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Elia Group Sa/nv — Investor Presentation (December 2023)
121 slides from Elia Group Sa/nv's investor presentation, Dec 7, 2023
Slide 1: Users' Group Working group Belgian Grid
Users’ Group Working group Belgian Grid 7 december 2023
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 2
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 3
Slide 4: Flexibele toegang
Flexibele toegang Consultatie & next steps 4
Slide 5: Public Consultation and Incentive on Flexible Access
Public Consultation and Incentive on Flexible Access WG Belgian Grid– 07/12/2023 07.12.2023 | A. Weynants, B. Hoet, S. Stas, F. De Hoe
Slide 6: Agenda
Agenda 1. Introduction : initiatives related to connections with flexible access 2. Incentive on flexible access 3. Public consultation on the design note flexible access 4. Planning & Next Steps WG BG - Public consultation and incentive on flexible access - 07.12.2023 6
Slide 7: 1. Introduction
1. Introduction Initiatives related to connections with flexible access
Slide 8: Initiatives linked to flexibility in 2023 and 2024
What are the initiatives linked to flexibility that were initiated in 2023 and/or will continue in 2024 Public consultation on flexible access GUFlex4CM Goal of public consultation Elia project aiming at • Describe our current way of working wrt GU with • Develop a vision on how to integrate GU flex
Slide 9: 2. Incentive on Flexible access
2. Incentive on Flexible access
Slide 10: CREG Incentive 2024: Vision et Roadmap sur la flexibilité
CREG Incentive 2024 : “Vision et Roadmap sur la flexibilité pour la gestion des congestions et communication transparente sur l’activation de la flexibilité dans le cadre des contrats avec accès flexibles” Assurer la transparence des activations des installations raccordées avec accès flexible en ca
Slide 11: 3. Public consultation on the design note on flexible access
3. Public consultation on the design note on connection with flexible access at the federal grid
Slide 12: Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access: content
Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access on the Federal Transport Grid : content 1. The Criteria justifying a limitation in guaranteed/permanent connection capacity 2. The methodology and assumptions used by Elia in estimating the curtailed energy volumes 3. The impact (if any) of the estimat
Slide 13: Public consultation wrap-up
Public consultation wrap-up Goal of the Public Consultation : • Describe our current way of working w.r.t. client with flexible access at Federal Grid Level (e.g. EOS/EDS, contract, flex activation…) • Identify short/mid term adaptation needs in the Code of Conduct Duration of the Public Consultatio
Slide 14: Clustering of comments
Clustering of comments Connection studies & Fundamental principles contracting Transparency & Predictability of Power Good investment planning to Limitations / More insight in Grid Study minimize the use of flexibility Discount on Grid Tariff Challenge and approval of connection Flexible access for
Slide 15: Consultation: Fundamental principles
Public Consultation on the Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access on the Federal Transport Grid : Fundamental principles Good investment planning to minimize the use of flexibility Elia should remain sufficiently incentivized to increase grid hosting capacity and plan grid investment in ord
Slide 16: Consultation: Fundamental principles / Contracting
Public Consultation on the Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access on the Federal Transport Grid : Fundamental principles / Contracting Discount on Grid Tariff Grid Users with a flexible access should a get a discount on the access tariff. Remuneration of activations The activation of flexib
Slide 17: Consultation: Contracting & Connection studies
Public Consultation on the Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access on the Federal Transport Grid : Contracting & Connection studies Transparency and Predictability of Power modulation, More Insight in Grid Connection Study More transparency and predictability on the expected usage of flexibi
Slide 18: Consultation: Operational aspects
Public Consultation on the Design Note on Connections with Flexible Access on the Federal Transport Grid : Operational aspects Criteria/Merit-Order of Activations Market Parties have concerns regarding the merit-order of flexibility activations, which should include other criteria than only technica
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Slide 20: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 20
