This presentation was presented at the masterclass session during 11th Energy Storage World Forum in 2018, Berlin.
Financing energy storage – Masterclass by Green Investment Group takes a deep look on Grid Connected Battery Storage Systems and improving the revenue streams of this business model:
- Energy infrastructure transition
- Choosing the right business model
- Accessing new revenue streams
- Implementing PPA structure
If you’d like to get a deep industry insights and learn in person from energy storage professionals, join our next masterclass at https://energystorageforum.com/register
Financing energy storage - Masterclass By MACQUARIEDavide Bonomi
This presentation was presented at the masterclass session during 11th Energy Storage World Forum in 2018, Berlin.
Financing energy storage - Masterclass by Macqurie focuses on energy markets changes and how they affect corporations:
- Adoption of battery storage
- Typical revenue streams
- Frequency response
- DUoS & TRIADs
- Overlooking UK Capacity Market
If you’d like to get a deep industry insights and learn in person from energy storage professionals, join our next masterclass at https://energystorageforum.com/register
Implementing Net Metering in the Developing WorldRuchir Punjabi
Distributed Energy (www.de.energy) is a platform to match investors with renewable energy projects. We are always looking for ways to promote renewable energy growth in developing countries. This Powerpoint was prepared as a case study to promote the implementation of net metering in a particular country and examines its feasibility as an enabling policy and to what extent it is designed to foster private investment in renewable energy and broaden the nation’s energy mix. The case study examines and provides evidence to support the implementation of net metering and puts forward a convincing case from an economic, social and environmental standpoint. Country-specific references further indicate how net metering has helped respective countries achieve their energy targets and facilitated a transition towards clean energy.
Designed using insight gathered from our customers, this report presents some of the perceived ‘barriers’ to flexibility and highlights how Dong Energy are helping to address these as a company.
Case study for enabling net metering as a means of broadening a nations energy mix and facilitating increased investment in the renewable energy sector
Financing energy storage - Masterclass By MACQUARIEDavide Bonomi
This presentation was presented at the masterclass session during 11th Energy Storage World Forum in 2018, Berlin.
Financing energy storage - Masterclass by Macqurie focuses on energy markets changes and how they affect corporations:
- Adoption of battery storage
- Typical revenue streams
- Frequency response
- DUoS & TRIADs
- Overlooking UK Capacity Market
If you’d like to get a deep industry insights and learn in person from energy storage professionals, join our next masterclass at https://energystorageforum.com/register
Implementing Net Metering in the Developing WorldRuchir Punjabi
Distributed Energy (www.de.energy) is a platform to match investors with renewable energy projects. We are always looking for ways to promote renewable energy growth in developing countries. This Powerpoint was prepared as a case study to promote the implementation of net metering in a particular country and examines its feasibility as an enabling policy and to what extent it is designed to foster private investment in renewable energy and broaden the nation’s energy mix. The case study examines and provides evidence to support the implementation of net metering and puts forward a convincing case from an economic, social and environmental standpoint. Country-specific references further indicate how net metering has helped respective countries achieve their energy targets and facilitated a transition towards clean energy.
Designed using insight gathered from our customers, this report presents some of the perceived ‘barriers’ to flexibility and highlights how Dong Energy are helping to address these as a company.
Case study for enabling net metering as a means of broadening a nations energy mix and facilitating increased investment in the renewable energy sector
Unlocking the appropriate quantity and quality of capital for the Region's sustainable energy needs is the focus on this presentation. Delivered by Tessa Williams Robertson, Head, Renewable Energy/ Energy Efficiency Unit, CDB at the Fifth Caribbean Sustainable Energy Forum in the Bahamas from January 23-25, 2017.
Selling solar services as a contribution to a circular economyJudit Urquijo
The solar services sector sells the service of providing the use of solar electricity to its customer instead of selling solar PV systems (the product). This new business model can be seen as a radical innovation for the solar sector – as it is in other sectors. It is particularly interesting from the perspective of systemic eco- nnovation fostering a carbon-free and circular economy.
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A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) often refers to a long-term electricity supply agreement between two parties, usually between a power producer and a customer (an electricity consumer or trader). The PPA defines the conditions of the agreement, such as the amount of electricity to be supplied, negotiated prices, accounting, and penalties for non-compliance.
Since it is a bilateral agreement, a PPA can take many forms and is usually tailored to the specific application. Electricity can be supplied physically or on a balancing sheet. PPAs can be used to reduce market price risks, which is why they are frequently implemented by large electricity consumers to help reduce investment costs associated with planning or operating renewable energy plants.
