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The Integration of the Lithuanian Power System into the European Power System

The Integration of the Lithuanian Power System into the European Power System. Vidmantas Gru sas , CEO of LITGRID UAB 01/06/2010. Introductions of the Lithuanian TSO – LITGRID BEMIP – the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan BEMIP: Electricity market integration

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The Integration of the Lithuanian Power System into the European Power System

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  1. The Integration of the Lithuanian Power System into the European Power System Vidmantas Grusas, CEO of LITGRID UAB 01/06/2010

  2. Introductions of the Lithuanian TSO – LITGRID BEMIP – the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan BEMIP: Electricity market integration BEMIP & TYNDP – the Ten-Year Network Development Plan BEMIP: Electricity interconnections – Strategic Projects Conclusions Contents

  3. Structure of LITGRID

  4. Transmission grid today

  5. Maintenance and development of electricity transmission grid (110- 330 kV) Key activities of LITGRID Dispatch control of electricity system Ensuring the reliability of power system operation Operational planning

  6. Strategic objectives of our activity

  7. BEMIP Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan

  8. Start of the Baltic market integration • 2008, Initiator European Commission President J. M. Barroso – EC • 2009, set a High Level Group • June 2009, release of the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan • 17 June 2009, signed the Memorandum of Understanding on the BEMIP by its 9 members

  9. Bemipgoals The two main goals of the BEMIP initiative, within the context of the EU's 20/20/20 objectives are: - the full integration of the three Baltic States into the European energy market, through - the strengthening of the interconnections with their EU neighboring countries.

  10. BEMIP (Action Plan) covers the following 3 areas: Electricity market integration Electricity interconnections and generation Gas internal market and infrastructure

  11. Electricity Market integration • Access to the consumer to choose freely whether to change electricity supplier • Competition among power producers, importers and suppliers • Abolish restrictions on the marketing power of the EU countries • Conditions of the clear trading of electricity imported from outside the EU • Clear organization of the market and supervisory mechanisms under the Nord Pool practice Integration of the regions Nord Pool + Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Germany

  12. Market peculiarities of the Baltic sea region (BSR) countries • BSR countries have extensive access and trade with non-EU countries • In order to establish the Common Baltic electricity market the following issues should be addressed: • congestion management mechanism • transit compensation mechanism • common position for trading with non-EU countries

  13. Market establishment stages 2014 - 2015 Integration of the Baltic Stateselectricity market in the Nordic and continental European electricity markets 2010 - 2013 Single market of the Baltic States 2009 Isolated Baltic electricity market Estlink II Estlink I NORD POOL PX Estlink I Swedish-Baltic link Common Baltic electricity market Common Baltic electricity market LitPol link Polish PX Gielda Energii NORD POOL PX Estlink I Polish PX Gielda Energii Polish PX Gielda Energii

  14. Electricity interconnections and generation

  15. BEMIP & TYNDP* Investments and strategic projects * Ten-Year Network Development Plan

  16. Background for TYNDP TYNDP is a forward-looking (5–15 years) plan for electricity transmission infrastructure investments, updated every 2 years Mandate for TYNDP is given to ENTSO-E by 3rd Legislative Energy Package (Reg. 714/2009, Art 8.3) • Objectives: • raising transparency of electricity transmission grid • support decision-making process at regional & European level

  17. BEMIP projects in the TYNDP BEMIP TYNDP

  18. mln. LTL 800.000 Synchronous connection to ECN 700.000 Development of Transmission Grid 600.000 related with the construction of New Nuclear Power Plant 500.000 Construction of Lithuania - Poland interconnection 400.000 Construction of Lithuania - Sweden 300.000 interconnection 200.000 IT systems and technologies 100.000 Reconstruction and Development of 0 Transmission Grid 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Investments into electricity transmission and generation

  19. Total projects BS AC < 300 kV AC > 300 kV 17846 km 954 km 11591 km 99% 18% 59% long term new 82% upgrade DC 5301 km 41% mid term The Baltic Sea projects – statistics

  20. Strategic projects

  21. NORDEL NORDEL Zviedrija Sweden Finland Somija ESTLINK 1 & 2 350 MW +650 MW Norvēģija Norway Lithuania - Sweden 700 MW IPS/UPS Estonia Igaunija Russia Krievija Latvia Latvija Lietuva Lithuania Dānija Denmark Belorus Baltkrievija ENTSO-E/ Poland Polija CONTINENTAL Europe Lithuania – Poland 1000 MW Ukraina Vācija Germany Čehija Czech Development plan in the Baltic Sea Region

  22. Lithuanian–Polish interconnection LitPol Link project

  23. Project progress

  24. Lithuanian–Swedish interconnection project NordBalt

  25. Project progress • Preparation of territorial planning documents for interconnection on land • Lithuanian and Swedish TSOs signed an agreement on implementation of investment • EC granted financial EU assistance to the project EUR 131 million from EEPR program • Baltic seabed survey works completed • Selected VSC (Voltage Source Converter) technology for interconnection • Preparation of the technical specifications for cable and converter stations

  26. Interconnection of the Baltic power systems for synchronous operation with ECN Strategic objective of the Baltic States – to interconnect power systems of the Baltic States for synchronous operation with European Continental Network (ECN) ENTSO-E regions plan

  27. Project information • If this financial support is received, feasibility study will be started in January, 2011 and will be finished by December, 2012. The completed study should provide possible technical solutions regarding interconnection of the Baltic power systems for synchronous operation with ECN. • In January, 2010 a meeting of six TSOs of ENTSO-E (PSE-Operator, Amprion, Transpower, Elering, LITGRID, Augstsprieguma Tikls) was held where it was agreed among the transmission system operators to implement a feasibility study. • In April, 2010 Baltic (LT, LV, EE) transmission system operators, in compliance with PL and DE operators, prepared and presented a new application for the financial support regarding the interconnection study “Feasibility study on interconnection variants for the integration of the Baltic States to the EU Internal Electricity Market“. An application was presented for TEN-E - the program of the European Commission. ENTSO-E regions plan

  28. Development of the Lithuanian transmission grid by 2020 700 MW N. Vilnia Bitėnai Existing 330 kV TS Prospective 330 kV TS Existing power plants 500-1000MW Existing 750 kV OHL Existing 330 kV OHL Prospective 330 kV OHL

  29. Conclusions • LITGRID – the Lithuanian TSO as a member of ENTSO-E plays an active role in the establishment of the single market of the Baltic States ensuring a high level of reliability and quality of management of the power system and its integration into the Western European power systems. • The infrastructure projects listed by BEMIP show remarkable consistency with the projects within TYNDP which sets six mains investment needs clustersincluding the Baltic States integration. • The strategic projects that LITGRID takes active part in involve: • 3041 km of line upgradesand14805 km ofnew lines • Completion of 7 317 km of lines out of the total of 17 846 km in the next 5 years • Investments worth 11-13€ billion over the next 5 years • Successfully implementing the cross-border interconnection projects LITGRID aims at the European Energy Policy targets: • Security of Supply • Integration of RES • Market Integration

  30. Thank you! www.litgrid.eu

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