Danish German Exchange Arnsberg. The Required Toolbox For DSO 2.0. Sebastian Winter, BDEW.

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1 Danish German Exchange Arnsberg The Required Toolbox For DSO 2.0, BDEW

2 Common challenges and key influencing factors More renewables, more dynamic systems, more DSO Past Today DSO 2.0 Generation Transmission / Distribution Conventional Generation Aggregators Automation Smart Grid Smart Meter Storage Energy Efficiency Photovoltaic Renewables Internet of Things Consumption E-Mobility Sector-coupling Heat pump Seite 2

3 The power system is turning upside down Flexibility potential within voltage levels EHV HV MV 8 46 LV EHV EHV 26 7 HV HV MV MV 30 3 LV 3 96 LV 46 Quelle: E-Bridge Measures in GW 3

4 The new role of the distribution system operators Self-image of the DSO 2.0 Our common Understanding High-performance infrastructure service provider to enable efficient energy markets. Our Needs We take responsibility for processes, switchgear and data management within our grids. Our Role in the energy system changes massively. We take on new responsibilities competently. Our Responsibility We can guarantee security of supply. Our Toolbox We use flexibility solutions and smart applications to ensure efficient network operation. Seite 4

5 The Contents of the Toolbox What kind of tools are needed? Technical Organizational Regulatory Seite 5

6 Technical Tools Utilizing innovation to create sustainable, future-ready systems Smart assets, intelligently integrated into the distribution networks Flexible grid and generation components E-mobility Storage solutions ICT solutions to ensure a secure and efficient grid operation and data handling Seite 6

7 Organizational Tools Creating structures to complement the ongoing system transition Clear communication and data provision models and structures Everyone with system responsibility gets the data he needs at the level of detail that is required (which might not be simply everything) Clear interfaces between different actors in the energy system ( No actions in anybody s system without his knowledge & approval ) Joint understanding between actors about a shared responsibility and the shape of a reliable, sustainably and cost effective future energy system Seite 7

8 Cost Regulatory Tools Incentivise smart, sustainable design & operation decisions Investing in and operating intelligent and sustainable grid solutions need to be economically viable for DSO Capex & Opex X gen (sectoral productivity factor) Cost efficient allocation between network expansion and network services Proper transition processes (e.g. integration of new smart-metering solutions) ICT Network exp. Grid Expansion Network service Total costs Flexible support to adjust to technical necessities (e.g. data provision by third parties) Total cost determination for network expansion (Source: IAEW) (ICT: information- and communication technology Seite 8

9 The Contents of the Toolbox What kind of tools are needed? Technical Organizational Regulatory Seite 9

10 Pubic (and Political) Relation Tools New challenges & solutions need to be properly communicated Associations and groups who provide an active DSO voice on a national and international level, provide input to regulators and politcal decision makers and ensure the DSO perspective is take into account National platforms (e.g. BDEW) European platforms (e.g. DSO-entity) Faces and voices in the public dialog Win over hearts and minds of people for the future role of DSO as their local solution enabler DSO 2.0 within BDEW Seite 10

11 Head of Department of Energy Networks and European Regulation Management BDEW German Association of Energy and Water Industries Tel.: Fax: