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Elia Group SA/NV — Investor Presentation (June 2025)
123 slides from Elia Group SA/NV's investor presentation, Jun 19, 2025
Slide 1: WG Energy Solutions of June 19th 2025
WG Energy Solutions of June 19th 2025 Hybrid meeting 19/06/2025
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
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda – 09:30 – 09:35: Welcome and approval MoM – 09:35 – 10:00: Update on the decision of CREG on LFCBOA and T&C BRP – 10:00 – 10:15: Planning of the T&C BRP – next revisions – 10:15 – 10:30: Public consultation on the ToE rules – 10:30 – 10:50: Feedback on the public consultation on the “Real-Tim
Slide 4: Minutes of Meeting for approval
Minutes of Meeting for approval Minutes of Meeting of WG Energy Solutions of 04/04/2024 • No comments received. • Suggestion to approve. 4
Slide 5: Update on the decision of CREG on LFCBOA and T&C BRP
Update on the decision of CREG on LFCBOA and T&C BRP Arnaud Debray & Simon Serrarens
Slide 6: Context on the latest revision of the T&C BRP
Context on the latest revision of the T&C BRP Presented 04/02 • On 10/04, CREG modified and then approved the revision of the T&C BRP submitted by Elia on 28/02, in their Decision (B)2991, published on 09/05. • The revised T&C BRP entered into force on 01/06. 6
Slide 7: Entry into force of the different topics within the T&C BRP
Entry into force of the different topics within the T&C BRP • A number of aspects went live as of entry into force on 01/06. These include changes to: • SDAC and SIDC • Self-Billing (first self-bill 2nd half of June, applicable to April) • BRP perimeter correction related to incompressibility; chang
Slide 8: (Main) changes made by CREG before validation
(Main) changes made by CREG before validation CREG made changes to the phrasing of art. 5 on Self-Billing, as well as related definitions, without changes the process. CREG extended BRP perimeter correction beyond incompressibility and renewable generation, to all activations of Technical Measures.
Slide 9: Reminder – Changes proposed in the consultation
LFCBOA Reminder – Changes proposed in the consultation (WGES dec2024) Presentation title 9
Slide 10: LFCBOA Clarification brought by Elia before submission
LFCBOA Clarification brought by Elia before submission Clarification that we can only curtail the production of power generating and storage modules Presentation title 10
Slide 11: LFCBOA (Main) Changes made by the CREG before validation
LFCBOA (Main) Changes made by the CREG before validation CREG added a clause defining the allocation keys between regions and stating that the allocation key must be respected in the curtailment This has been removed by the CREG who clarified that: - Exceptional balancing measures are remunerated co
Slide 12: Entry into force of the amended version of the LFC BOA
Entry into force of the amended version of the LFC BOA • The new version entered into force directly after the decision of the CREG and is available on Elia's website 12
Slide 13: Planning of the T&C BRP – next revisions
Planning of the T&C BRP – next revisions Simon Serrarens
Slide 14: Proposed timeline
Under discussion with CREG Deadline PEPPOL req. Proposed timeline 2024 2025 2026 Nov May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Start obs. End obs. 19 weeks to Eval. period Analysis submission period plan period CREG T2 CREG discussion + writing PC Adapt CREG dec
Slide 15: Public consultation on the ToE rules
Public consultation on the ToE rules Simon Serrarens
Slide 16: Context: Synergrid consultation on the ToE design note
Context: Synergrid consultation on the ToE design note • Synergrid organized a public consultation on the ToE design note from 20/01/’25 until 28/02/’25 included. • The ToE design note addressed the following topics: • Explanation of the ‘what’ and the ‘why’ of ToE and alternative regimes • Introduc
Slide 17: Elia launched a public consultation on the related changes to the ToE rules
Elia launched a public consultation on the related changes to the ToE rules yesterday (18/06) • The ToE rules have been updated to accommodate the changes as proposed in the design note, taking into account market party feedback. The changes included are the following: • Roll-out of CM on Elia Grid,
Slide 18: Feedback on the public consultation on the Real-Time Price design note II
Feedback on the public consultation on the “Real-Time” Price design note II Elise Aulanier
Slide 19: Executive summary
