Rules On Balancing APG
Uploaded by
Bogdan StoenescuRules On Balancing APG
Uploaded by
Bogdan StoenescuCOMMISSION REGULATION
(EU) NO. 543/2013
Article 17.1.a: Rules on Balancing
Tender Rules – Frequency Containment Reserves
FCR Austria
Required Amount ±65 MW (2016)
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
Tenders Weekly (Friday 12:00 to Tuesday 15:00)
Procurement of total quantity
Tendering Period • Monday to Sunday
Product Time Slot • Monday 00:00 to Sunday 24:00
Minimum Bid • 1 MW
Bid Increments • 1 MW Steps
• Price of Reserve (€/MW)
Ranking
• In case of equal Price of Reserve: Timestamp
• Automatically
Technical Activation
• Within 30 seconds
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 2
Tender Rules – Automatic Frequency Restoration Reserves
aFRR Austria
Required Amount ±200 MW
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
Tenders Weekly (Friday 12:00 to Wednesday 15:00)
Procurement of partial quantity
Tendering Period • Week-product (Monday to Sunday)
• Peak: Mon-Fri, 08:00 to 20:00
• Off-Peak: Mon-Fri, 00:00 to 08:00 and 20:00 to 24:00 as well
Product Time Slot
on Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, according to the german
federal holiday calendar
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 3
Tender Rules – Automatic Frequency Restoration Reserves
aFRR Austria
Minimum Bid 5 MW
Bid Increments 1 MW Steps
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
1. Price of Reserve (€/MWh)
2. In case of equal Price of Reserve (€/MWh):
Ranking - Lower Energy Price (pos. SCR)
- Higher Energy Price (neg. SCR)
3. In case of equal Price of Reserve and Energy Price:
Timestamp
Ranking of Balancing Energy
1. Energy Prices (€/MWh)
- Lower Energy Price (pos. SCR)
- Higher Energy Price (neg. SCR)
Activation
2. In case of equal Energy Price Lower Price of Reserve
3. In case of equal Energy Price and Price of Reserve :
Timestamp
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG
• Automatically 4
Technical Activation
• Within 5 minutes
Tender Rules – Manual Frequency Restoration Reserves
mFRR Austria
+200 / -125 MW (Weekly)
Required Amount
+80 MW / -45 MW (Daily) +280 MW / -170 MW (TOTAL)
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
Weekly (starting on 28.07.2016) Thursday, 09:00 to 13:00
Daily 08:00 to 10:30
Tenders
Day-Ahead - Procurement of Balancing Energy
Daily until 15:00
Adaption of Energy Prices is possible
No additional bits possible
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
• Saturday to Sunday
• Monday to Friday
Tendering Period
Day-Ahead - Procurement of Balancing Energy
• Next day (on Friday different Tenders for Saturday, Sunday and
Monday
Product Time Slots Blocks of 4 hours: 00-04, 04-08, 08-12, 12-16, 16-20, 20-24
First bid for each block: 1 - 50 MW
Minimum Bid
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG
Further bids for each block: 5 - 50 MW 5
Bid Increments 1 MW Steps
Tender Rules – Manual Frequency Restoration Reserves
mFRR Austria
Procurement of Balancing Reserves
1. Price of Reserve (€/MWh)
2. In case of equal Price of Reserve (€/MWh):
Ranking
- Lower Energy Price (pos. TCR)
- Higher Energy Price (neg. TCR)
3. In case of equal Price of Reserve and Energy Price: Timestamp
Day-Ahead - Procurement of Balancing Energy
1. Lower Energy Price (pos. TCR)
Activation
Higher Energy Price (neg. TCR)
2. In case of equal Energy Prices and tender amount: Timestamp
• Manually (Activation via Web-Service)
Technical Activation
• Within 10 minutes
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 6
Procurement Rules – Payment
Balancing Reserve Balancing Energy
Frequency Containment Pay as Bid
No energy remuneration
Reserves MW x EUR/MW per Bid
Automatic Frequency Pay as Bid Pay as Bid
Restoration Reserves MWh x EUR/MWh per Bid Activated MWh x EUR/MWh per Bid
Manual Frequency Pay as Bid Pay as Bid
Restoration Reserves MWh x EUR/MWh per Bid Activated MWh x EUR/MWh per Bid
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 7
Additional Information
Link
Frequency Containment
http://www.apg.at/en/market/balancing/primary-control/tenders
Reserves
Automatic Frequency
http://www.apg.at/en/market/balancing/secondary-control/tenders
Restoration Reserves
Manual Frequency
http://www.apg.at/en/market/balancing/tertiary-control/tenders
Restoration Reserves
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 8
Description of Cross-border balancing
Imbalance Netting Cooperation
The Imbalance Netting Cooperation (“INC”) is a Cooperation between APG ELES and HOPS
(Load Frequency Control (LFC) Areas Austria, Slovenia & Croatia) where an Imbalance Netting
Process allows avoidance of simultaneous FRR activation in opposite directions by taking into
account the respective Frequency Restoration Control Errors (FRCE) as well as activated FRR and
correcting the input of the involved Frequency Restoration Processes (FRP) accordingly, under
consideration of the free cross border capacities after Intraday Gate Closure. The process is
carried out in a 2 seconds granularity. The Imbalance Netting Process is a pure TSO-TSO product.
International Grid Control Cooperation
The International Grid Control Cooperation (“IGCC”) is a Cooperation between the LFC Areas of
50Hertz, Amprion, APG, CEPS, ELIA, EnerginetDK Swissgrid, TennetDE, TennetNL, TransnetBW
and RTE (LFC Areas Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Czech Republic, Belgium,
Denmark and France) where an Imbalance Netting Process allows avoidance of simultaneous
FRR activation in opposite directions by taking into account the respective FRCEs as well as
activated FRR and correcting the input of the involved FRPs accordingly, under consideration of
the free cross border capacities after Intraday Gate Closure. The process is carried out in a 4
seconds granularity. The Imbalance Netting Process is a pure TSO-TSO product.
AUSTRIAN POWER GRID AG 9
Description of Cross-border balancing
Cross-border market for FCR based on TSO-TSO model:
The Cross-border market for FCR based on TSO-TSO model establishes one common market for
the procurement of FCR between Austria Switzerland, Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.
This initiative aims at a full scale integration of the two markets for FCR and not only at an
“opportunistic” exchange of balancing services based on specific needs and circumstances.
Corresponding to the TSO-TSO model, individual TSOs serve as the sole interface towards market
participants in the respective countries. APG, Swissgrid, 50Hertz, Amprion, TennetDE, TennetNL,
TransnetBW and EnerginetDK furthermore procure the necessary primary control reserves in their
national tenders, in which balancing providers can participate after a technical and organizational
examination (so called prequalification process). After the common gate Closure time of the
national tender platforms, surplus bids can be transferred into the respective other market and
taken into account there for the procurement if they are cheaper than the domestic bids according
to the common Merit Order (“economic welfare”) and in compliance with the ENTSO-E rules.