Slide 21: Incentives
Incentives Capacity hosting maps – publication website + demo 21
Slide 22: Roadmap to publication of Hosting Capacity Maps
Roadmap to publication of Hosting Capacity Maps WG Belgian Grid: 07/12/2023 R. Devolder & J. Sprooten
Slide 23: Context
Context The main objective of this initiative is • to pro-actively support the evolution of the Belgian energy mix as well as the electrification of consumption • by communicating, in a transparent way, • the connection points potentially available for new connections or for increased capacities of
Slide 24: Planning and milestones
Planning and milestones WG Belgian Grid WG Belgian Grid – 07/12/2023 – – 16/02/2023 – Presentation & 1st stakeholder publication of workshop: WG Belgian Grid Hosting Capacity Annual publication of Identification of needs, Hosting Capacity Maps – 17/05/2023 – Maps relevant hypotheses & WG Belgian Gri
Slide 25: Demo - Hosting Capacity Maps
Demo - Hosting Capacity Maps Hosting Capacity Maps 25
Slide 26: Capacity reservations
Capacity reservations Offtake Onshore wind Batteries NATIONAL TOTAL Additional capacity Current installed taken into account capacity DEMAND FACILITIES 29,0 TWh 82,6 TWh ONSHORE WIND 1,9 GW 3,3 GW OFFSHORE WIND 3,5 GW 2,3 GW SOLAR 3,3 GW 8,3 GW LARGE SCALE BATTERIES 2,8 GW 0,2 GW (*) For other types
Slide 27: Example of results: 0% flex, flat profile, 10km
Example of results: 0% flex, flat profile, 10km Hosting LOAD PROD capacity (MW) 2026 Impact Ventilus & BdH Locations of interest to various grid users Impact of infrastructure 2031 project portfolio
Slide 28: Example of results: 5% flex, flat profile, 10km
Example of results: 5% flex, flat profile, 10km Hosting LOAD PROD capacity (MW) 2026 Impact Ventilus & BdH On average, the hosting capacity doubles/triples by 2031 allowing 5% flex
Slide 29: Key messages & conclusions
Key messages & conclusions The maps Grid user Disproportional shows grid On track for flexibility & capacity connection ambitions if timely reservations timely realization locations of anticipation of the limit the grid interest to allow more/better connection infrastructure various grid grid connec
Slide 30: Next steps
Next steps • The hosting capacity map will be published on 07/12/2023 • A “Frequently Asked Questions” will be foreseen on the Elia website with more detailed information for our stakeholders • For any further questions, existing grid users can contact their Key Account Manager. New grid users/other
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Slide 32: Incentives
Incentives CBA for generators - update 32
Slide 33: Cost benefit analysis on Requirements for generators between 1 and 25 MW
Cost benefit analysis on Requirements for generators applicable on existing and new generating units between 1 and 25 MW Meeting Usersgroup 07/12/2023 | N. Bragard, O. Bronckart, C. Hoedenaeken, S. Temtem
Slide 34: Objective of the incentive
Objective of the incentive The objective of the incentive is to : • Identify the differences between the prescriptions applicable to existing and new PGMs between 1 and 25 MW (not included) and connected to Elia grid (Belgium). • Perform a cost-benefit analysis : • Focused on the PGMs with a power b
Slide 35: Results of the first part: Qualitative CBA done by Elia
Results of the first part of the incentive : Qualitative CBA done by Elia Frequency vs voltage vs Normal state vs Emergency Be robust vs give robustness current Impact/benefit Costs Results of the CBA Sub category GAP analysis Eligible for incentive Classification Benefit Classification Benefit Clas
Slide 36: Feedback from the Market Parties
Feedback from the Market Parties collected on 03/07/23 and via a questionnaire (21/08 – 22/09) The objective of the workshop was to : • Validate the high-level cost assessments done by Elia during the first part of the incentive • Identify how to collect input from market parties concerning the cost
Slide 37: CBA qualitative +
CBA qualitative + Response of market parties : Costs underestimated by Elia Costs slightly underestimated by Elia Costs assessed correctly or overestimated by Elia Conclusions of the exercise (Elia) : • 1) we were able to identify requirements that might have a positive CBA based on a “qualitative +
Slide 38: Insights on the results of the public consultation
Insigths on the results of the public consultation – Answers received from : ODE Vlaanderen, FEBEG/FEBELIEC, FEBEG, 1 grid user (confidential) – Appreciation of the work done and the consultation of market parties – Specific comments : – ODE Vlaanderen: • Great variety of renewable electricity produ
Slide 39: Insights on the results of the public consultation
