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Unbundling regulatories and processes in German Energy Market

Zoran Petrovic – Director Business Unit Utilities – SEEBURGER AG


Agenda

About SEEBURGER

From EU Regulatories to German Laws

Overview of German processes and market roles

„Supplier Exchange“ Process in detail

Smart Metering regulations

Conclusion

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SEEBURGER – 25 Years Integrating Best-Run Businesses

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8.800 customers from various industries

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SEEBURGER is B-to-B/EDI German Energy Market Leader

First Installation 1997

DB EnergieE.ONEnBWEnergiedienstEnergiePartner SüdCount + Careenvia Mitteldeutsche EnergieKIVBFLichtblick

N-ERGIE (Nürnberg)Nexus EnergieRWEStadtwerke BielefeldStadtwerke DüsseldorfStadtwerke Hannover (enercity)Mainova (Frankfurt)VNG - Verbundnetz Gas…

Over 250 Utility Companies use SEEBURGER for market communication processes

First installation 1997

7 out of 10 electricity producers have bought SEEBURGER technology

Top 3 Utility companies in Germany use SEEBURGER unbundling solutions



SEEBURGER AG supported numerous German Energy Providers to become compliant with EU directive 2009/72

Utility Company

Generation

Transmission network operator

Distribution network operator

Retailer

Sales department

Appl. I Appl. II

DB

Appl. III

Today, different legal and informational entities

Generation

Appl. III

DB

Transmission network operator

Appl. II

DB

Distribution networkoperator

Appl. IV

DB

Retailer

Appl. I

DB

Unbundling since 2005

Meter company Meter managementService company

Appl. V

DBAppl. VI

DB

New market player since 2008!


Unbundling – The Main Challenges

The main characteristic of Energy Market deregulation for Power is the break-up of the traditional Value Chain, the so-called Unbundling.

The Uncoupling of competition-oriented Business Processes concerning Energy production and distribution from the traditional monopole of the Utilities Networks changes today`s structure of Energy-Providers.

SEEBURGER AG is the competent Partner for the development of an IT-oriented Unbundling strategy, of a restructuring of your relevant Organization and Business Processes, as well as the adoption of your IT-Systems to the legal requirements for Intercompany Data Exchange.

One of the most significant challenges for Utilities in the unbundling-context is securing of the utility companies investments in the future. Therefore SEEBURGER will be able to help to quickly react on legal environment changes.


Typical SEEBURGER projects in the Energy sector

UnbundlingCentral Business Integration Solution confirming to the law

Process Management for Electricity & GasPredefined Process Standard and Monitoring Solutions

EAI scenariosCentral Business Integration Suite, e.g. Integration of Meter data

Process- and Data Exchange MonitoringSAP IS-U based End-to-End-Monitoring

E-invoicingComplete e-invoicing solution

High Performance EffortsStable and scalable Business Integration Suite


From EU Regulatories to German Laws

EnWG – Law on the Energy IndustryStrom/Gas NZV

Electricity/Gas grid access regulation

Strom/Gas NEVElectricity/Gas price regulation

MessZVMeter access regulations

DIRECTIVE 2009/72/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL 13 July 2009

WiMDefinitions of Meter Exchange

Business Processes

GPKE /GeLi GasBusiness Process Definitions for SupplierExchange in the Electricity and Gas Market

MaBiS/GaBi GasMarket rules for Balancing and Accounting

Electricity and Gas grid

German Federal Association

of the Energy Industry

MSB/MDL-RahmenverträgeMeter company framework agreement

EDIFACT Message Guidelines, Mail or AS2 as communication protocols

German ElectricityRegulator

Government

Parliamant

EU

Definition of Process Messages and Communication requirements


GPKE / GeLi Gas – Regulatory Proceeding in GermanyBusiness Process Definitions of Supplier Exchangein the Electricity and Gas Market

Proceeding chain of events

OpeningConsultation

Starting newGPKE/GeLiIn Market

2011 2012

15.0

7.

04.0

8.