Executive summary ➢ 5 reactions received during the public consultation of the “Real-time price” design note II on Imbalance Price formula evolutions ➢ Main takeaways: ➢ Respondents appreciate the design note for its positive, co-construction approach with market participants, and for the quality of
Slide 20: 5 answers were received on the Real-time price design note II
5 answers were received on the “Real-time price” design note II focused on Imbalance Price formula evolutions ➢ Public consultation period from April 4th to May 16th 2025 ➢ 5 reactions received from: 1 confidential ➢ Positive feedback from respondents indicates that the design note is perceived as E
Slide 21: On I. The drivers of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions
On I. The drivers of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions Imbalance Price outliers analysis ➢ Bnewable questions the hypotheses ➢ The definition, shared transparently taken by Elia for defining the within the note, aligns with Elia’s “outliers” vision on Imbalance Price, focusing on representativi
Slide 22: On II. The target of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions (1/2)
On II. The target of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions (1/2) “Be targeted for assets that cannot participate explicitly” ➢ Most of the respondents expressed ➢ Elia agrees that lowering barriers concerns regarding the barriers for should be a priority to make a entry and participation in FRR par
Slide 23: On II. The target of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions (2/2)
On II. The target of the Imbalance Price formula evolutions (2/2) “Be publishable close to real-time” ➢ Most market parties welcome the ➢ Elia is committed to delivering as transparency; FEBEG asks for much relevant information as continuing to publish more data possible, provided that it brings wit
Slide 24: On III. Concepts of Imbalance Price formulas
On III. Concepts of Imbalance Price formulas Spot component ➢ The inclusion of market reference to ➢ Elia remains convinced of the stabilize the price is supported by potential value to include a spot most of the respondents – with the reference major concerns on finding the ➢ Yet, Elia recognizes t
Slide 25: On IV. Assessment (tasting)
On IV. Assessment (“tasting”) Assessment plan of next formula ➢ FEBEG proposes to apply the ➢ Elia welcomes the proposal approach from the Evaluation Plan ➢ The “Assessment Plan of next formula” post PICASSO/MARI to evaluate will include both the evaluation of current candidates of formulas. Both fo
Slide 26: Next steps
Next steps ➢ Consultation report will be published end of this week on the public consultation page: Public consultation on the "Real-time price" design note II ➢ Elia still welcomes feedback from market parties on the imbalance price formula evolutions (objectives, components, formulas, assessment,
Slide 27: Home charging for company EV simplified: EV.fleet at scale
Home charging for company EV simplified: EV.fleet at scale Michaël Piron
Slide 28: EV.fleet at scale - Summary
EV.fleet at scale - Summary Context - The bigger picture of flex unlocking, and scaling ambitions (EVLIA ➔ “EV.fleet at scale”) Solving a relevant problem - The EV fleet ecosystem has little attention for smart charging benefits, priority towards operational issues, like reimbursement of home chargi
Slide 29: Context
Context Elia launched the initiative “EVLIA” (Nov 2024), as a strategic initiative to showcase the unlocking of flexibility from EV’s in Belgium at scale. This also supports the joint Synergrid action plan, with a focus in 2025 on creating awareness for implicit flexibility on LV. Focus is on implic
Slide 30: Company fleets driving electrification and smart charging potential
Company fleets are driving the … bringing a lot of potential value from electrification of mobility smart charging/flexibility Smart Charging Average savings on energy cost of charging session: • Day-ahead market optimization: 6- 31% 83% company cars • Real-time market: 32-230% Value remains largely
Slide 31: Why is this huge flexibility potential largely untapped in 2025?
Why is this huge flexibility potential largely untapped in 2025? Low awareness & demand Other problems are keeping corporate HR fleet managers awake… Reimbursements of home charging sessions generate a lot of questions. I want control over charge passes & charging sessions (fraud detection, high cos
Slide 32: Unlocking flex behind the meter is not easy
Unlocking flex behind the meter is not easy Change home supply Dedicated front meter Supply split contract Other scalable solutions in 2025? ? Meter Supply Supply contract A contract B Not available yet (MVP not Low adoption of dynamic Few houses eligible, no self- before 2027, when tariffs (0,2%).
