PROVISIONAL DATA ON OPERATION OF THE ITALIAN POWER SYSTEM

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1 PROVISIONAL DATA ON OPERATION OF THE ITALIAN POWER SYSTEM 27

2 Table of Contents PAGE 1. Introduction Electricity Balance Electricity Demand Load Demand Weekly Maximum Value of Load and Energy Hydro Power Plants: Energy Capability and Reservoirs Energy not Supplied Maximum Load Flows between Geographical Areas Balance of Physical Exchanges of Electricity Physical Exchanges of Electricity between Italy and Neighbouring Countries Time Curves of Net Import/Export Balance Grid Facilities Entered into Operation Italian 38 kv Grid Legend All rights reserved. The data presented herein are the exclusive property of Terna and may not be used in whole or in part without prior permission of Terna and proper acknowledgement of the source. 2

3 Introduction Terna - Rete Elettrica Nazionale SpA - is the company in charge of electricity transmission and dispatching over the high and extra-high voltage grid throughout Italy. To provide security, reliability and quality of electricity supply, Terna must, instant by instant, collect data on the status of the power system. By processing these data, Terna develops yearly indicators of power system performance. This publication summarises the provisional data on operation of the Italian power system in 27. Among the 27 highlights, it is worth mentioning the overall growth of electricity consumption, which was up by.7% on 26. In 27, electricity demand reached billion kwh. Of this figure, 86.5% was covered by domestic production allocated for consumption (+.5% on 26) and 13.5% by imports (+2.1% on 26). The installed generating capacity grew by about 5%. Wind farms gave a significant contribution (over 5 MW) to this growth. Two other phenomena characterised demand in 27: a new all-time peak load on the national power grid (56,822 MW on 18 December 27, at 17:), which was up by 2.2% on the previous year; a new all-time peak demand in the Summer period (2 uly 27), which was comparable to the one of the Winter period (56,589 MW) and up by 1.7% on the corresponding value of 26. The following pages give more insight into these and other aspects of Terna s management & operation of the Italian power system. 3

4 Italian Electricity Balance TWh (26 data between parentheses) Thermal production (262.2) 78.1% (77.7%) Hydro production 39. (43.4) Wind, photovoltaic and geothermal production 9.8 (8.5) 11.5% (12.9%) 12.8 (12.9) Electricity consumed by auxiliary services 7.6 (8.7) Electricity consumed by pumping Export 2.9% (2.5%) 48.5 (46.6) 14.3% (13.8%) 2.6 (1.6).8% (.5%) Import Total gross production (314.1) 3.8% (3.8%) 2.2% (2.6%) 1% Electricity supplied (consumption + losses) (337.5 ) 27/26 variation +.7% escluso il 29/2/24 + 1,5% 4

5 Electricity Balance by Regional Area and Total (GWh) TURIN MILAN VENICE FLORENCE ROME NAPLES PALERMO CAGLIARI Total % var. Hydro Production Thermal Production Wind, photovoltaic and geothermal production Total gross production* Electricity consumed by auxiliary services Total net production Electricity consumed by pumping Net production allocated for consumption Import Export Net import/export balance Balance of physical exchanges between regional areas Electricity supplied Year 26 % variation 8,982 9,453 11,24 1,716 3,143 3, ,43 43, ,724 56,797 26,542 29,714 32,463 54,827 23,869 13,62 265, , , , ,754 8, ,718 66,25 37,782 37,29 35,982 6,358 25,351 14, , ,91.1 1,243 2,423 1,428 1,384 1,352 2,925 1, ,88 12, ,475 63,827 36,354 35,645 34,63 57,433 24,27 13,974 31,545 31, ,348 2, , ,636 8, ,127 61,656 36,196 35,89 34,48 55,491 23,393 13, ,99 292, ,719 25,72 4, ,57 46, , ,64 1, ,127 25,69 4, ,93 44, ,721-15,924 8,811 15,619 13,962-5,273-1, ,533 7,81 49,334 5,78 48,37 49,246 21,974 12, , , ,831 7,37 49,397 5,673 48,21 48,18 21,47 12, *of which CIP-6 production 931 2,647 7,864 19,651 6,498 8,16 5,4 2,965 53,756 51, N.B. Net import/export balance excluding the Republic of San Marino and the Vatican City. During the year, electricity demand reached billion kwh (+.7% on 26), with a fairly variable monthly performance. Net domestic production allocated for consumption rose by.5%, whereas the balance of physical exchanges of electricity with neighbouring countries grew by 2.1% on the previous year. In particular, production from thermal sources and renewables (geothermal, wind and photovoltaic) was up by 1.3% and 14.7%, respectively; conversely, production from hydro sources sharply declined (-1.1%). Imports of electricity from neighbouring countries increased by 4.2%, while exports were up by as much as 63.9%. 5

