PRISMAs Integrated Secondary
Functionality
18 February 2014
Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Introduction to the new secondary functionality
Before, shippers had to use several platforms for secondary trading…
Shipper 1
Capsquare
Shipper 2
PRISMA primary
PRISMA
secondary
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Introduction to the new secondary functionality
In January 2014, the new integrated secondary functionality was
launched at PRISMA…
Secondary functionalities were integrated as a separate module into the PRISMA platform
and will step by step replace the currently existing secondary platforms
PRISMA Platform
Auctions
FCFS
Surrender
1
2
Secondary
Supporting
processes
1 Secondary functionalities were integrated seamlessly in the existing platform
2 Supporting processes like registration, grid point master data etc. are used by all functionalities
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Introduction to the new secondary functionality
Overview of the functionalities of the PRISMA platform
PRISMA Platform
Shipper
registration
Primary capacity
Secondary capacity
Credit
Limits
Overview of
grid points
Balancing
groups and
portfolios
Auctions
FCFS
Bookings
Shippers can create Trade
Proposals
OTC
Capacity Bundling,
Upgrade,
Surrender
(bilateral)
Call for
Orders
FCFS
Display of
contract
positions
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Basic Principles
Platform Roles
Guest (unregistered)
 Everyone – no registration and login is required. Guests can look at all publicly
available information.
Shipper User
 Shipper role with the right to trade capacities with the TSOs and other shippers. A
shipper can have multiple users. All users can be authorised for both primary and
secondary capacity trading.
TSO User
 Role for performing non-configurative tasks for the TSOs like
activating/deactivating shippers. May use the secondary market to acquire
capacity on the TSOs own grid points.
TSO Admin
 Admin role for the configuration of TSO specific values and the management of
documents. May use (as well as the TSO user) the secondary market to acquire
capacity on the TSOs own grid points.
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Basic Principles
Registration – Access to secondary capacity trading
 In order to trade on the secondary market of the
PRISMA platform NO separate registration is required
if you are already registered to PRISMA.
 Some TSOs may, however, require additional documents from already
registered shippers.
 New shippers registering on the PRISMA platform will automatically receive
all application documents for primary and secondary trading. After successful
evaluation of the application documents the TSOs will activate the shipper for
primary and/or secondary trading.
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If you were only registered to the old PRISMA secondary or to capsquare you
will need to register to the PRISMA platform.
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Basic Principles
Registration – Viewing a shippers’ secondary market access
The status of a shippers’ activation in the primary and secondary market can be
viewed under “MY PRISMA”  “Account Maintenance”  “Status”.
Displays a shippers’
status information for
the primary and
secondary market
access
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Basic Principles
Basic Features 1/2
Contract Duration
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The contract period of each trade proposal can be defined
individually by the shipper
Capacity Categories
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Firm and interruptible capacity of all categories supported by
the respective TSO can be traded on the secondary market
Transaction Types
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Capacity assignment & transfer of use are supported by
PRISMA; TSO’s can configure which transaction types are
allowed to be traded at the corresponding points
Trading Times
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Secondary products can be traded 24/7 on the platform
Lead time of the respective TSO must to be considered when
trade proposal expiry date is set by the shipper
Anonymity
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All non-OTC trading procedures are anonymous until the deal
is concluded; only then are the parties are revealed to each
other
The counterparties may remain completely anonymous during
the entire contract lifecycle if supported by the TSO
(only possible for capacity assignments, with a price of € 0,00)
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Basic Principles
Basic Features 2/2
Prices
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Prices (shipper to shipper) are entered in ct/kWh/h
Negative prices are allowed, i.e. the selling shipper could pay
the buying shipper for taking over capacity
For a capacity assignment, the field “Price” means the amount
of money the counterparty has to pay to the initiating shipper
(regulated tariff and surcharge will have to be paid directly to
the TSO by the new counterparty and go on top of the price)
For a transfer of use, the field “Price” means the full amount of
money the counterparty has to pay to the initiating shipper (
including the regulated tariff and possible surcharge; no
further money will be paid to the TSO)
Bundling
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Unbundled entry & exit products at the same point can be sold
as a bundle if supported by the TSO
Product Settings
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The shipper placing the trade proposal can indicate whether it
is allowed to buy/sell only a part of the offered/requested
amount or period. Additionally, a minimum amount or period
per trade can be set.