Insigths on the results of the public consultation – FEBEG/FEBELIEC: • Are strongly against any ex-post implementation of grid code requirements as this would create legal uncertainty and create a precedent for other reatro-active changes to grid codes in the future • Vastness of scope , number of P
Slide 40: Insights on the results of the public consultation
Insigths on the results of the public consultation – FEBEG: • Appreciates the in-depth analysis done on the Gap analysis • Do not agree with many “high-level” conclusions of the quantitiative assessment by Elia as market parties know best their own assets. Doubts on qualitative analysis if not based
Slide 41: Insights on the results of the public consultation
Insigths on the results of the public consultation – Grid user (confidential – chemical sector): • Can follow the reasonning to apply more stringent requirements of new generators to existing generators for fuel-based generators that can be steered • No sense to apply more stringent requirements to
Slide 42: Planning and milestones
Planning and milestones WG Belgian Grid – WG Belgian Grid – WG Belgian Grid – 07/12/2023 – WG Belgian Grid – Presentation of 16/02/2023 – 05/09/2023 – 17/05/2023 – the conclusions 1st stakeholder Presentation of 2st stakeholder workshop: conclusion of workshop: 23/12/23 Presentation of the Workshop
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Slide 44: Incentives
Incentives MVAr - implementatieplan 44
Slide 45: Voltage service - Incentive
Voltage service - Incentive WG BG – 07/12
Slide 46: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 46
Slide 47: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 47
Slide 48: MVAr service incentive – Summary
MVAr service incentive – Summary Context and goals of the incentive • Following entry into force of the new design in 2020, some return of experience is available • This study intends to analyze further possible design improvements for the voltage and reactive power control service in order to: • Op
Slide 49: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 49
Slide 50: Review and recommendations for design optimisations
MVAr service incentive – Review and recommendations for design optimisations 1. Continuous activation control for manual and automatic activation 5. Price setting during the tendering process 1. Introduce the possibility of offering a formula 2. Penalties need to be in line with the continuous inste
Slide 51: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 51
Slide 52: Activation control
Activation control MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design Continuous activation control for manual and automatic activation Instead of only using a select number of samples, Elia proposes to check all samples. • This would remove the issues rega
Slide 53: Activation control feedback
Activation control MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Feedback Public consultation: BOP, BASF: Elia proposes to consider a value of zero in case the reactive power values of two successive 30” Reactive Power measurements in the timestep (quarter hour) of a setpoint re
Slide 54: Penalty design
Penalty design MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design: 𝐷𝑖𝑠𝑐𝑟𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑦 = 𝑄𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑑 − 𝑄𝑚𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒𝑑 Automatic 𝑃𝑒𝑛𝑎𝑙𝑡𝑦 = 𝐷𝑖𝑠𝑐𝑟𝑒𝑝𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑦 ∗ 1.5 ∗ 𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑒𝐿𝑎𝑠𝑡𝑀𝑉𝐴𝑟𝑆𝑢𝑝𝑝𝑙𝑖𝑒𝑑 Manual 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙…
Slide 55: Penalty design
Penalty design MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design: Automatic # %𝑄 = # Manual • The penalties will be the same for both the manual and automatic service Feedback Public consultation: FEBEG: Level of penalty should not be increased. Other…
Slide 56: Communication
Communication MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design Proposal for additional interactions: 1. Sending the available capacities 24h on beforehand for each quarter hour • This allows assets with a variable availability (see later) to participate •
Slide 57: Communication feedback
Communication MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Feedback Public consultation: FEBEG, BASF: If a new protocol is imposed, sufficient time, assistance and testing possibilities are foreseen for the market parties to implement it. The implementation plan should also be
Slide 58: Price formula
