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Overview of Asia Pacific MarketsAPEx Conference 2008
Sydney
Presented by Dave Carlson
Chief Executive Officer, Energy Market Company, Singapore
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The world
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Asia Pacific presentations from…
IMOWA NEMMCO
KOREM
PEMC
KPX
TRANSPOWER/M-co
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Singapore
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2007 Benchmarking Study
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2007 Benchmarking Study
APX – The Netherlands KPX – Korea
CAMMESA – Argentina M-co – New Zealand
ELEXON – United Kingdom Nord Pool – Nordic Countries
EMC – Singapore OMEL – Spain
IMOWA – Western Australia WESM – Philippines
ISO-NE – New England XM – Colombia
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2007 Benchmarking Study
APX – The Netherlands KPX – Korea
CAMMESA – Argentina M-co – New Zealand
ELEXON – United Kingdom Nord Pool – Nordic Countries
EMC – Singapore OMEL – Spain
IMOWA – Western Australia WESM – Philippines
ISO-NE – New England XM – Colombia
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Market design
Locational Marginal Pricing
Trading Period Gate Closure
Singapore Yes – 620 nodes
30 mins 65 mins
Western Australia No 30 mins 22 - 46 hours
Korea No 60 mins 14 hours
New Zealand Yes – 244 nodes
30 mins 2 hours
Philippines Yes – 270 nodes
60 mins 1 hour
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Real-time (spot) Day-ahead
Others
Singapore Energy, Regulation, Primary Reserve, Secondary Reserve,Contingency Reserve
Bilateral contracts: Black-startVesting Contracts
Western Australia
Energy Capacity: AnnualBilateral contracts: Energy and reserve capacityBalancing: EnergyAncillary services: Spinning reserve, load following, black- start, load rejection reserve, system restart, dispatch support
Korea Energy, Available Capacity, Uplift (Constraint), AS (GF, AGC, Standing Reserve, Replacement Reserve, Black-start)
SMP Capacity: Compensation for available capacity
New Zealand
Spot electricity, fast and sustained instantaneous reserve
Philippines Energy Bilateral contracts: Energy, Ancillary Services (regulating, contingency and dispatchable reserves, black-start service and back-up support)
Products traded
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Generation
Total generation Installed capacity
@31/12/07
Number of generation coys
>5% market share
Singapore 38 TWh(81% gas, 17% oil,
2% other)
10,374 MW 5
Western Australia 16 TWh 4,784 MW 2
Korea 374 TWh(40% coal, 36%
nuclear, 18% gas, 6% other)
68,493 MW 6
New Zealand - - -
Philippines 41 TWh(45% gas, 32%
coal, 11% hydro, 8% geothermal, 4%
other)
11,596 MW 6
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Retail Competition
Retail Competition
Load Profiling Used?
Churn rate Number of retail coys > 5% market
share
Singapore Industrial & commercial 67%
8.5% 6
Western Australia
Industrial & commercial 60%
1.4% 2
Korea Nil (limited local coy market
participation)
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New Zealand Industrial, commercial &
domestic 100%
8.0% -
Philippines Nil - - 1
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• Interconnections
• Price revision
• Real time dispatch scheduling
• Forecast information provision
• Settlement
• Surveillance and investigation
• Rule changes
• Industry stakeholder communication
• IT system capabilities and performance
• Market operator service costs
• Market operator performance
Other detail provided
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Why isn’t my name on the list?
APX – The Netherlands KPX – Korea
CAMMESA – Argentina M-co – New Zealand
ELEXON – United Kingdom Nord Pool – Nordic Countries
EMC – Singapore OMEL – Spain
IMOWA – Western Australia WESM – Philippines
ISO-NE – New England XM – Colombia