6 Electricity Demand on the Italian Grid Trend and Coverage TWh Net import/export balance Net production allocated for consumption Monthly and Cyclical Percentage Variations % F M A M A S O N F M A M A S O N F M A M A S O N , 25/24 26/25 27/26 Monthly Cyclical (referring to the last 12 months) 5 6

7 Percentage Variations by Regional Area % , TURIN MILAN VENICE FLORENCE ROME NAPLES PALERMO CAGLIARI 26/25 27/26 Components (%) of Electricity Supply Side * Net import/export balance 13.5 % Hydro 11.3 % Wind, photovoltaic and geothermal 2.9 % Thermal 72.3 % * % net of electricity consumed by auxiliary services of the production and by pumping. 7

8 Hourly Load Demand on the Italian Grid Load Curve on Maximum and Minimum Peak Days GW GW GW Dec un Dec Mar Apr Apr time time time Max 25 Min 25 Max 26 Min 26 Max 27 Min 27 Daily Values 27 MAX MIN GW Date-Time GW Date-Time LOAD Gross thermal production December 17: April 16: Gross hydro production uly 11: November 5: Hourly peak load December 17: April 4: GWh Date GWh Date ENERGY Gross thermal production 1, December April Gross hydro production une October Daily electricity demand 1, uly April N.B.: Data are net of electricity consumed by auxiliary services and by pumping. In 27, electricity demand on the national power system had a new all-time peak of 56,822 MW at 17: of Tuesday, 18 December (+2.2% on the previous year). In the Summer period, owing to the torrid heat especially in the last ten days of uly, electricity demand on the national power grid had repeated peaks in various areas of the country. At 11: of Friday, 2 uly, with 56,589 MW, a new all-time Summer peak was recorded. The peak was up by 1.7% on the previous one (55,619 MW, at 11: of Tuesday, 27 une 26). On the same day, also the daily electricity demand had an all-time peak of 1,142.1 GWh (+2.5% on 26). 8

9 GW Peak Loads by Month an Feb Mar Apr May un ul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec GW 6 5 (*) Utilisation Curve of Hourly Load Demand % GW 58 (*) % N.B.: Data are net of electricity consumed by auxiliary services and by pumping. 9

10 Weekly Maximum Values of Load and Energy GW Weekly Maximum Values of Load an Feb Mar Apr May un ul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Weekly Maximum Values of Energy GWh an Feb Mar Apr May un ul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec The weekly load curve of electricity supplied shows the maximum values of load and energy recorded on the Italian power grid in each of the 52 weeks of 27. The diagrams clearly show low demand values during the Easter, August and year-end holidays. 1

11 Hydro Power Plants Energy Capability Factor Yearly Factor.7 (.8 in 26) F M A M A S O N D Historical monthly maximum values from 195 to 26 Historical monthly minimum values from 195 to % 1 Fullness Factor of Hydro Reservoirs at the end of Each Month F M A M A S O N D Historical monthly maximum values from 197 to 26 Historical monthly minimum values from 197 to The monthly energy capability factor had a fairly variable performance: except in une, its percentage values were always below the corresponding values recorded throughout 27. In May, this factor had an all-time minimum vs. its multi-year average. The yearly energy capability factor (ratio of the energy capability in the current year to the average multi-year reference value) was lower than the corresponding value of the previous year. This confirms the low use of hydro resources due to scarce rainfall in Winter and Spring. 11

