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MARKET OPERATIONS

SETTLEMENT PROCEDURE By B.C.OGBU

Contents INTRODUCTION Settlement software window Settlement Data Participants Obligations Current Vs Old Process Settlement statements Possible changes Preliminary Vs Final Settlement statement MYTO Charges 2014/2015(MYTO 2, FIRST MINOR REVIEW),NERC/134 Preparing the statement DisCos settlements- imbalance Energy sent out Vs Capacity credited to GenCos Current Process VS Old process

INTRODUCTION The ONEM settlement software deployed. fulfilled the requirement of MR.27.1.2 Put to use in preparing settlement statement for the past six months. First review of MYTO 2 Use of reviewed price from June 2014

Settlement software window

Settlement Data Metered data is obtained from GenCos and DisCos in respect of energy sent out and energy delivered.(mr: 27.6.4 ) MO validates the metered data submitted by the participants with SO figures The capacity figures are obtained from the System Operator (see Second Interim Rules s. 8a). Capacity reading is taken every hour for each GenCo. The total is used for preparing monthly settlement

Participants Obligation DisCos (energy delivered) GenCos (energy sent out) submit (MR27.6.4.& Second Interim Rules s.18 Metered data Validate and correct (MR.27.6.5) MO (Calculate (Settlement Statements) SO (capacity figures) Energy figures Settlements Statements

Current Process VS Old process Item Current Process Old process Capacity figures Hourly readings Read at 6.00 hours Capacity charge N/MW/h N/MW/month Capacity used for settlement Hours in a month Transmission loss (MR.27.8.2) Imported Energy Sum of hourly read capacity Actual hours for every month GenCos takes 8.05%, TSP takes the difference GenCos created and billed as a DisCo Average of daily read capacity at 6.00 hrs Average of 730 hrs GenCos took the actual Netted off from the energy exported.

Settlement statements MO prepares two settlement statements in a month: Preliminary settlement statement participants are expected to check and raise complaint if they disagree with the content of the preliminary statement Final settlement statement Prepared after considering objections raised if any. Shows the final payable/receivable

Issue Preliminary Settlement Statement Receive Complaints and effect corrections Produce Final Settlement Statement 9th to 10th 10 th to 14th 15 th to 17th Dispatch Final Settlement Statement 18 th to 20th Issue Invoices and Credit Note 20th

Possible changes Preliminary Vs Final Settlement statement Late submission of input data settlement data was estimated (MR.32.2.3). correct data obtained later and used. Results to delays Wrong input data submitted Corrected after verification and validation. Changes former inputs Changes allocations

MYTO Charges 2014/2015(MYTO 2, FIRST MINOR REVIEW),NERC/134 N/MWh MO 80.22 SO 304.93 Auxilary Services 32.61 TSP 1903.12 NBET 37.16 Regulatory CHARGES FROM TCN 59.51 FROM DISCOS 124.23 FROM GENCOS 1.5% OF GENCO REVENUE PLANTS CAPACITY CHARGES (N/MW PER HOUR AVIALABLE) ENERGYCHARGES N/MWh Thermal 4303 5555 Hydro including Hypadec charge hypadec charge Net Hydro Charge IPPS According to their contracts

Capacity Shared, Energy Shared- what is the meaning? Capacity Volumes credited to all GenCos Allocated to Distributors according to the percentage of energy delivered to each. Guided by S.5.7 of MD, capacity on the basis of s. 5.4 Energy sent out by each GenCos Adjusted by TLF Allocated to Distributors also in the ratio of energy delivered In settlement statements GenCos view the DisCos that shared from their adjusted energy DisCos view the GenCos that contributed the energy delivered.

Preparing the statement The MYTO charges are applied on the capacity and energy volumes to produce the settlement statement (ORDER NO. NERC/134, PG4 6) Actual energy credited to GenCos are the energy sent - out less 8.05% Transmission loss (NERC/134, PG5). NERC,TSP, SO, MO,and NBET earn their revenue based on total energy delivered to DisCos(NERC/134, PG6&7). The transmission loss is the difference between the total energy sent out by all GenCos and the total energy delivered to all Distributors. TSP is created as DisCos for purpose of Transmission loss. It bears excess transmission above 8.05% (NERC/MCR/14/215 of 20 th May 2014)

Energy Allocation to the Discos (MYTO Distribution s.5.4) Basis of vesting contract for DisCos Ensure fairness in energy allocation. 2012 2113 2014 2015 2016 Abuja 11.50% 11.50% 11.50% 11.50% 11.50% Benin 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% Enugu 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% Ibadan 13.00% 13.00% 13.00% 13.00% 13.00% Jos 5.50% 5.50% 5.50% 5.50% 5.50% Kaduna 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% Kano 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% 8.00% Eko 11.00% 11.00% 11.00% 11.00% 11.00% Ikeja 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% Port Harcourt 6.50% 6.50% 6.50% 6.50% 6.50% Yola 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

DisCos settlements- imbalance Percentages of energy delivered to each DisCo is compared to MYTO- 2 load allocation. DisCos that took more than their MYTO -2 load allocation pay imbalance charges to the DisCos that received energy less than their MYTO 2 load allocation (s.5.7 of MYTO Dtn). The imbalance charge is 60% MYTO 2 charge (Interim Rules 32) The imbalance energy is also discounted by 21.4% (ATC&C loses) A.xlsx

Energy sent out Vs Capacity credited to GenCos ORDER NO. NERC/134, pg.5 reads: fixed or Capacity Charge- N/MWh of capacity made available daily by the generator and certified by the SO(using the formula for converting MW in MWh set in the Wholesale Generation worksheet of the MYTO financial Model Implications: DisCos have interpreted this to mean that their capacity volume should be equal to the energy volume. The generators in the present market are a mixture of IPPs, namely: AES, Agip, Shell, Olurunsogo plants. These plants have pre existing PPA which allows them to get paid even when their production capacity is impaired or constrained. The DisCos fail to take cognizance of this clause in recalculating their capacity volumes. MYTO -2 review pg 4 stated that pre-existing PPA remains intact.

Contribution to capacity volume Governed by PPA Governed by Interim Rule IPPs b Capacity volume Newly privatised GenCos NIPP Plants Ibom Rivers Plants Contracted capacity established once a year Delivered capacity every hour

AES AGIP NEWLY PRIVATISED GENERATORS DisCos/CEM & Nigelec SHELL NIPP POWER PLANTS OLORUNS OGO PLANTS

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