Winning Renewable Energy Investment Strategies for Fortune 1000 FirmsICF
ICF International explores how the combination of rapid declines in capital costs, a proliferation of financing options, and growing interest in sustainability make renewable energy an attractive investment for many firms. Whether the customer is deploying its own capital or pursuing projects through power purchase agreements, these projects often carry underappreciated financial risks that impact this win.
Additional discussion topics include examples of on-site solar and off-site wind and solar projects to demonstrate how ICF evaluates project value and helps clients mitigate risks and navigate renewable energy investment strategies.
Relying almost entirely on energy from variable renewable energy sources (vRES) will require a transformation in the way power systems are planned and operated. This webinar will present the report "Power System Strategic Flexibility Roadmap". This work outlines steps for overcoming the challenges in creating power systems with the flexibility needed to maintain system security and reliability while relying primarily on variable energy resources. The work is largely a synthesis of the many reports and studies on this subject. It seeks to summarize that body of work for a less technical audience that will need to put in place the policies, technical changes, and institutional systems necessary to make the power system of the future a reality. For this work we gathered opinions from a dedicated power system flexibility advisory panel, through two meetings, e- mail exchanges, and an online survey.
Jan Vrins, leader of Navigant's global energy practice, examines the state and future of the power industry, including megatrends, tipping points, future state, and the path forward.
Smart Investing is all about seeing the big trend and leaping on it
before everyone else does. While “zero-subsidy” is a new term in the wind power industry it will likely become an even greater and viable opportunity in the next years. Discover the real trends, risks and opportunities behind this novel approach.
Unlocking the appropriate quantity and quality of capital for the Region's sustainable energy needs is the focus on this presentation. Delivered by Tessa Williams Robertson, Head, Renewable Energy/ Energy Efficiency Unit, CDB at the Fifth Caribbean Sustainable Energy Forum in the Bahamas from January 23-25, 2017.
Selling solar services as a contribution to a circular economyJudit Urquijo
The solar services sector sells the service of providing the use of solar electricity to its customer instead of selling solar PV systems (the product). This new business model can be seen as a radical innovation for the solar sector – as it is in other sectors. It is particularly interesting from the perspective of systemic eco- nnovation fostering a carbon-free and circular economy.
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What is a PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) ?
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) often refers to a long-term electricity supply agreement between two parties, usually between a power producer and a customer (an electricity consumer or trader). The PPA defines the conditions of the agreement, such as the amount of electricity to be supplied, negotiated prices, accounting, and penalties for non-compliance.
Since it is a bilateral agreement, a PPA can take many forms and is usually tailored to the specific application. Electricity can be supplied physically or on a balancing sheet. PPAs can be used to reduce market price risks, which is why they are frequently implemented by large electricity consumers to help reduce investment costs associated with planning or operating renewable energy plants.
Winning Renewable Energy Investment Strategies for Fortune 1000 FirmsICF
ICF International explores how the combination of rapid declines in capital costs, a proliferation of financing options, and growing interest in sustainability make renewable energy an attractive investment for many firms. Whether the customer is deploying its own capital or pursuing projects through power purchase agreements, these projects often carry underappreciated financial risks that impact this win.
Additional discussion topics include examples of on-site solar and off-site wind and solar projects to demonstrate how ICF evaluates project value and helps clients mitigate risks and navigate renewable energy investment strategies.
Relying almost entirely on energy from variable renewable energy sources (vRES) will require a transformation in the way power systems are planned and operated. This webinar will present the report "Power System Strategic Flexibility Roadmap". This work outlines steps for overcoming the challenges in creating power systems with the flexibility needed to maintain system security and reliability while relying primarily on variable energy resources. The work is largely a synthesis of the many reports and studies on this subject. It seeks to summarize that body of work for a less technical audience that will need to put in place the policies, technical changes, and institutional systems necessary to make the power system of the future a reality. For this work we gathered opinions from a dedicated power system flexibility advisory panel, through two meetings, e- mail exchanges, and an online survey.
Jan Vrins, leader of Navigant's global energy practice, examines the state and future of the power industry, including megatrends, tipping points, future state, and the path forward.
Smart Investing is all about seeing the big trend and leaping on it
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Paul Corrigan, Mainstream's Head of Corporate Finance presented at the 'Renewable Energy Project Finance' conference. Paul's presentation focused on:
"Funding Project Equity – The Developer’s perspective on how to maximise value:
• Use of Hold Co. Equity vs 3rd party options
• A Build and Hold / IPP Model vs asset disposals
• Emerging markets vs mature
• Changing dynamics / the impact of Yield Cos."
“it’s the transmission, stupid” accurately describes the difficulties the power sector is facing in Pakistan. Many of the issues affecting Pakistan’s power sector, such as power outages, limited access to electricity, inefficient use of the country’s existing power generation capacity, and high system losses, cannot be resolved due to the absence of a reliable transmission network.
