A Lack of Unbundling

A Lack of Unbundling A Market Barrier for Distributed Generation? ENERDAY 2006 Stephanie Ropenus Risø National Laboratory www.risoe.dk Structure • ...
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A Lack of Unbundling A Market Barrier for Distributed Generation? ENERDAY 2006 Stephanie Ropenus Risø National Laboratory www.risoe.dk

Structure

• Introduction to Unbundling • Current state of unbundling and DG penetration

• Interplay with regulatory framework • Impact of regulation - examples ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

Unbundling of DSO I Unbundling

DG-operator

Unbundling

Transport services

Transport services

DSO

TSO

System services

System services

Source: adapted from DG Grid

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Reasons for unbundling • Fair and non-discriminatory access • Equitable conditions for new entrants • Prevention of • cross-subsidies • diffusion of market sensitive information to • •

affiliated companies excessive tariffs aggravation of access by any other means for new market entrants

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Unbundling of DSO II

• Directive 2003/54/EC • Art. 15 (1) Legal unbundling • Art. 15 (2) Functional unbundling

• Implementation • Legal unbundling may be postponed until •

1 July 2007 Exemption for DSOs serving less than 100,000 customers ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

State of unbundling (2003-2005)

Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden UK

2nd BR 04/2003

3rd BR 03/2004

A L L M A A A M L A M A L L L

A L L A A A A M L A L M L L L

4th BR 01/2005 L L L A M A N M L M L A L L L

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Unbundling 10/2005 (DG Grid) L L L A M L L M L M L A L L L

L=Legal M=Management A=Accounting N=No unbundling

Sources: Benchmarking Reports, DG Grid

Implementation of unbundling of DSOs

Country Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden UK

Separate board of Directors without Unbundled Publication Directors regulatory Separate Separate of from other accounts Audit of headquarters corporate unbundled unbundled group with (Y/N) presentation guidelines accounts accounts companies? Total rating (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) out of 6 (Y/N)

N Y partly N N N N N N N N Y N N partly

partly Y partly N N N N Y N N Y N Y N partly

N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y partly Y Y Y Y Y

Total Compliance 4 7 12 15 of EU-15 MS Source: Technical Annex to 2005 Benchmarking Report

Y Y Y Y Y N N Y N partly Y Y Y Y Y

partly N partly N N Y N N N N N N N N partly

12

4

3 5 4 3 3 3 1 4 2 1 4 3 4 3 5

Progress in unbundling • Situation ”rather less encouraging” • Delays also in functional unbundling • ”Implementation in letter” Ù ”Implementation in spirit”

• GREEN PAPER 2006 ”A European Strategy for Sustainable, Competitive and Secure Energy”

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Non-controllable

Sw ed en

Controllable

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Be lg iu m D en m ar k

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DG share in total electricity capacity

Present share of DG

40%

DG total

30%

20%

10%

0%

Source: DG Grid

Unbundling and DG share Legal Unbundling

High DG share (> 20%)

Medium DG share (10%< DG share < 20%)

Low DG share (DG share < 10%)

Denmark Netherlands Spain

Austria Germany Italy Sweden UK

Belgium (Greece)

France Ireland Luxembourg

Management Unbundling Accounting Unbundling

Portugal

(Finland)

• No direct relation apparent, but • lead times • problematic to evaluate unbundling • Impact of insufficient unbundling dependent on regulatory framework!! ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

Source: based on DG Grid data

Interplay of Unbundling of DG operator & DSO and National Regulation Unbundling

Unbundling Connection charges

Use of system charges

DG-operator Use of system charges

Support scheme

Electricity sales

Energy Energypolicy policy

Transport services

Transport services

DSO

TSO

System services

System services

Regulatory incentives

Heat sales (CHP)

Regulator Regulator Source: adapted from DG Grid

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The Exemption Clause Unbundling No of DSOs DSOs with less % of connections than 100,000 in this category connections Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden UK

L L L A M L L M L M L A L L L

138 30 120 94 166 950 1 1 170 10 20 11 308 184 18

n.a. 20 112 88 160 900 0 0 n.a. 9 0 10 300 179 3

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ca. 50% 7.2%, 19% 43% 53% 5% n.a. 0% 0% n.a. 35% 0% 20% 2% 40% n.a. Source: DG Grid

Connection charges • Different approaches: deep, shallow, shallowish

• Impact on commercial viability of DG project

• Locational signals vs. socialisation of costs • Lack of unbundling may aggravate network access in case of • deep charging • low level of transparency on calculation method ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

Ambiguous effect of unbundling on DG Ù DSO

• Unbundling to establish equitable access • BUT: DG adds increased complexity to the network and may imply lower revenues for DSOs

• Unbundling deprives DSOs of operating DG units • Lack of incentive for DSO a major barrier for DG • Need for regulation: proportionate sharing of costs • Different responses to changes by incumbents ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

Support Mechanisms Current share of DG

Support mechanism

Austria Belgium Denmark

Medium Low High

Finland France Germany

Medium Low Medium

Feed-in Quota Price premium Inv. grant Tax reimburse Feed-in Feed-in Inv.grant Feed-in Tax reimburse Bidding Quota Feed-in Feed-in Feed-in Feed-in Feed-in Price premium Quota Bidding

Greece

Low

Ireland

Low

Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal

Medium Low High High

Spain Sweden UK

High Medium Medium

• Effective support mechanisms may delimit detrimental impact of insufficient unbundling

• Guaranteed access • Feed-in tariff most widely used

• Example: wind energy

Conclusion

• No univocal answer if a lack of unbundling represents a major barrier to DG

• Impact of insufficient unbundling dependent on regulatory framework

• Still in transition period • some barriers temporary • best practices • time for regulatory measures ENERDAY Dresden - 21 April 2006

Thank you for your attention!

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