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Fluxys Belgium Sa Class D — Investor Presentation (May 2018)
167 slides from Fluxys Belgium Sa Class D's investor presentation, May 17, 2018
Slide 1: End Users Day 2018: Gas Supply and Demand Outlook
2018 END USERS GAS SUPPLY AND DAY DEMAND OUTLOOK 12th Edition 1 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 2: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 3: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 4: Gas Supply and Demand Outlook
GAS SUPPLY AND DEMAND OUTLOOK Arno Büx Chief Commercial Officer 4
Slide 5: Agenda
Agenda • World & European Energy Outlook • The Role of Gas in the Energy Transition 5 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 6: World Energy Outlook (IEA)
World Energy Outlook (IEA) Tipping the energy world off its axis • Four large-scale upheavals in global energy set the scene for the new Outlook: − The United States is turning into the undisputed global leader for oil & gas − Solar PV is on track to be the cheapest source of new electricity in many
Slide 7: World Gas Demand 2017 Up 3%: China and Europe Fastest Growing
WORLD GAS DEMAND 2017 UP 3%: CHINA AND EUROPE FASTEST GROWING MARKETS World North America South America Middle East Africa CIS Europe Asia % -2 0 2 4 6 8 7 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 8: Gas-Fired Power Generation Up 7%
TWh GAS-FIRED POWER GENERATION UP 7%: +42 TWh 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Wind, solar and Lignite and hard Gas 2010-2017 Nuclear 2010-2017 biomass 2010-2017 coal 2010-2017 • Lower hydro generation • Same level of coal-to-gas switching as in 2016 [Agora Energiewende – Sandbag 2018] 8 E
Slide 9: More Pipe Gas from Russia and Norway, More LNG
MORE PIPE GAS FROM RUSSIA AND NORWAY, MORE LNG bcm bcm 200 192 2016 2017 200 2016 2017 178 180 180 160 160 140 140 116 120 109 120 100 100 80 80 60 51 50 60 45 45 46 39 40 24 24 27 40 17 20 20 0 0 Russia Norway Algeria Qatar Other UK Netherlands (incl. LNG LNG) Major indigenous EU Major exporters in
Slide 10: 2016-2040: Energy Demand +30%
2016-2040: ENERGY DEMAND +30% (Mtoe) Game changers: • Various countries change roles • Solar PV on track to be the cheapest source of new electricity in many countries [IEA – World Energy • Electricity broadens its horizon Outlook 2017] 10 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes
Slide 11: Gas: China Engine of Global Demand Growth
GAS : CHINA ENGINE OF GLOBAL DEMAND GROWTH [IEA, World Energy Outlook 2017] 11 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 12: Focus on Europe: Additional Imports Needed
FOCUS ON EUROPE: DESPITE FLAT DEMAND OUTLOOK, ADDITIONAL IMPORTS NEEDED Import requirements EU28 production EU : imports (Norway incl.) cover Demand 75% of consumption (2016) bcm/y 500 Nigeria Others 450 2% 2% 400 Qatar 6% 350 Algeria 10% 300 250 200 150 Russia 44% 100 50 0 Norway 2016 2025 2030 203
Slide 13: Covering the Supply Gap in Europe
COVERING THE SUPPLY GAP IN EUROPE: ADDITIONAL PIPE GAS ON ITS WAY Pipe LNG • Additional pipe gas Nord from Russia Stream II • Additional pipe gas from Southern Gas Corridor ˃ Azerbaijan ˃ Turkmenistan ˃ Middle East Turkish Stream ˃ East Med ˃ Recent promising gas discovery off Cyprus Southern Corrid
Slide 14: Agenda
Agenda • World & European Energy Outlook • The Role of Gas in the Energy Transition 14 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 15: Europe: Major Challenges in Climate and Air Quality
EUROPE: MAJOR CHALLENGES IN CLIMATE AND AIR QUALITY Long term: ambitious 2030 targets Short term: particulate matters and other for a low-carbon economy polluting emissions drastically decrease European Commission estimates premature deaths from air pollution at • At least 40% less greenhouse 400.00
Slide 16: Electricity Transition or Energy Transition?
ELECTRICITY TRANSITION OR ENERGY TRANSITION? Energiemix in België Elektriciteitsmix in België Totaal: 630 TWh Totaal: 85 TWh Afval (niet Waterkracht en hernieuwbaar) 1% pompaccumulatie 3% Steenkool en andere Vaste brandstoffen 6% fossiele brandstoffen 6% Hernieuwbare energie 7% Hernieuwbare energie
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Slide 18: Short Term: Switching on Natural Gas
Natural gas: best emission profile among fossil fuels SHORT TERM: till -23% SWITCHING ON NATURAL GAS STRONGLY REDUCES till AIR POLLUTION AND -90% till till -99% -99% DECREASES CO2- EMISSIONS CO2 NOx Particulate matter SO2 Green House effect Air Quality Emission: natural gas compared with diesel, gas
Slide 19: Long Term: Complementarity Between Electricity and Gas
LONG TERM: COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN ELECTRICITY AND GAS IS THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION CO2 Gas storage Gas-to-power Green hydrogen Power-to-gas Synthetic methane Biomethane Green power Green gas 19 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 20: Complementarity?