Slide 33: Home charging cost reimbursements
Home charging cost reimbursements … and get a monthly reimbursement from Employees pay their home energy bill, which employer for the charged energy, valued at a includes the energy of EV home charging… flat-rate tariff (set by employer). FOD Finance has defined a ceiling for the flat- “I’m not To:
Slide 34: The story of home charging reimbursements
The story of home charging reimbursements With its circulaire 2024/C/77, the Federal financial administration brought clarification and certainty about the reimbursements of home charging sessions by employer, until end of 2025. The Administration recognizes that an exact calculation of the real ele
Slide 35: We could address both challenges
We could address both challenges: No more inaccurate reimbursements and Access to the benefits from smart charging
Slide 36: Bringing the ease of home Internet employer payments to EV charging
Bringing the ease of home Internet … to EV charging and the home energy bill employer payments… To: home owner Telecom To: home owner Energy Lindestraat 2, Provider Lindestraat 2, Supplier Mechelen Mechelen HOME INTERNET BILL HOME ENERGY BILL INTERNET – TELEVISION - TELEPHONE ELECTRICITY – EAN 54144
Slide 37: Volume split as technical enabler
Home EV charging 3rd party payment by employer “Volume split” as technical enabler To: home owner Energy Lindestraat 2, Mechelen Supplier All energy bill HOME ENERGY BILL components One energy are split (incl ELECTRICITY – EAN 541448820012345678 capacity tariff) supplier Energy offtake (529 kWh) € x
Slide 38: Volume split enables hybrid supply contracts
“Volume split” enables hybrid supply … which creates value from smart contracts… charging without impacting the home To: home owner Energy Lindestraat 2, Mechelen Supplier One supplier, hybrid pricing HOME ENERGY BILL Fixed or Variable price contract ELECTRICITY – EAN 541448820012345678 Energy offta
Slide 39: Perspective of the employee EV driver, the B2C customer
Perspective of the employee EV driver, the B2C customer • No more reimbursements for home charging, meaning: no more worries about not being reimbursed correctly. • No risk: No change of supply contract needed. To: home owner Energy Lindestraat 2, Mechelen Supplier • Reduced home energy bill: EV dri
Slide 40: What's in it for the employer / fleet manager?
What’s in it for the employer / fleet manager? Happy employees: Less doubts or questions around home EV charging, making it more convenient. To: home owner Energy Lindestraat 2, Mechelen Supplier To: Employer Fleet manager pays the exact price & no company fleet manager more questions about HOME ENE
Slide 41: Technical enablers: data connectivity & volume split calculations
Technical enablers: data connectivity & volume split calculations Enabling behind-the-meter view for energy suppliers by setting up connectivity towards EV and/or charger. Connectivity also offering route to steerability. 41
Slide 42: Bringing this at scale requires a many-to-many model
Bringing this at scale requires a many-to-many model Company fleet managers need a unified Energy suppliers needs solution, avoiding the need to conclude harmonized access to behind-the- agreements with every single supplier active in meter energy flows. the region. Energy supplier 1 Company fleet E
Slide 43: Coalition building to validate interest and proof-of-concepts
Coalition building to validate interest at demand & supply side & Proof-of-concepts with market actors to prove feasibility Company Working with market parties to set up the data fleets chain that will enable simplified & smart home charging Energy suppliers Mobility service providers Market driven:
Slide 44: EV.fleet at scale: route to impact
EV.fleet at scale: route to impact End June ‘25: 30/Sep/2025: End of 2025: • First coalition of fleet managers, EV.fleet at scale gets public visibility First commercial energy suppliers & CPO willing to at the Elia Flex at scale event. implementations of EV.fleet at implement an EV.fleet at scale •
Slide 45: Join the coalition!
Join the coalition! This coalition gathers employers, energy suppliers, mobility providers & representative associations interested in the "EV.fleet at scale" solution. Coalition members support the initiative, and show commitment to investigate & try out the EV.fleet at scale solution.
