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Elia Group SA/NV — Investor Presentation (May 2022)
106 slides from Elia Group SA/NV's investor presentation, May 6, 2022
Slide 1: WG Adequacy #7
WG Adequacy #7 6 May 2022
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda Welcome Minutes of Meeting WG Adequacy #6 (10.03.2022) Public consultation on scenarios, sensitivities and data for the CRM parameter calculation for the Y-4 Auction with Delivery Period 2027-2028 Technical and economic analysis of CRM auction bids and results Use cases on CMU’s Evo
Slide 3: Minutes of Meetings
lia Minutes of Meetings
Slide 4: Minutes of Meeting
Minutes of Meeting • WG Adequacy #6 – 10.03.2022 : To be approved • The MoM were sent on 18.03.2022. No comments were received. 4
Slide 5: CRM Calibration
CRM Calibration Scenario, data and sensitivities for Y-4 auction Delivery Year 2027-28
Slide 6: Agenda
Agenda 1. Planning 2. Public consultation – Royal Decree framework 3. Scenario & sensitivities – How are they constructed ? 4. Scenario dataset 5. Updates for neighboring countries 6. Sensitivities 7. Other parameters to be consulted 8. Synthesis of specific questions to stakeholders CRM Calibration
Slide 7: Planning
lia Planning
Slide 8: DY2027-28 Y-4 Auction - Indicative Planning for scenario process
DY2027-28 : Y-4 Auction - Indicative Planning for scenario process 2022 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep WG Adequacy 06/05 WG Adequacy 17/06 MB 15/09 Establishment of scenario Public Reference scenario proposal and sensitivities Public consultation cons. + Advice report Lead : Elia Length : 1 month + 2 weeks
Slide 9: Public consultation – RD framework
Public consultation – RD framework
Slide 10: Context: Royal Decree framework
Context : Royal Decree framework Art. 5. § 1er. Le gestionnaire de réseau organise une ou plusieurs Art. 5. § 1. De netbeheerder organiseert een of meerdere openbare consultations publiques conformément à l’article 7undecies, § 3, alinéa raadpleging(en) met het oog op de opmaak van zijn verslag en z
Slide 11: Context: Royal Decree framework
Context : Royal Decree framework The first part of this presentation will introduce the data and assumptions associated with the scenario, as mentioned in article 3, §2 of the RD. The second part of this presentation will introduce the proposed updates according to latest relevant information, as me
Slide 12: Scenario & Sensitivities – How are they constructed?
Scenario & Sensitivities – How are they constructed ?
Slide 13: Reference scenario for 2027-28 construction
The reference scenario for 2027-28 is constructed based the most recent ERAA complemented with additional events to be selected by Belgian authorities after public consultation Art. 3. § 1er. Le gestionnaire de réseau effectue, en collaboration avec la Direction générale de l’Energie et en concertat
Slide 14: Reference scenario for 2027-28 construction
The reference scenario for 2027-28 is constructed based the most recent ERAA complemented with additional events to be selected by Belgian authorities after public consultation Following Article 3, §2-3 Following Article 3, §4 Scenario Additional sensitivities components to be included ERAA 21 Data
Slide 15: Reference scenario for 2027-28 construction
The reference scenario for 2027-28 is constructed based the most recent ERAA complemented with additional events to be selected by Belgian authorities after public consultation Following Article 3, §2-3 Following Article 3, §4 Following Article 3, §6-7 Scenario Additional sensitivities Sensitivity(i
Slide 16: Elements of the reference scenario submitted to public consultation
What elements of the reference scenario will be submitted to public consultation ? Details for each scenario component will be provided in an Excel file complemented with an explanatory note • Generation and storage capacities per type (including a list of all CIPU thermal units) • Forced outage rat
Slide 17: Additional information regarding public consultation for Y-4 auction
Additional information regarding public consultation for Y-4 auction for Delivery Period 2027-28 • The documents submitted to public consultation contain more details than what was done for last two Y-4 auctions, taking into account the feedback received. • Due to the major evolutions in the electri
Slide 18: Scenario dataset
