Tariff decision 2027

On Thursday the 28th of May, the GTS tariff decision for 2027 was published by ACM. The tariffs resulting from this decision are identical to the proposal submitted by GTS to the ACM on 6 March.

The transport tariffs and the neutrality charge together make up the total tariff for GTS capacity products. On average, the total tariff for 2027 increases by approximately 4.5% compared to 2026.

GTS has set the neutrality charge in accordance with the Grid Code Balancing. This charge settles costs and revenues from balancing activities, including the pipeline buffer flexibility service, emergency settlements and costs due to defaults.

In 2027, the amount to be settled through the neutrality charge is approximately EUR 2.0 million. This amount is returned to the market.

See below the calculation of the neutrality charge and the charge per capacity product.

The transport tariff and the neutrality charge are both charged to shippers.