Price formula MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design 1: A formula that can be updated on a yearly basis, by the client 1. Most freedom for the client, can propose a fixed price/formula on a yearly basis 2. Need for a yearly tender Feedback Publi
Slide 59: Price formula
Price formula MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design 2: A fixed formula per technology, where the client can ask for an update of the factors on a yearly basis. The structure of the formula is the same for every technology type, but local differ
Slide 60: MVAr activations
MVAr activations MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposal to give an indication of the need for MVAR service In order to be able to better estimate the number of activations for a certain unit, the need in a certain area will be better clarified 1. A map up to the
Slide 61: Availability
Availability MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design Allow for non-mandatory non-active power related assets to declare their hourly availability on beforehand (24h) via revolt, which enables their participation to the voltage service • This reso
Slide 62: Condensator mode
Condensator mode MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design Allow for an additional band of compensator modus 2 Bands for compensator modus Feedback Public consultation: BOP: welcomes the proposal, which can also be utilized by them MVAr incentive 6
Slide 63: MVAr tariff
MVAr tariff MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Proposed new market design There is a change in the MVAr tariff foreseen in the new tariff proposal. This removes the “butterfly” band, which resolves the issue created by the start-up of generation on the industrial site
Slide 64: MVAr tariff
MVAr tariff MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Feedback Public consultation: BASF: gaat niet akkoord met de voorgestelde nieuwe toegangspuntband voor het MVAr tarief (sectie 4.8.2) en blijft bij haar standpunt dat er een strikte scheiding nodig is tussen de VSP en het
Slide 65: MVAr tariff
MVAr tariff MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Feedback Public consultation: BASF: Hoe wordt deze nieuwe toegangspuntband gekoppeld aan de VSP dienst? Niet, zoals onze wens is, of op basis van de VSP tolerantieband? BASF is in het verleden nooit akkoord gegaan met dez
Slide 66: Prequalification
Prequalification MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Simplification for the participation of smaller units Make all operational communication requirements and software/hardware modifications clear from the start: • Currently multiple interactions are needed between Eli
Slide 67: Prequalification
Prequalification MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Simplification for the participation of smaller units Feedback Public consultation: BASF: Wij zijn tevreden met het feit dat Elia de deelname van niet verplichte units wil vereenvoudigen. Het is absurd mochten we voo
Slide 68: Cost
Cost MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Additional simplifications for the participation of non mandatory units Provide a way to cover the upfront investment cost • In order to deliver the service, additional investments are needed. To make the service interesting, th
Slide 69: Development of KPIs
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Development of KPIs BOP: In case there is sufficient competition at a certain location/region in the grid (i.e. sufficient amount of reactive power offered compared to the reactive power needed at the location), there is sufficient p
Slide 70: Decoupling of the prices
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Decoupling of the prices BOP: While the proposed market design by Elia indicates the price bands will be maintained, it is suggested that the pricing of the lower and upper price bands are de-coupled. In case of operation in price br
Slide 71: Grace periods
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Grace periods BOP: Please provide some more clarification on the “grace periods” (exemption from the penalties as per T&C) in case you cannot deliver the service, for instance due to a forced outage. For offshore windfarms, a ‘forced
Slide 72: Penalization in the MVAr tariff
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Penalization in the MVAr tariff BOP: To avoid double penalization, quarter hours for which penalization also occurs via the access tariffs, should be excluded from the continuous activation control. This was the case in the original
Slide 73: Measurement offsets