Blackouts and load shedding are frequent in Pakistan as a result of the transmission network’s constrained capacity. This has a major impact on households, businesses, and the economy.
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interim basis.
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Introducing Green Investment Group
Europe’s largest team
of green infrastructure
investors
38+
green infrastructure
investment specialists
30+
structuring, technical,
asset management and
green reporting specialists
Led over
£15bn
of investment into
UK green infrastructure
Established
track record
Established
global brands
In-house operational,
technical and policy
expertise
Deep relationships
with infrastructure
focused investors
Strong relationships
with governments in UK
and internationally
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Energy infrastructure transition
Traditional Centralised Energy
Infrastructure
Large-Scale Generation
21st Century Distributed Energy
Infrastructure
Transmission
Distribution
Consumer
Energy efficiency Rooftop solar
Distributed storage
Low
carbon
transport
Smart grid
District
heat
Users can be smarter with
energy consumption
New revenue streams and
business models are emerging
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Batteries are flexible assets and can access multiple revenue streams – choosing the
right business model is important to create an investible structure
Grid connected batteries – GB context
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Capacity Market
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Potential to provide reasonable revenues to a storage project but not contractual and
merchant in nature
1 – based off approximate modelling for a number of GB projects. Exact percentages will vary by asset and operational strategy employed.
Revenue streams – wholesale arbitrage
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Capacity Market
Counterparty Wholesale market
Revenue
percentage1
c. 15%
Contracting
mechanism
Not contractual
Pricing driven by market movements
Performing arbitrage may mean that other
revenue streams cannot be accessed at
the same time
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An important revenue stream for storage projects, but contracts are short term and
pricing uncertain, introducing substantial recontracting risk
1 – based off approximate modelling for a number of GB projects. Exact percentages will vary by asset and operational strategy employed.
Revenue streams – ancillary services
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Capacity Market
Counterparty National Grid
Revenue
percentage1
c. 79%%
Contracting
mechanism
Monthly auction
Contracts can be short term and up to two
years, however NG moving towards short
term contracts
Supply forecast to increase – uncertainty
on where pricing will move
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Long term contracts available (up to 15 years) but pricing and battery de-rating limit
revenues from this from this source
1 – based off approximate modelling for a number of GB projects. Exact percentages will vary by asset and operational strategy employed.
Revenue streams – capacity market
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Capacity Market
Counterparty National Grid
Revenue
percentage1
c. 6%
Contracting
mechanism
Annual auction
Long term contracts available
Pricing collapsed in latest tender (< 1/2
previous tender) and capture dependent
on battery duration
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While flexible, a grid connected asset in GB (and many other grids) is a largely
uncontracted asset – this will not be universally investible
In front of the meter - summary
Multiple revenue steams
But, mostly uncontracted
Risk profile leaves investor
exposed to merchant pricing,
recontracting and regulatory
risk
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Placing a battery behind a meter can allow it access other revenue streams, adding to
the value of the available cash flows
Accessing additional revenue streams
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Host Bill Savings
Capacity Market
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Peak energy prices are significantly higher in the UK than off peak prices – creating an
opportunity for load shifting
Source: Baringa
What revenue streams can be accessed?
Wholesale Arbitrage
DUoS (distribution grid charges)
Capacity Market Charge
TRIAD (transmission grid
charges)
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Important to create a contractual structure which allows these revenue streams to be
monetised and which adds to the investibility of the project
Host bill savings
Wholesale Arbitrage
Ancillary Services
Host Bill Savings
Capacity Market
How do we monetise this?
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A PPA structure can help the host more easily understand its potential savings and risk
profile while also providing the investor with contractual revenues
GIG’s preferred structure
Create contractual base
Price PPA to recover capex
Take returns from non-
contracted revenues
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PPA solution – how it works
Install battery Import energy from
grid at off peak
times
Export energy
during peak hours
via a fixed price
PPA
We charge the
battery at off peak
times at our cost
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Note: Figures based on indicative modelling. It assumes no import constraints. All bills and savings shown assuming customer is on a variable market power pass-through price and not fixed rates
Indicative Total Customer BillIndicative Peak Power vs. PPA Price
Overall indicative savings
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
Existing Consumption With Battery
Wholesale and PPA DUoS Triads Capacity Market Changes
Overall electricity
bill saving
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
2018 2019 2020 2021
Wholesale Cost and Charges Red Band DUoS
Triads CM Charge
Total PPA Price
Indicative 30-50% peak saving
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Other considerations
Use of capital
Resilience
Protection against electricity
price increases
Risk profile
Flexibility
Battery degradation