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Basic facts  Area:302.073 km^2 (source ISTAT)  Population:60,783 mln(source ISTAT)  Number of electricity consumers: 37 mln (2014) (source AEEGSI)

 Number of TSOs:1  Number of DSOs:139(source TERNA)  Peak load:approx 54 GW provisional 2015 (source TERNA)  Average interruption of electricity: 0,5 min/year (AIT 2014) (source TERNA) Italian Power System

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Global map of the grid and of its interconnections  Interconnectors with:      

Map

France Austria Switzerland Slovenia Greece Malta

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Grid facts and characteristics The electricity grid in Italy is divided into transmission grids (380-220150- 132kV voltage) and distribution grids (lower voltage) Voltage Level

Total length (approx.)

Transmission Grid EHV 380 kV

11 000 km *

Transmission Grid EHV 220 kV

11 000 km*

Transmission Grid HV

150-132 kV

46 000 km*

Distribution Grid MV

20 KV 15kV

350 000 km**

Distribution Grid LV

400 V

780 000 km**

*Source Terna

*Only Enel distibution grid; souce Enel D.

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Structure of electrical power supply TSO

TSO-Grid

Conventional Generation

Bulk-Industry

380 kV

220 kV

132 kV/150 kV Industry

20/10 kV

380 V

Source : Amprion GmbH

DSO-Grid

Utilities

Dispersed Generation

Households

DSO

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Map of the high voltage grid (380 kV)

Source Terna

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Map of the high voltage grid (220 kV)

Source Terna

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Information on TSO(s)  Name: Terna  Network length (km) approx 63 900  Served area (km²) 302.073  Annual transmitted energy (TWh) 310 (2014)  website: http://www.terna.it

Source Terna

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Cooperation of TSO and DSOs

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Power structure of the country 2014 [MW] 8.163

Thermo

110

34.284

Hydro Wind

16.396

PV 184 3.443 1.518

14.658

8.409 7.004 26.845

4.519 Source Terna

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Installed capacity with reference to primary resources Installed capacities (GW), year 2014 Wind

Photovoltaic

Hydro

Thermo

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10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80 Source Terna

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Energy production with reference to primary resources Electricity generated (TWh), year 2014 Wind

Photovoltaic Hydro Thermo Others (gas) Thermo Others (solid) Thermo Oil Thermo Gas Thermo Solid

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20

30

40

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60

70

80

90

100 Source Terna

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Development of generation capacity since 1991 90.000 80.000 70.000 60.000 50.000

hydro thermo

40.000

geotermal wind & photovoltaic

30.000 20.000 10.000

0 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

[MW]

Source Terna

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Comsuption per customer groups Power consumption by consumer groups, 2014 2% 22%

42% Agricolture

Industry Terziary Households

34% Source Terna

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Location of RES (PV &W 2014) 2.067

2 3 21 1.505

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407 1.715 498 0

Wind 8.703 MW

1.858 9

19 19

1.044

58 91

739 122

Photovoltaic 18.609 MW

456 9 2 693 1.203

231

2.339

2.586

369 167 51 1.250

712 475 359

997 716

1.000

474

1.747 1.295

Source Terna

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Development of wind and photovoltaic power 26,8

27,3

18,2

18,6

8,1

8,6

8,7

2012

2013

2014

24,5

19,7 Fotovoltaico PV(GW) (GW)

16,4

W(GW) Eolico (GW) 12,8

9,3 6,0

1,6

1,9

1,6

1,9

2,8 0,1 2,7

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2006

2007

4,0 0,4 3,5 2008

3,5

1,1 4,9

5,8

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2010

6,9

2011

Source Terna

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RES installed capacity and production since 2005

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60.000

[MW]

50.000

Hydro

40.000

Wind

30.000

PV

20.000

Geo Bio

10.000

tot

0 2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

140.000 120.000 Hydro

100.000

[GWh]

Wind

80.000

PV

60.000

Geo

40.000

Bio

20.000

tot

0 2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

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2013

2014

Source Terna

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Price development for households Average price for electricity for households [cent/kWh] Yearly consumption about 2,700 kWh

