In November, it was cheaper for batteries to export energy through Dynamic Regulation High than through wholesale trading in 97% of EFA blocks. To provide Dynamic Regulation High, a battery constantly imports energy to manage grid frequency. This is a high-energy service - a 10 MW battery that performs the service all day will import 27 MWh. As a result, batteries that provide a lot of Dynamic Regulation High have a lot of energy to sell. There are multiple services batteries can choose to charge up in, with the wholesale market being one of them. In November, Dynamic Regulation High contracts were better value than the wholesale market. Overall, it was cheaper for batteries to buy energy through Dynamic Regulation High than through wholesale trading - increasing revenue earning potential through price spreads. In some cases batteries can even earn revenue through importing in Dyanmic regulation High, while they would have had to pay for this energy in the wholesale markets. On November 25th, in EFA block 2, batteries delivering Dynamic Regulation High were paid £43/MWh for the service, while it would have cost them £5/MWh to import through the wholesale market. Head to the Modo Terminal to find out how this contributed to the top-earning battery revenue strategies in November - https://lnkd.in/eqxk-YzQ
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Another good explainer from enspired about the different type of markets for BESS plus an update on the German market. #energytransition #netzero #renewables #energy #Germany #energymarkets #BESS #storage #markets
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🚀 Publication Alert! 🚀 💡 We are thrilled to announce that our latest research paper, titled "System-wide benefits of temporal alignment of wholesale-retail electricity prices," has been accepted in Applied Energy. 📝 This paper analyzes to what extent alternative temporal granularities for retail electricity pricing capture the benefits of real-time pricing (RTP) while concurrently considering the influence of three distribution tariff types in distorting the pricing signal. Here are the key findings from our study: ✅ While decreasing the temporal granularity of retail electricity prices increases total system costs due to a less efficient generation mix, three-hourly or six-hourly pricing can still approximate the benefits of RTP. ✅ Lowering the temporal granularity of retail electricity prices impacts wholesale market prices, leading to higher average offtake prices and lower average injection prices for consumers, influenced by changes in consumption patterns. ✅ Capacity-based tariffs help reduce system offtake peaks and associated price hikes by incentivizing battery discharge during peak consumption periods. On the other hand, volumetric tariffs tend to over-incentivize solar PV investments, resulting in the highest offtake prices and injection peaks. 🎓 Yucun Lu, Chiara Gorrasi, Jelle Meus, Kenneth Bruninx and Erik Delarue are the authors of this paper. #EnergyResearch #RealTimePricing #DistributionTariff #ADMM 🔗 Read the full publication here: https://lnkd.in/dttxdMig
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🔋 Optimising battery storage systems to align with network tariffs is a critical consideration for both developers and Distribution System Operators (DSOs), especially behind-the-meter projects where these price signals are often the strongest. Based on the network tariffs that the DSOs set, developers will consider these price signals in how they operate their assets. Depending on how substantial these price signals are, the more important they are in the value stack. To examine the impact of different optimisation strategies, we set up a project in Gridcog with the following parameters: - Load Profile: A data centre with a relatively constant load, peaking at 1440kW and consuming 10.2GWh annually. - Solar PV: 2000kW capacity. - Battery Energy Storage System (BESS): 2000kWh with a 2-hour discharge duration. - Location: London, exposed to UK Power Networks (UKPN) HV Band 4 tariff, Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges, and Day-Ahead hourly wholesale prices for exporting. Read on to observe the battery's State of Charge (SoC) throughout the year under three different optimisation scenarios. ➡ https://lnkd.in/eZTrFKAt
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When power suppliers compete in a wholesale electricity market, customers save money. FirstEnergy expects a 27% reduction - $101.08 per MWh down to $73.89 per MWh - in wholesale power costs compared to last year, which will be passed on to thousands of Ohioans starting this June. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dsiBANux #powermarkets #ohio
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Battery energy storage revenues in Great Britain increased by 3% in February to £22.6k/MW/year. The GB BESS index increased following three consecutive months of falling revenue. Lower wholesale revenues were more than offset by increased Balancing Mechanism and frequency response revenues. Rising Dynamic Regulation High prices caused frequency response revenues to increase by 6%. Wholesale revenues fell 3%, as average wholesale day-ahead spreads reduced to £40/MWh, 20% lower than January levels. In-merit dispatch rates for batteries reached 6.5%, up from 4.5% in January. This follows improvements to the Bulk Dispatch functionality the ESO uses to instruct batteries. As a result of these improvements, a record 1.5 GWh of battery Bids and Offers were dispatched in the Balancing Mechanism. This caused Balancing Mechanism revenues to rise 11% to £7.5k/MW/year, their second-highest figure ever.
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2wInteresting to see a large opportunity still in using DRH to charge - more value there it seems for operators.