lia Scenario dataset
Slide 19: Information regarding following slides
Information regarding following slides • Sensitivities will be mentioned in the document this way: Sensitivity XXX - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx • Specific questions to stakeholders in the framework of the public consultation (no answer expected today, those questions are there to help/support the con
Slide 20: Overview of renewable generation installed capacities
Scenario components Overview of renewable generation installed capacities Category Reason Updated to consider latest ambitions Wind Onshore (interpolation between 2025 target from AdFlex 21 and 2030 target) First phase of MOG2 (700 MW) expected for Q1-Q2 2028. Wind Offshore Not included here. Increa
Slide 21: Overview of thermal generation installed capacities
Scenario components Overview of thermal generation installed capacities Category Reason of the evolution Nuclear Lifetime extension for Tihange 3 and Doel 4 Removal of old Seraing ST (-170 MW) + Addition of new CCGT CCGT in Seraing (+ 885 MW) and Les Awirs (+ 890 MW) + Capacity changes for St Ghisla
Slide 22: Forced-outage rates
Scenario components Forced-outage rates Assumptions Forced outage rates are calculated on a 10-y historic set of data Forced outage rates are generally lower because the timeframe has shifted 1 year. • 2011 with higher forced outage rates removed • 2021 with lower forced outage rates added CRM Calib
Slide 23: Forced-outage rate nuclear
Scenario components Forced-outage rate nuclear Status Meaning Available Unit is running. Planned outage Regular maintenance. Unexpected event or malfunction leading to the ‘Technical’ forced outage shutdown of the unit. ‘Long-lasting’ forced outage Unpredictable issues leading to long-lasting shutdo
Slide 24: Forced-outage rate nuclear
Scenario components Forced-outage rate nuclear Status Meaning Available Unit is running. Value based on 2012 Outage rate Planned – 2021 period Regular maintenance. outage ‘Technical’ forced outage rate 4,0% ‘Technical’ Unexpected event or malfunction leading to the ‘Long-lasting’ forced outage rate
Slide 25: Overview of batteries installed capacities
Scenario components Overview of batteries installed capacities Category Reason Energy content Large scale 70% 4h Target one year later batteries 30% 2h* Small scale Higher amount of installed batteries in Flanders 3h batteries due to subsidy V2G Updated to consider higher EV targets 4h • The split b
Slide 26: Storage – Reservoir volumes & capacities
Scenario components Storage – Reservoir volumes & capacities – Pumped-storage integrates the reservoir extension of Coo 1-3 Pumped-storage Reservoir Volume [MWh] Turbining capacity [MW] Pumped-Storage facilities DY 2026-27 DY 2027-28 Unit name DY 2026-27 DY 2027-28 Storage reservoir 5800 6150 Total
Slide 27: Overview of balancing capacities
Scenario components Overview of balancing capacities • These values were established in the framework of AdFlex 21 • FRR : Updated based on Delivery Period one year later CRM Calibration Y-4 auction - DY 2027-28 27 Article 3, §2 & 3
Slide 28: Demand assumptions
Scenario components Demand assumptions Assumptions: • Out of market batteries not taken into account. The impact on peak demand will be assessed once assumptions have been defined • Values to be updated with latest Climact calculations based on Plan Bureau economic estimates to be published in June
Slide 29: Overview of DSR capacities
Scenario components Overview of DSR capacities Increased values based on two main effects : • Value is one year later • Upscaling in order to reflect additional potential in line with latest electrification ambitions derived from Fit For 55 package #Q4 – Impact of European measures on demand and DSR
Slide 30: Fuel and CO2 prices
Scenario components Fuel and CO2 prices Fuel prices Proposed methodology: Interpolation between forward price converted to €2020 and the IEA WEO price for 2030 in €2020 For oil, 2027 futures are available and therefore no interpolation is needed Assumption: no more impact of war in Ukraine for
Slide 31: Fuel and CO2 prices
Scenario components Fuel and CO2 prices CO2 prices Proposed methodology: Interpolation between forward price converted to €2020 and the IEA WEO price for 2030 in €2020 Assumption: forecast pre-war (to be aligned with fuel prices methodology) CRM Y-4 auction Forward price on WEO 2030 Proposed pri
