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28 May 2019
EirGrid – TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018
28 May 2019
EirGrid – TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018
WAYNE LAST
EirGrid TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018 28 May 2019 WAYNE LAST - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
EirGrid TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018 28 May 2019 WAYNE LAST - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
EirGrid TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018 28 May 2019 WAYNE LAST EirGrid TSO Stakeholder Engagement 2018 28 May 2019 Agenda Introductions senior leadership team TSO engagement strategy 2018 Customers & connections
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Agenda
- Introductions – senior leadership team
- TSO engagement strategy 2018
– Customers & connections – Industry engagement – Public & impacted communities engagement
- Key themes from consultation
- Conclusion & self assessment
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Engagement Strategy
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Who are our stakeholders?
Consultation & Engagement Europe Public Policy Makers Political Local & National Demand & Generation Customers Landowners Regulatory Authority Communities Representative bodies Media &
- pinion
formers
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Customers & Connections
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Implementing Engagement Strategy: Six Steps
Step 1 How do we identify the future needs of the electricity grid? Step 2 What technologies can meet those needs? Step 3 What’s the best
- ption and what area
may be affected? Step 4 Where exactly should we build? Step 5 The planning process Step 6 Construction and energisation
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What’s different?
- Structured approach:
from concept to energisation
- Early engagement
- Transparent
decision-making
- Social impact
assessment
- Scenario planning
- Community benefits
- Liaison officers
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Celtic Inteconnector Project
- 10 open days
- Accepting feedback online
by post, email and phone.
- Approximately 200
responses to date.
- Overall acceptance of
project benefits.
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Intel
- 2 open days
- 2 project brochures published
- 2 radio campaigns
- 2 ALOs full time in study area
- 50 landowners engaged
- 17 environmental stakeholders
engaged
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Results from landowners & communities
- Increased transparency
- Unrestricted access to land
for surveys – 100% for Intel
- Enhanced trust where new
approach is sustained
- Increased acceptance
and an improved
- verall solution
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Industry Engagement
Tomorrow’s Energy Scenarios DS3 System Services Grid Connection Outage Planning European Engagement & Sysflex /ENTSOE DSO / TSO
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Tomorrow’s Energy Scenarios
Engagement Aim Implementation Impacts
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DS3 System Services
Engagement Aim Implementation Impacts
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Public & Community Engagement
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Public & Community Engagement
Intel Project Data Centre Forums Awareness & Education Local Liaison Plain English Education & Inclusion Programme
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Awareness & Education
The public are twice as likely to trust us if they understand what we do.
43%64%
Brand Awareness 2014-19
16%39%
Brand Trust 2014-19
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Local Liaison & Plain English
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Consultation Feedback
- Electricity Association of Ireland (EAI) welcomed
focus on engagement with communities near planned infrastructure projects
- Bord Gais Energy (BGE) indicated very positive
engagement experience with the TSO in 2018
- TEL (Tynagh Energy Limited) response supported
the feedback from EAI
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Consultation Feedback
- Importance of taking positive learnings from
landowner and community engagement into industry engagement
- Desire to see a more holistic overall
stakeholder strategy
- Helpful suggestions with regard to notifications
- f consultations and structuring of our website.
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How have we performed?
Landowner and Community Consumer Industry Europe Policy Makers Connected Parties Stakeholder Engagement Strategy
9 7 5 7 8 7
Channels and Initiatives
9 7 6 7 7 7
Positive Impacts
9 7 7 7 9 7
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