Introduction HUPX ID Market
HUPX INTRADAY MARKET WORKSHOP
AGENDA for today
14/01/2016 BOSCOLO BUDAPEST
13:00 – 13:10
Welcome
13:10 – 13:30
HUPX Intraday Market Project Introduction
13:30 – 14:15
HUPX Intraday Market design, products and trading
14:15 – 14:45
HUPX Intraday Market clearing and settlement
14:45 – 15:00
Coffee break
15:00 – 15:45
DBAG Commodities Market Solutions: the M7 Trading platform
15:45 – 16:15 16:15 – 16:45
Zsolt Bertalan – HUPX Zrt. CEO Júlia Lobenwein – HUPX Zrt. Head of Sales György Istvánffy – HUPX Zrt. Head of Operations and Market Development Anke Voigt – ECC Member Readiness
Toralf Michaelsen – Deutsche Börse, Vice President, Commodities Markets
Members Reports Juhász Gabriella - HUPX Zrt. Market Development Expert Membership and fees Júlia Lobenwein – HUPX Zrt. Head of Sales
Day before delivery
Physical futures
HUPX Markets
Trading
Day-ahead
Intraday
Auction trading
Delivery day
Delivery
Trading Trading
Delivery Delivery
Continuos Trading
Why now and where is the liquidity going to come from?
ID
Market trends and circumstances are setting the direction towards ID timeframe for market operators
Launch of the ID Market Why now? EU legislation (3. Energy Package, IEM, CACM GL)
Growth of intermittent RES-E generation
Shift towards trading closer to delivery
Smart development
Wind and Solar Generation in EU-28 ID Trading Strong growth of intermittent generation
GWh 350 000,0 300 000,0 250 000,0 200 000,0
150 000,0 100 000,0 50 000,0 0,0
Solar
Wind source: Eurostat Picture: Wikipédia
Wind and solar generation in CEE ID Trading RES growth in CEE
SK Solar
18 000,0
SK Wind
16 000,0
SI Solar SI Wind
GWh
14 000,0
RO Solar
12 000,0
RO Wind
10 000,0
HR Solar HR Wind
8 000,0
AT Solar
6 000,0
AT Wind
4 000,0
CZ Solar CZ Wind
2 000,0
HU Solar
0,0 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Growing market share of less predictable RES generation (wind, solar) creates demand for IDM
HU Wind
forrás: Eurostat
ID Trading Cross border capacity allocation
Y = Yearly allocation M = Monthly allocation D = Daily allocation ID = Intraday allocation
Coordinated auction: JAO: Y, M CZ-SK-HU-RO MC: D CEPS: ID
One-sided auction: MAVIR: M, D
Coordinated auction: JAO: Y, M, D CEPS: ID
Common auction: MAVIR: Y, M CZ-SK-HU-RO MC: D TRANS.: ID No connection
Coordinated auction: JAO: Y, M, D
Common auction: MAVIR: Y, M EMS: D, ID
Cross border capacity allocation for ID timeframe is available on four HU borders.
source: www.mavir.hu
HU - AT
ID Trading Cross border ID capacity auctions
Solution (operating TSO):
Sessions:
Bids submitting for ID session closing time (CET):
HU - SK
HU - RO
HU - SR
DAMAS (CEPS)
DAMAS (CEPS)
DAMAS (Transelectrica)
DAMAS (EMS)
6 x 4 hourly
6 x 4 hourly
6 x 4 hourly
6 x 4 hourly
H – 2:30
H – 2:30
H – 3:00
H – 2:30
Ultimate goal according to CACM: continuous allocation of 15 min capacities
The IDM is the last “commercial” opportunity for market participants to balance their position.
Management of forecast errors
Differences between the Day-ahead hourly profile and the real consumption
ID Trading Optimalization Better alignment to real load profile
Power Plant optimization closer to delivery
Adjustment of the results of the day-ahead auction
Power plant outages Renewables forecast errors Forecast errors of demand
Smoothing the hourly curves to 15 min balancing curves
KÁT
ID Trading
KÁT (RES) volume to be traded on HUPX DA & ID Markets
XBID Compatibility: Optimization of intraday cross border trading
Large Energy Consumers portfolio optimization
Optimization of Power Plant Production and Outages
Benefits of a Liquid ID Market Decreasing KÁT allocation costs
Increasing Liquidity on the ID Market
Decreasing Optimization cost for MPs
Savings for all Market Participants
KÁT
ID Trading Benefits of a Liquid ID Market
Organized Intraday Market provides more opportunities for market players to reduce their need for imbalance energy. In case market players will take advantage of a liquid intraday market, the following benefits can occure: Decreasing amount of balancing energy
Decreasing fees of imbalance energy (excluding all other effects)
Less balancing activity for system operator Higher level of system security can increase security of supply
In a longer term, the need for system reserves may decrease
Thank you for Your Attention!