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Elia Group SA/NV — WG Balancing teleconference, 19 June 2020

49 slides from Elia Group SA/NV's conference presentation, Jun 19, 2020

  1. Slide 1: WG Balancing of 19th June 2020

    WG Balancing of 19th June 2020 Teleconference 19/06/2020

  2. Slide 2: For a smooth teleconference with 30+ people

    For a smooth teleconference with 30+ people … Some rules apply - Please put yourself on mute at any time that you are not speaking to avoid background noise. - If you receive a call, please ensure that you do not put this meeting on hold. - You can quit and reconnect later on. - You will be muted or

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda 1. 9:00 – 9:10 - Introduction and Validation of minutes of 08/05/2020 2. 9:10 – 9:20 - iCAROS: State of play and next steps 3. 9:20 – 9:30 - Change of minimum mFRR Standard Volumes to be contract as of July 1st 4. 9:30 – 10:00 - Analysis on the dynamic FRR needs and the available FRR means ov

  4. Slide 4: Minutes of Meeting of 8th May 2020

    Minutes of Meeting of 8th May 2020 • Minor comments • There is a typo in the name of Mr Waignier • Mistake in the company of Mr Laleman • The MoM are approved with the minor amendments and will shortly be available on the Elia website. 4

  5. Slide 5: iCAROS: State of play and next steps

    iCAROS: State of play and next steps Presented by Viviane Illegems

  6. Slide 6: Business Scope Outage Planning

    iCAROS = Integrated Coordination of Assets for Redispatching and Operational Security FOCUS Phase 1 Icaros for PGM & ESD ≥ 25 MW and no splitting of roles (OPA & SA = BRP) Business Scope Exchange of operational data [from LT to realtime] 1 2 3 Outage DA & ID Congestion Planning scheduling management

  7. Slide 7: iCAROS phased implementation

    → Phasing reflects operational prioritization and is cocreated with SGUs & DSOs iCAROS phased implementation → no big bang but safeguarding operational robustness 2020 2021 2022 2023 Today Window for TSOs to connect to EU mFRR platform (MARI) iCAROS taskforce - Start-up Phase 1 phase 1 phase 2 phase

  8. Slide 8: Fine-tuning workshop iCAROS: June 2020 – Follow-up Phase 1

    Fine-tuning workshop iCAROS : 16 June 2020 – Follow-up Phase 1  Agenda : 1. Design fine tuning : focus on phase 1 of the implementation trajectory a. Part I – Scheduling : Schedule control b. Part II – Redispatching : Congestion activation a. Definitions b. BRP perimeter correction in case of conge

  9. Slide 9: iCAROS phase 1 timeline

    Mid May 2021 : From September Full delivery of 2021 on : demo all technical platform available information for market parties iCAROS - Phase 1 Go-Live needed for IT to test their developments developments in Explicit mFRR Go-Live market parties the framework of for phase 1 phase 1 2020 2021 2022 Feb

  10. Slide 10: Next steps

    Next steps • 16/06/’20 : Fine-tuning workshop iCAROS - Initial presentation of timeline to MP’s – request for feedback • Summer period 2020 : Review of comments made during Fine-Tuning workshop iCAROS on planning and testing => updated implementation & testing timeline • 07/10/’20 : Fine-tuning work

  11. Slide 11: Change of minimum mFRR Standard Volumes to be contracted as of July 1st

    Change of minimum mFRR Standard Volumes to be contracted as of July 1st, 2020 Presented by Kristof De Vos

  12. Slide 12: Change of minimum mFRR Standard Volumes to be contracted as of July 1st

    Change of minimum mFRR Standard Volumes to be contracted as of July 1st, 2020 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Min. R3std Article 6 of the LFC Means (link) TBC* 640 “4. Elia will cover the required positive reserve 490 capacity for mFRR with a capacity of mFRR Standard determined by the minimum of a 314* th

  13. Slide 13: Analysis on the dynamic FRR needs and available FRR means

    Analysis on the dynamic FRR needs and the available FRR means over the period February 1st, 2019 until January 31st, 2020 Presented by Kristof De Vos

  14. Slide 14: RECAP - Dynamic dimensioning methodology

    RECAP - Dynamic dimensioning methodology • FRR reserve capacity is determined based on a probabilistic methodology in line with Article 157(2)b of the SOGL covering 99.0% of the LFC block imbalance risks • It takes into account two deterministic thresholds : • Always larger than the dimensioning inc

