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Page 1: Demand Response Products. Discussion Points 1.Setting the scene….. 2.Virtual Power Station 3.Reserves deployment order 4.Demand Response Products

Demand Response Products

Page 2: Demand Response Products. Discussion Points 1.Setting the scene….. 2.Virtual Power Station 3.Reserves deployment order 4.Demand Response Products

Discussion Points

1. Setting the scene…..

2. Virtual Power Station

3. Reserves deployment order

4. Demand Response Products

Page 3: Demand Response Products. Discussion Points 1.Setting the scene….. 2.Virtual Power Station 3.Reserves deployment order 4.Demand Response Products

Setting the scene…..

•“SUPPLY” is what Eskom can deliver and “DEMAND” is what the consumer

needs

•ENERGY MARKET is the day-head scheduling of “Supply” options to MEET the expected “DEMAND”

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Setting the scene…..

•RESERVE MARKET is on the day “back-up” to ensure stability of the Eskom

system/grid

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•SUPPLY side “RESERVES”

•DEMAND side “RESERVES” – Demand Response Program

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DEMAND RESPONSEPRODUCTS

Demand Response Programmes

Supplemental DR

Instantaneous DR

Self Generation DR

Normal DR

Emergency DR

Fixed Time DR

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Virtual Power Station (VPS)

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Load shedding and curtailment ( Stages 1& 2 )

Curtailment ( Stage 0 )

Load shedding and curtailment ( Stage 3 )

Supplemental DR

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Automatic Gen Control (AGC)

Instantaneous DR Instantaneous

ENERGY MARKET

Interruptible LoadAgreements

Max cont. rating/Emergency Level 1

Self Generation DR (Hi Rate)

Self Generation DR (Low to Medium Rate)

Open Cycle Gas Turbines

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Normal DR

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Demand Response Products

Supplemental DR

Supplemental Reserves> 1 MW load ( Minimum 10% of average MW demand between 5h00-22h00 during weekdays)

Minimum 30 minute notification

Pre-recorded phone call

30 minute integration metering (MV 90 or pre-approved Meter on Line)

1 x 2 hour event per day

150 on target events per year

Reduction measured against average of previous 3 similar days (CBL)

Performance linked Capacity Payment for Standby R26.70/11.21 MW / hr

Performance linked Energy Payment for load reduction at R1250/ MWh

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DR - Bidding and Scheduling

• Customer bid load availability by 9h00 day N-1

• VPS consolidate and offer load to System Operator

• System Operator instruct VPS to schedule or not schedule loads

• VPS informs Customer by 15h00 of standby instruction

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Load Reduction and Rates

(LR)= sum [(CBL (n) – Actual Load (n)).CBL (m) – Actual Load (m))] n = first Integration Period of the Load Reduction request m = last Integration Period of the Load Reduction request

• Capacity payment

• Peak R26,70/MW (May-Aug between 6h00-09h00 & 17h00-20h00) (Sept-April between 9h00-12h00 & 18h00-21h00)

• Off-peak R11,21/MW (Including Week-ends, public holidays)

• Energy Payment –R1250/MWh

• CBL is a daily profile representing the amount of electricity the CUSTOMER would have consumed in each Integration Period for Week Days and Week-end Days

• Minimum 30 minute notification

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Event Performance Report

Notification

Event duration

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Customer Base Line calculation (CBL)

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Monthly Performance Report

Median Monthly performance

Total monthly energy

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Settlement Report

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Emergency and Fixed Time DR

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Demand Response Products (continued)

Emergency DR Fixed Time DR

Emergency Reserves Operational Reserves

When needed during emergencies Only for three Winter monthsOn the day or day ahead e-mail notification

Daily SMS reminder notification

30 minute integration metering 30 minute integration meteringNumber of events, participant’s availability dependent

One Event per day

Reduction measured against average of previous 3 similar days (CBL)

Reduction measured against previous winter weekdays profile

Performance measurement over 30 min Performance measurement over 30 min

Performance linked Energy Payment for load reduction at R1250/ MWh

Performance linked Energy Payment for load reduction at R1250/ MWh

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SELF GENERATION DR

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Demand Response Products (continue)

Self Generation DR

Emergency Reserves

30 minute notification

Pre-recorded phone call

30 minute integration metering

1 x 2 hour Event per day (may contract up to 4 or 6 or 16 hours per day)

100 Events per year

Generation measured against average of previous 3 similar days (CBL)Ref. point for scaling = 60 minutes before notification

Performance measurement over 30 min

Performance linked Capacity Payment for standby at: Capacity payment = R18, 75 per MW per hour scheduled

Energy Payment for self-generation up to R3000 / MWh

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Self Generation

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Event Performance Report

Notification

Event duration

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Customer Base Line calculation (CBL)

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Monthly Performance Report

Median Monthly performance

Total monthly energy

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Settlement Report

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DR General

• Performance needs to be >90% of Scheduled Capacity

• Reports generated by the Virtual Power Station

• Event Performance

• Monthly Performance

• Settlement/invoice

• Settlement report to Customer by 10th work day

• Invoiced by customer by 15th work day (Original invoice )

• Electronic payment by last business day

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Thank you

Contact details: Ferdi Becker 012 421 3396 083 450 3660 [email protected]