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Secondary Trading Overview
Overview of Trade Proposals
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The overview of all trade proposals can be found in the section „Proposals”
Search for trade
proposals according
to certain criteria
The overview can
be sorted using
different viewing
options
View the details of a
selected trade proposal
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Secondary Trading Overview
Overview of Trade Proposals
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The symbol legend gives a registered user personalised information on the respective
trade proposal, e.g. whether the proposal is open to the user due to pre-set conditions
of the counterparty.
The legend of
personalised
information can be
found at the bottom of
the proposals page.
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Secondary Trading Overview
Secondary Trading symbols
Secondary trading is possible at this network point.
You have already responded to the proposal.
This proposal was created by you.
You cannot respond to the proposal because the TSO activation is missing or
you have not been authorised by the TSO to trade on the secondary market.
You cannot respond to the proposal because you are not on the shippers
trader list.
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Secondary Trading Overview
Details of secondary trade proposals
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The master data browser contains all the trade proposals with detailed capacity
information. These are for example:
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Trading procedure (FCFS, CFO, OTC)
Proposal Type (proposal to sell or to buy capacity)
Transaction Type (assignment or transfer of use)
TSO
Name of the network point
Price of the capacity
(if entered also the price for the underlying primary capacity is shown)
Entry or exit
Expiration date of the trade proposal
(the date until which OTC and FCFS trade proposals are open for responses)
Closure of the submission window
(the date and time until which a CFO trade proposal is open for responses)
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Secondary Trading Overview
Details of secondary trade proposals
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When you select a trade proposal all details of the trade proposal are displayed.
In the details you can also view how many trades have already been concluded.
It is displayed how
many trades have
already been
concluded for the
respective proposal.
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Secondary Trading Overview
Overview of Trades
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The overview of all individual responses to a placed trade proposal can be found in the
section „Trades”
Search for trades
according to
certain criteria
The overview can
be sorted using
different viewing
options
View the details of a
selected trade
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Secondary Trading Procedures
Basic Definitions
Term
Definition
Trade Proposal
A Trade Proposal is a proposal of a shipper to either buy or sell capacity on the secondary
market
Request
A Request is a response of a potential Buyer on a Trade Proposal, where the Trade Proposal
creator is proposing to sell capacity
Offer
An Offer is a response of a potential Seller on a Trade Proposal, where the Trade Proposal
creator is proposing to buy capacity
There are two types of trade proposals:
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Proposal to sell capacity:
 A shipper holds capacity that they want to sell on the secondary market
 Shippers in the market can place requests to buy capacity from the shipper who
placed the trade proposal
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Proposal to buy capacity:
 A shipper is looking for capacity on the secondary market
 Shippers in the market can place capacity offers to the shipper who placed the
trade proposal
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Secondary Trading Procedures
Over the Counter (OTC)
Definition:
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One of both Shippers creates Trade Proposal and states the counterparty.
The shippers agree on a capacity trade in advance (bilaterally outside of the
platform), registration, confirmation and validation is done on the PRISMA platform.
Price and conditions of the trade are agreed upon by the parties in advance.
Counterparty is notified as soon as the Trade Proposal has been submitted and
validated.
Counterparty can respond to the Trade Proposal, the Request/Offer is considered as
the confirmation of the counterparty.
Rules that apply for OTC deals:
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The counterparty that accepts or rejects the deal cannot change the price
The vendor can also send the OTC request to several parties
OTC
Initiated by Selling Shipper
Initiated by Buying Shipper
• Offline negotiation on price & conditions
• Selling Shipper registers transaction
• Buying Shipper only confirms
• Offline negotiation on price & conditions
• Buying Shipper registers transaction
• Selling Shipper only confirms
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Secondary Trading Procedures
OTC Process Chart
Validate
proposal
Place a
response
Create
trade
Validate
trade
Confirm
trade
Publish
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Create trade
proposal
Responding
Shipper
Initiating
Shipper
Create trade
proposal
Receive
trade
confirmation
Platform
Validate
trade
proposal
TSO*
Accept trade
Receive
trade
proposal
* 2 TSOs for bundled products
Create trade
Activity on the platform
Validate
trade
Confirm
trade
Validate
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Activity is not on the platform
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Secondary Trading Procedures
First Come First Served (FCFS)
Definition:
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Procedure initiated by party who creates a Trade Proposal, either a proposal to buy or
a proposal to sell capacity.
The price of the proposal to buy or sell is considered as the fixed price the buyer/seller
is willing to pay/sell for.
If a Shipper wants to respond to a proposal to sell, he creates a Request.
