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Title: PCOMPMS 2004


1
NEW SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTED IN
MERIT ORDER PROGRAM v.2
Contributions to the improvement of competition,
related to the better use of raw materials, on
the electric power market
Eng. Gheorghe Sbârnea Author of PCOMPMS
2
Overview - Present HIDROELECTRICA
  • Basically, it is the only producer obliged to
    cover the charge variations of the national
    energetic system.
  • Although the most flexible producer is paid with
    the lowest price on the portfolio, the prices for
    the system services are below the average of the
    mass production of energy.
  • The cleanest energy is encouraged with the lowest
    price in the portfolio, while the CE encourages
    the investments in this field.
  • Although HIDROELECTRICA has proved to be by far
    the most capable provider on the energy market,
    in the blueprints of the future energy market it
    is the only producer proposed for not having
    anymore the right to optimize its resource.
  • The daily energy, which can be released into the
    system, is not equal to the sum of the hourly
    power blocks available (and cannot be equal under
    the first condition).

3
Daily Available Energy
  • The assets have been approached, highlighting
    separately
  • The technical reserve depends on the technical
    status of the units and it is a compulsory
    requirement, but not a sufficient one, for the
    production of energy at a specified moment. In
    most cases it remains constant throughout the day
    even if the current bidding model allows it to
    fluctuate.
  • The reserves of raw materials for hydro units are
    represented by the initial supply (indirectly
    reflected by the initial water level in the lake)
    plus the affluent.

4
Hourly Computed Resource
  • The real resource, at a given hour, depends
    actually on the usage from the previous time
    intervals. The provider cannot gain knowledge of
    this factor in the time necessary for making a
    correct hourly offer. This usage also derives
    from the movement on the energy market.
  • The implemented solution presupposes the dynamic
    shaping of the resource in the merit order
    program.
  • One of the first steps lays in the ANRE decision
    (No.720 on 30/6/2001). The water levels in the
    lake correspond to previous accumulations and to
    potential producible quantities of electric
    energy. There have been defined
  • Safety reserve (res)
  • Warning reserve (rea)
  • In analogy, enhancements are brought by using
    the following definitions
  • The initial energetic resource as a potential at
    the beginning of the scheduled energetic day
    (rei)
  • The overflow energetic resource at the level at
    which the turbines must be running, thus avoiding
    the overflow (red)

5
Hourly Resource - Input Data
  • The average potential energy which is forecasted
    to be accumulated per hour in the day for which
    the natural affluent is scheduled (Wor)
  • For the units depending on the upstream
    production are also necessary
  • The number of hours after which the upstream
    power level imposes activity downstream as well,
    known as propagation interval (xibp)
  • A dependency factor that indicates the downstream
    production for a given upstream production (cdep)
  • The shaped results appear in the following
    graphic, where
  • Wd_ant The initially forecasted resource,
    accumulation forecast
  • Pop The power obtained by the unit as a
    competition result
  • REC The current hourly energetic resource

6
Upstream
Downstream
7
Dynamic Priorities Restrictions
  • At this moment the bidding is not so flexible,
    compelling the producer to anticipate the startup
    moment of an unit with limited resources
    (accumulation basin) based on the charge
    prognosis. The reality of the demand in the
    system is different because
  • The sum of obligations (contracts) fluctuates.
  • It is natural for both the others resources and
    the power offer not to be constant throughout the
    day.
  • By using the previously defined shaping, POM2 is
    able to
  • If REC lt REA, dynamically generate the commercial
    restriction for that unit till the obtained
    stock level surpasses the warning level.
  • If REC gt RED, the difference (REC RED) will
    dynamically generate a priority 1. Only the
    probable overflow potential is set on restriction
    1, the rest of the potential having a good
    opportunity of being turned to good account on
    the spot market. The proposed mechanisms
    objective is to dynamically avoid the overflow.
  • If REA lt REC lt RED, there will be generated
    blocks of energy that will freely compete
    (priority 9) with the prices in their offers.

8
Dynamic Priorities Restrictions - Effects
The new system does not cancel the existent
bidding method, instead it extends
it. Remaining on the spot market leads to
additional revenue for Hidroelectrica, but it is
an advantage deserved by the hydro provider for
the flexibility he confers to the market in
covering the charge fluctuations in the
system. POM2 automatically extracts from the
available resources the hourly level specified in
the portfolio contract and generates priority 8
at this level. In this way, beside the
opportunity for Hidroelectrica and the more
flexible offer for the system, the frequent
demand for repeated bidding is avoided.
Therefore, a time-consuming process, that does
not follow the European Community model (a one
day ahead act of stating), is also evaded.
9
Dynamic Prices
Due to the resource shaping and the fact that
the ANRE 720 decision accepts price changes, a
supplementary stage is proposed in order to
optimize the hydro energetic potential. This
would mean differentiating hourly prices with
respect to the actual level of the water
resource. POM2 establishes a balance between
satisfying the varying demands for lower prices
on energy (at a national level) and
HIDROELECTRICA interest in profit. The
national interest may be observed through the
value of the imposed price at the level of
warning, when the unit would undergo commercial
restriction. In this model, it is of the same
value as the maximum deduction level permitted by
ANRE. The hydro providers interest may be
achieved through his possibility of indicating,
in the offer, the target prices of the day for
the 3 installments.
10
Price evolution following the resource
Commercial restriction
Priority 1 obligation
11
Dynamic Prices - Consequences
  • POM2 is evaluating hourly the status of the
    reserve and draws up the price for each
    installment according to the situation. In a
    dynamic and automatic way, the market is being
    offered energy at a higher hourly price, if the
    reserves are poor, and at a lower price if they
    are richer.
  • Consequences
  • The compulsion of anticipating restriction 1
    (overflow) is eluded.
  • The other groups (thermo, nuclear) will become
    interested (especially when the lake reserves are
    low, e.g. last fall ) in participating gradually
    at the covering of the demand variations.
  • There will be avoided a number of stop-n-goes at
    thermo groups, since restriction 1 is faced more
    seldom.
  • The hydro-producers will gain interest in opening
    investment accounts (e.g. for the improvement of
    the lakes storage capacity) with additional
    revenues.
  • The other producers profits will be fluctuating
    according to their flexibility.

12
Global outcome
  • Given the fact that 2/3 of the countrys hydro
    production are done by units with hourly level
    accumulation, the usage of this system improves a
    lot the productions flexibility of meeting the
    demand.
  • This solution is also helping the thermo units
    which do not have enough fuel or run on
    consumption. All providers are treated equally.
  • It is a transparent system which does not put
    Hidroelectrica outside the market or outside the
    competition. It is a non-speculative solution.
  • It creates a self-adjustment process, through
    price signals, that engages all the
    participants on the market in the covering of the
    charge variations.
  • It offers the data necessary for making the best
    decisions on long-time investments.

13
Global outcome
  • The market is being offered energy at a higher
    hourly price, if the reserves are poor, and at a
    lower price if they are richer. The hydrological
    risks are avoided.
  • The statistically determined border price will be
    in accordance to the level of demand in the
    system, the markets health indicator in the
    European Union.
  • The requirement that OPCOM is to make a
    quotation on the waters value is dealt with by
    the solution forwarded in an impartial, automatic
    and practically instantaneous way.
  • It spares the MEC and ANRE of having to
    intervene, undermining the markets discipline
    (which represents a disadvantage towards the
    integration in the European Union).
  • POM2 offers the possibility of simulating more
    possible solutions.

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