Slide 46: EV.fleet at scale
EV.fleet at scale Home charging for company EV fleets simplified Contact: Michaël Piron – [email protected] Alexandra Verbrugge – [email protected]
Slide 47: 30th Sept Flex at scale event
e47 30th Sept 25 Centered around end consumer Understand the need, the possibilities and the value of flex Discover real use cases from the journey towards flex Interact with actors in the full value chain of flexibility Focus on flex pools EV & PV
Slide 48: Incentive on data provision - status and deep dive on EPIC portfolio overview
Incentive on data provision - status and deep dive on EPIC portfolio overview Michiel Verbeeck & Quentin Lambert
Slide 49: Scope for 2025 and realisations
Delivered Ongoing Proposal *if regulatory discussion are closed on time Scope for 2025 Realisations H1 2024 H2 2024 H1 2025 H2 2025 Beyond Improve consistency of metering API for GU metering data Traxes API for imbalance volumes for BRPs data in EPIC Improve performance of EPIC Traxes API for meteri
Slide 50: Open up sftp transparency
Open up sftp transparency https://www.elia.be/nl/grid-data Connecting to access the sftp can be by sending an e-mail to [email protected] with the email address with which you whish to connect Presentation title 50
Slide 51: Achievements EPIC & traXes Metering service
Achievements EPIC & traXes Metering service
Slide 52: Providing Access Contract Holders access to their metering data
Providing Access Contract Holders access to their metering data via EPIC & traXes Enabling the customer to view their portfolio per Enabling ACH to access all Access Point metering contract type (Connection contract or Access contract) data via API providing them a seamless integration. Will be rele
Slide 53: Providing access to apparent power values
Providing Grid Users & Access Contract Holders access to apparent power values Enabling the customer to access a new metering data set (incoming compensated apparent power & outgoing compensated apparent power) Will be released in July Presentation title 53
Slide 54: Go live of BSP features on the EPIC platform
Go live of BSP features on the EPIC platform
Slide 55: What will change for you as a BSP?
What will change for you as a BSP? – You will have access to key information in relation to Elia such as viewing your contact persons and their contact data. – You will be able to view your active BSP contract and the Delivery Points (DP) linked to it, as well as their attributes, in EPIC. You will
Slide 56: Available feature: BSP Contract
Available feature: BSP Contract For each market party type, such as Grid User (GU), Balance Responsible Party (BRP), Balance Service Provider (BSP), and others, you can view contract details via specific tiles in EPIC. This allows you to access your contract overview with Elia at any time. Read full
Slide 57: Available feature: View and download list of Delivery Points
Available feature: View and download list of Delivery Points To manage the delivery points your company is responsible for, you need to use the contract menu item, from which you can access detailed information about the contract, including a list of associated access/delivery points. The list can b
Slide 58: Outlook: Features that will become available in a later stage
Outlook: Features that will become available in a later stage We are working tirelessly on adding more functionalities to the EPIC portal to improve customer experience and transparency. These are some of the features you can look forward to finding in EPIC in the future: – Penalties & remuneration
Slide 59: Thank you & enjoy using EPIC!
Thank you & enjoy using EPIC!
Slide 60: Watts.Happening new feature: Partners list
Watts.Happening new feature: Partners list Charles-Edouard Levecq
Slide 61: Watts.Happening – Helping you find your way to flexibility value
Watts.Happening – Helping you find your way to benefit from the value of your potential flexibility Public website: www.wattshappening.be A primer on flexibility in general, July with needed context to understand which products Elia offers Simulator of Flexibility value for balancing & CRM products,
Slide 62: Watts.Happening is being used and praised by asset owners
Watts.Happening is being used and praised by asset owners, Energy service companies, banks and well as BSP/BRPs “Watts.Happening is considered a reference by most of our Some key data: target customers” – ESP, may 2025 • Launch: 2023 • 3 100 new visitors in past year “We use Watts.Happening as a val
Slide 63: Watts.Happening – A full redesign is underway
Watts.Happening – A full redesign is underway, with improved content, as well as upcoming new features – Including the “flex partner list” Discovery journey of Once the concept and value of Redesigned Homepage Flexibility, in didactic steps, flexibility are understood, Sept to give a solid understan
Slide 64: Partner list – a tool for finding partners
Partner list – a tool for Watts.Happening users looking for partners to help them realise their flexibility plans On the « partner list », we will list aggregators and suppliers that enable their customers’ flexibility “Flex partner” list Detail page 1. The user (companies owning potential flexibili
Slide 65: Partner list – Mockup detail
Partner list – Mockup detail LOGO 1 3 1 2 A B 65
Slide 66: Would you like to engage in this journey with us?
