The Electric Power System

The Electric Power System - Turkey- Turkish Power System 1 2 Basic facts  Area:814.578 km²  Population:77.695.904 (2014)  Consumer: 35.714.380...
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Basic facts  Area:814.578 km²  Population:77.695.904 (2014)  Consumer: 35.714.380 (2013)  1 TSO  21 DSOs

 Peak load: 41.003 MW (14.08.2014 14:30)

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

Greece Bulgaria Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan Iran Iraq Syria

TURKEY

400 kV 400 kV 220 kV 154 kV

Existing Underconstruction Existing Existing

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Grid facts and characteristics The electricity grid in Turkey is sub-divided into transmission grids (more than 66 kV) and distribution grids. SUBSTATIONS (2014) 400 kV : 93 220 kV : 1 154 kV : 575 66 kV : 14 Total : 693 Subs. with 127.705 MVA capacity

TRANSMISSION LINES (2014) 400 kV : 17.747 km 154 kV : 35.384 km 220 kV : 85 km 66 kV : 509 km Total : 53.725 km

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Structure of Turkish power system TEDAŞ

TEDAŞ Distribution

Distribution

TEK

Transmission

TEİAŞ Vertically Integrated

TEAŞ

Transmission &Marketing

TETAŞ Trade

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TEİAŞ

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Generation, Transmission & EÜAŞ Trade Generation 2001

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Map of the high voltage grid

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Information on TSO  Sole owner of Turkish transmission system is Turkish Electricity Transmission Co. (TEIAS)  Network length:53.725 km Serving: 814.578 km² www.teias.gov.tr

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Transmission structure of the Turkey Operation and maintenance works of transmission assets are conducted by 22 regional offices.

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Transmission structure of the Turkey Turkish Electricity Grid is managed by one National Control Center (NCC) located in Ankara and nine Regional Control Center (RCC).

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Installed capacity with reference to primary resources  Installed capacities (GW), year  Biomass  Coal  Gas  Hydro power  Lignite  Nuclear  Oil  Solar power  Wind power  Others

Generation Type Natural Gas Coal Liquid Fuel Hydro Wind Geothermal Solar Other Total

Installed Capacity Percentage (MW) 25550,1 36,75% 15303,7 22,01% 658,8 0,95% 23640,9 34,01% 3629,7 5,22% 404,9 0,58% 40,2 0,06% 288,1 0,41% 69516,4 100,00%

Total: 69.516,4 MW Turkish Power System

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Energy production with reference to primary resources

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Increase of Comsuption 300,0

12,0 10,0

250,0

8,0 200,0

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Consumption (TWh)

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Increase (%)

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Comsuption per customer groups

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Location of renewable energy sources Distribution of Wind Power Plants in Turkey as of 2014

PLANNED + INSTALLED: ~12.000 MW * Red: In Operation Blue: Planned

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Location of renewable energy sources Turkish Solar potential

According to Strategy Paper of Energy Ministry, Turkey’s aim in solar energy is to have 3.000 MW solar power plant integration by 2023. Turkish Power System

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Development of wind power

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Development of photovoltaic power Installed Capacity (MW): Year 2014

Amount(MW) 40,2

First half of 2015 74,8

TOTAL

115,0 Turkish Power System

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RES installed capacity and production since 2002

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Electricity market organisation Milestones on the formation of the Turkish electricity market 2001 2006 2009 2011 2013

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• Electricity Market Law numbered 4628 was published. • Market Financial Settlement Center (PMUM) at TEIAS started to operate the balancing mechanism. • Imbalances started to be settled as night, day and peak time period. • Balancing and Settlement Regulation was published on 1st December of 2009. • Day Ahead Planning was being used for day ahead trading and balancing activities. • Balancing Power Market is being used for real-time balancing. Imbalances started to be settled hourly. • Day Ahead Market came in to force on 1st December of 2011 • Daily advance payments, collateral mechanism and renewable energy resources support mechanism started to be implemented. • Electricity Market Law numbered 6446 was published. Law numbered 4628 was renamed as “Law on the organization and duities of Energy Market Regulatory Authority” • In accordance with the Electricity Market Law, a new liberal company called EPİAŞ (Electricity Markets Operating Incorporate Company) which will operate day ahead market, intraday market and settlement of these markets, was established. • EPİAŞ started to operations in 1st of September 2015. After this date TEIAS is responsible only balancing of power market.

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Power balance in 2014  Generation (TWh): 251.962, 8  Consuption (TWh): 257.220,1  Imports (TWh): 7.953.3  Exports (TWh): 2.696.0  Losses (TWh): %2,4

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Energy exchanges with neighbours in 2014

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