  15. Slide 15: RECAP – Implementation of dynamic FRR dimensioning

    RECAP – Implementation of dynamic FRR dimensioning Data Data Data 1 feb 2019 dump 3 dec 2019 dump 4 feb 2020 dump … mid Go Live mid end Start Parallel Go Live daily March November publication December Run procurement results • On February 1, 2019 Elia launched the parallel run of its up- and downwar

  16. Slide 16: Available information

    Available information  Daily publication of the results (before 7 AM D-1): final FRR needs and mFRR balancing capacity (to be procured)  Trimestral publication of the full results : results of the PROB99 / DET N-1 / HIST99 methods  Final FRR needs = MAX(PROB99; DET N-1; HIST99) in block t = 1,2,…

  17. Slide 17: FRR needs 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run)

    FRR needs 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run) Results for upward dimensioning continue to be set by the dimensioning incident. However, it is not excluded that during moments with high upward imbalance risks and reduced Pmax of the dimensioning incident results can be set by probabilistic method. 2

  18. Slide 18: FRR needs 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run)

    FRR needs 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run) Although results for downward dimensioning (outage only and parallel run) are most of the time set by the dimensioning incident (Nemo Link), FRR needs are reduced during moments where Nemo Link is foreseen to be in import. . 2 1 Additional observations

  19. Slide 19: Nemo Link forecast: 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run)

    Nemo Link forecast : 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 (parallel run) The day-ahead forecast of the Nemo Link flow direction was able to provide a forecast of the direction in 61.3% of the time. Over these periods, the method predicted an import or export flow direction correctly during 96.9% of the time. forec

  20. Slide 20: FRR means 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020

    FRR means 1-2-2019 – 31-01-2020 In line with the analyses made in the framework of the LFC Means, downward needs were not covered during 100% of the time. As explained in the LFC Means, Elia considers that probability to cover the FRR needs is acceptable and expects an improvement over time. The con

  21. Slide 21: Publication of Elia's balancing report 2018-19

    Public consultation on aFRR needs dimensioning Publication of Elia’s balancing report 2018-19 Presented by Kristof De Vos

  22. Slide 22: Public consultation on the methodology for dimensioning of the aFRR needs

    Public consultation on the methodology for dimensioning of the aFRR needs On June 2, 2020, Elia launched a public consultation with Link analyses supporting a recommendation towards an improved probabilistic aFRR dimensioning method • taking into account variations within the imbalance settlement pe

  23. Slide 23: Publication of Elia's first balancing report on 2018-19

    Publication of Elia’s first balancing report on 2018-19 • On June 22, 2020, Elia plans to publish a report on balancing in Link accordance with Article 60(1) of the Electricity Balancing Guidelines (EBGL) • Amongst others, this report includes information on : • Summary analysis of the dimensioning

  24. Slide 24: Feedback public consultation on Balancing Rules

    Feedback public consultation on Balancing Rules Presented by Kristien Clement-Nyns

  25. Slide 25: General info on the public consultation of the Balancing Rules

    General info on the public consultation of the Balancing Rules Non-confidential feedback: – Centrica – Febeg – Febeliec – Rent-a-port + 1 confidential response Two versions: - Balancing Rules FCR: applicable when the T&C BSP FCR enter into force - Balancing Rules aFRR & FCR: applicable when the T&C

  26. Slide 26: Concerns leading to changes to the Balancing Rules

    Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules Concerns leading to changes to the “Balancing Rules FCR” and “Balancing Rules FCR & aFRR” Overview of the main changes to the “Balancing Rules FCR” and “Balancing Rules FCR & aFRR” for formal submission to CREG: Reference Stakeholder feedback Eli

  27. Slide 27: Concerns not leading to changes to the Balancing Rules

    Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules Concerns not leading to changes to the Balancing Rules Comments & concerns on (summary): – Balancing resources – The use of the balancing resources to maintain the balance of the Elia LFC block – The impact of the use of the balancing resources o

  28. Slide 28: Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules (summary)

    Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules (summary) STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK ELIA FEEDBACK Elia reminds that the introduction of the product for slow non-CIPU incremental bids was announced as a temporary measure that was applicable until the 31st of It is regretted that Elia has not include

  29. Slide 29: Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules (summary)

    Overview of feedback on the consulted Balancing Rules (summary) STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK ELIA FEEDBACK Proposal to use a time-average marginal Elia will investigates the application of an average of the marginal prices of the 4- activated price on a 15 minute basis and to seconds intervals of the quarte

