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Achieving the Internal Gas Market The Danish Experiences Jan Ingwersen Senior Vice President Gastra A/S. Transmission Pipelines. M/R stations. Offices. Gastra Activities. The Technical System 860 km transmission pipeline 40 M/R stations Annual gas transport 7-8 BCM The Company
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Achieving the Internal Gas MarketThe Danish ExperiencesJan IngwersenSenior Vice PresidentGastra A/S Titel:
Transmission Pipelines M/R stations Offices Gastra Activities The Technical System • 860 km transmission pipeline • 40 M/R stations • Annual gas transport 7-8 BCM The Company • Established 1 January, 2004 • 100% state owned • Operates under regulated license • 110 employees The Economy • Equity 150 mill. Euro • Assets 670 mill. Euro • Revenue 120 mill. Euro
Gastra's Core Business Market Facilitator Transmission Security of Supply
summer2002 summer2004 2003 Political decision on full market opening and unbundling 1.1.2004 Full market opening May GasMarket2004 Project November Gas Transport Seminars May Entry/exit and One-zone model 1.10 1.1.2004 Metering and IT systems March Legal unbundling from DONG StateOwnership New name and address January January GTF CTF January May Milestones in 2003/04 Shipperforums
Exit–zone DK Entry Entry Transit Exit Transit Exit Transit Exit Entry Entry-Exit and One-zone model
Entry-Exit and One-zone model • Three entry/-transit exit points • One exit zone for DK • Capacity booking from 1 Day to Multiple Years • Hourly capacity tariff + commodity tariff • Daily balancing – national level • Balance Price - Zeebrügge based • One virtual storage entry/exit point
The Gastra "Tool Box" "Tools" supplementing the transport conditions: • Capacity booking (with 1½ day notice) • Gas Transfer Facility (within the day trading) • Capacity Transfer Facility (with 1½ day notice) • Balance margin Transfer Facility (with 1½ day notice) • Electronic Bulletin Board
Security of Supply • Gastra is responsible for Security Of Supply – which at present includes : • Securing gas supply for all firm consumers for a 60 days period and supply capacity in very cold periods • Provided by storage agreements and transportation capacity from the North Sea • Paid via a separate SOS-tariff • The concept for SOS is under evaluation – taking the consequences of the market liberalization into account.
Transmission Distribution "Virtual World" Shippers Suppliers nDMS Lager Storage Tilstødende Tilstødende DMS Trans-mission Distribution Production Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer Tilstødende Adjacentsystems systemer Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer "Physical World" Roles on the Danish Gas Market
Transmission Distribution nDMS Lager Tilstødende Tilstødende DMS Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer Tilstødende systemer Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer Roles on the Danish Gas Market Shippers Suppliers Storage Distribution Transmission Prod. Adj. sys.
Transmission Distribution • INVOICE • Gas Price – including • Transmission & Storage nDMS Lager Tilstødende Tilstødende DMS Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer Tilstødende • INVOICE • Distribution charges • Taxes and VAT systemer Tilstødende Tilstødende systemer systemer Roles on the Danish Gas Market Shippers Suppliers Storage Distribution Transmission Prod. Adj. sys.
Gas Market 2004 • Joint project between transmission and distribution companies • Organization • Steering Committee • Market Model Group • Reconciliation Group • EDI Group • Advisory Group – dialogue with the authorities • Main Challenges • Roles and communication • Who is billing who? And for what? • Reconciliation • Gastra facilitated process
Status on the market liberalisation • 20% of the market volume have changed gas supplier • Primarily larger industries and power plants have changed supplier – and very few residential consumers • Basically the market model and the it-systems have worked very well • Initially, data quality and speed of data exchange was problematic - but has been improved significantly • Systematic data correction schemes and on line "traffic light" information has been introduced
April 2003 April 2003 March 2004 19 EU gas transmission companies EU "Third benchmarking report" on implementation of the internal gas market
Possible further developments … • Gastra tool-box expansions … lower response times • Standardising and automation of procedures and processes … especially improving data quality and speed • Improving interoperability (Germany and Sweden) • Improving competition by attracting and assist new market players to enter the Danish market • Continue the dialogue with the market players and authorities
Experiences from Denmark The Danish Case is more simple than in many other European countries – smaller market, fewer companies etc – but some experiences may be offered : • Establishing a strong and committing cooperation amongst the infrastructure companies • Look for simplification rather than perfection – and especially regarding : • Market model • Profiling • Reconciliation • Information to and dialogue with market players, authorities and infrastructure companies • … and acknowledge that often the devil is in the detail
2005/06 2004 GasPool2004 GasPool2004 Gastra Gastra initiatives initiatives Gastra Gastra initiatives initiatives Commitment Commitment from from Market Players Market Players Commitment Commitment from from Market Players Market Players GasHub GasHub Nord Pool + Gastra Nord Pool + Gastra preparations preparations Nord Pool + Gastra Nord Pool + Gastra preparations preparations Analyses Analysis of of Analyses Analyses of of Possible Possible the the basis for a gas pool basis for a gas pool the the basis for a gas pool basis for a gas pool decision decision Implementation Implementation GasPool GasPool The GasPool2004 Project– a Danish Gas Market Place
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A main price with satellites? One European Gas Price? The Future EU Gas Market Places?