If a Shipper wants to respond to a proposal to buy, he creates a Offer.
Once the Request or Offer was submitted, it is automatically accepted
FCFS proposals are anonymous until the deal has been confirmed
Initiated by Selling Shipper
FCFS
• Binding offer by Selling Shipper
at fixed price
• Countered with (partial) Response by
Buying Shipper
Initiated by Buying Shipper
• Binding request by Buying Shipper
at fixed price
• Countered with (partial) Response by
Selling Shipper
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Secondary Trading Procedures
FCFS Process Chart
Validate
proposal
Place a
response
Create
trade
Validate
trade
Confirm
trade
Publish
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Create trade
proposal
Responding
Shipper
Initiating
Shipper
Create trade
proposal
Receive
trade
confirmation
Platform
Validate
trade
proposal
TSO*
Create a
response
Receive
trade
proposal
* 2 TSOs for bundled products
Publish trade
Create trade
proposal
Activity on the platform
Validate
trade
Confirm
trade
Validate
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Activity is not on the platform
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Secondary Trading Procedures
Call for Orders (CFO)
Definition:
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Procedure initiated by party who creates a Trade Proposal, either a proposal to buy or proposal to sell
capacity.
The price of the proposal to buy/sell is considered as the max./min. the buyer/seller is willing to pay/sell
for.
If a Shipper wants to respond to a proposal to sell, he creates a Request .
If a Shipper wants to respond to a proposal to buy, he creates a Offer.
The party who created the Trade Proposal can wait for more Requests or Offers to come.
The party who created the Trade Proposal can select the Requests or Offers he accepts from all received
Requests or Offers.
 CFO proposals are anonymous until the trade has been confirmed, i.e. is purely based on capacity
facts; this implies that the trade cannot be negotiated.
Rules that apply to Call for Orders:
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When placing a request, the buyer can set a maximum price he is willing to pay.
When placing an offer, the vendor can set a minimum price he is willing to accept.
Both the buyer and the vendor have to set the maximum amount of capacity that they request/offer.
Initiated by Selling Shipper
Call for
Orders
• CFO started by Selling Shipper
• Buying Shipper proposes (partial)
Response & price
• Response evaluation by Selling Shipper
Initiated by Buying Shipper
• CFO started by Buying Shipper
• Buying Shipper proposes (partial) Response &
price
• Response evaluation by
Buying Shipper
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Secondary Trading Procedures
CFO Process Chart
Validate
proposal
Place a
response
Create trade
proposal
Create
trade
Validate
trade
Platform
TSO*
Receive
trade
proposal
* 2 TSOs for bundled products
Publish trade
Create trade
proposal
Activity on the platform
Publish
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Create a
response
Validate
trade
proposal
Confirm
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Accept
response
Responding
Shipper
Initiating
Shipper
Create trade
proposal
Validate
trade
Confirm
trade
Validate
trade
Receive
trade
confirmation
Activity is not on the platform
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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How to place a proposal to buy or sell capacity
First steps
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To start creating a trade proposal simply go to the “Proposals” overview and click on
the “Create” Button
From there the platform will take you through various steps to place your trade
proposal on the secondary market
Click here to create
a trade proposal for
the secondary
market
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 1 – Selecting your trade proposal type
Select whether you
would like to buy or
sell capacity
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 2 – Defining the capacity information (1/3)
Select whether you
would like to trade an
unbundled/bundled deal
or whether you want to
create a bundled trade
proposal out of two
unbundled deals
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 2 – Defining the capacity information (2/3)
Select whether you would like to create
the trade proposal from a
 primary or secondary deal concluded
on the platform,
 an external deal (information needs to
have been uploaded by the TSO),
 or if you would like to manually enter
the capacity information
If the options “primary deal”, “ secondary deal” or “external deal” are selected, the capacity
information is automatically prefilled form the platform; select “manual” if you would like to
enter the capacity information yourself
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 2 – Defining the capacity information (3/3)
Select the deal ID of the
underlying primary deal or
enter the information
manually (if selected)
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 3 – Selecting the trading procedure
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Step 1 and 2 are the same for all trade proposals
In Step 3, where you decide which trading procedure you would like to use the required
information slightly varies depending on the selected trading procedure.