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Measurement offsets BOP: As mentioned above, measurement differences can be an important reason for failed quarter hours. Remuneration and penalty calculations are done by Elia based on their energy meters at the connection point. Ho
Slide 74: Name of the service
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Name of the service BASF: Wij vragen met aandrang dat meer aandacht zou worden besteed aan logisch, correct en consequent woordgebruik, zowel op vlak van definiëring van concep-ten/begrippen. Er zijn twee soorten diensten die kunnen
Slide 75: Multiple year contract
MVAr service – Review and recommendations for design optimisations Multiple year contract BOP: possibility to extend the contract duration in order to reduce the operational burden Response: Elia finds the proposal valid will further discuss the possibility with the CREG. MVAr incentive 75
Slide 76: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 76
Slide 77: Implementation plan - description
To Be Confirmed This implementation plan has been Implementation plan - description made without any assumption on the changes to the regulatory framework Proposal: • Implementation of modifications to the MVAr T&C mid Q3 2024 – mid Q2 2025 • Implementation and testing of the communication protocol
Slide 78: Agenda
Agenda 1. Incentive description 2. Summary of all proposed changes in the incentive 3. Feedback market parties 4. Implementation plan 5. Next steps MVAr incentive 78
Slide 79: MVAr service incentive – Planning
MVAr service incentive– Planning Indicative timeline: Submission of Workshop with market parties on needs of the study to improvements 2nd workshop with market parties about the CREG March 21 BG proposal of improvements Dec 23 End of June 1. Identification of design Jan 1 – Mar 31 improvements and E
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Slide 81: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 81
Slide 82: Proces EDS/EOS/Capaciteitsreservatie
Proces EDS/EOS/Capaciteitsreservatie Brainstorm 82
Slide 83: Agenda
Agenda 1. Bestaand EOS proces 2. Bestaand EDS proces 3. Moeilijkheden/aandachtspunten – niet-exhaustief 83
Slide 84: EOS – bestaand proces volgens GdC
EOS – bestaand proces volgens GdC - hst 2.1.1) Stappen Bepaling in GDC Timing volgens GDC (1) Aanvraag ingediend door aanvrager Art. 17 § 1: door wie en waarvoor Art. 17 § 2: prioriteit voor HE/WKK (2) Analyse door Elia van de volledigheid Art. 18: inhoud van de aanvraag 10 wd na (1) Art. 19: Public
Slide 85: EOS – bestaand proces (regionale ter info toegevoegd)
EOS – bestaand proces volgens GdC - hst 2.1.1 (regionale ter info toegevoegd) CbC Demandeur (en BRUGEL) Demande envoie offre ur envoie KAM signée = une envoie Demande demande offre complète = d’EOS (1) d’EOS Commande 10 WD Signature de l’offre KAM Remise d’une offre d’étude envoie l’EOS Demande de d
Slide 86: EDS – bestaand process volgens GdC
EDS – bestaand process volgens GdC – hst. 2.1.2 Stappen Bepaling in GDC Timing volgens GDC (1) Aanvraag ingediend door aanvrager Art. 29: door wie en waarvoor + prioriteit voor HE/WKK (2) Analyse door Elia van de volledigheid Art. 30: inhoud van de aanvraag (+ Publicatie aanvraagformulier op website
Slide 87: EDS – bestaand process volgens GdC
EDS – bestaand process volgens GdC – hst. 2.1.2 Demande Client envoie Elia et ur envoie KAM KAM envoie demandeur offre signée = KAM une envoie offre de REA signent le Demande envoie demande offre et projet de contrat de complète = l’EDS d’EDS (1) d’EDS contrat raccordement Commande 10 WD 60 WD 120 W
Slide 88: Bijkomende elementen bemoeilijken het EDS proces
Bijkomende elementen bemoeilijken het EDS proces 1. Regulatoir kader – Geringe aard van de wijziging – Gedeelde aansluitingen – Substantiële modernisering – Aansluitingen met flexibele toegang (ook voor EOS) 2. Hogere complexiteit van de studies 3. In bepaalde gevallen – niet beschreven in de gedrag
Slide 89: Eerste lijst met aandachtspunten
Eerste - niet-exhaustieve lijst – met aandachtspunten: – Reeds geïdentificeerde lacunes in het regulatoir kader opvullen (offerte, bestelling, EDS ipv EOS) – Harmonisering van de beschrijving van het EOS en EDS process – Capaciteitsreservatie: – Behandeling van verbruiksinstallaties tov productie-ee
Slide 90: Wat missen we nog?
sia | 6a Group Wat missen we nog?
Slide 91: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 91
Slide 92: Aansluitingscontract
Aansluitingscontract Opmerkingen marktpartijen 92
Slide 93: Agenda
Agenda 1. Why a new Connection Contract? 2. Revisited concepts 3. Impact on Annexes 4. Timelines Publieke Consultatie Aansluitingscontract 93
Slide 94: 1. Why a revised connection contract?
