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Florence School “Pillars & Roadblocks” towards EU seamless Transmission System
1. 32nd Florence Forum
Florence School “Pillars & Roadblocks”
towards EU seamless Transmission System
Jean – Michel Glachant
Director Florence School of Regulation
Florence Forum – 17 May 2017 1
2. Seamless EU Transm System
Pillar 1
Coordination
Decisions & Actions
Pillar 2
Sharing
Costs & Benefits
Pillar 3
Solidarity
> Costs & Benefits
Common foundations
Power Target Model & Network Codes
Our Analytical Framework
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Florence School Vision
3. R1: Adoption of a common
methodology for costs
calculation.
Seamless EU Transm System
R2: Review of bidding zones for
DA and ID markets.
Our Vision
Roadblock 1
Dealing with Redispatching Actions
Pillar 1
Coordinating
Actions & Decisions
Pillar 2
Sharing
Costs & Benefits
Pillar 3
Solidarity
> Costs & Benefits
Common foundations
Power Target Model & Network Codes
R1: Common methodology for
costs & benefits calculation and
costs allocation.
----- Long Term -----
R3: Common regulatory
principles for the adoption of the
results of the bidding zones
review.
R2: Review of the bidding zones
for DA and ID markets.
Pillar 1
Coordination
Decisions & Actions
Pillar 2
Sharing
Costs & Benefits
Common foundations
Power Target Model & Network Codes
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4. R1: TSO common methodology
to assess capacity adequacy &
value it cross-border.
R2: EU & MS common
methodology for assessing the
need of CRMs.
Seamless EU Transm System
R3: Full access to neighbouring
resources under market
conditions when crisis affects a
single MS.
R4: TSO driven coordination
and sharing of scarce
available resources during
multilateral crises.
Our Vision
Roadblock 2
Capacity Adequacy and Crisis Management
Pillar 1
Coordination
Decisions & Actions
Pillar 2
Sharing
Costs & Benefits
Pillar 3
Solidarity
> Costs & Benefits
Common foundations
Power Target Model & Network Codes
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5. Thank you for your attention
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7. • One Analytical Framework
# EU already has foundations
# We check three Pillars for a seamless Transmission System
• Two Illustrations
# Roadblock 1: Dealing with Redispatching Actions
# Roadblock 2: Capacity Adequacy & Crisis Management
Our lesson = our vision
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8. • Integration of the European electricity systems began in the
1990s and was addressed by successive Energy Packages.
• Nevertheless, the completion of the IEM is not yet achieved
and the energy transition is creating new challenges.
• Several, often basic, questions were not properly dealt with in
the past decades.
The EU is needing at least three core pillars:
o Comprehensive set of coordination tools;
o Working principles for sharing costs & benefits;
o Solidarity beyond costs & benefits.
Florence Forum – 17 May 2017 8
Analytical Framework: Three Pillars for a
Seamless Transmission System (1)
9. • Around 35 TSOs from 30 countries are there in Europe (EU +
Norway &Switzerland). Coordination among such a large number
of entities is key to have a seamless operation of the
interconnected system, ensuring service delivery and a level
playing field.
• The operation and expansion of the electric system crosses several
political borders. Fair and efficient sharing of the costs and
benefits is essential to enable coordination and cooperation
between actors with different “shareholders”.
• During emergency conditions markets are not always able to take
the necessary swift decisions. In these moments, solidarity beyond
narrow costs & benefits calculation must be displayed in order to
guarantee continuity of supply and the protection of the most
vulnerable customers. Florence Forum – 17 May 2017 9
Analytical Framework: Three Pillars for a
Seamless Transmission System (2)
10. • The growing share of variable RES in the generation mix and
the surge in cross-border trade have increased the need for
TSOs to re-dispatch power plants after market closure. Costs
have gone up.
• Redispatching actions call for cross-border coordination in
system and market operation, in order to minimise overall
costs, take into account spill-over effects and ensure security.
• Redispatching actions call for identification of costs and
benefits and their sharing among interconnected systems.
Florence Forum – 17 May 2017 10
Roadblock 1: Dealing with Redispatching
Actions
11. • The break-up of old monopolies, the increasing interconnection of
neighbouring grids and the deployment of variable RES make
capacity adequacy difficult to assess and inefficient to promote at
the national level.
• Interdependence between national systems makes electricity crisis
management at the national level expensive and often ineffective.
• Capacity adequacy calls for coordination in its assessment at the
regional and European level. Equally, policies that promote it shall
be coordinated beyond national borders.
• Crisis management calls for cross-border sharing of costs at
market prices when scarcity affects one country and for solidarity
among countries when scarcity is multilateral and markets do not
work properly anymore.
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Roadblock 2: Capacity Adequacy and Crisis
Management