Slide 32: Flow-based perimeter and bidding zone definition
Flow-based perimeter and bidding zone definition This approach is identical to the one consulted upon in the Adequacy and Flexibility study (2021) The bidding zones are assumed to be the same ones that we have today for all future time horizons. 2027 FB CCR CORE NTC Flow Based minRAM 70 % CNEC Only
Slide 33: Updates proposed based on latest policies/published studies
Updates proposed based on latest policies/published studies For neighboring countries
Slide 34: Updates proposed based on latest policies/published studies
Updates proposed based on latest policies/published studies Energy is Europe is in continuous evolution. A lot of sources / announcements could be considered 2021 March 2021 July 2021 Publication "Bilan Publication "Future prévisionnel" RTE energy scenarios" Nationalgrid July 2021 November 2021 Dece
Slide 35: Proposed Updates Countries
Updates proposed based on latest policies/published studies Based on the sources mentioned on previous slides, the following values are proposed for neighboring countries. The source used as reference for each parameter is explicitly indicated in the explanatory note that will be submitted to public
Slide 36: Definition of sensitivities
Definition of sensitivities
Slide 37: Additional sensitivities (1/2)
Additional sensitivities that could be included in the reference scenario (1/2) French nuclear Decreased French nuclear availability in continuity of last year’s reference scenario availability 1 Lower availability by 2 units on average during winter French nuclear Decreased French nuclear availabil
Slide 38: Additional sensitivities (2/2)
Additional sensitivities that could be included in the reference scenario (2/2) Closure of turbojets due to possible CO2 threshold TJ closure -158 MW Closure of both turbojets and old OCGT due to possible CO2 threshold OCGT closure -511 MW Maintain high prices in Europe High prices Higher fuel costs
Slide 39: Reduced availability of France's nuclear fleet
French nuclear availability Reduced availability of France’s nuclear fleet FR: NUC availability • Continuity of previous CRM reference scenarios reduced by 2 units in winter FR: NUC availability reduced by 4 to 8 units in winter • The French nuclear fleet is going through major overhauls to extend t
Slide 40: Reduced availability of France's nuclear fleet
French nuclear availability Reduced availability of France’s nuclear fleet FR: NUC availability reduced by 4 to 8 units in winter 8 units CRM Calibration Y-4 auction - DY 2027-28 40 Article 3, §4
Slide 41: FB CEP rules
FB CEP rules While MAF is in NTC, we propose to use a flow based model including 70% of minRAM on each cross border CNEC but there are uncertainties on whether such margin will be available at all times Fixed RAM 70% instead of minRAM 70% • Smaller domains that those determined in the scenario • App
Slide 42: Uncertainties on Belgium's thermal units
BE unit at risk Uncertainties on Belgium's thermal units Closure of turbojets due to CO2 threshold TJ closure -158 MW Closure of both turbojets and old OCGT due to CO2 threshold OCGT closure -511 MW – Currently CEP imposes a double criteria – new units <550 g/kWh – existing units OR( <550 g/kW ; 350
Slide 43: Lower demand in Belgium due to high prices
Lower demand Lower demand in Belgium due to high prices – In case of high prices, the average yearly electricity consumption is expected to be lower due to reaction to price of the different sectors. – This sensitivity aims to quantify the effect of high electricity prices on the total electricity d
Slide 44: Uncertainties on energy prices in Europe
Uncertainties on prices Uncertainties on energy prices in Europe High prices Maintain of high prices in Europe due to continued geopolitical instability + Quantification of the effect of high electricity prices on the total electricity demand through price elasticity will be quantified by Climact an
Slide 45: Other parameters to be consulted upon
Other parameters to be consulted upon
Slide 46: Preselected capacity types
Preselected capacity types Royal Decree Context Art. 6. §1er. Le gestionnaire du réseau s’assure que le scénario de référence tel que déterminé selon l'article 3, §7, répond au niveau de la sécurité d'approvisionnement requis par l'article 7undecies, §7, premier et deuxième alinéas, de la loi du 29
