With reference to section 8.10, in the event of a withdrawal of Green Consumer, can the RED reapply to participate in CRESS if they found a new Green Consumer to replace the one who had withdrawn? Will that new Green Consumer need to be a new electricity

REDs are allowed to reapply to participate in CRESS if a Green Consumer withdraws. However, the new Green Consumer must be an existing customer of EUC with new additional demand or new customers who shall enter into CRESA with EUC, in compliance with the guidelines. The re-application process may require government approvals, including amendments to the RED's license, and could involve additional evaluations to ensure compliance and feasibility. To minimize the risk of withdrawal and potential disruptions, REDs are strongly encouraged to select reliable and reputable Green Consumers who are committed to long-term participation in CRESS.

Are there any detailed guidelines on requirements to include community-scale battery storage? What are the components in SAC? Can lower System Access Charge (SAC) for Longer-Hour Batteries be considered? What is the System Access Charge (SAC) for Non-Solar Technologies (e.g., Biomass/Biogas)? What is excess energy?