REVIEW, MAPPING and ASSESSMENT of existing KPIs. GRID+ consortium JRC



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REVIEW, MAPPING and ASSESSMENT of existing KPIs GRID+ consortium JRC

Goals of the survey Presentation of the work Collection of worldwide benefits and KPIs proposals Definition of program and project KPIs suited for EEGI initiative (how smart is your project) Extension towards continuous evaluation of grid smartness (how smart is your grid now and how smart is supposed to become) Methodology and approach Acquisition of benefits Organization into a hierarchy of benefits according to priorities defined by grid actors Definition of reference values and scaling rules to coordinate KPIs defined ad levels Expected results General consensus on KPI proposals Wide covering of various instances of different grid actors

Evolutionary Flowchart

Documents and connotation 1. From benefits to qualitative/quantitative KPIs: EEGIIP, ERGEG, CEER, EUTFSG3 US-DOE, EPRI 2. From qualitative/quantitative to measurable KPIs: SETIS, KUL-EUI 3. Qualitative check-list to rate smart grid evolution: SGMM, KUL-EUI 4. Ranking procedure for smart grid projects: AEEG 5. Procedure to appreciate smart grid evolution and to guide infrastructure modification: T&D-UsG 6. Critical analysis of work done so far: EC-JRC

Most common expected benefits/1 Benefit B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 Definition Increased sustainability & environmental benefits Adequate transmission/distribution grid capacity to bring the electricity generated from all sources to consumers Harmonization and standardization of grid connection procedures Higher reliability, security and quality of supply Enhanced efficiency and better service in electricity supply and grid operation Support to pan-european electricity markets by load-flow control to alleviate loop-flows and increased interconnection capacity Coordinated grid planning and development involving joint European, regional and local grid processes

Most common expected benefits/2 Benefit B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 Definition Cost efficiency of the deployed solutions (CAPital EXpenditure CAPEX + OPerating EXpence OPEX) Enabling new business models and development of innovative products and services Enhanced consumer awareness and participation in the market by new players Enabling consumers to make informed decisions related to their energy to meet the EU Energy Efficiency targets Creation of market mechanism for new energy services such as energy efficiency or energy consulting for customers Reduction of consumer bills or mitigation of upward pressure on them Electrical energy theft and ICT attacks reduction

Benefits VS. Approaches B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 EEGIIP EUTFSG3 SETIS ERGEG CEER EPRI KUL-EUI SGMM T&D-UsG AEEG

SETIS and GRID+ proposal: goals Definition of programme and project KPIs More accessible indices in different levels Strong accent towards quantification and measurability KPIs for evaluations based on power indices assessment of capacity or availability, in a feed-forward way KPIs for validation based on energy indices, calculated using historical data collected assessment of effective use, in a feed-back way Reference values to be extracted by proposals data, distinguishing between geographical areas with different load densities (rural/urban)

Input for the GRID+ methodology: EEGI-WG and SETIS proposal Level 1 Programme KPIs overreaching KPIs Economic KPIs CAPEX/km. customer and OPEX/km. customer Technical KPIs CO 2 emissions avoidable Increased network capacity and technology Level 2 Clusters of Project KPIs Economic effectiveness CAPEX/km. customer and OPEX/km. customer Technical effectiveness Sustainability and integration Coordination and interconnection Implementation effectiveness Level 3 Project KPIs Defined on a case by case basis considering possible KPIs categories

Level 1-2 KPIs, technical effectiveness sustainability and integration/1 KPI Share of RES Share of DER (including EV and storage) Definition (Maximum RES hosting capacity in the grid after project RES hosting capacity in the grid before the project) / Total load request [%] (Maximum DER hosting capacity in the grid after project maximum DER hosting in the grid before the project) / Total load request [%] Reference system and values set of projects in clusters of projects baseline: value before projects targets to be defined (thanks to R&D projects) for: - different RES technology - different grid densities - different locations (RES potential) set of projects in clusters of projects baseline: value before projects targets to be defined (thanks to R&D projects) for: - different DER technology - different grid densities - different locations (DER potential)

Level 1-2 KPIs, technical effectiveness sustainability and integration/2 KPI Share of DSM Power savings CO 2 emissions avoidable Definition (Demand shift potential after project - Demand shift potential before project)/ Demand shift potential before project [MW] Power saving after project power losses before project / power request before project [%] (Weighted?) Sum of four level 2 proposed KPIs Reference system and values set of projects in clusters of projects baseline: values before projects targets to be defined (thanks to R&D projects) for: - different grid densities - different typology of users (household, industry, tertiary) Ex post assessment

Level 1-2 KPIs, technical effectiveness coordination and interconnection KPI Interconnection capacity between and TSOs and DSOs Inter TSOs and inter DSOs interconnection capacity Technology Increased network capacity and technology Definition Transfer capacity of interfaces between TSOs or DSOs [MW] Internal transfer capacity between TSOs or DSOs [MW] MW of HVDC installed lines after project - MW of HVDC installed lines before project MW of HVAC installed lines after project - MW of HVAC installed lines before project (Weighted) Sum of three level 2 proposed KPIs Reference systems and values still to be defined

Level 1-2 KPIs, implementation effectiveness KPI Projects launched Results delivered Results ready for deployment Number of impacted customers Implementation effectiveness index Definition Number of projects launched over the total number of projects initially planned Number of delivered results Number of delivered results ready for deployment Share of DSO/TSO customers impacted by the deployed results (Weighted?) Sum of four level 2 proposed KPIs

For Level 1 and 2: Conclusions Adoption of SETIS KPIs, with possible integration coming from KUL-EUI Other aspects could be investigated such as ICT security; data privacy issues; funding mechanisms; voltage quality For level 3: The approaches available are base for further discussion and elaboration The subject would deserve specific R&D to determine the required links between project KPIs and higher level KPIs Comparative methodology taken from T&D-UsG Ranking process inherited by AEEG