Slide 47: Preselected capacity types
Preselected capacity types Purpose Determination of the Reference scenario Calibration of the CRM volume & defined by the Minister reference scenario parameters This scenario does not As long as the security of supply The output from the model necessarily meet the legal criteria is not reached, capa
Slide 48: Preselected capacity types
Preselected capacity types Purpose Determination of the Reference scenario Calibration of the CRM volume & defined by the Minister reference scenario parameters This scenario does not As long as the security of supply The output from the model necessarily meet the legal criteria are not reached, ens
Slide 49: Preselected capacity types
Preselected capacity types Category Associated Volume Calculation Marginal Price Calculation CAPEX FOM Economic lifetime technology [€/kW] [€/kW] [y] Type 1 - Semi-baseload CCGT, CHP Add new CCGT Marginal price of a new CCGT 600 25 20 Type 2 - Peakers 1 OCGT Add new OCGT Marginal price of a new OCGT
Slide 50: Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation
Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation Royal Decree Context “Article 10, §6 Les rentes inframarginales annuelles estimées de la référence pour chaque technologie sont exprimées en €/MW/an et sont calculées, avec une périodicité annuelle, sur l’ensemble de la durée de vi
Slide 51: Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation
Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation Purpose Determination of market revenues Calculation of market revenues on the technology lifetime Only the delivery period scenario is not enough The purpose of the scenario choice post-delivery period is : • To use available scen
Slide 52: Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation
Scenario choice post delivery period for market revenues calculation Application to Y-4 auction for DY 2027-2028 2027 2028 2030 2032 2040 AdFlex 21 AdFlex 21 (2032 Scenario) CRM Calibration Y-4 auction - DY 2027-28 52
Slide 53: Shortlist of existing technologies for Intermediate Price Cap
Shortlist of existing technologies for the determination of the Intermediate Price Cap : same shortlist than for in the calibration report related to DP 2027-28 Royal Decree Context “Article 18, § 1 Le gestionnaire du réseau détermine, sur la base de l’étude visée à l’article 17, après la consultati
Slide 54: Fixed Operations and Maintenance costs
Fixed Operations and Maintenance costs including provisions for major overhauls comparison DP 2026-27 and 2027-28 Same as last year #Q6 – Cost parameters for existing unit Do you agree with the cost parameters presented in the excel file for existing units? If not, could you give some insights, am
Slide 55: Parameters for the calculation of market revenues
Parameters for the calculation of market revenues Market parameters Efficiency [%] VOM [€/MWh] Technologies low mid high low mid high CCGT 50 54 58 2 2 2 OCGT 35 40 44 11 11 11 Turbojet 21 28 35 3,3 3,3 3,3 Methodology for the calculation of net revenues from ancillary services Same as last year C
Slide 56: Synthesis of specific questions to stakeholders
Synthesis of specific questions to stakeholders
Slide 57: Summary of the questions to stakeholders
Summary of the questions to stakeholders #Q1 – RES generation Do you agree with the proposed updates for solar, wind onshore and wind offshore based on latest available information? If no, would you have additional information or developments that should be taken into account, according to you? #Q2
Slide 58: Summary of the questions to stakeholders
Summary of the questions to stakeholders #Q4 – Impact of European measures on demand and DSR How would you quantify the latest European plans (Fit For 55, REPowerEU) impact the consumption and DSR volume? #Q5 – Economic parameters Do you find the proposal for fuel and CO2 prices relevant? Would you
Slide 59: Technical and economic analysis of CRM auction bids and results
Technical and economic analysis of CRM auction bids and results Analysis of responses to the public consultation « CRM After Study »
Slide 60: Technical and economic analysis of CRM auction bids and results
Technical and economic analysis of CRM auction bids and results Analysis of responses to the public consultation « CRM After Study » 6 May 2022