COMPLEMENTARITY? • The strengths and weaknesses of electricity and gas are complementary: the one energy lends itself poorly to what the other is good at • Both the electricity system and the gas system are particularly suitable for the inflow and the transport of renewable energy • We can significa
Slide 21: Electricity System Not Suitable for Filling Heat Demand
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM NOT SUITABLE FOR FILLING HEAT DEMAND 60 GW 50 Max. peak load gas 71 GW 40 system: 57 GW Ability to deliver via the electricity networks 30 Max. peak load electricity system : 14 GW 20 ≈ 20 TWh 10 Need for flexibility through seasonal storage 0 Consommation de gaz en 2016 Natural g
Slide 22: European Commission Confirms Our Vision
EUROPEAN COMMISSION CONFIRMS OUR VISION End of 2019 new regulatory proposals • Sector linkage: combining electricity and gas infrastructure via e.g. power-to-gas, incl. Incentives to do so • Green gas: adjusting the regulatory framework for the development of green gas « It is not a good idea to go
Slide 23: Role of Gas in a Carbon-Neutral Energy System
• Role of gas and gas infrastructure in a carbon-neutral energy system? • Potential green gas in Europe? • Impact on the cost of the energy transition? 23 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 24: Full Electrification vs Electricity and Gas Storage Case Study
FULL ELECTRIFICATION: CASE STUDY: ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY AND GAS STORAGE AND USE OF GREEN GAS 24 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 25: Potential Production of Green Gas by 2050
Potential production green gas Impact on social costs for the horizon 2050: 122 billion m³ / year heating, transport and electricity (1,350 TWh / year) segments? 24 BCM 45 BCM 72 BCM 98 BCM 5 BCM Heating and electricity production Transport Biomethane Green Hydrogen Industrie Etude Ecofys In compari
Slide 26: Compass/Fluxys Study: Role of Gas in Belgium's Energy Challenge
STUDY COMPASS / FLUXYS: THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE BELGIUM’S BELGIAN ENERGY SYSTEM IN THE FUTURE ENERGY CHALLENGE • Provide factual and quantified data on the contribution that gas can make to the energy transition • Ambitious scenario for the decarbonisation of the Belgian energy system horizon 2050 •
Slide 27: Sensitivities on Energy Usages
Sensitivities on energy usages TC Key findings: The direct use of gas is the most efficient solution in some usages and supports decarbonisation Security of Affordability Sustainability electricity supply Gas boilers Gas condensing boilers would reduce emissions, at least cost as no network reinforc
Slide 28: Key Messages
Key messages EN ERGY Gas can play a decisive role as an enabler of an efficient energy transition both in the short and long term 2030 Gas as transition fuel towards a decarbonised energy sector Reduce emissions and improve air quality when substituting for other fuels in transport, residential, and
Slide 29: Gas and Gas Infrastructure Are an Integral Part of the Solution
GAS & GAS INFRASTRUCTURE ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SOLUTION • Gas & gas infrastructure enable renewable generation capacity to continue building up (in contrast with nuclear) − Gas-fired power stations offer the flexibility required to serve as back-up for variable renewable generation − Combined
Slide 30: Power System Requires Increasingly More Flexibility
POWER SYSTEM REQUIRES INCREASINGLY MORE FLEXIBILITY As more and more renewable capacity gets installed, increasingly more flexibility is needed to back-up for the variable generation profile [Elia Adequacy Report] 30 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 31: Power Imports: Available on a Firm Basis?
POWER IMPORTS: AVAILABLE ON A FIRM BASIS? MW 5.000 "Compared with our 4.000 neighbouring countries, we are Daily average Import capacity power grid a small system heavily 3.000 Min/max range IMPORTS dependent on imports. over the day Consequently, a problem 2.000 occurring in another country may als
Slide 32: Decommissioning of Dispatchable Generation Capacity
…WHILE ACCOMMODATING THE DECOMISSIONING OF DISPATCHABLE GENERATION CAPACITY AS WELL Dependence on power imports after 2017 and phase-out of coal by 2030 26 GW generation capacity likely to close in the early 2020’s 2022-2026: phase-out while only 2 GW of 6 GW nuclear dispatchable capacity generation
Slide 33: Fluxys' Innovation Avenues
THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION FLUXYS’ INNOVATION AVENUES 50,5% 33,8% Power-to-gas project with Colruyt Group 61,2% 49,5% Boostheat: Thermodynamic gas well pump CO2-project with Port of Antwerp 33 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 34: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 35: Focus on Belgium
End User’s Day 2017 Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville Director Commercial Regulated End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 36: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 36 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 37: Transmission: Consumption of Industrials
Transmission: consumption of industrials in GWh GWh Industrial consumption over the years 5.000 4.500 4.000 3.500 3.000 2.500 2.000 1.500 1.000 500 Industry 2010 Industry 2011 Industry 2012 Industry 2013 Industry 2014 Industry 2015 Industry 2016 Industry 2017 Industry 2018 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Slide 38: Transmission: Consumption of Power Plants
Transmission: consumption of power plants in GWh GWh Power Plants consumption over the years 8.000 7.000 6.000 5.000 4.000 3.000 2.000 1.000 PP 2010 PP 2011 PP 2012 PP 2013 PP 2014 PP 2015 PP 2016 PP 2017 PP 2018 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2017: increase compared with 2016 (+3,4%) M1-M4/2018: decr
Slide 39: Transmission: Consumption of Distribution