12 Energy not Supplied (MWh) to the kv Grid Regional Area YEAR 27 YEAR 26 Turin Milan Venice Florence Rome Naples 1, Palermo 1, Cagliari Total 4, ,318.7 Maximum Load Flows between Geographical Areas (MW) FRANCE SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA SLOVENIA GREECE NORTH FLORENCE ROME PALERMO FLORENCE FLORENCE ROME NAPLES NAPLES CAGLIARI 12 Oct Apr Nov Nov May Nov ul Dec un ul. 27 8: 2: 16: 1: 3: 17: 5: 8: 18: 9: FRANCE 2,948 1, ,429 1,21 1,291 1, ,964 1,789 SWITZERLAND 3,366 4,825 1,55 2,527 2,624 3,369 3,518 1,833 3,851 3,53 AUSTRIA SLOVENIA , , GREECE NORTH FLORENCE 3,23 4,455 2,72 4,242 2,973 5,672 3, ,923 4,19 FLORENCE ROME 1,48 2, ,35 2,23 1,927 2,947-1, ROME NAPLES - 1, ,615-3, ,496 PALERMO NAPLES FLORENCE CAGLIARI

13 Balance of Physical Exchanges of Electricity (GWh) France 14,428 Switzerland Turin 3,699 36,533 8,29 25,69 Milan 7,692 7,81 14,87 9, ,334 Venice 1,411 2,916 Austria Slovenia Florence 5,78 7,27 France (Corsica) 55 48,37 Rome 621 6,692 Naples 49,246 12, Greece Cagliari 1,419 Palermo 21,974 EXCHANGES DEMAND The balance of physical exchanges of electricity mainly shows the energy flows between the various areas of the Italian power system. Note the high flows going from Lombardia towards Triveneto (Trentino-Veneto-Friuli Venezia Giulia) and then converging, in part, towards central Italy. A 38-kV transmission link between Sicilia and mainland Italy provides secure operation of the Sicilia and Calabria power system. 13

14 Physical Exchanges of Electricity between Italy and Neighbouring Countries (GWh) Electricity imported to Italy from Electricity exported from Italy to 26 France Switzerland Austria Slovenia Greece TOTAL France Switzerland Austria Slovenia Greece TOTAL Net import/export balance anuary , , ,138.4 February , , ,169.3 March 1,46. 1, , ,158.6 April 1, , , ,729.7 May 1, , , ,344.5 une 1, , , ,148.8 uly 1, , , ,859. August , , ,938.4 September 1, , , ,899.5 October 1, , , ,85.5 November 1, , , ,437.8 December 1, , , ,31.4 YEAR 14, ,92.7 1,419. 5, , , ,984.9 Electricity imported to Italy from Electricity exported from Italy to 27 France Switzerland Austria Slovenia Greece TOTAL France Switzerland Austria Slovenia Greece TOTAL Net import/export balance anuary 1, , , ,358. February 1,328. 2, , ,34.3 March 1,47.2 2, , ,72.6 April 1, , , ,581.4 May 1, , , ,782.8 une 1, , , ,729.5 uly 1,39. 2, , ,. August 1, , , ,929.8 September 1, , , ,65.6 October 1, , , ,811.5 November , , ,969.5 December , , ,425.4 YEAR 14, , ,41.7 3, ,57.1 1, , , ,93.4 Physical Exchanges of Electricity between Italy and Neighbouring Countries from 1963 to 27 (GWh) 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Net import/export balance Import Export In the course of 27, the balance of physical exchanges of electricity with neighbouring countries increased, reaching an actual value of 45.9 billion kwh, i.e. up by 2.1% on the previous year. 14

15 Time Curves of Net Import/Export Balance MW Day-time NTC values anuary February March April May une uly August September October November December Net transfer capacity on the interconnected system (NTC) MW Night-time NTC values anuary February March April May une uly August September October November December Net transfer capacity on the interconnected system (NTC) The red line shows the limit value of the maximum transfer capacity on the interconnected system (NTC), whereas the blue one represents the minimum transfer capacity. The maximum transfer capacity in the Winter period ranged daily from 7,49 to 6,84 MW. In the Summer period (May-September 27, excluding August), the range was 6,39-5,84 MW. In August, the range was 6,5-4,7 MW. From the last quarter of 27, exports rose significantly and their overall value was up by as much as 63.9% on the previous year. 15