Slide 61: Context
Context • Legal context: art. 18 §10 in the Royal Decree of 28 April 2021 • Process: - Study & report: technical and economic analysis and CRM design recommendations - Public consultation (14-25 March 2022) - Analysis of comments received & report update - Submission of the report to CREG & ELIA for
Slide 62: Initial recommendations: overview
Initial recommendations: overview Recommendations made in the report put out for public consultation: R01 : Strike Price indexation R02 : Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 R03 -1° : Opt-out « OUT » declarations in Y-4 R03 -2° : Earlier deadline to signal a shutdown/reduction R03 -3° : Shutdown
Slide 63: Public consultation: overview
Public consultation: overview ✓ = in favour ✗ = opposed ≈ = mixed feelings 3 responses were received: FEBEG, FEBELIEC and 1 confidential response / = unclear/no position taken FEBEG FEBELIEC R01 : Strike Price indexation ✓ ✗ R02 : Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 ✗ ✗ R03 -1° : Opt-out « OUT »
Slide 64: R01: Strike Price indexation (1/2)
R01: Strike Price indexation (1/2) Extend the application of the Strike Price indexation method – currently used for multi-year contracts from the 2nd delivery period onwards – to the 1st delivery period for all contracts concluded in the Y-4 and Y-1 auctions, including one-year contracts. Reasoning
Slide 65: R01: Strike Price indexation (2/2)
R01: Strike Price indexation (2/2) Extend the application of the Strike Price indexation method – currently used for multi-year contracts from the 2nd delivery period onwards – to the 1st delivery period for all contracts concluded in the Y-4 and Y-1 auctions, including one-year contracts. Remarks o
Slide 66: R02: Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 (1/2)
R02: Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 (1/2) Apply a lower IPC in the Y-1 auction for capacities that opted out of the Y-4 auction. The lower IPC only applies to existing capacities that delay their participation and that do not receive an IPC derogation in Y-1. Reasoning: • Introduces an ince
Slide 67: R02: Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 (2/2)
R02: Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 (2/2) Apply a lower IPC in the Y-1 auction for capacities that opted out of the Y-4 auction. The lower IPC only applies to existing capacities that delay their participation and that do not receive an IPC derogation in Y-1. Remarks on the comments receive
Slide 68: R03-1: Opt-out OUT declarations in Y-4
R03-1: Opt-out “OUT” declarations in Y-4 Allow existing capacity operators to make a sworn statement that their opt-out of the Y-4 auction is, to the best of their knowledge at the time, an “OUT”. The opt-out “OUT” in question will not be taken into account in the Y-4 auction and no dummy bids will
Slide 69: R03-2: Earlier deadline to signal a shutdown/reduction
R03-2: Earlier deadline to signal a shutdown/reduction Advance the deadline for the announcement of a definitive (or temporary) shutdown (or structural reduction) to 30 April Y-1, if the shutdown/reduction concerns delivery period Y as defined in art. 4bis of the electricity law (01/11/Y – 31/10/Y+1
Slide 70: R03-3: Shutdown/reduction for unselected bids in Y-1
R03-3: Shutdown/reduction for unselected bids in Y-1 Allow a capacity operator to indicate that their Y-1 bid should be considered a notification of definitive shutdown (or structural reduction) in the event that it is not selected in the auction. Reasoning: • The proposed measure allows an existing
Slide 71: R04-1: Remove long lead time capacities from Y-1 max bid price
R04-1: Remove capacities with a long lead time from the Y-1 max bid price calculation Complete the methodology for determining the maximum bid price in order to ensure consistency between the lead times of the technologies chosen for the calculation and the timeframe of the auction (Y-4 or Y-1). Rea
Slide 72: R04-2: Exclusion of DSR from max bid price calculations
R04-2: Exclusion of DSR from max bid price calculations Demand Side Response (DSR) should not be included in the list of technologies used to determine the maximum bid price. Reasoning: • The variability (step function) of annualized costs for DSR as a function of volume does not allow for the maxim