Transmission: consumption of distribution in GWh GWh Public Distribution consumption over the years 18.000 16.000 14.000 12.000 10.000 8.000 6.000 4.000 2.000 PD 2010 PD 2011 PD 2012 PD 2013 PD 2014 PD 2015 PD 2016 PD 2017 PD 2018 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2017: average consumption level for the
Slide 40: Transmission: Total Belgian Consumption
Transmission: total Belgian consumption in GWh GWh Belgian consumption over the years 30.000 25.000 20.000 15.000 10.000 5.000 Belgium 2010 Belgium 2011 Belgium 2012 Belgium 2013 Belgium 2014 Belgium 2015 Belgium 2016 Belgium 2017 Belgium 2018 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2017 : higher consumption l
Slide 41: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 41 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 42: Introduction: Cold Spell February-March 2018
Introduction • Cold spell (double-digit sub-zero t°): from 27/2 till 3/3 • 28/2: Shut-down BBL (NL UK) (7h00-17h00) • 1/3: − National Grid (UK) has issued a gas deficit warning as outages and cold weather left the system undersupplied » Demand in UK and continental markets hits records by freezing
Slide 43: Evolution of Day Ahead Index on Major European Hubs
Evolution of Day Ahead index on major European hubs 1/3 = “peak” day, but cold spell started earlier from 27/2 onwards Outages in UK/NOR/BBL combined with high gas demand (temp° related) triggered all over Europe high gas prices on all markets 43 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information pu
Slide 44: Impact on Belgian Balancing System
Impact on Belgian balancing system During cold spell, market was structurally short, also in Belgium. Fluxys reaction zone Cumulated market balancing position went Excess beyond limits at which Fluxys BE starts Market threshold compensating: • From 26/2 to 2/3 (H + L): gas purchases ~150.000 MWh S
Slide 45: What About Loenhout Storage?
What about Loenhout storage? • Loenhout filling level is at historical low Loenhout Filling Level TWh level, already before cold spell was 10 8 announced (13% on 26/2) 6 • At this level contractual emission rights are 4 Fill rate on capped, in line with pressure in reservoir 2 15/3 = 6% 0 • But any
Slide 46: Comparing Cold Snaps
COMPARING 2 COLD SNAPS Feb-March 2013 Feb-March 2018 • Back of the winter season • Back of the winter season • Low storage levels (40%) – Rough almost empty • Low storage levels (35%) – Rough closed • Sudden cold snap in NW-Europe • Sudden cold snap in NW-Europe • Unexpected partial unavailability o
Slide 47: Conclusion
Conclusion • Market stress due to combination of high demand, poor forecasts, constrained production, low level of storage, and UK/NOR outages • Balancing gas available…but at a price − Gas index prices all over Europe under pressure (60€/MWh and more) • Change in flow pattern observed − Increased f
Slide 48: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 48 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 49: Evolution of Investments
Evolution of investments (in mio€ 2017 ) Total investments ‘18-’27: 549 mio€ The investments of the last 10 years consolidated the Belgian network as a crossroads of natural gas flows in the region, with large capacity ( > 10 M m³/h), bi-directional and without congestion. Future investment plan has
Slide 50: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 50 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 51: Simplify, Substitution Services, Virtual Interconnection Points
1. SIMPLIFY 2. Substitution Services 3. Virtual Interconnection Points 4. Quality Conversion Service 51 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 52: Simplify
1 SIMPLIFY Simplifying our services will increase their value for you Our simplify roadmap is built upon • your input on relevant improvements • internal analysis and challenging of the status quo Gas market are evolving • a stepwise approach for implementation towards short term and virtualization
Slide 53: Improving Our Offer Along the Shipper Journey
1 SIMPLIFY IMPROVING OUR OFFER ALONG THE SHIPPER JOURNEY AND VALUE CHAIN Redesign Commercial website & data access – group level Convenience Determining Becoming Buying Using Paying in capacity shipper capacity capacity invoice need booking and using Digitalize sales process Economics Streamline inv
Slide 54: First Concrete Changes
1 SIMPLIFY FIRST CONCRETE CHANGES Sales channels & products Invoice simplification • Offer IP products on PRISMA and at • Streamline invoicing cycle least on day-ahead basis • Invoice digitalization • Remove fees/services with no to limited added-value Proposed invoicing cycle Positive market reacti
Slide 55: Substitution Services
2 Substitution Services SUBSTITUTION SERVICES • Several requests to offer flexibility in using existing LT contracts − Our proposal: several “substitution” services whereby an existing contract can be transferred onto a new IP, insofar it was surrendered and the new capacity acquired on PRISMA − Con
Slide 56: Substitution in a Nutshell
2 Substitution Services SUBSTITUTION IN A NUTSHELL Capacity Reshuffling Conversion 4Y/5Y YD-A Yearly Diversion L/H Switch YM 56 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 57: Virtual Interconnection Points
3 VIP VIRTUAL INTERCONNECTION POINTS Alveringem • Successful launch of Virtualys – First VIP in NW Europe VIRTUALYS Blaregnies Blaregnies Quevy Segeo Zelzate 1 Zandvliet H • With GTS, a similar model could be introduced VIP BE-NL ‘ s Gravenvoeren • So far implementation halted in NL, awaiting clarif
Slide 58: Quality Conversion Services: Our Current Offer
4 Quality Conversion QUALITY CONVERSION SERVICES OUR CURRENT OFFER Peak load HL service: − From 1 Nov to 31 Mar: 177k.m³(n)/h conditional to temperature + 23k.m³(n)/h interruptible sold in bundles − 1 bundle = 1kWh/h Firm + 0,13kWh/h Interr. − Tariff: » Fixed tariff: 1,695€/bundle » Variable tariff