16 Grid Facilities Entered into Operation (New or Renovated) Thermal Power Plants Erg NuCe Sud gas turbine MVA ERG Petroli Termini Imerese gas turbine MVA Enel Produzione Calenia di Sparanise unit 2 17 MVA Calenia Energia Alba Power gas turbine MVA Alba Power Vado Ligure gas turbine 51 3 MVA Tirreno Power Simeri Crichi gas turbine GT-G1 + gas turbine GT-G2 ( ) MVA Edison Turbigo unit 4 + gas turbine G + gas turbine H ( ) MVA Edipower Acea Electrabel di Leinì unit 1 + gas turbine A (16 + 3) MVA Acea Electrabel Produzione S.p.A. EON Livorno Ferraris unit ST + gas turbine GT1 + gas turbine GT2 ( ) MVA E.ON. Italia Produzione S.p.A. Whirpool Europe gas turbine GA 12.5 MVA Whirpool Europe S.r.l. Rizziconi gas turbine 1 3 MVA Rizziconi Energia Hydro Power Plants SIED Calcinere unit 1 + unit 2 + unit 3 + unit 4 ( ) MVA SIED S.p.A. Renewable-Energy Power Plants Castelnuovo di Conza wind 1 MW Edison Energie Speciali S.p.A. Monte Narbone wind 96 MW Enipower S.r.l. Wind Power Sud S.r.l. S. Ninfa wind 32.3 MW Enel Produzione S.p.A. Aerofonte wind 72 MW Soc. Aerofonte S.r.l. Lecce Tre wind 36 MW P. E. Salentino S.M. DAurio S.r.l. Fri-El wind 36 MW Fri-El Ricigliano S.r.l. Cadau wind 21 MW Energia Verde S.r.l. Parco Eolico Marco Aurelio Severino wind 44 MW P. E. Marco Aurelio Severino S.r.l. Eolo Puglia wind 21 MW Eolo Puglia Parco Eolico Serra Pelata wind 58 MW Parco Eolico Serra Pelata S.r.l. Parco Eolico Piano di Corda wind 46 MW Parco Eolico Piano di Corda S.r.l. Parco Eolico Tempio Pausania wind 7.5 MW Eolo Tempio Pausania S.r.l. Lines 38 kv Matera electrical station-s.sofia electrical station km Terna 38 kv S/E Leynì - C.le AceaElectrabel Leynì 6.1 km AceaElectrabel Produzione S.p.A. 38 kv Ferrara-SEF Ferrara Nord electrical station 2.5 km Società Enipower Ferrara 38 kv Trino power plant EON Livorno Ferraris 1.95 km E.ON 38 kv Rizziconi electrical station Rizziconi Energia power plant.22 km Rizziconi Energia 22 kv Acerra-Fibe 2.87 km Terna 22 kv Colunga-S.Benedetto del Querceto km Terna 22 kv S.Benedetto del Querceto-Casellina km Terna 7 x 15 kv lines Terna 4 x 15 kv lines Enel Distribuzione 5 x 132 kv lines Terna 2 x 132 kv lines Enel Distribuzione Stations/Substations 38 kv Carpi Fossoli electrical station Terna 38 kv unit EON Livorno Ferraris power plant E.ON. 38 kv unit S.E.F. Ferrara power plant S.E.F S.r.l. 22 kv S.Benedetto del Querceto electrical station Terna 22 kv unit Morigallo Terna 15 kv unit Piscioli Terna 15 kv unit Troia Terna 15 kv HV/MV substation acurso Enel Distribuzione 15 kv HV/MV substation Assoro Enel Distribuzione 132 kv unit Morigallo Terna 132 kv unit Castione Andevenno Enel Distribuzione 132 kv unit Sanfront Enel Distribuzione 132 kv unit Rossano Enel Distribuzione Transformers 38/22 kv 12 MVA Terna 38/15 kv 25 MVA Terna 38/132 kv 1 MVA Terna 22/15 kv 16 MVA Terna 22/132 kv 41 MVA Terna Capacitor Banks Colunga 54 MVAR Terna Bulciago 54 MVAR Terna Misterbianco 54 MVAR Terna Salgareda 54 MVAR Terna Reactors Suvereto 2 MVAR Terna Dolo 2 MVAR Terna Valmontone 2 MVAR Terna Martignone 2 MVAR Terna 16

