Calculation of reserve situation

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2022.03.16

Introduction

For Situation awareness we need to calculate/aggregate all available reserves to have a view on the reserve situation in each bidding zone. To do this we need have mFRR (including non-standard products) and aFRR Reserves.

Details on what and how to calculate may be subject for this documentation on a later stage.

Messages used in this Process

Type of reserves

Reserve category and type Include? Comment Status Notes BO/DO

Committed mFRR

?Calculation must ensure that reserves are not counted twice.

Ready

mFRR Bid TSO Subtracted Activated bids →CMOL.

CMOL

Reserves from mFRR CM

Yes

?In some timeframe it is necessary to use obligation from CM. Also needed when we have a common mFRR CM and we reserve transfer capacity to support exchange of mFRR CM.

Investigate

mFRR CM equals to result of RKOM market. Allocation result?..

xxx

?It is only in the local solution it will be possible to see if a BSP has fulfilled the obligation from CM.

xxx

xxx

mFRR EAM bids

Yes

?Must assess how to calculate/present reserve volume if bids are available only in certain situations (conditional linked bids) or for specific processes (only scheduled activation)

Ready?

Same source as for Commited mFRR?

CMOL?

?Already activated bids must be subtracted

xxx

xxx

Additional expected mFRR

?Expected mFRR from other bidding zone/control area in Nordic synchronous area (in addition to committed mFRR)

Investigate

mFRR Prognosis / Forecast of mFRR Bid

NEW?

mFRR CM obligation/ mFRR EAM bids

Yes

"?Exchange of energy between bidding zones and control areas, based on ""expected"" availability in real time. This is reserves that can be exchanged between areas in addition to obligation through capacity market."

Investigate

What is real time. After GTC?

xxx

?We need to include this to have the most realistic view of the situation for operators

Investigate

xxx

xxx

"?We need to describe an algorithm to calculate ""expected"" available reserves (see slides later in this presentation)"

Investigate

Reserves per BZ and ATC?

xxx

Non-standard products

?Non-standard products should be visually separated from standard products when presented to the operators.�

xxx

mFRR Bid TSO

TSOs own non-standard products

Yes

?Will differ depending and time horizon and should be illustrated separately. Use can also depend on activation purpose.�

xxx

mFRR Bid TSO

Shared non-standard products

Yes

?Will differ depending and time horizon and should be illustrated separately. Use can also depend on activation purpose.�

xxx

mFRR Bid TSO

Other

xxx

aFRR

Yes

?aFRR should be included in reserve calculation. In the future there can be changes in how reserves requirements are divided between mFRR and aFRR, and it is necessary to look at both,

Investigate

xxx

?To include aFRR is also important in situation where aFRR is not available due to non-delivery from BSP and/or malfunction. If operator needs to do manual intervention, (e.g. change threshold for when TSO must do direct activation or other actions)?

xxx

xxx

?With the existing local capacity market and pro-rata activation, it can be difficult to calculate reserves on bidding zone level. But should be possible to calculate at least on control area or synchronous area level.

xxx

xxx

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Business process

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Term

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Sequence Diagram

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Requirements

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