Slide 59: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 59 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 60: ZTP Further Growing in 2017
ZTP FURTHER GROWING IN 2017 Yearly net traded volumes 1.200 TWh/y ZTP physical ZTP notional (H&L) > 1.000 TWh 1.000 • Since 1/10/2017, ZTP Physical and +50% Notional trading are coupled through 800 Imbalance Transfer Service 600 400 • ZTP Notional traded volume still on the 200 growth with year-on-y
Slide 61: ZTP Traded Volumes
61 100 120 0 20 40 60 80 Oct-12 Nov-12 Dec-12 Jan-13 Feb-13 Mar-13 TWh/month Apr-13 May-13 Jun-13 Jul-13 Aug-13 Sep-13 Oct-13 2017 Nov-13 Dec-13 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 Apr-14 May-14 Average # of active parties per day Jun-14 Jul-14 Highest traded volume per day (GWh) Average traded volume per day (GWh
Slide 62: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 62 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 63: LNG Activity at Zeebrugge
LNG ACTIVITY @ ZEEBRUGGE 2nd May 2018, first Transshipment from arctic LNG vessel to conventional LNG carrier Works on track with 5th Tank 63 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 64: Reinforcing Our Reloading Offer
REINFORCING OUR RELOADING OFFER Standard Additional Small-scale Berthing Right Berthing Right Berthing Right > 140.000 m³LNG 15.000 m³LNG 1.000-2.000 m³LNG 2010 2014 2018 • Our new Small-Scale Berthing Right proposal aims at supporting the development of small-scale activity at Zeebrugge • Main char
Slide 65: Storage Services for Season 2018-2019
STORAGE SERVICES FOR SEASON 2018-2019 Loenhout Storage Capacities 800 700 680 MCM • The offer for season 2018-2019 * 600 280 MCM consists of 500 400 − 280 MCM in SBU’s 300 200 − Additional Storage Services 100 0 » Volume, injection or withdrawal » Resulting from the unsold SBUs SBU (LT) SBU (MT) SBU
Slide 66: Agenda
AGENDA • Belgian Consumption in 2017 • High gas prices March 2018 • Investment Plan 2018-2027 • Latest developments in Transmission • ZTP • LNG & Storage • Tariff Methodology 2020-2023 : CREG Consultation 66 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 67: Process & Timeline 2018/2019: Tariff Methodology
Process & Timeline 2018/2019 Tariff methodology – CREG Public Formal Consultation Tariff discussions with by CREG methodology - CREG Formal approval (19/04 – 17/05) Mar 2018 Apr/May 2018 May/Jun 2018 Tariff design 2020-2023 & TAR NC implementation Discussions with CREG Consultation Apr-Sep 2018 Oct-
Slide 68: CREG's Methodology 2020-2023: Main Elements
CREG’s Methodology 2020-2023 – Main elements Main principles of regulation unchanged (RAB x WACC regime) Main changes concerns: • Risk free rate (OLO) fixed ex-ante: 2,4% for 2020-2023 period − Based on prognoses bureau du plan for 2020-2022 − No more ex-post correction of WACC based on realized OLO
Slide 69: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 70: Innovation in Gas
Innovation in Gas End-user day – 17/05/2018 Nicolas Gielis Innovation Manager End User Day Non-binding Meeting 17document confidential May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 71: How Is Fluxys Promoting Innovative Use of Natural Gas?
How is Fluxys promoting innovative use of Natural Gas ? Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 72: Off-grid Gas
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 73: Off-grid LNG and CNG
off-grid LNG LNG Terminal Off-grid facility Local grid Industry (SME) < 1 M Nm³/y LNG trailer 50 m³ LNG Residential Distribution OFF-GRID CNG End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 74: LNG for Ship
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 75: LNG Offers a Sustainable Marine Fuel Solution
LNG OFFERS A SUSTAINABLE MARINE FUEL SOLUTION SOx emission NOx emission reduction1 reduction1 HFO with Exhaust Gas 95% 75% Scrubbers Marine Gas 80% Oil (MGO) 95% LNG 100% 90% 1) Reduction based on current emissions by HFO Source: DMA; DNV; Wärtsilä; Germanischer Lloyd; Roland Berger Marine emission
Slide 76: LNG as Marine Fuel Is Growing
LNG AS MARINE FUEL IS GROWING Higher LNG newbuilds indicate a more durable long term commitment to LNG Marine emission control is tightening. LNG is a clean alternative to Heavy Fuel Oil Number of LNG-fueled ships are increasing year by year! Fluxys is looking at bunkering infrastructure development
Slide 77: Innovative Appliances
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 78: Innovative Appliances: Micro CHP
Innovative appliances: Micro CHP • Micro-CHP allows the supply of both heat and electricity from a single energy source EXHAUST 10-15% • Lower energy bills for energy customers • Security of supply enhanced by reducing reliance on centralized power production ELECTRICIT Y 10-25% • Micro-CHP also all
Slide 79: Innovative Appliances: Gas Heat Pumps
Innovative appliances: Gas hEAT PUMPs • Revolutionary low carbon technology appliance • Gas powered heat pump with thermodynamic compressor (the core of the innovation) • Company developing in line with commercialization planned for end 2018 • Fluxys invested in boostHEAT to support industrialisatio
Slide 80: Biogas
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 81: Innovation Avenues for Bio-methane
Innovation avenues for Bio-methane New Holland methane-powered tractor MicrobEnergy: combining biogas and power-to-gas Low density energy carrier Decentralized units Biogas could be injected into the natural gas grid or used locally End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 82: Fluxys Belgium Prepares for Green Gas Injection
Fluxys Belgium prepares for Green gas injection Blue Shipper B Imbalance IP GER Germany, … Pooling Hydrogen injection Green Shipper B IP NL Netherlands,.. • Market Model update • Biogas registry for Belgium • Cross Border trade ZTP DSO Bio CNG Green clients Green DSO Hourly metered Shipper A SLP , …
Slide 83: Will the Future System Be Centralized, Decentralized or Both?
