ENTSOG update and view on Germany

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1 ENTSOG update and view on Germany Ulrich Ronnacker Vienna, 8 th November 2011

2 2 Agenda ENTSOG ENTSOG work programme, processes, challenges View on Germany TRAC-X primary uniform capacity plattform Market areas in Germany

3 3 3 rd Energy Package: Founding of ENTSOG European Network of Transmission Operators for Gas 3rd Energy Package required founding of ENTSOG until 3 rd of March 2011 Official founding in December 2009 Brussels is seat of ENTSOG 39 TSOs from 23 member states

4 4 ENTSOG Organisation General Assembly 39 TSOs Board 12 Members Legal Financial Ad hoc DTFS Administrative Research Plan General Manager Liaison Group Market System Development System Operation Capacity Balancing Tariff Investment Modeling Interoperability Transparency Regional Co-operation

5 5 3 rd Energy Package: Tasks of ENTSOG (Art. 8 Regulation (EC) 715/2009) Legal obligation to develop network codes Ten-year network development plan TYNDP Summer and winter outlook Common network operation tools Recommendation relating to technical cooperation Annual work programme Analysis of national implementation of network codes

6 6 Priorities and Outlook 2011 Framework Guidelines: Capacity Allocation Mechanisms (CAM) (published) Balancing (published) Interoperabiliy (scope under discussion) Network Codes: Capacity Allocation Mechanisms (CAM) (finalization in March 2012) Balancing (start presumably in November 2011) Commission Guidelines: Congestion Management Procedures (CMP) (start presumably end of 2011) Tariffs (scope under discussion) CEER Activities: Gas Target Model

7 7 Priorities and Outlook 2012 Framework Guidelines Interoperabiliy Data exchange Trading rules Network Codes Balancing Interoperabiliy CEER - Planned Activities Details on Energy Infrastructure Package National implementation of SoS- Regulation Commission Guidelines Comitology Procedures CMP CAM Tariffs

8 8 Priorities and Outlook 2013 Other Areas Network security and reliability Network connection Operational procedures in case of emergency Transparency (update) Energy efficiency Accounting EU Internal Market 2014 CEER Activities Review of Gas Target Model

9 9 First Network Code Capacity Allocation Mechanisms Harmonized capacity products Auctions for all capacity products on plattforms Bundeld products and sunset clause to limit existing contacts Virtual interconnection points Reduction of number of regional booking platforms Network code to be finalized by march 2012 Positive feedback of EU-COM and market participants.

10 10 Agenda ENTSOG ENTSOG work programme, processes, challenges View on Germany TRAC-X primary uniform capacity plattform Market areas in Germany

11 11 TRAC-X Shareholders Founded: 2005 Managing Director: Dr. Götz Lincke Place of business: Leipzig, Germany

12 12 TRAC-X Transport Capacity Exchange Section 12 of German Ordinance on Gas Network Access and capacity rules and auction procedures according to KARLA Gas. Uniform German capacity booking plattform for primary and secondary capacity Range of Primary Capacity Products Yearly Quarterly Monthly Day-Ahead (2012) Auction Calendar published

13 13 TRAC-X primary - Launch of the Primary Capacity Platform Start Monthly Auctions Check for Usability Improvements Registration Start Start FCFS Booking Start Quarterly Auctions Start Yearly Auctions TRAC-X User Congress Start Day- Ahead Auctions Aug Sep Oct [ ] Mar Apr t

14 14 TRAC-X primary - Analysis of all Auctioned Capacity Marketed Capacity 9% Marketed Capacity Ratio per TSO Bayernets 6% GVS 17% GUD 4% OGE 15% 91% Marketed Capacity Unsold Capacity Ontras 46% Thyssengas 10% Wingas *All auctions 2% until 24 Oct 2011 Approx. 929 GWh/h have been placed on TRAC-X primary 682 Products at 52 network points were offered Seven TSOs successfully marketed a total of approx. 82 GWh/h Up to now low interest in bookings on the capacity auction platform.

15 15 Agenda ENTSOG ENTSOG work programme, processes, challenges View on Germany TRAC-X primary uniform capacity plattform Market areas in Germany

16 16 Market areas in Germany Story of merging balancing zones Gasunie NEL NEL Thyssengas Eni Open Grid Europe Wingas Ontras Bocholtz Eynatten OPAL Open Grid Europe GRTgaz GVS Bayernets zones 2 zones

17 17 Is there a need for further merging? Criteria for a functioning wholesale market according to the Gas Target Model: Herfindahl-Hirschmann Index (HHI) below 2000 Gas available from at least 3 different sources Gas demand within the zone of at least 20 bcm p.a. MECO-S Model Pillar 1 Enable functioning wholesale markets Pillar 2 Tightly connect markets Pillar 3 Enable secure supply patterns Improve effectiveness by realizing economic pipeline investments * MECO-S Model = Market Enabling, Connecting and Securing

18 18 Market areas in Germany from 1 st Oct 2011 NCG Gaspool HHI < 2000 ( ) (Germany in total) NEL NEL Minimum three sources D, RUS, UK, NL, NO D, RUS, UK, NL, NO OPAL Demand > 20 bcm p.a. ~52 bcm ~38 bcm Bocholtz Eynatten German market areas fulfill the MECOS criteria.

19 19 Thank you for your attention