Gas Transmission Networks for Enhanced Energy Market Vitality
Exploration of gas transmission networks' role in improving competition, energy flexibility, price stability, and gas access, as discussed in the Transmission Committee's 3rd Meeting in Gyeongju, Korea. The meeting featured key industry players presenting on progress reports and industry insights, emphasizing innovations for boosting energy market flexibility for a sustainable future powered by gas.
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Transmission Committee 3rd Meeting Gyeongju, Korea September 2019 Study Group 2 Gas Transmission Networks for Market Vitality A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Company/Country E-mail Attendance Name Michal Slaby, Study group leader Absent Net4Gas/ Czech Republic michal.slaby@net4gas.cz Marcin Zi kowski, Group Leader Deputy Europol Gaz / Poland marcin.ziolkowski@europolgaz.com.pl Present Michele Ricciardi Chapter Foreman 2.1 Snam / Italy michele.ricciardi@snam.it Present Robson Coelho Chapter Foreman 2.2 TBG / Brazil robsoncoelho@tbg.com.br Absent Tom s Matula Chapter Foreman 2.3 Eustream AS / Slovakia Tomas.matula@eustream.sk Absent Luis Alfredo Serrato TGI / Colombia luis.serrato@tgi.com.co Absent Oleksand Ilin NaftoGaz / Ukraine ilyin@naftogaz.com Absent Jesus Santeliz TGP / Peru jsanteliz@tgp.com.pe Absent Nicola Rossetti Turboden / Italy nicola.rossetti@turboden.it Present Vaclav Hlavaty Plinacro / Croatia vaclav.hlavaty@plinacro.hr Absent Grzegorz Stec Gaz System / Poland grzegorz.stec@gaz-system.pl Absent Olga Senina Gazprom / Russia o.senina@econom.gazprom.ru Present Kirill Barnos Gazprom / Russia k.barnos@apm.gazprom.ru Present China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Corporation / China Xuejun Wang cppe_wangxuejun@cnpc.com.cn Present China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Corporation / China Zhifeng Yu cppe.yuzf@cnpc.com.cn Present China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Corporation / China Pingsheng Dong dongpingsheng@cnpc.com.cn Present Hammadi Noureddine GRTG. Sonelgaz Hammadi.noureddine@grtg.dz Present Toumache Hamza GRTG. Sonelgaz toumache.hamza@grtg.dz Present A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Study case Progress Report Chapter Person Responsible II / TIS / FR Study Case UAE Korea Italy Norway TBA Waste to heat to energy In CS(Canada/Italy) 1 Nicola Rossetti P TBP Power to Gas 1 Michal Slaby Turboexpanders in energy recovery 1 Michele Ricciardi P TBP Coordinated development planning for gas and power. 1 Grzegorz Stec Gas and Electricity Synergy - improving quality of life 1 Jesus Santeliz TBP?? Brasilian Gas Market Vitality - Role of the TSOs in a Transition Scenario 2 Robson Coelho P Security of Supply 2 Luis Alfredo Serrato B - TBP Ukraine Transmission system influence on European Security of Supply 2 Oleksandr Ilin TBP?? Incremental Capacity Auction 2 Robson Coelho TBP TBP Nord Stream 2 2 Kirill Barnos Baltic Pipe - European Case 3 Paddy Krishnaswamy P IAP Project 3 Vaclav Hlavaty TBP?? EastRing Project 3 Tomas Matula P P BioMethane in Italy 3 Michele Ricciardi China Interconnections - security of supply 3 Xuejun Wang P Russia to china gas pipeline 3 Xuejun Wang TBP Biomethane in Denmark 3 Paddy Krishnaswamy B - TBP A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Industry Insight and Technology and Innovation Sessions 5.1 Industry Insight session: SG2: Gas transmission networks to enhance energy markets vitality - SG2-1 : Sector coupling - the way how to improve energy flexibility - SG2-2 : Market integration - price stability and higher competitive prices - SG2-3 : Market mergers higher flexibility and easier access to gas Suggestion: Gas transmission networks to enhance energy markets vitality in order to improve competition, energy flexibility, price stability and easy access to gas. 5.2 Technical and Innovation Session title: Innovations in gas transmission networks a booster for the energy markets flexibility A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Industry Insight and Technology and Innovation Sessions Study Case Chapter Person Responsible Industry Insight Technical and Innovation Session X Waste to heat to energy In CS(Canada/Italy) 1 Nicola Rossetti Power to Gas 1 Michal Slaby Turboexpanders in energy recovery 1 Michele Ricciardi Coordinated development planning for gas and power. 1 Grzegorz Stec Gas and Electricity Synergy - improving quality of life 1 Jesus Santeliz Brasilian Gas Market Vitality - Role of the TSOs in a Transition Scenario 2 Robson Coelho Security of Supply 2 Luis Alfredo Serrato Ukraine Transmission system influence on European Security of Supply 2 Oleksandr Ilin Incremental Capacity Auction 2 Robson Coelho Nord Stream 2 2 Kirill Barnos Baltic Pipe - European Case 3 Paddy Krishnaswamy IAP Project 3 Vaclav Hlavaty EastRing Project 3 Tomas Matula BioGas in Denmark - Utilisation of Transmission System 3 Paddy Krishnaswamy X China Interconnections - security of supply 3 Xuejun Wang X Russia to china gas pipeline 3 Xuejun Wang A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Choosing Abstracts Criteria Papers and abstracts will be ranked according to the following criteria: A) Application to conservation practice (Practicality of application? Who can use the results of this work?) B) Technical merit (Are the conclusions of the paper/poster valid? Does it reach a conclusion? Does it have a practical experience?) C) Relevance to Study Group aims/triennial program D) Logical structure, good argumentation and clear writing style (This relates to organisation of content, not to author s proficiency in the English language.) E) Demonstration of Collaboration between cases topics and content(science, history, for ex. Connection between SG2.1 and SG 2.2 topic) or of public engagement F) Originality and innovation of the work presented (Does it advance the field? Has this work been published before in substantially the same form?) A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Road Map for our work 2018 Autumn Deauville, France: Kick-off study groups, report structures developed, responsibilities and tasks distributed to team members. Kick-off, structure developed, responsibilities and tasks distributed. 