Will the future system be centralized, decentralized or both? Potential of biofuels is limited Complete decentralized/local renewable power generation is currently not possible in NW-EU End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 84: Power to Gas
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 85: Power-to-Gas Infrastructure to Complement Renewables
POWER-TO-GAS (P2G) INFRASTRUCTURE to complement renewables • As renewable power generation base grows, challenge of matching demand and production increases • Shortfall: case for gas-fired generation • Excess: need to valorize the energy Wind energy investments • Renewable power generation base • P2
Slide 86: P2G Facilitates an Integrated Energy System
P2G facilitates an integrated energy system POWER-TO-GAS: Power grid Gas grid Conversion into electricity Wind Vehicles Storage of electricity Sun Gas storage Gas-fired Power Plant If P2G further develops, an hydrogen grid will be H2 needed. Electrolysis / H2 tank This grid should offer the Methanat
Slide 87: Centralized Renewable Power Generation Is Needed
Centralized renewable power generation is needed 8% of the existing desert surface Enormous potential & available could supply the global energy space for wind energy at sea need source: IEA Noor 1 Power Station in Morocco North Sea Wind Power Hub Why not convert this green energy to H2 and transpor
Slide 88: Fuel Cells
Fuel cells • Some fuel cells can run on natural gas (ex Microsoft) • Fuel Cell benefits − High electrical efficiency (>60%) − Limited maintenance (no moving parts) • FC for mobility – prices are falling End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 89: Fuel Cells
Fuel Cells • Fuel Cells enable the connection between gas and electricity grid • Rapid market growth forecasted − Japan: 190000 units in 2017, 5 000 000 by 2030 forecasted − EU: 3000 units in 2017 Source http://www.fuelcelltoday.com End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 90: Carbon Capture
Natural Gas Off-grid gas LNG for ship Green carrier Innovative appliances Biogas CO2 Power to gas Carbon capture End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 91: CCS Is Vital to Reach Climate Goals
Ccs is vital to reach climate goals • CCS has not enjoyed same support as REN • CCS is part of the EU 2030 climate and energy policy framework • Part of IEA 2DS & B2DS scenarios • Only way to produce clean chemicals, plastics, steel, fertilizers, cement • Policy essential to realize these opportunit
Slide 92: Carbon Capture Techniques
Carbon capture techniques Example: coal & gas power plants Mature add-on technology SMR H2 production to supply gas power plant, heating,… Mature technology Easier CC after combustion Needs further R&D End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 93: What's Next: Disruptive Technologies
What’s NEXT : Disruptive technologies In Switzerland, a giant new machine is sucking carbon directly from the air (Science, June 1, 2017) “UC Santa Barbara team develops catalytic molten metals for direct conversion of methane to hydrogen without forming CO2” (Green Car Congress 17 Nov. 2017) Source
Slide 94: The Future Will Be Complex but Fluxys Is Ready
The future will be complex but Fluxys is ready to take on the challenge • Added value through extensive experience with Storage Transport Terminalling • Value through − O&M expertise − Existing experience in gas asset construction − Envisioned commercial synergies (Unbundled; Entry-Exit market model
Slide 95: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 96: Conversion L/H
CONVERSION L/H Denis Bawin Public Distribution Interface Manager End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 97: Conversion L/H Agenda
Conversion L/H Agenda 1. L gas in Belgium 2. Situation in NL 3. Conversion L-H in Belgium: planning End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 98: Coexistence of Two Types of Gas in Belgium
Coexistence of two types of gas in Belgium ▪ The natural gas from the Netherlands (L-gas) is the first natural gas imported in Belgium (1966) ▪ Due to the increase of natural gas consumption, Belgium imported H-gas as from end 1970 also from other sources (Algeria, Norway, United Kingdom, Qatar, etc
Slide 99: H-gas / L-gas
H-gas / L-gas ▪ H & L gas groups are defined by European Norm EN437 ▪ High calorific gas contains more energy by cubic meter ▪ Low calorific gas contains more nitrogen and therefore less energy by cubic meter ▪ The technical conditions for distribution are different (H-gas : 21 mbar, L-gas : 25 mbar
Slide 100: L Gas: Stakeholders
L Gas : Stakeholders GRT DSO Regulators/Authorities Shipper & suppliers NL … LT supply Autorité contracts néerlandaise 18 shippers Belgian federal Authorities + suppliers DSO BELGIUM Regional Authorities Shipper & suppliers FRANCE … French Authorities End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for informati
Slide 101: Conversion L/H Agenda
Conversion L/H Agenda 1. L gas in Belgium 2. Situation in NL 3. Conversion L-H in Belgium: planning End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 102: The Decline of the L-gas Groningen Gas Field
The decline of the L-gas Groningen gas field • Gas field is 75% depleted • (from 2800 bcm initial in 1963 to 680 bcm currently left) End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only 102 bcm = billion cubic meter
Slide 103: L-gas Future in the Netherlands
L-gas future in the Netherlands • The NL authorities announced* in December 2012 that : ▪ Market conversion is the chosen solution for the decline of Groningen (no further investments in L-gas storages and quality conversion) ▪ Market conversion to start first in DE, BE, FR ▪ Current contracts will
