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THE ROLES OF ENGIE WITH REGARD TO THE LANSCAPE OF DEMAND-SIDE MANAGEMENT By ENGIE employees active in DSM activities (Pierre Caroff, Loïc Donnay de Casteau, Valentijn Demeyer, Mathilde Catrycke) «energy transition», «demand-side management», «network balancing», «innovation», «adequacy market» Summary Résumé Samenvatting By launching innovative products, Engie has been active on the demand-side management market for several years, in Belgium but also in other countries. Because demand-side management will play a crucial role in the energy transition, Engie is also strongly involved in ongoing discussions on the future market design of this activity. En lançant des produits novateurs, Engie a été actif sur le marché de gestion de la demande depuis plusieurs années, en Belgique, mais aussi dans d’autres pays. Parce que la gestion de la demande jouera un rôle crucial dans la transition énergétique, Engie est également fortement impliqué dans les discussions en cours sur la conception future du marché de cette activité. Met de lancering van innoverende producten, is Engie reeds meerdere jaren actief geweest op de markt van het beheer van de vraag, in België, maar ook in andere landen. Omdat het beheer van de vraag een cruciale rol zal spelen in de energietransitie, is Engie ook nauw betrokken bij de lopende besprekingen over het toekomstige marktontwerp hierover. Revue E Tijdschrift – 131 ste jaargang/131 e année – n° 1-2-3-4-2015 (publication mars/publicatie maart 2017)
The Roles of Engie with regard to the Lanscape of Demand-Side Management – Pierre Caroff, Loïc Donnay de Casteau, Valentijn Demeyer, Mathilde Catrycke INTRODUCTION At Engie, we strongly support the development of demand-side management (DSM) as grid users will play a crucial and active role in the energy transition. We believe that demand response, together with efficient and flexible generation and storage, will help Belgium and Europe go towards a more sustainable energy world in the coming decades. 1 ENGIE AS AN ACTIVE PROVIDER OF FLEXIBILITY Next to its Balancing Responsible Party, supplier and producer activities, Engie is also active as flexibility provider and aggregator for demand response in Belgium but also in other countries. Our successes in recent years are, to a significant extent, based on the strength of our in-house demand-side management know-how, which covers real- and quasi-real time network balancing (frequency control, major disequilibrium, etc.) and market-based optimization on all time horizons, thanks to front running modeling and algorithmic capabilities. We stand out through our capacity to make DSM offers to third parties on a wholesale basis, especially large industrial customers. In the past 18 months, for example, we have developed and marketed several innovative offers, including an ultra-fast curtailment service to large industrial customers to value their flexibility in primary reserve market (R1). Crucially, this “ultra-fast” offer respects the customer’s production requirements and integrates them at the core of the offer design – namely by sending a technical expert on site if needed. We aggregate all types of flexibility and value them in the energy and reserves markets, notably through our participation to a multi partner urban smart grid project aiming at valorizing flexibility services at local level for the DSO. We have also launched a first of its kind frequency support service offer in September 2016. It involves connecting a smart storage system, 1 MW lithium-ion battery, to the distribution network. This offer represents an early step towards the integration of storage assets into the energy grid, increasing responsiveness while reducing our CO2 footprint. Such innovative services are fully coherent with the priorities of an increasingly decentralized, digitalized and consumer-focused energy grid. We help make the smart grid a reality with value-added services that respect our clients’ industrial constraints, while bringing them to a more dynamic consumption model. Revue E Tijdschrift – 131 ste jaargang/131 e année – n° 1-2-3-4-2015 (publication mars/publicatie maart 2017) 2
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