Slide 73: R05: Lower minimum threshold for participation
R05 : Lower minimum threshold for participation Set a criterion of 1 MW non-derated (vs 1 MWd) in order to facilitate the participation of smaller capacities or capacities for which the derating factor significantly impacts the derated capacity (e.g. renewables), as these would no longer necessarily
Slide 74: Linked Capacities / Linked Offers
Linked Capacities / Linked Offers Public consultation – Specific comment raised: • A confidential response drew attention to the definition of Linked Capacities, which is considered restrictive and may prevent capacities from participating in the auction in cases where it is not possible to respect
Slide 75: Conclusion
Conclusion Final recommendations (FR) following the public consultation: FR01 : Strike Price indexation Maintained FR02 : Lower Y-1 IPC in case of opt-out in Y-4 Maintained FR03 -1° : Opt-out « OUT » declarations in Y-4 Maintained FR03 -2° : Earlier deadline to signal a shutdown/reduction Put on hol
Slide 76: Use cases on CMU's Evolution in Time
Use cases on CMU’s Evolution in Time 2022 Y-4 Auction
Slide 77: Goal of this presentation
Goal of this presentation • Inform you about the key principles related to the respect of the different versions of the functioning rules (FR2021, FR2022) • Give you a first level of information about the related CMU renewal process • Through the key principles • Through simple flowcharts Disclaimer
Slide 78: The 2 Key Principles
The 2 Key Principles • In order to participate to an Auction, a CMU has always to comply with the latest published version of the FR • If an already contracted CMU doesn’t intend to participate to an upcoming auction with the remaining volume, its Prequalification validation status will not be redis
Slide 79: Goal of our Renewal Process Implementation
Goal of our Renewal Process Implementation • Simplify the CMU Management work by, after your confirmation,... • ...copying the information of a CMU from previous year in order to • Avoid that each year new CMUs have to be created to participate to the Y-4 auction • Keep track of the evolutions of th
Slide 80: ELIA sends yearly renewal requests
ELIA sends yearly renewal requests Renewal #1: Compliance confirmation of the CMU configuration(s) contracted Each year, 5 WD after the publication of the FR (~15 May), ELIA sends a notification to all CRM Actors who own a CMU related to a Capacity Contract linked to a Delivery Period to come. From
Slide 81: Flowchart Overview
Flowchart Overview Standard or Specific Prequalification Process • CMU not contracted following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 • CMU contracted for 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 • CMU contracted for more than 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 2. Fast Track Prequalification Process Title o
Slide 82: Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process
Slide 83: Renewal of CMU: CMU not contracted in Y-4 2021
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process 1. CMU not contracted following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 No Click on and then on ‘Confirm CMU’ to archive your CMU. Do you want to participate to the Y-4 Auction 2022 with Click on and then on This actio
Slide 84: Renewal of CMU: contracted 1 year, Delivery Period 25-26
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process 2. CMU contracted for 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 Renewal for Delivery Period 25-26 Click on and then on No ‘Confirm’ in order to keep your CMU prequalified for the Delivery Period 25-26. D
Slide 85: Renewal of CMU: contracted 1 year, Delivery Period 26-27
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process 2. CMU contracted for 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 Renewal for Delivery Period 26-27 No Click on and then on ‘Confirm CMU’ to archive your CMU. Do you want to participate to the Y-4 Auction
Slide 86: Renewal of CMU: contracted over 1 year, Delivery Period 25-26
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process 3. CMU contracted for more than 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 Renewal for Delivery Period 25-26 Click on and then on No ‘Confirm’ in order to keep your CMU prequalified for the Delivery Perio
Slide 87: Renewal of CMU: contracted over 1 year, Delivery Period 26-27