1. Why a revised connection contract? Current version is outdated and not fit for purpose anymore, not adapted to current realities of Network Users – Regulatory context has evolved: • European codes have appeared • Multiple evolutions of Law and Regulations on Belgian level – New concepts have aris
Slide 95: Matching table – new structure of contract
Matching table – new structure of contract Deel 3- Specifieke voorwaarden Old Article ref New Article Ref Art 16 – opschortende voorwaarden Art 16 : omschrijving van de aansluiting Art 17 Eigendoms & gebruiksrechten Art 17 : eigendoms- en gebruiksrechten Art 18 Tot stand brengen & beheer van aanslui
Slide 96: 2. Revised concepts & structure
2. Revised concepts & structure 1. Conformiteit en schorsing 2. Beëindiging van het contract 3. Aansprakelijkheid 4. Verhouding Detailstudie – Contract 5. Installaties vs. Installaties van de Medecontractant 6. Medecontractant achterliggende gebruikers 7. Planning en restitutie 8. Leveringspunt e
Slide 97: Conformiteit en Schorsing
Conformiteit en Schorsing – Verwijzing naar FON, ION, EON, aangevuld met de afgifte van het installatiedocument // RFG, DCC, voor de ingebruikname van de nieuwe/gewijzingde aansluiting (nieuw art 18.1) – Ingebrekestelling Elia niet enkel bij niet-conformiteit te wijten aan full size beheer, maar ook
Slide 98: Beëindiging van het contract
Beëindiging van het contract – Specifiek geval van art 12.2.4: beëindiging wegens ingebrekeblijven/wijziging juridische/financiële toestand: Met / zonder rechterlijke machtiging ? CREG stelt vragen bij conformiteit met art 5.93 BW Anderzijds: zie motivering goedkeuringsbeslissing 2009 te tra
Slide 99: Aansprakelijkheid (art 7)
Aansprakelijkheid (art 7) – Harmonisatie-oefening => Plaats van incident mag geen impact hebben voor de netgebruiker =>gelijkaardige bepalingen – Kenmerken : – Schadebeperkingsplicht – Termijn voor melden schadegevallen – Geen gedifferentieerd regime gewone- zware fout ; begrip schadeverwekkend feit
Slide 100: Verhouding Detailstudie - Contract
Verhouding Detailstudie - Contract – Detailstudie (voor zover van toepassing) is het technisch akkoord na een aansluitingsaanvraag – De detailstudie wordt verwerkt in bijlage 7 bij de ondertekening van het aansluitingscontract. Ps: bijlage 7 blijft verwijzen naar de detailstudie (die aldus nog blijf
Slide 101: Installaties vs. Installaties van de Medecontractant
Installaties vs. Installaties van de Medecontractant installaties Installaties Installaties van de Elia-Net Aansluitings Installaties van de CDS-gebruiker installaties Medecontractant Elektriciteitsproductie- Elektriciteitsproductie- installatie, verbruiksinstallatie, installatie, Energieopslagfacil
Slide 102: Medecontractant achterliggende gebruikers
Medecontractant achterliggende gebruikers Gegeven: impact op het Elia net van installaties van gebruikers verbonden met installaties van de Medecontractant en aansluitingscontract afgesloten met Medecontractant: Verklaring/garantie Medecontractant dat installaties van achterliggende gebruiker
Slide 103: Planning en restitutie (art 20)
Planning en restitutie (art 20) – Principe van overleg blijft overeind, – coördinatie van planning van hun werken => beperken onbeschikbaarheid elementen Elia-net/aansluiting (en dus toegang tot net) – Vergt informatie-uitwisseling (inclusief backing mbt. achterliggende gebruikers) – In bepaalde gev
Slide 104: Leveringspunt en Marktoegangspunt
Leveringspunt en Marktoegangspunt – Nieuwe definitie Leveringspunt – Ligging: ter hoogte van Toegangspunt of deel uitmakend van Installaties van Medecontractant – Met als doel: 1. verlenen ondersteunende dienst, dienst voor coördinatie & congestiebeheer of dienst CRM 2. EN/OF aanduiding BRP/SUP
Slide 105: Low Frequency Demand Disconnection (LFDD)
Low Frequency Demand Disconnection (LFDD) LFDD-Verplichting en LFDD-Groep gedefinieerd en bepaling toegevoegd aan Art 8.2. Aan deze verplichting kan individueel of op niveau van een LFDD-Groep worden voldaan. Welk verbruik: % -zoals bepaald in SBP- van brutoverbruik als af te koppelen nettobel
Slide 106: 4. Impact on Annexes
