RES - GRID ACCESS ISSUES. Acess to the Grid 2013 March 27, 2013 Hotel Intercontinental Bucharest

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RES - GRID ACCESS ISSUES Acess to the Grid 2013 March 27, 2013 Hotel Intercontinental Bucharest

TSO s role and responsabilities In charge for the safety in operation of the National Power System; Physical support for the electricity markets (bilateral, day ahead, balancing); Balancing market administrator; In charge for the safety in operation and commercial arrangements on the interconnections; In charge for the NPS operation in accordance with ENTSO-E standards, principles and rules; In charge for the development of the infrastructure for supporting the national energy policy on medium and long term

CONNECTION REQUESTS - NEW GENERATION Contracts (~ 3000 MW already Technical installed) permits [MW] [MW] Primary Source WIND 15759 5448 SOLAR 1010 2094 BIOMASS 73 52 BIOGAS 4 26 FOSSIL 1015 486 HYDRO 383 406 TOTAL 18245 8511 out of which TEL 11433 5143 PRIMARY RESOURCES STRUCTURE TOTAL: CONTRACTS+TECHNICAL PERMITS [MW, %] 3104, 12% 125, 0% 30, 0% 1501, 6% 790, 3% already installed: OMV Petrom 893 MW Wind 2095 MW PV 94 MW Biomass 40 MW SOLAR BIOMASS BIOGAS FOSSIL 21207, 79% Main generation WIND HYDRO

ROMANIA - WIND GENERATION CONCENTRATION OHL 400kV OHL 220kV Wind farms Suceava Tihau Oradea Iaşi Gadalin Tarnita Lapustesti Connection Connection contracts contracts 314 314 (15759 (15759 MW) MW) TEL 46 (10519 MW) TEL 46 (10519 MW) (( including including installed installed 2095 2095 MW) MW) Technical Technical permits permits 111 111 (5448 (5448 MW) MW) TEL Munteni TEL 53 53 (4226 (4226 MW) MW) Major Flows Mintia Smardan Retezat Isaccea Stuparei Rahman SERBIA Pancevo Tariverde Constanta Dobrudja Varna

REQUIREMENTS FOR WIND GENERATION ACCOMODATION SYSTEM BALANCING (PRESENT SYSTEM LIMIT ~3000 MW) GRID REINFORCEMENT

Grid Issues TRANSELECTRICA DEVELOPMENT PLAN MAIN GRID REINFORCEMENTS FOR WPP ACCOMODATION Project Description Estimated commissioning 1 Connection of power station Medgidia in OHL 400 kv Issacea (RO) - Varna (BG) and Isaccea (RO) - Dobrudja (BG) 2016 2 OHL 400 kv d.c. Smardan - Gutinas 2020 3 OHL 400 kv d.c. Cernavoda - Gura Ialomitei - Stalpu 2019 4 Upgrade to 400 kv OHL Stalpu - Teleajen - Brazi 2018 5 OHL 400 kv s.c. Suceava - Gadalin 2023 6 OHL 400 kv d.c. Medgidia - Constanta 2023 7 OHL 400 kv s.c. Portile de Fier - Resita 2017 8 OHL 400 kv s.c. Romania - Serbia 2015 9 Upgrade to 400 kv Resita - Timisoara - Sacalaz 2023 No. * the total investment program ammounts to about 600 mil. Euro

Grid Issues

Grid Issues Power Network Development Main obstacles: Identification of the financing sources. The investments package requires more than 600 mil. Euro generating big difficulties for the TSO. Time frame for building a line is much larger than for building a wind farm. The legislation regarding the land acquisition is not supportive from that point of view.

Balancing Issues Characteristic elements for the Romanian PS: 1. Net peak load is around 8500 MW in winter and around 7000 MW in summer; 2. Net light load is around 5500MW in winter and around 4500 MW in summer; 3. Hourly average consumption is around 6200 MWh/h; 4. Over 4000 MW between maximum peak load and minimum light load per year; 5. Over 2000MW between maximum peak load and minimum light load per day. Presently the projects are exceeding 16 000 MW.

Balancing Issues REQUIREMENTS FOR SYSTEM BALANCING GENERATION FORECAST GENERATION CONTROL BALANCING MARKET PLATFORM CENTRAL WIND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REGIONAL SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS GENERATION ACCESS AND CONTROL RULES GENERATION PARK FLEXIBILITY + STORAGE PUMPED STORAGE PLANT TARNITA LAPUSTESTI HYDRO UNITS FAST START GAS UNITS

Market legal framework Energy generated by WPP has priority status. RES generators sell their energy on the electricity market, for the market price. In the first decade of December, ANRE publishes on it's site the estimated annual mandatory quota of green certificates to be acquired the next year, the estimated number of GC issued, based on existing information regarding generated RES next year and the final gross consumption estimated for next year. By the 15th of April of each year, ANRE determines, for each supplier and for each of the individual producers who have the obligation to acquire green certificates, the degree of individual fulfilment of the annual mandatory green certificate acquisition quota of the previous calendar year, based on the information about the number of green certificates acquired and on the electricity consumed/supplied for consumption. The volume of GC which shall be bought is exactly determined through the annual mandatory quota that the suppliers have to acquire.

National Power System capacity to integrate WPP Forecast of installed capacity in WPP which may be sustenably integrated by the National Power System Year u.m. 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Pi WPP [MW] 2800 2850 2900 3.100 3.400 4.100 4.700 5.000 Generation Park Evolution* Commissioning Full capacity operation of OMV PP 50 MW HPP 50 MW HPP 50 MW HPP + 150 MW Gas PP 50 MW HPP + 370 MW Gas PP 50 MW HPP + 370 MW Gas PP + 500MW HPS Tarnita 50 MW HPP + 500MW HPS Tarnita 50 MW HPP + 90 MW Gas PP

WPP installed capacity sustenably accomodated by the National Power System [MW] 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Transelectrica Suppor for WPP integration Investment Plan with prioritary grid development Capacity allocation daily and intra-day - a new Balancing Platform was implemented Efforts to establish a regional energy market Future RES generation forecast department

Transelectrica Suppor for WPP integration Proposals Legal framework supporting correlation between installation of new RES capacity and Power System technical capability to accomodate it Legal framework to stimulate suppliers of system services (fast reserve) Hydro Pumped Storage and other storage facilities Support schemes for RES sustainable for consumers Framework for participation of RES investors in grid reinforcement, with/ without later costs recovery Enhancement of requirements for signining connection contracts

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