IPSUPS-UCTE互联.pdf

Synchronous Interconnection of IPS/UPS with UCTE - Study Overview Sergey Kouzmin Project Manager IPS/UPS, RAO UES of Russia Black Sea Energy Conference Bucharest, Romania, April 3-5, 2006 2United Power System UCTE + UPS/IPS 560 GW 300 GW The world largest synchronous zone: 13 time zones 36 countries 730 million consumers 860 GW installed capacity 3700 TWh annual consumption UCTE UPS/IPS Other power systems 3Why Interconnection? Driving Forces Political and economical integration in Europe Need to diversify energy supply Powerful grid infrastructure ready Efficient power system control Expected Results Creation of a technological infrastructure for a common power trading market place Mutual assistance in case of emergency and higher reliability of power supply Optimal use of generation capacity and primary resources 4Objectives of the Study Considering technical, operational, organizational and legal issues the study will answer the following questions: 1. Is a full synchronous interconnection of IPS/UPS with UCTE feasible? 2. What are the mandatory measures and requirements on both sides? 3. What are the associated costs? Initial priority: maintaining the present performance of the systems with respect to system security and reliability Additionally, market aspects and environmental issues are building the conditional framework 5Major Challenge: Connection of two huge synchronous systems with different: geographical extensions generation and network structures norms and standards rules and operation philosophies Minimum mandatory set of technical requirements ? Organizational structures and procedures Legal agreements 6J O I N T L Y System Modeling Conceptual Report Acceptance by the Parties UCTE Model Data Provision by Questionnaire Support by UCTE Experts UCTE TSOs Commitment for Data Provision IPS/UPS Commitment for Data Provision U C T E I P S \ U P S Model Verification Model Verifica