Test TSO
Select your desired trading
procedure
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 3 – Selecting the transaction type
Select your desired
transaction type
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 3 – Selecting the transaction type
If supported by the respective TSO, it is possible to remain completely anonymous
throughout the whole trading process (only applicable for FCFS & CFO)
FCFS
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Entering information in an OTC procedure
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In an OTC procedure you can select from a list of shippers who have agreed to be
published on the platform
The email address of the respective counterparty can be entered manually
If several email addresses of the counterparty shipper need to be entered, enter them
after one another separated by a semicolon ( ; )
Test TSO
Select your desired
counterparty
Enter the email address
of the counterparty
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Entering information in an OTC procedure
Enter the capacity
information for your offer
Set the date until which
you would like to
receive responses to
your offer
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Entering information in an FCFS procedure
For FCFS there is additional information to be entered:
Define the minimum
amount for possible
responses to your trade
proposal
Define the minimum
contract runtime for
possible responses to
your trade proposal
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Entering information in an CFO procedure
In case of a bundled
point you can find the
respective bundle
information in two
separate columns
Define the closure time
of the submission
window.
You can set a later
expiration date for the
trade proposal in order
to have time to evaluate
the responses.
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 4 – Selecting a trader list and trading conditions
FCFS
You may select a
prepared trader list for
your offer (only for
FCFS and CFO)
You may attach trading
conditions to the offer
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Step 5 – Check your data and submit the trade proposal
Before submitting your offer you need to check the data of your trade proposal in this final
step
You can decide whether
you would only like to
save your proposal to
publish it late or if you
would like to publish it
to the market right away
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How to place a proposal to sell capacity
Optional: Submitting your proposal to sell at a later stage
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If you previously only prepared and saved your proposal you can submit the proposal “
From the “proposal overview”.
You also have the possibility to make changes to your prepared proposal in this step.
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How to place a proposal to buy
First steps
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To start creating a trade proposal simply go to the “Proposals” overview and click on
the “Create” Button
From there the platform will take you through various steps to place your trade
proposal on the secondary market
Click here to create
a trade proposal for
the secondary
market
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 1 – Selecting your trade proposal type
Select whether you
would like to buy or
sell capacity
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 2 – Defining the trade proposal
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Step 2.1: Select a TSO
You can select the
TSO from a list in
the drop down menu
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 2 – Selecting the network point
Search for a specific
network point
Select a network point from the list.
The points marked in blue are
available for secondary trading
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 3 – Select trading procedure and transaction type
Select your desired
trading procedure
Select your desired
trading procedure
Select your desired
transaction type
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 3 – Enter the capacity information for your proposal to buy
If you only want to buy the full amount and runtime of the trade proposal simply set the
minimum lot size and minimum lot runtime to the full amount.
Enter your
balancing account /
portfolio code
Enter the capacity
information for the
capacity you would
like to buy
Enter the date at
which you would
like your proposal to
end
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 4 – Selecting a trader list and trading conditions
You may select a
prepared trader list for
your proposal to buy
You may attach trading
conditions to the
proposal
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Step 5 – Check your data and submit the proposal to buy
Before submitting your proposal to buy you need to check the entered data.
In this step you can
decide whether you
would only like to save
your proposal and
publish it late or
whether you would like
to submit it right away
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How to place a proposal to buy capacity
Optional – Submitting your proposal to buy at a later stage
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If you previously only saved your proposal, you can submit it at a later stage under
“Trade Proposals”  “Proposal Overview”.
You also have the possibility to make changes to your prepared proposal or delete the
proposal in this step.
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How to withdraw a submitted trade proposal to buy or sell
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It is possible to withdraw your submitted proposals as long as no responses were accepted by the initiating shipper.
The status of a withdrawn trade proposal is changed to “withdrawn” and can be viewed under “Proposals”.
The status of all corresponding trades is changed to “cancelled” and can be views under “Trades”.
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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How to respond to a Proposal to Buy
Starting a response to a secondary market trade proposal
A response to an existing proposal on the secondary market can be started from the
“Proposal Overview”.
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How to respond to a Proposal to Buy
Checking the proposal details
Check the information
of the proposal you
would like to respond to
and click “Respond”
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How to respond to a Proposal to Buy
Step 1 – Entering the information of your offer
In the next step to place a response on the “Proposal to buy” you need to enter information
of the capacity you would like to sell to the counterparty.
Select whether you would like to
create the response (offer) from a
 primary or secondary deal
concluded on the platform,
 an external deal
 or if you would like to manually
enter the capacity information
Select the deal ID of the
underlying primary deal or
enter the information
manually (if selected)
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How to respond to a Proposal to Buy
Step 2 – Select trader list and trading conditions
In the next step you can check your entered information and select a trader list if required.
