The 21° International Conference and Exhibition of Electricity of Distribution Round Table

Frankfurt (Germany), 6-9 June 2011

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The 21° International Conference and The 21° International Conference and Exhibition of Electricity of DistributionExhibition of Electricity of Distribution

Round TableSmart grid development programs in

different countriesInterregional Operational Programme (I.O.P.) Interregional Operational Programme (I.O.P.)

““Renewable Energies and Energy Saving” Renewable Energies and Energy Saving” 2007-20132007-2013

CAPRA – IT – RT.xy.

Ministry of Economic Development Ministry of Economic Development Department of Energy Department of Energy

GENERAL DIRECTORATE FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY, RENEWABLE GENERAL DIRECTORATE FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY, RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ENERGY EFFICENCYENERGIES AND ENERGY EFFICENCY


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INTERREGIONAL OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME I.O.P.INTERREGIONAL OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME I.O.P.

The Interregional Operational Programme (I.O.P.) "Renewable Energies and Energy Saving“ - EFRD 2007-2013 co-financed by National Resources and the EU Structural Funds, is jointly planned by the Ministry of Economic Development (MiSE), the Ministry of Environment (MATTM), the economy and social Partnership and 4 Italians Regions (‘Convergence’ Objective).

Budget: 1600 M€. Objective: “Increase the share of energy consumption derived from

renewable sources and improve energy efficiency, promoting local development in the Convergence Regions”

Convergence Regions: Calabria Campania Puglia Sicilia


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THE INTERREGIONAL OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME STRATEGYTHE INTERREGIONAL OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME STRATEGY

The I.O.P. objective is implemented facing up the bottlenecks which hamper the success of policies (i.e. Energy Networks weakness). The I.O.P. strategy has to be distinguished from the financial needs.

Programme keystone:1. Complete the ordinary policy Incentives Scheme. 2. Lead financial resources to new generation, consumption and

research models, able to strengthen economic and employment system to promote the general acceptance and convenience for the implementation of interventions.


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THE ROLE OF MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT (MiSE)THE ROLE OF MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT (MiSE)

Ministry of Economy Development (MiSE - DGENRE) is responsible for a relevant part

of the Programme with particular reference to the following activities:

Axis Activities BudgetBudget(M€)(M€)

I. ‘Energy Production from renewable sources’

1.3 Actions supporting Energy production from renewable sources with reference to the construction sector and to public energetic or public use equipments.

5050

I. ‘Energy Production from renewable sources’

1.4 Innovative measures for the use of geothermic energy source.

190190

II. ‘Energy Efficiency and the upgrade of energy system’

2.4 Interventions for the strengthening and innovation of transmission network to improve the use of renewable sources and small & micro co-generation.

208208

III. ‘Technical Assistance and accompanying actions’

3.2 Technical Assistance to Joint Technical Committee (CTCA).

Technical Assistance to Interregional Operation (O.I.).

13,513,5

Total Budget MiSE - DGENRETotal Budget MiSE - DGENRE 461,5461,5


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Objectives: Objectives: Upgrade energy transmissions networks in order to promote the use of the distributed generation from RES and small & micro co-generation.

Actions Goals: Actions Goals: RRemove obstacles deriving from the lack of solid infrastructure; Design actions strictly related to the exploitation of potential renewable sources and to the spread of small & micro co-generation; Be functional to the needs and perspective of industrial system and territory.

Target: Target: Public Administrations and managers of energy transmission networks.

Activity 2.4 - PROJECTSActivity 2.4 - PROJECTS


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Project 2.4.1Project 2.4.1 SMART GRIDSMART GRID

ExecutorExecutor(implementing)

Enel Distribuzione S.p.A, which is assignee (sole agent) of distribution service, covering 99,5% of Convergence Regions users.

ProjectProjectDescription Description

Carrying out 4 projects to maximize MV grid receptivity also by means of innovative grid management with a mixed active/passive customer type.

ImplementationImplementation Awarded to Enel Distribuzione S.p.A. by an Agreement (Convention) signed on 2010, 25thJanuary.

BudgetBudget Puglia (12,7 M€) Caserta (21,4 M€) Trapani e Palermo (26,9 M€) Reggio Calabria (16 M€)

Overall budget (4 projects): 77 M€ Overall budget (4 projects): 77 M€


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PROJECT 2.4.1: INNOVATIVE DISTRIBUTIONPROJECT 2.4.1: INNOVATIVE DISTRIBUTION

Sub-Sub-ProjectProject Sub-Project DescriptionSub-Project Description Degree Degree

of Innovationof InnovationCIRED 2011 CIRED 2011 Paper Ref.Paper Ref.