17 Italian 38 kv Grid as of 31 December 27 LAVORGO SOAZZA ROBBIA!!! EDOLO " UDINE OVEST RONCOVALGRANDE MUSIGNANO " " S.FIORANO CORDIGNANO!( PLANAIS!! BULCIAGO DIVACA ALBERTVILLE PIANCAMUNO GORLAGO SANDRIGO TORVISCOSA MONFALCONE MERCALLO FLERO NAVE OSPIATE VENEZIA N. DOLO LONATO DUGALE TURBIGO CASSANO!( CAMIN VILLARODIN LEYNI TRINO C.LE!!( TAVAZZANO " S.ROCCO MANTOVA!( CAORSO OSTIGLIA ADRIA SUD VENAUS CHIVAS.TER PORTO TOLLE PIACENZA PIOSSASCO CASANOVA SERMIDE VOGHERA ST PARMA VIGH. FERRARA NORD VIGNOLE B. PORTO CORSINI RUBIERA MAGLIANO S.DAMASO RAVENNA CANALA!( COLUNGA ENIPOWER RAVENNA FORLI VIA ORAZIANA " " BARGI C.LE VADO TERMICA ENTRACQUE S.MARTINO IN XX SPEZIA C.LE CALENZANO FANO E.T. MARGINONE POGGIO A CAIANO CANDIA TAVARNUZZE ROSIGNANO ROSEN! PIAN DELLA SPERANZA ROSELECTRA SUVERETO ROSARA SF6 PIOMBINO TERMICA FIUMESANTO CODRONGIANOS TERAMO 38 VILLANOVA VILLAVALLE " MONTALTO C.LE S.GIACOMO AURELIA TORREVAL.NORD S.LUCIA ROMA N. GISSI TORREVAL. SUD ENERGIA M. TERMOLI ROMA E. ROMA O. LARINO VALMONTONE FOGGIA ROMA S. CEPRANO38 PRESENZANO " LATINA NUCL. GARIGLIANO ST SPARANISE CANDELA S.MARIA CAPUA V. BENEVENTO 2 PATRIA SET TEVEROLA MONTECORVINO ANDRIA LAINO ALTOMONTE BARI O BRINDISI NORD MATERA BRINDISI BRINDISI S. BRINDISI SUD CE TARANTO N2 ROSSANO TE GALATINA ARACHTHOS(GRECIA) SELARGIUS SARLUX ASSEMINI CAGLIARI SUD SCANDALE MAGISANO FEROLETO SIMERI CRICHI RIZZICONI SORGENTE FACILITIES IMPIANTI ( 38 Stazione kv substation 38 kv (national RTN transmission grid) Substation Stazione 38 not belonging kv non RTN to national o CPtransmission grid Customer Cabina Utente substation Thermal Centrale power termoelettrica plant " Hydro Centrale power idroelettrica plant PATERNO CHIARAMONTE GULFI ISAB ENERGY LINES LINEE 38 Linea kv 38 line (national kv RTNtransmission grid) 38 Linea kv 38 line (not kv non belonging RTN to national transmission grid) 38 Linea kv doppia double-circuit terna line 38 (national kv RTNtransmission grid) 4 Linea kv 4 DC line kv (national cc RTN transmission grid) kilometres km 17

18 Legend The electricity supplied (or electricity demand) is the electricity to be injected into the grid for covering its net internal consumption. In the case of a national grid, it is equal to the sum of net electricity production and of imports from neighbouring countries, after deducting the electricity consumed by pumping and exports to neighbouring countries. The trend variation is the percentage change with respect to the same month or period of the previous year. The gross electricity production of a group of power plants in a given period is the sum of the amounts of electricity generated, measured at the terminals of electrical generators. The electricity consumed by auxiliary services is the sum of the electricity consumed by all the auxiliary services of power plants and of losses in the main transformers. The net electricity production is equal to the gross electricity production, after deducting the electricity consumed by auxiliary services and the losses in the main transformers. The electricity consumed by pumping is the electricity used for the sole purpose of pumping water and storing it for subsequent electricity generation. Regional areas consist of one or more neighbouring regions, which are grouped as follows: TURIN: MILAN: VENICE: FLORENCE: ROME: NAPLES: PALERMO: CAGLIARI: Piemonte - Liguria - Valle daosta Lombardia Friuli Venezia Giulia - Veneto - Trentino Alto Adige Emilia Romagna - Toscana Lazio - Umbria - Abruzzo - Molise - Marche Campania - Puglia - Basilicata - Calabria Sicilia Sardegna The hydro energy capability factor is the ratio of the energy capability in a given period to the mean energy capability in the same period. The energy capability of a group of power plants in a given period is the maximum amount of electricity that all the inflows observed in the same period would enable them to generate under the most favourable conditions. 18

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