Source AEEGSI

18,7 17,3 16,2 15,6

0,6

16,5

16,5

0,6

0,6

0,8

19,1

19,4

0,8

0,8

19,1 0,8

18,9

19,2

0,8

0,8

19,0

19,2

0,8

0,8

19,0

19,0

0,8

0,8

19,3 0,8

18,7

18,5

18,4

0,9

0,9

0,9

7,7

7,4

7,2

0,8

0,6

8,7

2,2

8,9

8,9

2,3

1,5

1,9

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II

8,8

2,5

2,3

2,3

2,2

2,2

2,4

2,7

III

IV

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II

Costi di rete e di misura

9,6

9,2

9,5

9,3

9,0

8,6

8,5

8,6

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,6

2,5

2,5

2,5

2,6

2,6

2,6

2,5

2,5

2,5

3,4

3,6

3,6

3,7

4,0

4,1

4,1

4,3

4,4

4,6

3,3

4,4

3,2

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IV

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III

9,2

2,4

2011

10,2

10,1

10,1

2012

Oneri generali di sistema

2013

Imposte

2014

PED (prezzo energia + dispacciamento) + PPE (perequazione)

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Commercializzazione

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Price development for households Average price for electricity for LV commercial customers [€/MWh] Yearly consumption about 35 MWh/year

Energy

Transmission, distribution and dispatching cost

System cost (including renewables support)

Taxes

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Price development for households Average price for electricity for MV industrial customers [€/MWh] Yearly consumption about 600 MWh/year

Energy System cost (including renewables support)

Transmission, distribution and dispatching cost Taxes

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Electricity market organisation Electricity Trading Markets

Counterpart

Description

Day-Ahead Energy Market (MGP)

GME

- The Italian electricity market organization adopted a zonal market; - Clearing market price is defined by the system marginal price given by the intersection of demand and supply curves. The result is a zonal clearing price and the algorithm applies also a national single purchasing price (PUN), which is equal to the average of zonal prices weighted by zonal consumption; - hourly energy blocks are traded for the next day; - Market Participants submit offers/bids where they specify the quantity and the min/max price at which they are willing to sell/purchase; - After the close of the market sitting, supply offers/demand bids are accepted respecting the economic merit order and in such a way as to satisfy transmission limits between zones.

Intraday Market (IM)

GME

- Market participants are allowed to modify the schedules resulting from the Day-Ahead Market by submitting additional demand bids or supply offers; - Supply offers and demand bids are selected under the same criterion as for the Day- Ahead Market.

Dispatching Services Energy Market (MSD)

TERNA

In MSD TERNA procures resources required for managing, operating and controlling the system, in order to: – solve intra-zonal congestions; – create a reserve margin; – balance injections and withdrawals in real time. MSD is divided into two sittings, MSD ex – ante (which takes place the day preceding the day the offers refer) and MB (which takes place in real time). In the MSD accepted offers/bids are valued at the offered price (pay as bid).

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Power balance in 2014  Generation (TWh)  Consuption (TWh)  Imports (TWh)  Exports (TWh)  Losses (TWh)

267 291 47 3 19

Source Terna

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Energy exchanges in 2014 Physical flows (TWh) Switzerland

Austria

1,5 0,03

24,4 0,8

Slovenia

Import I Export I

5,2 0,2

France 15,5 0,7

0,1 1,3

Greece

Source Terna

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Energy exchanges in 2014 Commercial flows (TWh) Switzerland

Austria

1,9 0,02

21,9 0,9

Slovenia

Import I Export I

3,9 0,5

France 19,7 0,5

0,2 1,5

Greece

Source Terna

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Specific aspects of italian electricity market NORD

Market zone Italian market consider 6 internal geografical zone and 4 pole with limited production

CNORD

CSUD FOGN BRNN SUD

SARDEGNA

ROSN

SICILIA

PRGP

Market coupling Pursuant to the AEEGSI resolution no. 45/2015/R/EEL, on the Italian-Slovenian, Italian-French and Italian-Austrian border, interconnection capacities are allocated daily through the mechanism of "market coupling". This mechanism simultaneously performs an implicit allocation of the daily physical rights transmission and the "clearing" of the bids/offers to buy and sell energy.

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