Smart Grids and innovations in transmission grid development

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1 Smart Grids and innovations in transmission grid development Norela Constantinescu, ENTSO-E 14 December 2018, TEN-E Thematic Group on Smart Grids

2 An Integrated system approach The way forward for a complex, multi-layered and multi-dimensional energy system Various actors to deliver different services at different scales Digital technologies as enabler to enhance interactivity between actors 2

3 EC funded projects itesla TRL 5-6 Umbrella System Operation /RSCs System Operation Vision 2030/low inertia Migrate TRL 5-6 Garpur Promotion TRL 7-8 System Development Technologies of the future Future Flow TRL 7-8 Cross bow Market and flexibility Flexi transtore TRL 7-8 Osmose TRL 7-8 Eu sysflex Smartn et TDX Assist TRL 7-8 TRL 5-6 TSO/DSO Digital and TSOs/DSOs/customer Interrface TRL 7-8 Big Data call 3

4 Security and system stability: Power Electronics Accommodate more Power Electronics and what do we do to maintain the same levels of security of supply? 4

5 From the use of digital technologies 5

6 to THE DIGITAL GRID: vision 2030 Sector coupling layer (e.g.. Transport) Market layer System operation layer Data layer Physical grid layer Electrical vehicle Smart charging MARI (mfr) Picasso (afrr) XBID MAD Swarmgrid CECRE Interrface (TSO-DSO) Network codes Estfeed Data centers Transparency platform CGM ECCO SP PMUs Sensors Digital substation Drones 40% 60% 70% 65% 90% A u t o m a t i o n X-border X-Sector Multi- Player Digital platforms I n f o r m a t i o n

7 The toolbox of TSOs and DSOs to unleash flexibility potential, beyond network reinforcement: Active System Management Technical solutions using network assets Market-based solutions to activate explicit flexibilities Connection agreement solutions Tariff solutions to trigger implicit flexibility Rule-based solutions like curtailments, in last resort or emergency situations 7

8 Geographical scope of the pilots by category Disclaimer: the position of the icon is illustrative Categories of the pilots: Flexibility Market Places Data Exchange Technical Solutions Aggregators (not in the map as covering all European countries) 8

9 INTERRFACE: Concept TOOLS: Existing New ones Improvement of existing ones 9

10 CEF PCIs on Smart Grids TSO involvement Sincrogrid project Slovenia /Croatia ACON Czeck Republic /Slovakia - Integration of electricity markets Smart Border initiative France Germany - joint optimization of crossborder distributio - Smart mobility and integration - Energy efficiency and sector coupling (heat) 10

11 Infrastructure: physics are needed Digital Infrastru cture Mobility - HVDC/HVAC systems - New materials - Power electronics Digital : vital to energy transition - TSO DSOs- customers: eg Interrface and Coordinet - System efficiencies - Grid efficiencies - Cybersecurity Mobility sector coupling - Electromobility impact on the grid peaks - Smart charging and vehicle to grid service for the grid - Coordination of different actors 11

12 Conclusions Integrating smart technologies with existing assets Embedding digital technologies into new infrastructures Enabling new services: optimize existing infrastructure use, reference architecture and interoperability, sector coupling, multisided and multiplayers platforms Integrating layers, players and geographical scope, cybersecurity More agile regulation : Bridging R&I and PCIs, TSOs-DSOs, physical and digital integration lifecycles for investments 12

13 Thank you 13