4. Impact on Annexes 1. Bijlage 1 - Beschrijving van de installaties 2. Bijlage 7 - Uitvoeringsmodaliteiten nieuwe Aansluiting 3. Bijlage 9 - Gedeelde aansluiting, gezamenlijke behandeling en hoofdelijkheid 4. Bijlage 10 - recht van toegang tot offshore installaties Publieke Consultatie Aansluitings
Slide 107: Bijlage 1 - Beschrijving van de installaties
Bijlage 1 - Beschrijving van de installaties - Naast de traditionele aansluitingscapaciteit ook flexibele aansluitingscapaciteit toegevoegd - Beschrijving van interface- en aansluitingspunten op een gestandaardiseerde manier - Voor productie-installaties en -eenheden, energieopslaginstallaties en- e
Slide 108: Bijlage 7 - Uitvoeringsmodaliteiten nieuwe Aansluiting
Bijlage 7 - Uitvoeringsmodaliteiten nieuwe Aansluiting – Informatie over projecten in realisatie worden enkel nog opgenomen in bijlage 7 - Interface- en aansluitingspunten - Relevante aansluitingscapaciteit , al dan niet flexibel - Flexibiliteit: - bepaling technische modaliteiten (zie ook bijlage 2
Slide 109: Bijlage 9 - Gedeelde aansluiting, gezamenlijke behandeling en hoofdelijkheid
Bijlage 9 - Gedeelde aansluiting, gezamenlijke behandeling en hoofdelijkheid Nieuwe Bijlage 9: overeenkomstig Art 40 Gedragscode dient een akkoord te worden gesloten de transmissienetgebruikers, die de aansluiting delen, en de transmissienetbeheerder. Dat akkoord stelt de rechten en plichten van de
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Slide 111: Agenda
Agenda 1. Flexible access 4. Connection contract 2. Incentives 5. Miscellaneous 2.1. Hosting capacity maps 5.1. Satisfaction survey 2.2. Incentive MVAr 5.2. Roadmap WG BG 2024 2.3. Incentive CBA 5.3 Dates 2024 3. Process EDS/EOS/reservation capacity 111
Slide 112: Tevredenheidsenquête
Tevredenheidsenquête Resultaten 112
Slide 113: UG Survey: Target group and Sample
1. UG Survey: Target group and Sample The survey targeted members of the plenary meeting, the various working groups and the task forces within the Elia Users' Group. Elia provided a database with 537 contact persons. 33 members completed the online questionnaire (response rate = 6%) 2. Result
Slide 114: Results - The subjects we scored well on
2.1. Results - The subjects we scored well on 1. The competence of the Elia experts and the chairmen 2. The general functioning of the working groups and task forces 3. The possibility and willingness to include certain topics on the agenda 4. The practical organization in terms of drawing up consul
Slide 115: Results - The subjects that need some improvements
2.2. Results - The subjects that need some improvements 1. The impact that you have as a member of Plenary Meeting/Working Groups/Task Forces - “Ik kan me soms niet van de indruk ontdoen, dat de richting van de WG en TF reeds op voorhand in klein committee werd beslist (e.g. met andere stakeholders
Slide 116: Your Suggestions for improvement
3. Your Sugges ons for improvement 1. Long term vision - “Sometimes I feel like we're missing the long term vision: because of the time work/pressure proposals that can't be implemented on short run are sometimes pushed back while they deserve more attention.” 2. Time for discussions and more intera
Slide 117: Actions to respond to suggestions for improvement
4. Actions to respond to suggestions for improvement 1. Establishment of The Horizontal Electricity System Think Tank More time for debate in the Plenary Meeting Focus on long-term events Separate the very technical issues (Working Group related) and the more high level topics 2. We not longer
Slide 118: Roadmap WG BG 2024
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Slide 119: Roadmap WG BG 2024
Roadmap WG BG 2024 Contracten Reglementen Aansluitingscontract Gedragscode – Q4 2024 - Boek 2 aansluiting: process EDS/EOS en Toegangscontract capaciteitsreservering - Alignatie op aansluiting - Integratie multiple BRP Federaal Technisch reglement - TBD - Technische vereisten: analyse dringende Ambi
Slide 120: Data 2024
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Slide 121: Data 2024
Data 2024 – 26/01/2024 10:00u – 12:30u – 22/03/2024 09:30u – 12:30u – 27/06/2024 13:00u – 16:00u – 01/10/2024 09:30u – 12:30u – 13/12/2024 09:30u – 12:30u Title of presentation 121