management of electricity data.
The Commercial Accounting Administrator (CAO) and Commercial Accounting Service Providers (CASPs) play a key role in implementing the new accounting system.
📌 Who is AKO?
📌 Functions of AKO:
📌 PPKO register:
📌 Legal principles:
Thus, the PPKO register guarantees transparency, unified rules and quality control of services in the field of commercial accounting of electricity.
In the electricity marketIn the field of energy in Ukraine, there are two main types of consumers:
Each consumer has his own electricity supplier and has the right to change it freely and free of charge.
Household consumers
Non-household consumers
Installation of meters
According to the Code of Commercial Accounting and Code of Electricity Distribution Systems:
Any business entity can register as a CSP if it:
Registration procedures
Registration is carried out through the DATAHUB service in two formats:
Only system operators can be registered for the ATKO role.
Further steps after registration
Grounds for canceling PPKO registration
AKO may cancel registration in cases of:
The process of selection and replacement of a CSP is carried out on a transparent and non-discriminatory basis, in accordance with regulations and information exchange protocols approved by the Commercial Accounting Administrator (CAO).
Cases when PPKO is replaced:
Technical procedure for changing the PPKO
Access to data before selecting a new MSW entity
The new MSW entity has the right to apply to the AKO to obtain:
This access is provided according to special procedures, in particular:
According to the Regulations on information interaction regarding changes to PPKO, in the event of the expiration of the contract for the provision of commercial metering services, PPKO has the right not to extend its validity.
Actions of the responsible party for the commercial metering point (VTKO)
Cases when the replacement of the PPKO is mandatory:
Who can be the PPKO?
Grounds for cancellation of the registration of the PPKO by the Commercial Accounting Administrator (AKO):
Cancellation procedure from 02/26/2025
Platform for commercial electricity accounting (Accounting Point) is a centralized platform that provides collection, storage and exchange of data on the production, distribution and consumption of electricity.
Main features:
Regulations on information interaction
According to the Code of Commercial Accounting of Electricity, service providers are obliged to:
Action in case of emergency or abnormal situations:
In such cases, the decision is made jointly between:
The goal is to quickly restore metering and minimize risks to the power system.
A commercial metering service provider (CMS) is an independent legal entity or individual that provides commercial metering services for electricity (installation, reading, data processing), registered with the commercial metering administrator.
A commercial metering administrator (CMO) is an organization (NEC Ukrenergo or Oblenergo) that forms and maintains the CMS register, ensures information interaction and controls the reliability of data.
DataHub is a centralized information and communication platform that collects, stores and exchanges data on electricity volumes.
public.datahub.ua.energy
A commercial metering operator (CMO) performs maintenance, installation and metering of meters.
OZD (Data Reading Operator) – collects and transmits data from meters.
ODKO (Commercial Accounting Data Operator) – is responsible for processing, storing and transmitting data to the DataHub.
ATKO (Administrator of Commercial Accounting Points) – manages information about Accounting Points. This function can only be performed by system operators.
VTKO (Owner of Commercial Accounting Point) – a market participant (consumer or producer) responsible for concluding an agreement with PPKO.
Accounting Point (Commercial Accounting Site) – a place where a meter is installed and electricity is measured.