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pen informasjon Getting the European Energy Market ready for 2030 What is the role for network codes and guidelines? Bente Hagem Chair of the Board, ENTSO-E European Energy Forum 23 October 2018, Strasbourg pen informasjon Can they


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Getting the European Energy Market ready for 2030

What is the role for network codes and guidelines?

Bente Hagem Chair of the Board, ENTSO-E

European Energy Forum 23 October 2018, Strasbourg

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Can they manage 4 degrees?

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Transformative changes…

Clean Energy Package

Picture by Nil Castellvi

Paris agreement Digitisation Distributed energy sources

Electric vehicles

Energy Union and Market coupling

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The future is electric

50% generating capacity from RES in 2030 40% increase of hourly flexibility needed by 2025 5 countries to allow only electric vehicles sold from 2025/2030

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Our systems are tightly connected

Highly meshed network Increasingly connected

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Tasks of ENTSO-E: a technical advisor for EU

Ten-Year Network Development Plans Network Codes development and implementation We build markets Regional cooperation, building RCCs Adequacy forecasts

43 TSOs from 36 countries 530 million citizens served 1,14 TW installed generation capacity 480 000 km of interconnections

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We have delivered 8 codes and guidelines

Connection Codes Operation Codes Market Codes

  • Harmonized requirements for investments and operations
  • Better industrial solutions, competition and cost reductions
  • Efficient utilization of grid and generation – incl. capacity

calculation on borders

  • Lower costs to industry and consumers
  • Improved competition
  • Defining regional coordination
  • Secure operations in spite of more RES
  • More efficient exchange of reserves

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Network Codes deliver regional cooperation

Regional Coordination Centers (RCC):

  • 1. Capacity calculation
  • 2. Security analysis
  • 3. Common grid model
  • 4. Adequacy forecast
  • 5. Outage planning

We are prepared to take on new tasks from CEP

RCC RCC

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  • 1400 TWh, 50% of consumption in

European market coupling

  • 1 B€/year in social welfare

DAY-AHEAD MARKETS INTRADAY MARKETS

  • 140 TWh traded on main

power exchanges in 2017

  • New European platform

(XBID) from June 2018

200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Source: Nordpool, EpexSpot, OMIE, GME

Network codes deliver efficient markets

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Network Codes will deliver balancing markets

Q4/2019

  • Imbalance netting Continental Europe

2021 (derogation to 2025)

  • Imbalance settlement

period, 15 minutes Q4/2019

  • Replacement reserves

Q4/2021

  • aFRR and mFRR

BALANCING M A R K E T MILESTONES

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74% of Network Codes methods are already completed or underway

6 6 3 2 12 6 4 14 3

CACM FCA EBGL CNC SOGL ER

Pan-European

2 1 3 4 1 10 4 5 18 3

Regional

2 3 1 3 2 2 1 4 3 9 5

ENTSO-E

24 completed 37 planned 81 in progress

Source: ENTSO-E (October 2018)

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Implementing CACM NC will increase the capacity on borders

Ratio between available tradable capacity and the benchmark capacity of HVAC interconnectors per region – 2017 (%)

Source: ACER market monitoring 2017; in green: flow-based methodologies; in blue: coordinated net transfer capacity

%

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What we need is to implement the Codes

  • 5 RCCs are established with capacity calculation

function

  • Capacity calculation methods are developed in each

region, scrutinized by regional NRAs. If disagreement, ACER takes over

  • Regional methods developed for re-dispatch and

countertrading

  • A procedure for bidding zone configuration involving

TSOs, NRAs and ACER

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Let us complete the job – delete Articles 13 and 14

Don't jeopardize our market model

  • No clear definition of suggested targets of 75%
  • No assessment of consequences

We do not need a regulatory experiment that:

  • Challenges operations and security of supply
  • Increases costs for consumers
  • Weakens price signals
  • Reduces incentives to build interconnectors
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Thank you for your attention