Slide 104: Earthquakes Are Accelerating the Process
Earthquakes are accelerating the process ▪ 2010-2013 : Highest yearly production volumes since 1985 (relatively cold years) ▪ Increase of earthquakes (amount and intensity) during the same period ▪ Increase of social and political pressure to limit the Groningen production 75 bcm 50 bcm Begin 2018,
Slide 105: Update from NL Authorities
Update from NL authorities • Letter from Energy Minister to Parliament 29/03/18 (main elements) − As of 2030 no production from the Groningen field − The gas extraction level is set to fall below 12 billion m³(n) by no later than October 2022 − Let GTS build the nitrogen installation and purchase th
Slide 106: Update GTS Investment Plan
Update GTS Investment plan (NOP2017-addendum) 106 Source : GTS, NOP2017-addendum End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 107: Update GTS Investment Plan
Update GTS Investment plan (NOP2017-addendum) Expected effect of all measures on Groningen production 107 Source : GTS, NOP2017-addendum End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 108: Conversion L/H Agenda
Conversion L/H Agenda 1. L gas in Belgium 2. Situation in NL 3. Conversion L-H in Belgium: planning End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 109: Federal Communication
Federal communication - Federal communication campaign launched by Minister Marghem on 02/10/2017 - General information website available and presented to stakeholders - Website includes search by postcode application leading to “impacted/non impacted” identification - If case of “impacted”, link to
Slide 110: Indicative Conversion Planning
Indicative conversion planning The main criteria used to develop the indicative planning are : ▪ Ensuring the availability and continuity of the transport and distribution capacity for the market (including transit capacities to France) ▪ Maximum re-use of existing transport and distribution infrast
Slide 111: L-net Conversion
amount of clients to be converted by year 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 4886 17 53217 30787 127663253482221278208077 91698 94695 162419 126540 90740 209141 L-net Conversion
Slide 112: Synergrid Planning & Progress
Synergrid planning & progress Note : Planning 2020 currently under approval within Synergrid 112 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only Active & non active connections
Slide 113: Conversion Step 01/06/2018
Conversion step 01/06/2018 about 50.000 connections + 3 Fluxys industrial clients 113 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 114: Planning 2019
Planning 2019 about 30.000 connections + 1 Fluxys industrial client 114 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 115: Timing & Switch of Entry
Timing & Switch of entry • The indicative planning has started in 6/2016 and will finish by end 2029 − The precise timing of the conversion of each end user depends on the localisation on the Fluxys network. • Fluxys organised a specific info session for the end users connected on its L-network in S
Slide 116: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 117: Update New SOS Regulation
UPDATE NEW SOS REGULATION Denis Bawin Public Distribution Interface Manager End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 118: Update New Gas SOS Regulation
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION NEW SOS REGULATION (EU) 2017/1938 • After 3 years of proposals, discussions and debates, the new SoS regulation has been approved and published in the EU Official Journal : Regulation (EU) 2017/1938 of 25 October 2017 concerning measures to safeguard the security of gas
Slide 119: Regional Collaboration: Regional Risk Assessments
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION THE REGIONAL COLLABORATION : REGIONAL RISK ASSESSMENTS • By 1st of November 2017 ENTSOG has performed a Union-wide simulation of gas supply and infrastructure disruption scenarios, as defined in the Regulation. • Based on the scenarios developed in this simulation, regi
Slide 120: Regional Collaboration: Belgium Part of 5 Supply Routes
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION THE REGIONAL COLLABORATION : REGIONAL RISK ASSESSMENTS • Belgium part of 5 supply routes : − Belarus route (Czech Republic, Belgium, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia) − Baltic Sea route (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Den
Slide 121: Solidarity: Principles
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION SOLIDARITY : PRINCIPLES • Art. 13 of Regulation introduces new solidarity principle where A Member State connected to another Member State having requested the solidarity shall take the necessary measures to ensure that gas supply to customers other than solidarity prot
Slide 122: Solidarity: Way Forward
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION SOLIDARITY : way forward • EU has published Recommendations (EU) 2018/177 on 2 February 2018 on the elements to be included in the technical, legal and financial arrangements between Member States for the application of solidarity mechanism (with 3 months delay on the i
Slide 123: Preventive Action Plan and Emergency Plan
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION Preventive action plan and emergency plan • The Preventive Action Plan mainly contains the results of the Risk Assessment and the measures to prevent the risks, while Emergency Plan mainly contains the measures to take in case of crisis declaration. • The Plans shall co
Slide 124: Challenges Ahead