2019 Spring Abu Dhabi: Collection of entries, check of tasks fulfilment, data analysis, distribution of further tasks Responsible for study cases present the study case, maximum 20 minutes per case. Conclude on study cases to take further. 2019 Autumn, Korea: Completion of entries, check of task s fulfilment, setup for chapters final composition. Start discussions regarding main message including summary/conclusions. 2020 Spring, Italy: Study case selection for the final report(first draft). Completed table for the II and TIS(for discussion). 2020 Autumn Norway: Determine a method to choose abstracts from the call of papers. All Study Cases have to be ready at this point. 2021 Spring China: Final draft of the Report from SG2. Presentation of the latest Study Cases. Introduction for the chapters should be written. Organisation of TIS an II. 2021 WGC Deagu, Korea: A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Waste heat-to-power through ORC technology: reduce CO2 emissions for a more sustainable gas TOPIC DISCUSSED The implementation of Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology to exploit waste heat from gas compressor stations in order to produce useful power, electricity. OUTCOMES The electricity produced valorizing the waste heat can be either delivered to the gird (reference case analyzed) or used to empower the compressor station structure with a combination of electrical motor driven and gas turbines driven compressors. In both cases relevant environmental results are achieved reducing the ton of CO2 emitted for Bm3 of gas transported ADVOCANCY SENTENCE Enhanced natural gas transmission efficiency, in synergy with the electricity sector, marks the path for more sustainable energy networks A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Biomethane: The Italian way TOPIC DISCUSSED The implementation in Italy of a set of rules and incentives to regulate and stimulate the use of Biomethane in the transport sector with CNG and LNG Vehicles. OUTCOMES With the new scheme of rules gas retailers are obliged to include Biomethane in their offer. The introduction of Certificates for minimum income for production create incentives for the producers to upgrade from Biogas to Biomethane. ADVOCANCY SENTENCE Biomethane can significantly contribute to the achievement of decarbonisation objectives in all sectors: from transportation, to heating and cooling, to electricity generation up to industrial uses A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Biomethane can significantly contribute to the achievement of decarbonisation objectives in all sectors: from transportation, to heating and cooling, to electricity generation up to industrial uses Advantages of Biomethane CNG Veichles fueled by Biomethane A clear set of rules and incentives has been put in place to stimulate the growth of sustainable transportation based on Biomethane A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
CHINAS NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY AND INTERCONNECTION OF PIPELINE NETWORKS TOPIC DISCUSSED A brief introduction of development of China s natural gas industry and challenges. In order to meet the rapid increase of gas demand and solve insufficient peak regulation capacity, interconnection existing gas pipelines and relevant facilities has been put forward and implemented. Some pilot projects were presented. OUTCOMES The bottlenecks of gas transmission were break through and the efficiency of the transmission systems were enhanced. One integrity transmission network is taking shape. Gas shortage and insufficient peak regulation capacity in some region of China were alleviated significantly. ADVOCANCY SENTENCE As an effective solution, interconnection projects shall be facilitated to apply widely. A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Potential/Developed Study Cases: Chapter 2.1 What are synergies between gas and electricity to improve energetic mix flexibility (Chapter Foreman - Michele Ricciardi) Potential study cases: 1. Waste heat to energy in CS (Canadian - Italy case - Comparison) // Nicola Rossetti (TBP - Korea) 2. Turboexpanders in energy recovery - Developing Project -// Michele Ricciardi - Presented in Abu Dhabi 3. Power to Gas - to be developed (Backup) - Michal Slaby 4. Gas and Electricity Synergy - improving quality of life // Jesus Santeliz(Michele will contact) 5. Coordinated development planning for gas and power. Polish case - Grzegorz Stec A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Potential/Developed Study Cases: Chapter 2.2 How does transmission assets contribute to commercial portfolio security (Chapter Foreman - Robson Coelho) Potential study cases: 1. Brasilian Gas Market Vitality a Role of the TSOs in a Transition Scenario// Robson Coelho - Presented in AbuDhabi 2. Security of Supply - Colombia Case // Luis Alfredo Serrato (Possibly TBP in Italy // Developing project) 3. Incremental capacity auction // Robson Coelho (Backup for Italy // Developing Project) 4. Ukraine Transmission system influence on European Security of Supply // Oleksandr Ilin (Robson will contact) A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
Potential/Developed Study Cases: Chapter 2.3 What are the future trends of gas pipelines uses per regional areas? (Chapter Foreman - Tomas Matula) Potential study cases: 1. Balticpipe - European Case // Tomas Matula with cooperation with Paddy Krishnaswamy - Presented in Abu Dhabi 2. EastRing - Project // Tomas Matula - Presented in AbuDhabi 3. IAP Project - gasification of the regions // Vaclav Hlavaty - TBC by Tomas Matula 4. Biomethane in Italy- Michael Ricciardi 5. China Project - Interconnections for the security of supply - Xuejun Wang - TBP Korea 6. Russia to China gas pipeline. China section - developing project - Xuejun Wang A Sustainable Future Powered by Gas
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