Energy: networks, permissions and contracts · France / Switzerland
Collective electricity use: internal allocation record
Collective-consumption records connect the organisation, members, meters and approved internal arrangements for a defined period. France’s collective framework differs from Swiss RCP, virtual RCP and CEL arrangements. This tool compares supplied internal keys with recorded allocations and production. It does not calculate Swiss CEL statutory grid billing, which follows its own metered allocation rule. Missing values remain unknown, and no unallocated balance is silently redistributed.
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What geographic and network perimeter is documented?
France: preserve the operation’s documented geographic and network perimeter. Switzerland: RCP and CEL have different site and grid conditions under LEne and LApEl; proximity alone does not establish every participant’s eligibility for either framework.
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Which legal organisation and members form the group?
France: identify producers, consumers and the organising legal person under the collective self-consumption framework. Switzerland: distinguish the relevant RCP grouping, virtual configuration or local electricity community; one individual producer’s connection does not establish the collective organisation.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Internal member-key and energy-allocation reconciliation
Select the jurisdiction and compare one common period, production, supplied internal keys and recorded allocations. The table applies only the stated linear comparison, not French operator settlement or Swiss CEL statutory grid billing. Initial records are synthetic.
Synthetic example: fictional records · Internal member-key and energy-allocation reconciliation
- Jurisdiction
- France
- Dossier and version
- SYN-R1
- Period start (date, time and timezone)
- 2026-11-01T10:00+01:00
- Period end (date, time and timezone)
- 2026-11-01T11:00+01:00
- Supplied production (kWh)
- 120
- Sum of supplied keys (%)
- 100.00
- Total recorded allocation
- 120.000
- Production minus recorded allocation
- 0.000
| Member | Supplied key (%) | Consumption (kWh) | Recorded allocation (kWh) | Version | Applied key (kWh) | Difference (kWh) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 60 | 100 | 72 | SYN-K1 | 72.000 | 0.000 |
| B | 40 | 100 | 48 | SYN-K1 | 48.000 | 0.000 |
Compares a supplied internal key; does not calculate Swiss CEL statutory grid billing. No residual redistribution. For each row, calculation equals supplied production times the key divided by 100. Difference equals recorded allocation minus that calculation.
What geographic and network perimeter is documented?
France: preserve the operation’s documented geographic and network perimeter. Switzerland: RCP and CEL have different site and grid conditions under LEne and LApEl; proximity alone does not establish every participant’s eligibility for either framework.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Preparation reference: Internal member-key and energy-allocation reconciliation
| Preparation question | Point to verify |
|---|---|
| Which legal organisation and members form the group? | France: identify producers, consumers and the organising legal person under the collective self-consumption framework. Switzerland: distinguish the relevant RCP grouping, virtual configuration or local electricity community; one individual producer’s connection does not establish the collective organisation. |
| What geographic and network perimeter is documented? | France: preserve the operation’s documented geographic and network perimeter. Switzerland: RCP and CEL have different site and grid conditions under LEne and LApEl; proximity alone does not establish every participant’s eligibility for either framework. |
| How do members enter, leave and approve internal arrangements? | France: connect membership, representation, entry and departure decisions with their effective dates. Switzerland: retain the relevant agreements under the selected grouping or community; an announced membership change does not automatically amend every previously used allocation key. |
| Which meters and periods support the records? | France: associate meter records with the same quantity units and period. Switzerland: preserve the corresponding common-period evidence; the tool validates entered start and end instants but cannot establish that the underlying measurements truly cover that window. |
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
How do members enter, leave and approve internal arrangements?
France: connect membership, representation, entry and departure decisions with their effective dates. Switzerland: retain the relevant agreements under the selected grouping or community; an announced membership change does not automatically amend every previously used allocation key.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Which official provision helps explain this situation?
Collective-consumption records connect the organisation, members, meters and approved internal arrangements for a defined period. France’s collective framework differs from Swiss RCP, virtual RCP and CEL arrangements. This tool compares supplied internal keys with recorded allocations and production. It does not calculate Swiss CEL statutory grid billing, which follows its own metered allocation rule. Missing values remain unknown, and no unallocated balance is silently redistributed.
Which meters and periods support the records?
France: associate meter records with the same quantity units and period. Switzerland: preserve the corresponding common-period evidence; the tool validates entered start and end instants but cannot establish that the underlying measurements truly cover that window.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
What internal allocation key and version were approved?
France: preserve the approved internal key, version, period and decision evidence. Switzerland: record the actual internal agreement separately from statutory grid allocation. A100% total is arithmetic, not proof of approval, and mixed versions require clarification.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
How do recorded allocations reconcile with production and supplied keys?
France: each illustrative row applies supplied production times the key divided by 100; difference is recorded allocation minus that result. Switzerland: the same internal comparison creates no legal grid-billing method and redistributes no residual energy.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Which internal price and billing duties remain separate from external supply?
France: keep internal price, cost sharing and outside-supply responsibilities separate. Switzerland: the relevant grouping or community agreements also distinguish external obligations; an energy-allocation row alone does not determine each participant’s complete legally payable bill.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Why must Swiss CEL statutory grid billing be distinguished from this internal comparison?
France: internal comparison is separate from the applicable network settlement. Switzerland: CEL grid allocation under OApEl 19g uses the statutory 15-minute aggregate minimum and withdrawal-based attribution; the supplied percentage-key tool does not calculate that legal method.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
What other questions arise in this file?
What geographic and network perimeter is documented?
France: preserve the operation’s documented geographic and network perimeter. Switzerland: RCP and CEL have different site and grid conditions under LEne and LApEl; proximity alone does not establish every participant’s eligibility for either framework.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Which meters and periods support the records?
France: associate meter records with the same quantity units and period. Switzerland: preserve the corresponding common-period evidence; the tool validates entered start and end instants but cannot establish that the underlying measurements truly cover that window.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
How do recorded allocations reconcile with production and supplied keys?
France: each illustrative row applies supplied production times the key divided by 100; difference is recorded allocation minus that result. Switzerland: the same internal comparison creates no legal grid-billing method and redistributes no residual energy.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Why must Swiss CEL statutory grid billing be distinguished from this internal comparison?
France: internal comparison is separate from the applicable network settlement. Switzerland: CEL grid allocation under OApEl 19g uses the statutory 15-minute aggregate minimum and withdrawal-based attribution; the supplied percentage-key tool does not calculate that legal method.
Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6input-fr : 16, 17, 18input-fr : 14, 16, 18input-frinput-fr
Which official references should you consult?
- Code énergie: autoconsommation L315 : L315-2, L315-4, L315-6www.legifrance.gouv.fr
- input-fr : 16, 17, 18www.fedlex.admin.ch
- input-fr : 14, 16, 18www.fedlex.admin.ch
- input-frwww.fedlex.admin.ch
- input-frwww.fedlex.admin.ch
Texts cited last checked: 3 November 2026