P1P1Minimize transient interruptions’ effects through self-healing functionalities.

MEDIUM ----

P2P2On-off dispatching of MV-connected generation facilities.

MEDIUM ----

P3P3Advanced voltage management in MV network with distributed generation.

HIGH 465465

P4P4Design, construction and operation of a closed-ring MV network.

HIGH 10371037


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Project 2.4.2Project 2.4.2 INCREASE AND STRENGHTEN FOUR REGIONS’ GRIDINCREASE AND STRENGHTEN FOUR REGIONS’ GRID

ExecutorExecutor(Implementing)(Implementing)

Enel Distribuzione S.p.A, which is assignee (sole agent) of distribution service, covering 99,5% of Convergence Regions users.

ProjectProjectDescriptionDescription

Regional administrations investments planning are aimed at adaptation and strengthening of local-based network, even in a logic of anticipation of needs.

ImplementationImplementation Projects are defined with Agreements between each Region, MiSE - DGENRE and Enel Distribuzione S.p.A, signed in 2010, 13th December.

BudgetBudget Projects value (about): 29 M€ Sicilia: 10 HV/MV Substations (New); 27,3 M€ Campania: 6 HV/MV Substations (New + Repowering); 35 M€ Puglia: 8 HV/MV Substations (New); 31,6 M€ Calabria: 7 HV/MV Substations (New).

Overall Budget: 123 M€Overall Budget: 123 M€


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EXPECTEDEXPECTED RESULTSRESULTS

Foster the development of DistributedFoster the development of Distributed

Generation by anticipating future needs andGeneration by anticipating future needs and

supporting innovative management ofsupporting innovative management of

transmission and distribution gridtransmission and distribution grid

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MISE – DGENRE CONTRIBUTION TO I.O.P. STRATEGYMISE – DGENRE CONTRIBUTION TO I.O.P. STRATEGY


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International Smart Grids Action Network - ISGANInternational Smart Grids Action Network - ISGAN

ISGAN launched at the Clean Energy Ministerial meeting on July 2010, with Italy and Korea co-founder.

ISGAN is an Implementing Agreement of the International Energy Agency.

ISGAN provides a framework for high-level government coordination to enable Smart Grid development.

ISGAN implements a high-priority recommendation in the MEF‘s Smart Grid Technology Action Plan.

Facilitate the global Smart Grid implementation period through Peer Review·Standards Cooperation.


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ISGAN – MAIN PROJECTSISGAN – MAIN PROJECTS

1) Establishing an international inventory of smart grid enabling policies and resulting deployment outcomes.

2) Creating case studies using a common framework to highlight key results from emerging smart grid pilots.

3) Establishing benefit-cost methodologies to support regulators and utilities that are assessing smart grid investment options.

4) Regularly synthesizing insights from the emerging work of ISGAN for consideration by high-level policy makers.


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Priorities for the Italian System 2010-2012Priorities for the Italian System 2010-2012

Incentives for Smart Grids pilot investments of Distribution companies on MV active distribution networks with RES/storage (Italian Regulator).

Italian breaktrough technological initiatives: Smart meters and related communication technologies. Electrical storage management systems. DMS – Distribution Management Systems.

Identification of suitable transmission grid architectures. Validate monitoring and control methodologies.


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MARKET AND REGULATION ISSUESMARKET AND REGULATION ISSUES

Current tariff schemes do not provide sufficient incentives to support investments in Smart Grids.

Tariffs should provide incentives for future investments in smart solutions.

Example: Italian Regulator approved an additional 2% WACC on

investments related to Smart Grids and Energy Efficiency. Del. 39/10 to refund DSO’s Smart Grid related investments, such

as voltage control and DG dispatching on MV grid.

Clear regulatory and legislative rules should be set for full roll-out and replication of demonstration projects.


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THANK YOU

Department of EnergyGENERAL DIRECTORATE for NUCLEAR ENERGY, RENEWABLE ENERGY

and ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Mr. Marcello Capra Mr. Marcello Capra Tel. +39 06 47053550Tel. +39 06 47053550

e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]

Mrs Simonetta PiezzoMrs Simonetta PiezzoResponsible for realization of I.O.P. “Renewable energies and energy Responsible for realization of I.O.P. “Renewable energies and energy

saving”saving”Tel. +39 06 47052417 Tel. +39 06 47052417

e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]

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