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Standard or Specific Prequalification Process 3. CMU contracted for more than 1 year following the Auction Y-4 in 2021 Renewal for Delivery Period 26-27 No Click on and then on ‘Confirm CMU to keep your CMU Prequalified for the Delivery Period 26-2
Slide 88: Renewal of CMU: Fast Track Prequalification Process
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Fast Track Prequalification Process
Slide 89: Renewal of CMU: Fast Track Prequalification Process
Renewal of CMU participating to Auction Y-4 in 2022 Fast Track Prequalification Process Click on and then on ‘Confirm CMU’ to remove your No CMU. It will not be taken into account in the Y-4 Auction 2022. Do you want to Fast Track This action will not be possible in No Click on and then on Auction y
Slide 90: Participation in UX session Secondary Market
Participation in User experience (UX) session Secondary Market
Slide 91: CRM Secondary Market
CRM Secondary Market Context & Implementation Status
Slide 92: Concept of Secondary Market
Concept of Secondary Market In a nutshell: A Secondary Market will be settled by ELIA in a Title Transfer Facility, creating the possibility for ELIA to verify & register feasible contractual transactions. A transaction is notified to ELIA 92
Slide 93: Secondary Market Implementation Status
Secondary Market Implementation Status 2022 2023 Business Requirement Analysis Ux Design Track Solution Implementation Training Session for CRM Actors Today Opening of Secondary Market S1 2023 (cf Functioning Rules) 93
Slide 94: Introduction to User eXperience (UX)
Introduction to User eXperience (UX) What, why and how
Slide 95: What is UX?
What is UX? User eXperience (UX) bridges the gap between the end-users and a Company products and services. UX ensures that solutions meet user needs through empathy, standardized tools and methods. The goal of UX is to discover and solve issues to provide a great experience to users while serving t
Slide 96: The UX CoE's benefits for the BAs and project teams
The UX CoE’s benefits for the BAs and project teams Support the BAs in Help the project Provide more Help Project Promote the fail the end-to-end team understand certainty to the Managers iterate fast and cheap design of the user needs. project team that and deliver mentality. solution and guide sol
Slide 97: The UX CoE's benefits for the Users
The UX CoE’s benefits for the Users Ensure Ensure Reduce the risk applications, applications, of human errors services and services and for operators processes fit user processes are working on critical needs and follow positive and applications. their mental intuitive model and flow. experiences. 9
Slide 98: UX and the Design Thinking process
UX and the Design Thinking process We are here We Propose you to participate to that Step
Slide 99: Participation Opportunity to the Ux Design Track
Participation Opportunity to the Ux Design Track • What do we want to achieve? • Have the opportunity to present you our draft design and ideas and exchange with you about that • Build a tool that will meet our needs and your needs • What can you expect? • Have the possibility to transmit your nee
Slide 100: Public consultation for the capacity contract
Public consultation for the capacity contract
Slide 101: Result of the Public Consultation on the CRM Capacity Contract
Result of the Public Consultation on the CRM Capacity Contract – Public Consultation on the Capacity Contract occurred between 11/03 and 08/04/2022 – 1 feedback: FEBEG replied with remarks Remark Elia answer As a general remark, Fegeb refers to its past non considered comments on the Capacity Elia r
Slide 102: CRM Newsletter
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Slide 103: Subscribe to the CRM Newsletter
Subscribe to the CRM Newsletter • Taskforce CRM : information specific to WG Adequacy (Meeting, Minutes, ect), • CRM Newsletter : information on the different steps of the CRM (operational) processes and the (updated) information published on the Elia CRM webpage; as of June 30 • Subscription via "N
Slide 104: Next meetings
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Slide 105: Foreseen timeslots for next meetings
Foreseen timeslots for next meetings • Thursday 19 May 2022 pm (to be confirmed) • Friday 17 June 2022 pm 105
Slide 106: Thank you!
lia Thank you !