UPDATE NEW GAS SOS REGULATION Challenges ahead 25/10/2017 1/11/2017 1/02/2018 17/05/2018 01/10/2018 01/12/2018 01/03/2019 today Entry ENTSOG Definition Risk Assessment of Adoption of Preventive Action into EU-wide Protected the risk groups to be necessary measures Plan and Emergency force simulation
Slide 125: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 126: Consultation Connection Agreement
Consultation Connection Agreement Ludo Hanot End User Interface Manager 126 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 127: Consultation Connection Agreement: Agenda
Consultation Connection Agreement: Agenda • Why? • Consultation Process • Connection Agreement : main changes • Operational Procedures (annex 1) : main changes • Summary 127 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 128: Consultation on Connection Agreement
Consultation on Connection Agreement • Why ? • Some main changes in the agreement i.e.: • In case of shipper default, Fluxys takes over the role of shipper • Introduction of a calibration interval for gasmeters • Possibility by Fluxys to disconnect after 3 years of unused connection • Some main chan
Slide 129: Consultation Connection Agreement: Process
Consultation Connection Agreement : Process • Launch of the consultation : 4th June 2018 • End of the consultation: 29th June 2018 • During the consultation period you are free to give your remarks, comments, etc. to Fluxys Belgium » Mailadress : marketing@fluxys.com • After the consultation and the
Slide 130: Main Changes in Connection Agreement (1/3)
Main changes in Connection Agreement (1/3) • 1. Definitions − New • (7) Ultrasonic Measuring Device • (29) Pressure Equipment Directive • (40) Natural Gas Price: reference price − Modifications • (25) m³(n) cubic meter under base conditions (0°C, 1,01325 bar) • (37) MAOP maximal allowed operational
Slide 131: Main Changes in Connection Agreement (2/3)
Main changes in Connection Agreement (2/3) • 3.1.1. Obligations (reference to annex 1 : Operational Procedures) • Applicable for new built or modified parts of the receiving station • Calibration of each meter at least every 15 years : compliance by 01/01/2023 • Introduction of the correction curve
Slide 132: Main Changes in Connection Agreement (3/3)
Main changes in Connection Agreement (3/3) • 3.4. Default Shipper • If Fluxys finds that the measures described in the Code of Conduct are not followed or if Fluxys suspends the transport services according to STA, Fluxys may ask the End User to find a new Shipper within a maximum period of 10 worki
Slide 133: Main Changes to Annex 1 Operational Procedures
Main changes to annex 1 Operational procedures • Previous version dated 2011 • New version : sequence more chronological • Main changes : 1. Compliance with Pressure Equipment Directive 2. Introduction of calibration period for the gasmeters 3. Introduction of correction curve in the flow computer 1
Slide 134: Conformity with Pressure Equipment Directive (1/3)
Annex 1 Operational procedures : Conformity with Pressure Equipment Directive (1/3) • Applicable : immediately after formal approval by the CREG • For new projects and modifications started after the formal approval: as from the formal approval of the CREG • The current Operational Procedures remain
Slide 135: Introduction of (Re)calibration Period of the Gasmeter (2/3)
Annex 1 Operational procedures : Introduction of (re)calibration period of the gasmeter (2/3) • Applicable as from 01/01/2023 • Today : no limit on the validity date of the last calibration of the meter • Turbine Meter: • No series connection possible : 15 years • Series connection possible : 30 yea
Slide 136: Introduction of the Correction Curve in Flowcomputers (3/3)
Annex 1 Operational procedures : Introduction of the correction curve in the flowcomputers (3/3) • Applicable for meters with a working pressure > 4 barg • Only turbine and ultrasonic meters • Applicable : • New projects and replacement of existing devices: as from formal approval by the CREG • Exis
Slide 137: Summary
Summary • We invite you to post your remarks, comments, …. on the proposed changes of the connection agreement and its annexes to marketing@fluxys.com 137 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 138: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 139: Maintenance Ground Exits
Maintenance ground exits Tim De Vil Sector Officer 139 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 140: Agenda
Agenda • Connection point • Corrosion details and installation history • General issue • Fluxys’ maintenance program for ground exits 140 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 141: Connection Point (Responsibility Limit): Annex A.3
Connection point (responsibility limit): Annex A.3 from connection agreements (example) 141 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 142: Connection Point: Annex A.3 Example
Connection point : Annex A.3 Example Top view Property limit 142 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 143: Connection Point: Annex A.3 Example
Connection point : annex A.3 Example Profile 143 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 144: Connection Point: Pipeline Inspection
Connection point – Pipeline inspection • Beacons and inspection by Fluxys BE: − Inspection by Fluxys BE Metering: Yearly visit metering equipment in End User receiving station. (Only metering equipment is inspected) − Inspection by Fluxys BE Cathodic Protection. (Only Fluxys BE pipeline till connect
Slide 145: Connection Point
Connection Point Sticker “Connection Point” on last Fluxys BE marker since 2017. 145 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 146: Detailed Analysis Leak
