Changes in European Energy Market Landscape

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Electricity Market Integration 2.0 in Central and South East Europe Changes in European Energy Market Landscape Laurent Schmitt Secretary General, ENTSO-E 2nd Central and South East Europe Energy Policy Forum 30 May 2017, Budapest

ENTSO-E : Implementing the 3 rd Package 2

Growing complexity into Energy System Flexibility Management Large Scale Interconnections Distributed Energy Resources Integration September 2016 in Denmark, one week (source Energinet.dk) 3

Where are we today? Sustainability 260 GW of RES connected 25 GW in 2016 >10 GW of EU demand side response Competitiveness & Social Welfare 23 states and 85% of European consumption market coupled 10 million data files made available yearly for 2500 daily users of ENTSO-E transparency platform Security of supply NO multi-state interruptions recent years Up to 300 coordinated tasks/day in a RSC Hundreds trained employees in TSCnet and Coreso programs

Striving for Pan European Grid & Market Operation harmonisation MARKET CODES Wider market integration CONNECTION CODES Allow more competition, new entrants, and enhance resources optimisation OPERATIONAL CODES Greener power, smarter consumption Connect new actors to the grid and enable them to play an efficient role Reinforced security of supply Plan, operate & monitor a grid with new challenges and new technologies 5

Case #1: Promote wholesale markets DAY-AHEAD MARKETS INTRADAY MARKETS DERIVATIVES MARKETS 1 B in social welfare ~100 M /year of benefits from flow-based in CWE 84% efficient use of capacity given to the market 1500 TWh(~50% of consumption) traded on exchanges 1000 800 600 120 TWh traded on main power exchanges in 2016 3,6% average annual volume growth last 5 years STATES WITH INTRADAYMARKETS Continuous trading Auctions Interim solutions before EXBID Market trust 5000 4000 3000 Efficient dayahead markets IT IS ALL CONNECTED Liquid derivatives Efficient hedging Efficient planning 400 200 0 2008-2016 Spot-volume growth (TWh/yr). EPEX and NordPool combined 2000 1000 0 2008-2016 Derivative-volumes picking up (TWh/yr). EEX and NasdaqOMX combined

Case #2: Update and integrate balancing markets Annual benefits: ~ 220 M ~ 260 M ~ 80 M Replacement reserves in the Nordics since 2003 Common reserves, netting and common merit order implemented across TSOareas in Germany Pilot on imbalance netting within and around Germany (IGCC) Theoretical benefits of full integration of balancing markets Up to 3 Bn ~ 120 M Pilot on replacement reserves across the Continent (TERRE)

Case #3: Secure operations with regional cooperation Regional Security Coordinators: 1. Capacity calculation 2. Security analysis 3. Common grid model 4. Adequacy forecast 5. Outage planning partially operational in CORESO and TSCnet Nordic RSC(2016) Baltic RSC (2016) TSC (2008) x7 potentially critical situations detected by CORESO with proposed solutions CORESO (2008) SCC (2015) 4000 remedial actions proposed/implemented/year in Coreso SEE-Thessaloniki RSC (2016)

New Strategic investments towards Digital Energy Data Hubs & App Stores Reference Grid Architecture Model to support next Network Code deployments New Generation Flow Based real-time markets

What s after 2020? The Clean Energy Pakage 27% renewables by 2030 = +/- 45% for the power system Wind Hydro potential Solar Sector Coupling: Power Gas Transport Flow North-East South-West Flow North-south Illustration of main RES potential across Europe towards 2030

New Digital Energy Value Chain federation 11

A new framework to address next European 4 th Industrial Revolution Active customer Scarcity pricing Removal of price caps Develop Policy Regions to promote progress and speed Easier supplier switching Risk preparedness framework European resource adequacy Ambitious Regional Cooperation FUTURE? Smart, data-centric system Electrification of transport Engaged prosumers

Prosumer value proposition becoming mainstream Security of Supply Lower bills Climate protection Interactive 13

New sector coupling Power with Gas / Combined Heat & Power Mobility with Power & Gas & Emission Trading TSO-DSO coupling Microgrid coupling at Gridedge through #Blockchain 14

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Laurent SCHMITT laurent.schmitt@entsoe.eu Twitter : @laurentschmitt For more information: www.entsoe.eu