Would you like to engage in this journey with us? What do you still miss to engage on this journey with us? We will be sending out request to all BRPs and BSPs to submit the necessary information over the summer 66
Slide 67: Agenda
Agenda – 09:30 – 09:35: Welcome and approval MoM – 09:35 – 10:00: Update on the decision of CREG on LFCBOA and T&C BRP – 10:00 – 10:15: Public consultation on the ToE rules – 10:15 – 10:30: Planning of the T&C BRP – next revisions – 10:30 – 10:50: Feedback on the public consultation on the “Real-Tim
Slide 68: Roadmap 2025-2028
Roadmap 2025-2028 Martine Verelst / Patrik Buijs / Caroline Bosschaerts / Alexandra Verbrugge / Antoine Mathieu
Slide 69: Proposed framework: one balancing philosophy, two core activities
Proposed framework One balancing philosophy, Two core activities and two focus areas Elia’s Balancing philosophy Ensure balancing product evolutions according to market A B Flexibility 1.Explicit needs and or legislations. Keep cost of the reserves under Vertical system Processes and control and ens
Slide 70: Explicit flexibility
Explicit flexibility MARI 2025 connection 2026 2027 2028 Post MARI Design Evaluation bid price connection implementation limit for contracted Possible amendments to Combo aFRR Energy Bids and bid price limit and elastic aFRR+mFRR elastic demand price demand curve threshold FCR Design evolutions impl
Slide 71: Implicit Flexibility
Implicit Flexibility 2025 2026 2027 2028 Implicit Flex Study BRP balance Possible relaxation BRP obligation balance obligation 2 IP formula evolution Continuous improvement IP 2 forecast Start publishing imbalance price forecast Multiple BRPs Update T&C BRP due to EBGL to be in line with Network Cod
Slide 72: Vertical System
Vertical System 2025 2026 2027 2028 Lower the barriers of implicit 7 flex and explicit flex - while Study Explicit LV Barriers Possible Implementation barriers reduction respecting the nature of FRR products Ease Pre-Qualification process 7 Implementation mFRR LV Update T&C BSP due to Network Code D
Slide 73: Vertical System
Vertical System 2025 2026 2027 2028 End consumer EVfleet flexibility unlocking based on Next iteration of mobility & flexibility flex on LV & MV volume split (EV.fleet@scale ) Awareness & Business case on Flexible PV in light of incompressibility iteration MV & flexibility Flex Ready Assets Study on
Slide 74: Processes and Services
Processes and Services 2025 2026 2027 2028 Customer services Improved digital account management services for BSP & BRP via one-stop EPIC & traXes Reduce barriers for onboarding , product subscription and usage Assessment & Execute 2-portal (EPIC & traXes) strategy, improving customer evaluation of
Slide 75: EU & BE Balancing Program Update
EU & BE Balancing Program Update Martine Verelst / Suzanne Guérard / Kris Poncelet
Slide 76: Agenda of today's presentation
Agenda of today’s presentation • MARI update • FRR Needs and Means 2024 76
Slide 77: MARI update
-€ elia MARI update
Slide 78: Connection to MARI
Connection to MARI • Elia has successfully accessed the European Platform for the exchange of Balancing Energy from Frequency Restoration Reserves with manual activation (mFRR-Platform) on 21 May, in the quarter hour 11:30-11:45 CEST • To finalize the connection configuration, ELIA had to temporaril
Slide 79: MARI - what benefits the connection may bring
MARI- what benefits the connection may bring Conditions Potential benefits There is cross-border This prevents the most (XB) capacity available expensive bids in BE What the MARI platform allows from being activated Elia has a mFRR demand The mFRR “MARI” price is lower than the Belgian Elia’s demand
Slide 80: Available XB capacity allowed some exchanges through the MARI platform
While in general available XB capacity has been rather limited, it already allowed for some exchanges through the MARI platform Example: local negative price of -160 €/MWh avoided on 4 June 11h45-12h00 1. Elia had a downwards demand of 255MW 2. 8MW were activated locally, 247MW the rest in 4 other c
Slide 81: CBMP for downwards activations shows limited volatility
CBMP for downwards activations shows limited volatility when there is ATC available The -750€/MWh price on 31May occurred when there was no CBMP for upwards activations are within the same range ATC with France and only 20MW ATC export towards as during the 3 months prior to the connection Germany R
Slide 82: A significant part of balancing energy needs is still satisfied locally
A significant part of our balancing energy needs is still satisfied locally There is very limited unsatisfied demand The vast majority of the time, ATC are limited to less than 200MW
Slide 83: Selection and activation of Belgian mFRR Energy Bids
Selection and activation of Belgian mFRR Energy Bids 27/05 27/05- A 20% decrease is observed in the volume of upwards activation of mFRR Energy Bids in Belgium There is limited contribution of BE to the satisfaction of other countries’ demand.