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How to respond to a Proposal to Buy
Step 3 – Check the entered information
In the last step you can check your entered information and create the response.
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How to respond to a Proposal to Sell
Starting a response (request capacity)
A response to a proposal to sell on the secondary market can be started from the
“Proposal Overview”.
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How to respond to a Proposal to Sell
Step 3 – Enter the capacity information for your response
If you do not want to buy the full amount of capacity you can specify your requested
capacity in this step. Under “Expiration date” you can also define how long your response
will be binding (until when you expect an acceptance from the counterparty and the TSO).
Enter your
balancing account /
portfolio code.
Enter the capacity
information for the
capacity you would
like to buy.
Select a trader list if
you would like to
use one.
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Accepting / rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
Accepting a Trade
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Acceptance or Rejection of a Trade applies only for CFO (Call for Orders)
Any reaction to a created proposal can be started from the menu item “Trades”.
Directly accept or
reject a Trade or
click on details to
first view the Trade
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Accepting / rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
Accepting a Trade
Any reaction to a created proposal can also be started from the “Proposal Overview”.
Click on the details
button to view all
corresponding
Trades
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Accepting / rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
Accepting a Trade
Click on the details
button to view and
accept/reject a
Trade and to view
its details
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Accepting / rejecting a Trade by the Initiating Shipper
Accepting a Trade
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The status of a Trade changes from
“new” to “pending” after it was
accepted/rejected by the initiating
shipper.
Once the Trade has been accepted by
the respective TSO it changes to
“finished”
If the TSO rejects the Trade its status
changes to “rejected”
The involved shipper parties are
informed about the TSO validation via
email.
Click accept / reject
button
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a response of a shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Additional Features
Trader Lists
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Trader lists can be used to restrict the secondary trading process to a defined number
of counterparties
Trader lists help shippers to restrict trading in accordance with their company’s
requirements (e.g. in terms of credit worthiness)
When creating a trade proposal or placing a response shippers can decide whether
they would like to apply a trader list in their trade proposal / response
It is possible to prepare various trader lists in advance to accompany the various
requirements of the shippers’ company
Limitations:
 A trader list has to have at least three entries
 Once a trader list is applied it can be also be withdrawn, but no other list can be
applied to the same trade proposal or response
 Once a trader list is applied additional entries may be added to the list
 Entries may only be removed when the trade proposal or response has reached a final
status (e.g. expired or finished)
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Additional Features
Trader Lists
You can create one or more trader lists under “My PRISMA”  “Account Maintenance”
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Additional Features
Trader Lists
Please note that the selection list only shows shippers who have agreed to be visible on
the platform. Other shippers can be added by entering the EIC Code.
Enter the name of
your trader list
Select 3 or more
shippers that you
would like to be able
to participate in
secondary trading
for your proposals /
responses
You can also add
traders by entering
their EIC code
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Additional Features
Trader Lists
Create further
trader lists
Click here to view the full
list or to reduce the size of
the list
Click here to edit or
delete the trader list
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Additional Features
Trader Lists
Lists can be
selected during
trade proposal
creation
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Agenda
 Introduction to the new secondary functionality
 Basic Principles
 Role Definitions
 Registration
 Basic Features
 Secondary Trading Overview
 Secondary Trading Procedures
 How to Create a Proposal to Buy / Sell
 How to Place a Response
 Accepting / Rejecting a response of a shipper
 Additional Features
 Trader Lists
 Trading Conditions
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Additional Features
Trading Conditions
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Shipper can choose whether standard trading conditions provided by PRISMA* shall
apply or to attach his own trading conditions to the product.
Individual trading conditions can be uploaded to the platform. Those documents are
then available during the creation of a trade proposal.
Create new
trading
conditions
* PRISMA is currently supporting EFET to write standard trading conditions, these will be
available on the platform after finalization.
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Additional Features
Trading Conditions
Enter name
for trading
conditions
Select file
for upload
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Additional Features
Trading Conditions
All uploaded
files are
listed
Files can be
deleted and
viewed
Files can be
selected
during trade
proposal
creation
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Contact
Contact information
Information before registering on the platform
PRISMA Hotline
 Tel.: +49 341 699 2990 66
 [email protected]
For technical issues after registration
User Help Desk
 Tel.: +49 341 699 2990 69
 [email protected]
For TSO related issues
 Please call your individual TSO contact
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