28.1

0.

18.1

1.

01.0

4.

Coming intoEffect

New EnWG

Final Definition

GPKE, GeLi

Release ofMessage Type

Definitions


Overview of German processes and market roles

Meter Service Company DSO Supplier TSO BCR

Plausibilitycheck

Meter operator

Meter Company exchange

Sendingmeter data

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2 Meter-reading 3

Information

4

Information Supplierexchange

Supplierexchange

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WiM

GPKE

BalancingSum

6

7 Clearing.

MaBiSSendingmeter data

BalancingSum

13279131067 Market rolles 9285

14 Processes

8 Processes

11 Processes

DSO = Distribution Service Operator; TSO=Transmission Service Operator; BCR= Balancing Coordination Responsible


GPKE / GeLi -Business Process Definitions for Supplier Exchange in the Electricity and Gas Market Overview Business Processes:

Ending Energy Supply

Beginning Basic/Auxillary Energy Supply

Grid Access BillingMeter Data Transmission

Business Data Request

Master Data Change

Cancelation of Energy SupplyBeginning Energy Supply


GPKE / GeLi -Business Process Definitions for Supplier Exchange in the Electricity and Gas Market Supplier Exchange within 3 weeks according to EU Directive

From Registration of new Supplier till assignment max. 3 weeks

Execution of supplier exchange with Process: „Beginn/End Energy Supply“

Supply Exchange doesn‘t have to happen only on the 1st of month, it can happen on any work day

Old Supplier has actively to react and disagree to the exchange

Same process for electricity and gas


GPKE / GeLi Gas – Business Process DefinitionProcess Beginn Energy Supply – Overview

ppNew Supplier DSO ppOld Supplier

1. Energy Supply Registration

2. Check

3a. Information about existingassignment

3c. Check

3b. Request for deregistration

3d. Response of deregistrationrequest

3e. Checking Response

3f. Endingassignment of oldSupplier

3g. Information about endingassignment

5. Assignment ofnew Supplier

4a. Denial of Registration

4b. AcknowledgementRegistration

6. Sending list of meteringpoints 7. Preparing start of

Process: „Transmission meter data“ for newsupplier





2. Check


3c. Check









6. Sending list of meteringpoints

7. Preparing start ofProcess: „Transmission meter data“ for newsupplier

Common check of Registrationby DSO

Point of delivery(Customer) taken

ok


GPKE / GeLi Gas – Business Process Definition

Process Beginn Energy Supply - General

Registration

Point of Delivery(Customer) has anotherSupplier on Registration

date of new Supplier

Acceptance„Request ofDeregistration“ of old Supplier ?

Ending Assignmentof old Supplier

ConfirmationRegistration

Denial ofRegistration

no

yes

no- -(no Reaction) - - >

yes





2. Check


3c. Check









Timeline

1-4. Weekdays

5-7. Weekdays

8. Weekdays

after 10 Weekdays

On the 16. Weekday

Supplying Energy on registration date

6. Sending list of meteringpoints


Following Messages are used for market communication

UTILMD – Master Data, Contracting, and more MSCONS – Meter Data INVOIC – Grid Access & Energy Billing REMADV – Remittance Advice (Settlement)

ORDERS – Ordering process (also for ordering data)

ORDRSP – Order Response Notification REQOTE – Request for Quotation QUOTES – Quote (used for aquiring smart meters) IFTSTA – Sending Status Notification INSRPT – Information about Mailfunctioning Smart Meters CONTRL – Quitation for receiving messages APERAK – Message processing acknoledgement


Metering Systems Overview – new definitions till end 2012

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Gateway

User Meter Company

DSO Supplier BCR TSO

Wide Area Network (WAN)

Overall System determined by

EnWG §§ 21b – 21i Energy LawSecurity Profiles & Data Security

Meter Access Regulationswhich point to

BSI-Security Profiles (PP)

BSI- Technical Guideline(TR)

BSI = Federal Office for IT-Security


Thank you for your attention!


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