Winter Outlook 2007/8 Ofgem Seminar 2 October 2007 Network - - PDF document

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Winter Outlook 2007/8 Ofgem Seminar 2 October 2007 Network Operations Chris Train Agenda Improving Demand-Supply Balance Transportation issues Infrastructure Developments Unforeseen events Increased Transparency Gas Supply


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Winter Outlook 2007/8

Chris Train Network Operations

Ofgem Seminar 2 October 2007

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Agenda

  • Improving Demand-Supply Balance
  • Transportation issues
  • Infrastructure Developments
  • Unforeseen events
  • Increased Transparency
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Gas Supply

UKCS supply decline more than offset by LNG

expansion

Milford Haven - Dragon reported by developers as

Q4 2007

All LNG is subject to risk of cargo diversion to US

and other markets

Price signals imply strong flows to Europe

Forward Prices 1st September 2007

20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Sep-07 Oct-07 Nov-07 Dec-07 Jan-08 Feb-08 Mar-08 Apr-08 May-08 Jun-08 p /th HH NBP Zee TTF

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Balance - Peak Periods

200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 Peak day Very cold week Very cold month mcm/d

Short Medium Long IUK Interconnector LNG Imports BBL Norway UKCS Demand

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Demand-Supply Balance - 1:50 winter

100 200 300 400 500 600 1 21 41 61 81 days mcm/d

DM Other NDM Domestic Supply Range Final View

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Electricity

Plant margin 23% 0.3 GW new renewables in Scotland No demand growth LCPD – 1 January 2008 – no material impact ETS II starts 1 January 2008 Coal is preferred to gas throughout the winter Notified Unavailability at historic levels

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Transportation Issues

Supply Pattern Easington Trade & Transfer Milford Haven

L o c k e rle y K in g s L y n n

E a s in g to n

Is le O f G ra in

B a c to n

P a n n a l N e th e r K e lle t 7 5 b a r o p e ra tio n 8 5 b a r o p e ra tio n 7 0 b a r o p e ra tio n In te rc o n n e c to r T e rm in a l C o m p re s s o r L N G S to ra g e R e g u la to r

E X IS T IN G A S S E T S N E W A S S E T S

N e w P ro p o s e d P ip e lin e s

B D C E A F G H

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Developments

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1 Milford Haven to Aberdulais + PRI 2 Felindre to Tirley + 2 PRIs 3 Wormington Multi-Junction Modifications

+ New Unit

4 Pannal to Nether Kellet 5 SW Reinforcement – Langage Power

Station

75 bar operation 85 bar operation 70 bar operation Interconnector Terminal Compressor LNG Storage Regulator

EXISTING ASSETS NEW ASSETS

New Proposed Pipelines

2007/08 NTS Reinforcement

1 2 3 4 5

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75 bar operation 85 bar operation 70 bar operation Interconnector Terminal Compressor LNG Storage Regulator

EXISTING ASSETS NEW ASSETS

New Proposed Pipelines

2008/09 NTS Reinforcement

A Longtown PRI B Felindre Compressor C Churchover Multi-Junction Modifications +

New Unit

D Barton Stacey to Lockerley E Easington to Ganstead F Asselby to Pannal G Isle of Grain to Gravesend

A B C D E F G

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Shocks

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Gas Data Provision - MIPI

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Electricity - Information Transparency

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Winter Consultation Process

Within winter updates will be posted regularly on

National Grid website

Preliminary Winter 2008/9 Consultation in mid/late

May 2008. Responses sought by early July 2008

Ofgem/National Grid event summer 2008 Final Winter 2008/9 Consultation Report in late

September 2008

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Summary

Demand-Supply Balance Improve

Lowest ever Safety Monitors

Uncertainties:

Weather Will demand bounce back? Further infrastructure investments European market interaction – electricity and gas LNG – a world market

Can’t afford to be complacent Transparency initiatives Feedback by 9 November