Detailed analysis leak • Protection against corrosion: − Above ground: painting system(visual) − Under ground: 1. Coating (bitumen or PE) 2. Cathodic protection • Bad adherence of above ground coating caused by long term exposure on UV. • Water infiltration in first part of coating • Ideal corrosion
Slide 147: General Issues
General Issues • Estimated 180-200 out of ca. 240 connected industrial end users with the same type of ground exit • The life time of the coating of such a ground exit is estimated at 15 to 20 years • Degrading adherence of the coating can lead to water infiltration and potential corrosion • A mail
Slide 148: Fluxys BE Maintenance Program for Ground Exits
Fluxys BE maintenance program for ground exits • Screening of the coating and paint system by Fluxys BE and Vinçotte every 15 years » Replacement within 3 years or re-evaluation after 3 years • Replacement by certified coating companies (i.e.; Gravo, Etwal, …) after 15 till 20 years. Free up for a d
Slide 149: Fluxys BE Maintenance Program
Fluxys BE maintenance program 149 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 150: Agenda
AGENDA 08h30: Welcome 09h30: Gas supply and demand outlook Arno Büx 10h15: Focus on Belgium Huberte Bettonville 11h00: Break 11h15: Innovative use of “natural” gas Nicolas Gielis 11h45: L/H Conversion Denis Bawin 12h00: Directive SOS gas Denis Bawin 12h15: Lunch 13h45: The role of natural gas in the
Slide 151: Grid Maintenance
GRID Maintenance Ivan Brysens SR Public Distribution Interface Officer End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only 151
Slide 152: Agenda
AGENDA ✓ Different types of maintenance works ✓ Different kind of interventions ✓ Techniques to minimize or avoid impact on End User 152 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 153: Types of Maintenance Works
TYPES OF MAINTENANCE WORKS Almost every day Fluxys is executing maintenance works in order to improve the GRID and guarantee gas supply The maintenance procedures are described in the “Access Code For Transmission” Three types of maintenance works are defined: - Long Term Planned Works - Short Term
Slide 154: Long Term Planned Works
LONG TERM PLANNED WORKS In September of each year, information from Fluxys to Grid Users about: - Long Term Planned Works and associated constraints - Timing and duration At Grid Users request, a discussion may be held with Fluxys to decide about timing and duration All effort to provide the final p
Slide 155: Short Term Planned Works
SHORT TERM PLANNED WORKS Fluxys may perform maintenance, repair or replacement works which are required to be promptly performed in order to maintain the safety and integrity of the Transmission System Schedule and estimated duration will be notified as soon as possible and not later than 10 working
Slide 156: Emergency Works
EMERGENCY WORKS In case of Emergency, Fluxys shall have the right at any time to interrupt all or part of the subscription in order to safeguard the safety and integrity of the Transmission System and perform the necessary repair works 156 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes
Slide 157: Information on EDP Platform
Information on EDP Platform Transmission - Storage - LNG https://gasdata.fluxys.com/media/1231/maintenance-transmission-for- domestic-exit-points.pdf 157 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 158: Information on EDP Platform
Information on EDP Platform Storage -Transmission - LNG 158 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 159: Information on EDP Platform
Information on EDP Platform Storage -Transmission - LNG - Long term planned works: mailing before 30-09-xx for works in xx+1 - Short term and Long term planned works: mailing every month - Individual mailing to concerned End User - Emergency: mailing and call dispatching center 159 End User Day Meet
Slide 160: Different Kind of Interventions: Pigging Operations
DIFFERENT KIND OF INTERVENTIONS: PIGGING OPERATIONS (planned works) 160 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 161: Different Kind of Interventions: Modification Transport Infrastructure
DIFFERENT KIND OF INTERVENTIONS: MODIFICATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE (PLANNED WORKS) 161 DSO Day Meeting12 October 2017 - for information purposes only
Slide 162: Different Kind of Interventions: Repair Works
DIFFERENT KIND OF INTERVENTIONS: REPAIR WORKS (UnPLANNED) 162 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 163: Avoid or Minimize Impact for End User
AVOID OR MINIMIZE IMPACT FOR END USER In order to avoid or minimize the impact for the EU, Fluxys (Gas Flow Management) discusses the possible solutions with the EU. 163 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 164: Avoid or Minimize Impact for End User
AVOID OR MINIMIZE IMPACT FOR END USER Different possibilities to be analysed case by case: 0. Rerouting gas flow 1. During maintenance shutdown end-user 2. During partial maintenance shutdown end-user with alternative supply 3. During normal operation end-user with alternative supply 4. With alterna
Slide 165: Alternative Supply by CNG
ALTERNATIVE SUPPLY BY CNG Limited off-take (+/- 500 m³(n)/h) 1 tanker: 4000 – 7000 m³ (n) Capacity impacted by pressure 165 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 166: Alternative Supply by LNG
ALTERNATIVE SUPPLY BY LNG Limited off-take (+/- 2500 m³(n)/h) 1 tanker: 20.000 m³(n) Pressure limited to 6 bar 166 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only
Slide 167: Alternative Way: Temporary Bypass
ALTERNATIVE WAY: TEMPORARY BYPASS 167 End User Day Meeting 17 May 2018 - for information purposes only