  30. Slide 30: Go-Live approach for FCR and aFRR

    Go-Live approach for FCR and aFRR Presented by Kristien Clement-Nyns

  31. Slide 31: Go-live FCR

    Go-live FCR The first auction for FCR takes place on the 30th of June (08h00) on Regelleistung (for first delivery date on the 1st of July).  T&C BSP FCR are approved by CREG  Balancing Rules are approved by CREG (Balancing Rules will be published as soon as possible)  Elia kindly reminds that a

  32. Slide 32: Go-live FCR

    Go-live FCR FCR capacity tender To facilitate the go-live of FCR on the 30th of June 2020, Elia will perform capacity auctions for week 27 as follows: – Auction 1 with delivery period 29/06/2020 and 30/06/2020 (i.e. 2 days): procurement of both FCR and aFRR capacity (as performed today on a weekly b

  33. Slide 33: Go-live aFRR

    Go-live aFRR Postponement of the entry into force of the T&C BSP aFRR until the 31st of august (for first delivery date on the 2nd of September).  Final confirmation of the go-live date will be made after consultation with CREG in the second half of June taken into account the technical and commerc

  34. Slide 34: Implementation for T&C BSP aFRR

    Implementation for T&C BSP aFRR – Technical guides are shared and are available here. – Update of the documents: – Technical requirements for the private measurement devices. – Technical guide for gateway management. – All demo environments are communicated to stakeholders  Contract managers are av

  35. Slide 35: AOB

    lia AOB

  36. Slide 36: AOB - EU Stakeholder workshop MARI/PICASSO on 13th of July

    AOB - EU Stakeholder workshop MARI/PICASSO on 13th of July Presented by Didier Chim

  37. Slide 37: EU Stakeholder workshop MARI/PICASSO on 13th of July

    EU Stakeholder workshop MARI/PICASSO on 13th of July • The MARI (mFRR) and PICASSO (aFRR) Implementation Projects in collaboration with ENTSO-E organize a stakeholder workshop on the 13th of July, starting at 9:30. • The workshop will be carried out via webinar • The projects intend to provide furth

  38. Slide 38: Agenda of the EU Stakeholder workshop

    Agenda of the EU Stakeholder workshop 38

  39. Slide 39: Agenda of the EU Stakeholder workshop

    Agenda of the EU Stakeholder workshop 39

  40. Slide 40: AOB - Smart Testing: State of Play

    AOB - Smart Testing: State of Play Presented by Didier Chim

  41. Slide 41: Smart Testing: State of Play

    Smart Testing: State of Play Elia is currently progressing on the development of Smart Testing in a number of ways: • reviewing literature from the industry and other industries • For the time being, no literature from the energy sector seems to cover the topic of Smart Testing • Some applications f

  42. Slide 42: AOB - MOG II System Integration: Public consultation

    AOB - MOG II System Integration: Public consultation

  43. Slide 43: MOGII System Integration

    MOGII System Integration Public Consultation Link On June 8, 2020, Elia launched a public consultation with the impact assessment of the integration of additional offshore capacity. The report includes a preliminary list of mitigation measures. A stakeholder workshop has taken place on June 15 to pr

  44. Slide 44: AOB - Implementation of ToE in DA/ID: Next steps

    AOB - Implementation of ToE in DA/ID: Next steps Presented by James Matthys-Donnadieu

  45. Slide 45: ToE DA/ID

    ToE DA/ID • Elia performed a study related to the extension of the ToE mechanism to the DA/ID markets in 2019 • The study has been publically consulted in June 2019 • Document submitted to consultation, consultation report and final study after public consultation are available on Elia’s website • M

  46. Slide 46: AOB – Deterministic Frequency Deviations

    AOB – Deterministic Frequency Deviations Public consultation

  47. Slide 47: Deterministic Frequency Deviations (DFD)

    Deterministic Frequency Deviations (DFD) Public Consultation Elia intends to start a public consultation in July on the possible solutions to mitigate the contribution of the Belgian LFC Block to DFDs. The consultation will last 2 months. The study follows up to an ENTSO-E analysis, which was public

  48. Slide 48: AOB - next WG Balancing

    ria AOB - next WG Balancing

  49. Slide 49: Next WG Balancing

    Next WG Balancing Dates : - WG Balancing Workshop – Scarcity Pricing - 02/07 @14:30 - WG Balancing – 14/09 @ 13:00 - TBC

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