VI SIMPOSIO EMPRESARIAL INTERNACIONAL FUNSEAM: RIESGOS Y OPORTUNIDADES DE LA TRANSICIÓN ENERGÉTICA MESA 3: RETOS TECNOLÓGICOS, INNOVACIONES DISRUPTIVAS Y NUEVAS OPORTUNIDADES DE NEGOCIO Contribución del nuevo paquete legislativo europeo a una mayor integración de los consumidores en los mercados minorista y mayorista de electricidad: D. Manuel Sánchez, Jefe del equipo de Redes Inteligentes de la Dirección General de Energía de la Comisión Europea 5 de febrero de 2018 Barcelona

1. Contribución del nuevo paquete legislativo europeo a
una mayor integración de los consumidores en los
mercados minorista y mayorista de electricidad
Manuel Sánchez
Jefe del equipo de Redes Inteligentes
de la Dirección General de Energía de la Comisión
Europea
MESA 3: Retos tecnológicos, innovaciones disruptivas
y nuevas oportunidades de negocio

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Smart Grids is not the target itself, but is part of the solution for the energy
transition and the market design
Flexibility
Link
wholesale
and retail
Security
and cyber
IMPLEMENTING THE ENERGY UNION STRATEGY

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Smart Grids provide plenty of opportunities for
new and more sustainable business models
• Smart metering with appropriate
functionalities
• Use of available flexibility
Infrastructure for
digital solutions
• Legal framework for new services
• Prosumer rights (single or community)
• Access to decentralised flexibility
Market
environment
• Trust, experience and new concerns
• Earnings, environmental, connectivity with
new services
Customer's
experience

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Smart
meter
data
Consumer
3rd
parties
DSO/TSO
Suppliers
Stakeholder's access to smart meter data
Needs user-friendly and transparent
access to consumption data to
monitor his/her consumption and
potentially switch supplier
Need access to the consumption
data for developing business, e.g. on
optimising consumption:
• Individual household level
• near real-time data
Need access to technical data for
efficient grid operation and planning:
• detailed granularity
• detailed location
Need access to consumption data
for billing and tailored offers:
• Individual household level
• detailed granularity for tailored
offer

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Active
Consumers
Supplier
DSO TSO
POWER
EXCHANGE
MARKET
SUPPLY and
FLEXIBILITY
BALANCING
MARKET and
ANCILLARY
SERVICES
Commercial domain -
Supply
Regulated domain
Generator
FLEXIBILITY
PURCHASE
CONTRACT
MUTUAL EXCHANGE OF OPERATIONAL
AND CONTRACTUAL DATA
Commercial domain -
Flexibility
INFORMATION
EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
ADJUSTMENT
MECHANISM
BRP
BRP
Aggregator
FLEXIBILITY PROCUREMENT FOR
CONSTRAINT MANAGEMENT
Ref: Manuel Sánchez © EC2017
based on Smart Grids Task Force (EG3 Report 2015
Clean Energy package:
more flexible and smart wholesale/retail markets
FLEXIBILITY
PURCHASE
CONTRACT

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More flexible and smart wholesale/retail markets:
DSO/TSO cooperation
system
actions
system
actions
system
actions
system
actions
system
actions
optimised
system
actions
TSO
DSO
today independent co-existing integrated
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More flexible and smart wholesale/retail markets:
DSO/TSO cooperation

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Current views and the way forward
 New legislative framework adopted on 30 November 2016 to include a wider
views/benefits towards the energy sector's digitalisation and set roles:
o Focus on metering and consumption data for new services
o Consumer 's right to have smart metering and dynamic tariff contracts
o Independently of the data management model, set EU requirements on
non-discriminatory, easy, timely access to data needed for new services
o Clarify issues such as costs for sharing data, interoperability, data format
and procedures to exchange data.
o Certification and authorization of party responsible for data management
by Member States and needs for compliance officers
o Further cooperation DSO-TSOs on data flow and planning
 Analysis of consumer issues (e.g. benefits, satisfaction, engagement).
Expected results available at Q1- 2018.
 Towards the digitalisation of the energy sector. Three Working groups on
Interoperability, Cybersecurity and Demand Side

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Questions
manuel.sanchez-jimenez@ec.europa.eu