Slide 84: Spread when both aFRR and mFRR products are activated
Spread when both aFRR and mFRR products are activated and ATC > 0 MW Most of the time, aFRR remains cheaper than mFRR It can be partly explained by the fact that different technologies may be used to deliver aFRR versus mFRR services mFRR has access first to the available ATC Presentation title 84
Slide 85: Impact on imbalance price formation
Impact on imbalance price formation – imbalance price This slide shows the imbalance price occurrences driven by the mFRR component In up (negative imbalance), there is no clear trend yet In down (positive imbalance), prices of -750€/MWh still occurred when there was no possibility to exchange balan
Slide 86: Summary – connection to MARI key takeaways
Summary – connection to MARI- key takeaways • The connection to MARI is running smoothly • The connection to MARI already brings value, mostly in the downwards direction, as it helps us: • face tense frequency situations • avoid very negative prices • The high liquidity and low bid prices on the pla
Slide 87: FRR needs and means 2024
aia FRR needs and means 2024
Slide 88: RECAP - Dynamic FRR dimensioning methodology
RECAP - Dynamic FRR 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
Slide 89: Context and available information
Context and available information ➢ Yearly analysis of the FRR needs and means: assess whether the positive and negative FRR needs have been sufficiently covered by the resources available ➢ In line Article 6(7) of the LFC Means (link) ➢ Results of the analysis are presented in the Working Group Ene
Slide 90: FRR needs
FRR needs Upward FRR needs remain set by dimensioning incident (by largest nuclear generation unit) Downward FRR needs are predominantly (> 92%) determined by dimensioning incident (HVDC BE-UK interconnector in export) 90
Slide 91: Nemo Link
Nemo Link 1. The informative forecasts, i.e. a forecast where Nemo Link is not predicted as “undefined” remains stable at ~95% 2. The wrong forecasts, i.e. situations where Nemo Link is predicted in import but observed in export or vice versa have also decreased to 13% (from 16% and 28% in the previ
Slide 92: Needs versus available means
Needs versus available means Reporting Period 2021 2022 2023 2024 The upward FRR means: FRR means > FRR needs 99,9% 99,8% 99,9% 99.5% • were in almost all moments sufficient to cover the FRR needs; FRR means > SI 100% 99,99% 100% 100% • were > 99,99% of time sufficient to cover negative FRR needs >
Slide 93: Needs versus available means
Needs versus available means The results of the analysis (in particular for the downward direction) confirms the importance of: • the action plan incompressibility (as presented in the WG Energy Solutions of 26th of November 2024), including an analysis on the possible procurement of additional down
Slide 94: Contact persons
Contact persons KAM Energy Nicolas Koelman / Sybille Mettens / François Jadoul 94
Slide 95: BSP Faster Settlement incentive status update
BSP Faster Settlement incentive status update Dries De haes
Slide 96: Incentive Recap
-€ elia Incentive Recap
Slide 97: Scope of incentive 2025 BSP faster settlement & invoicing
Scope of incentive 2025 “BSP faster settlement & invoicing” final decision CREG October 2024 - Faster processes for the 4 types of settlement reporting for FCR, aFRR and mFRR - Remuneration of awarded capacity - Remuneration of activations (not applicable for FCR) - Penalties for availability/obliga
Slide 98: Scope of incentive 2025 BSP faster settlement
Scope of incentive 2025 “BSP faster settlement” final decision CREG October 2024 98
Slide 99: Implementation Plan
-€ elia Implementation Plan
Slide 100: Implementation Plan
Implementation Plan 1. Settlement Reporting 2. Publication process 3. Invoicing process Goal = Faster publication of the settlement Goal = Centralised reporting, data and Goal = set-up self-billing process reporting communication on a single platform • Invoicing on behalf of the BSP = Self-bills • N
Slide 101: BSP Faster Settlement and invoicing proposed timings
BSP Faster Settlement and invoicing >> proposed timings in T&C to accelerate the overall process At the latest 60 calendar days after rejection on Elia EPIC/TraXes, the invoice/credit note becomes payable settlement while finding a final agreement continues tool Elia calculates remunerations & penal
Slide 102: Implementation plan: Next steps
Implementation plan : Next steps 1. Review implementation plan after feedback 2. Send implementation plan to the CREG before 30/06/2025 Title of presentation 102
Slide 103: Roadmap
Roadmap 2025 2026 Activity Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Workshop BSP incentive 11.6.25 // run SettlUI & EPIC Discussion roadmap ELIA-BSP WG ES 4.4.25 19.6.25 No Self-billing Deliverables incentive to CREG 30.6.25 BSP access and onboarding to
Slide 104: CREG decision on the T&C BSP FCR & FCR Evolutions implementation plan
CREG decision on the T&C BSP FCR & FCR Evolutions implementation plan Raf Gheuens
Slide 105: Entry-into-force of T&C BSP FCR
Entry-into-force of T&C BSP FCR
Slide 106: T&C BSP FCR
T&C BSP FCR The amendments to the T&C BSP FCR were submitted to the CREG on 17th of December 2024 and contained the following topics: – Amendments regarding the Additional Properties: – Derogation – Reserve Mode – System Split Requirements – Amendments regarding third-party data providers On the 15t
Slide 107: Impact of the entry into force of the new T&C BSP FCR
Impact of the entry into force of the new T&C BSP FCR 1. Signature of the new BSP Contract FCR ▪ This contract will have to be signed in the coming weeks 2. Reserve Mode ▪ All Providing Units or Groups that include Delivery Points with Limited Energy Reservoirs prequalified after 21/01/2023 should i
Slide 108: FCR Evolutions planning
-€ elia FCR Evolutions planning
Slide 109: Timing
Timing FCR Evolutions FCR Evolutions follows a two-part trajectory: • Part 1: Additional properties and data exchange with third parties – Entry-into-force 18th of June • Part 2: Continuous Monitoring & Activation Control – Public consultation ongoing until 30th of June Part 2 is scheduled for go-li
Slide 110: Evolution of the Working Group
Evolution of the Working Group Simon Serrarens
Slide 111: Evolution of the WG ES
Evolution of the WG ES – The current format of the WG ES is the result of merging the WG BAL & AS and WG CCMD – Elia has received feedback from the market parties: – Sessions are long – Sessions tend to be one way info, with focus on roadmaps – Name of the WG is confusing – Too little focus on co-cr
Slide 112: Proposed structure of WG Balancing Design & Solutions
Proposed structure of WG Balancing Design & Solutions Plenary session in the morning: • Decisions by the WG on incentives, design proposals etc. Design details will have been discussed in an earlier bi-directional session. Plenary session • Presentation of roadmaps • Status updates on programs → Sli
Slide 113: Illustrative example of the agenda
Illustrative example of the agenda – Incentive economic use of balancing products T-1 T T+1 • High-level intro [other topics] Decision on design • Planning quick win (aFRR Plenary Plenary Plenary incentive activations) Lunch Lunch Lunch [other topics] Deep-dive on proposed [other topics] design chan
Slide 114: Agenda for upcoming exchange sessions
Agenda for upcoming exchange sessions Oct 2nd Nov 13 Dec 18 ▪ System Balance Philosophy – MPs feedback ▪ Progress on the incentive ▪ Progress on the incentive optimization FRR activation strategy optimization FRR activation strategy ▪ IP evolution – recurrent until end of (Nov 13th) (Nov 13th) year
Slide 115: AOB
-€ elia AOB Alexandre Torreele
Slide 116: Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products
Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products Tanguy Port
Slide 117: Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products
Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products As communicated during the dedicated work session of 21st May related to the incentive on economic use of balancing products, we suggest to launch a proof-of-concept with a new “rule-based” FRR activation strategy to capture
Slide 118: Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products
Incentive on the economic optimization of the use of FRR balancing products • The theoretical savings if 100% aFRR activated instead of mFRR when there are large ATCs* amount: ~ 13 MEUR over 01/12/24 – 19/05/25 in this theoretical case (~60% of total mFRR activation costs over this period) (all mFRR
Slide 119: Public Workshop – Barriers to low-voltage explicit balancing
Public Workshop – Barriers to low-voltage explicit balancing Arnaud Debray
Slide 120: Public Workshop - Barriers to low-voltage explicit balancing
Public Workshop - Barriers to low-voltage explicit balancing • On-going incentive study to analyze how to lower the participation You can register by mail barriers to explicit balancing for low-voltage assets. or via this QR-code • In that context, Elia is organizing a dedicated workshop • We ambiti
Slide 121: Databeheersplan 2026-2036
Databeheersplan 2026-2036 Alexandre Torreele
Slide 122: Legal framework (summary)
Legal framework (summary) Energy Decree (Art. 4.1.19/1) - Transparent “databeheersplan” for local transmission network - The “databeheersplan includes the following elements: - Detailed estimation: - Of capacity requirements of the systems supporting grid management, electricity supply market, flexi
Slide 123: 2025 WG Energy Solutions
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