Source review: 1 November 2026. Final procedural status remains to be confirmed before reliance.

ANRE published a guarantee-procedure consultation on 24 August 2026. That draft is distinct from the enacted EUR 30/kW requirement. This update, based on official materials retrieved on 1 November 2026, explains the boundary; it does not confirm that the draft was adopted unchanged or that no subsequent act exists.

The current licensing regulation contains Article 19¹, introduced by Order 16/2026. It addresses the amount, eligible forms, call events and release of the establishment-authorisation security. That legal obligation does not depend on describing the August consultation as a final procedure.

The August document proposes additional procedural mechanics, including a further twelve-month guarantee period and specific treatment of co-located storage. These propositions are not presented here as law in force. A proposed model cannot establish that every insurer product or BESS configuration qualifies.

Review standalone storage, added storage and hybrid changes against their actual authorisation and ATR configuration. A proposed co-location exemption must not be treated as a general BESS exemption. Existing statutory exceptions and incremental-capacity rules have their own conditions and evidence requirements.

Before agreeing wording, price and duration, retrieve the applicable published procedure and confirm ANRE’s accepted form. Check issuer eligibility, unconditional first-demand payment and any incorporated terms. Neither this article nor the existence of a consultation model is evidence of acceptance of a particular instrument.

The original consultation allowed thirty days for comments from publication. This article does not invite submissions as though that window were still open in November. Keep the draft and any final instrument as distinct versions in the regulatory file and explain which text supports each transaction assumption.

Questions and answers

Does the draft prove a mandatory additional twelve months?

No. This review does not treat that draft proposal as enacted and has not verified a final instrument adopting it.

Does a draft insurance model mean any insurer policy is acceptable?

No. Issuer eligibility and the complete instrument must satisfy the binding rules and ANRE acceptance requirements.

Official sources

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