電力市場の異常は、余分な1,200万ドルを持っている
卸売市場で計算されます図は、2009年から71％を撮影
Electricity market anomalies have an extra 1,200 million
The figure, which is calculated on the wholesale market, shooting 71% from 2009
Las anomalías del mercado eléctrico tienen un sobrecoste de 1.200 millones
La cifra, que está calculada sobre el mercado mayorista, se dispara un 71% desde 2009
La Comisión Nacional de la Energía propone cambios para minimizar el impacto
Agencias Madrid 27 MAY 2013 - 20:45 CET
Electricity market anomalies have an extra 1,200 million
The figure, which is calculated on the wholesale market, shooting 71% from 2009
The National Energy Commission proposes changes to minimize the impact
Agencies Madrid 27 MAY 2013 - 20:45 CET
A report from the National Energy Commission (CNE), made at the request of the Ministry of Industry, reveals a number of anomalies in the functioning of the electrical system of the wholesale market (pool) involving "an increase in the impact of the extra cost of the technical constraints and market adjustment in the average final price of the electricity market. " These overruns have gone from 700 to 1,200 million euros between 2009 and 2012, representing an increase of 71%.
The report analyzes the increase in dates prior to the conclusion of the auction Cesur (ie they serve to fix the tariff of last resort, TUR, light) the last months of 2012 and 2013. The report finds that, in a "widespread and systematic", there are no price increases in the wholesale markets in the days prior to these auctions, but have appreciated "specific episodes" before any of them.
Detected increases have had an upward effect from 8% in the average price end of the market in 2012
According to the CNE, detected increases have had an upward effect from 8% in the average price end of the market in 2012, which "has had a significant impact on the results of independent traders."
Anomalies occur in the additional costs of technical restrictions Basic Program Running Diary (PRDF, bilateral contracts daily market) additional power reserve up between October and December 2012, the increase of the additional regulation band secondary real-time constraints and adjustment services in the system power lock (mismatch that occurs between the energy consumed and generated counters really).
In response, the CNE, which considers that such behavior does not fit the purpose for which it was designed or the daily market technical constraints, proposes to establish an incentive mechanism to the system operator (Red Eléctrica de Spain, REE) to perform the adjustment procedures as efficiently as possible in order to avoid such behavior and minimize economic impacts to consumers. Currently, REE is limited to making adjustments for the sole purpose of ensuring security of supply.
As for the increased cost of additional potential reserves to rise, caused by the formula used to marry operations and how to bid for some agents, the CNE has raised the need for urgent improvements to refine the calculation.
On the other hand, remember that the information package opened February 19, 2012 to companies increases of cost of constraint solving mechanism real-time techniques to provide power to rise going from 3/5 million per month to 33 and 14 million in October and November, respectively. He emphasizes that REE should make a proposal for an amendment to improve the way of settlement of this mechanism.
On closing the energy mismatch, which appears from the July 1, 2009 and is not traded on the daily market, but arises as an additional diversion system, proposes a schedule that allows cover with additional settings. These are a higher cost of about 100 million per year. In response, calls to amend the 2000 law regulating the transport and supply.
Spain, Italy and the rescued, where more up rates
Spain, Italy and the four rescued-Greece, Cyprus, Portugal and Ireland are the countries of the Eurozone where there have been major increases in the price of electricity in 2012 taxes included, according to Eurostat. The statistics shows that, when it comes to reducing deficits, the rate of light is also a good resource to fall back on.
Above up 9% in Spain, the biggest increase was recorded in Cyprus, with 20.6%. Although the rescue took place as early as 2013, the fight against the deficit in this small Mediterranean country started long before. The rally was also significant in Greece, with 14.5%, and Italian, with 11.2%. Finally, in Portugal and Ireland was 9.7% jump.
For gas, Spain recorded the fifth highest price, with 9.1 kWh per cent, behind Sweden (12.1 euros), Denmark (10.8 euros), Greece (10.2 euros) and Italy ( 9.7 euros).
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