Can The EU Be An Example To Turkish Electricity Market Liberalisation?
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1 Can The EU Be An Example To Turkish Electricity Market Liberalisation? Istanbul Energy Day 8 September 2015 Dr. Jan Haizmann Managing Director CORREGGIO CONSULTING
2 Introduction Dr. Jan Haizmann Academia Study University Freiburg (Ass.iur 1989), Brüssel (Dr. Jur ) und London (LL.M. 1991) Fully qualified German Lawyer Career Rechtsanwalt/Admission to German Bar, OLG München Associate Lawyer Graf Westphalen, Head Brussels Office Director Regulatory Affairs, ENRON, London, Frankfurt Legal Director, TXU Energy Trading SA, Geneva Front Desk Gas/ GLENCORE Energy, London As of 2006 Chairman EFET Legal Committee As of 2009 Various Functions for EFET & EFET Deutschland e.v. As of 2006 Managing Director, CORREGGIO CONSULTING, Brussels Multiple project deliveries in the energy filed, focus on industry regulation/ strategy Monthly Correggio Regulatory Report widely subscribed -> sales@montel.no
3 Outline Overview of European Electricity Market liberalisation Key benefits & pre-requisites of a liquid wholesale market Price developments, OTC vs. exchange-based trading, major issues Lessons learnt from other EU markets Recommendations for Turkey
4 The European Wholesale Electricity Market A liquid wholesale electricity market delivers benefits Rare price spikes occur without affecting market confidence The OTC market remains a driver for competition An open market has not led to blackouts or any insecurity Wholesale prices are not responsible for rising customer bills
5 Snapshot of European Electricity and Gas Market Liberalization (Unbundling) Source: EFET 2014
6 Key Benefits and Value of a Liberalized Power Market Consumers (commercial & households) have free choice of supplier Suppliers can supply end-users outside of their market area Market development and organization geared to match these principles Source: EFET 2014
7 Electricity Regional Initiative (ERI) A Stepping Stone To A EU Power Market? Division of Europe into 7 regional power markets Speed up integration of Europe s national electricity markets Regions grouped according to similar concerns and market structures Resolve regional issues prior to merger with other regional markets Initiative designed to harmonize market access rules and mechanisms Bring together TSOs, regulators, companies and MS governments Source: ERGEG 2014
8 Outline Overview of European Electricity Market liberalisation Key benefits & pre-requisites of a liquid wholesale market Price developments, OTC vs. exchange-based trading, major issues Lessons learnt from other EU markets Recommendations for Turkey
9 Key Benefits Of A Liquid Wholesale Electricity Market Market participants can adjust their volume & price positions near real-time All market participants are able to hedge their forward exposures as needed by trading futures & options New market participants face low barriers to entry The market delivers robust price and investment signals Market participants are not squeezed and security is assured
10 Promoting Market Transparency Inform market participants: Creates market confidence in prices and price formation; Value and allocates risk; Gives investment signals; Initiates multiple market entry; Drives market efficiency short & long term; Enables competition on an equal footing; Access to information; Ability to explain prices; Forecasting Market Confidence Market Depth Entry of New Players Increase in Volumes
11 Characteristics Of A Mature Wholesale Market Standardisation Standard-Products and Standard Contracts: Base: Mo-Su: 0:00 24:00h Peak: Mo-Fr : 8:00 20:00h Physical: Master Contract EFET Financial: Master Contract ISDA Liquidity Example: EEX-Futures Market multiple x consumption in DE 5 Market Maker: continuously simultaneous bids & offers Transparency Trading data: Prices & Volumes PXs & Broker Fundamental data: Generation data (incl. RES) e.g. EEX Transparency Platform; Nordpool; Grid data: transmission data ENTSO-Vista
12 An Attractive Spot Market Underpins Total Liquidity An attractive spot market depends on: Transparency of bids and offers & price fixings, leading to an efficient price discovery mechanism Non-discrimination between participants The participation of even the largest and vertically integrated generators and suppliers Transparency about the availability and use of underlying infrastructure Objective rules regarding congestion management, re-dispatch, use of inside information and competition
13 Outline Overview of European Electricity Market liberalisation Key benefits & pre-requisites of a liquid wholesale market Price developments, OTC vs. exchange-based trading, major issues Lessons learnt from other EU markets Recommendations for Turkey
14 Monthly Volumes On EEX/EPEX Spot Source: EEX 2014
15 Monthly Volumes In EEX Futures And Options Source: EEX 2014
16 Rare Price Spikes Do Not Affect Market Confidence Volatility in wholesale power prices & occasional price spikes do not jeopardize market liquidity or confidence in pricing mechanism Spikes are mostly caused by outages or exceptional events Occasional price spikes are necessary signals in a functioning market Help identify supply & demand imbalances or problematic grid bottlenecks Market participants may hedge their exposure to varying spot prices (including spikes) using forwards and futures Regulatory intervention such as price capping might lead to market distortions
17 Power Price Development In The EEX/EPEX Spot Day-Ahead Auction: German Market Area EUR/MWh Source: EEX Phelix Day Base
18 Frequency Of Price Spikes (> 150 /MWh)- EEX/EPEX Spot Year Number of hours >150 /MWh Number of hours >1000 /MWh Highest price: /MWh, 7th November 2006, 6.00 to 7.00 pm Source: EEX
19 OTC Vs. Power Exchange Accessibility/Liquidity OTC Available to limited market participants Exchange Traded Liquid market wider market participation Agreements Bilateral/customised contracts Standardised contracts Risk/Exposure Presence of counter-party credit risk Counter party risk assumed by exchange (Price) Transparency Opaque dealing Transparent price discovery mechanism Position Is an involved participant Platform is neutral Settlement Bilateral dispute settlement mechanism Well-defined dispute settlement mechanism Trading Method Continuous trading Typically (central) auctions Reporting (Transactions) Difficulty in reporting & regulating various trades Exchange is the central regulating & reporting entity
20 The Brokered OTC Market Remains An Important Driver Of Competition & Liquidity Trading takes place at any time Low cost Concentrates trading liquidity in standard products (double volumes traded from initial quotes on screen) Efficient and continuous price discovery mechanism which can respond to new information Ability to tailor transactions to needs Especially useful for forward transactions
21 OTC And Exchange-Based Trading Countries Purely exchangebased trading countries Mainly OTC trading countries OTC & exchangebased trading countries
22 OTC Markets Are A Driver For Competition And Liquidity power trading volumes for Germany in TWh Power Exchange OTC Source: RWE Supply & Trading
23 A Well-Functioning Market Underpins Security Of Supply And Appropriate Investments In spite of declining wholesale prices in Europe since 2008, investment in generation capacity and the high voltage grid has remained sufficient to avoid all but the rarest blackouts or brownouts Investments in conventional generation and merchant interconnections only happen when trust is established in the transparency, fairness and liquidity of the market
24 Electricity Sector Liberalisation In Europe Has Tended To Make Wholesale Electricity Cheaper Liberalisation ( ) resulted in significantly declining wholesale power prices in real terms Restrictions on CO2 emissions & an economic boom drove costs up from Substantial RES-E generation capacity and reduced demand renewed downward pressure on wholesale prices from 2009 Current markets exhibit a compression of the spread between peak-load and base-load prices If wholesale power prices rise again, impact on consumers will be limited in light of grid tariffs, RES-E related charges and taxes making up the final retail price
25 Forward Power Prices Have Been Decreasing Source: EEX 2014
26 Rising Energy Bills Are Not Caused By Wholesale Power Prices Retail Prices Still Remain High Wholesale energy costs in Europe now represent less than half of household consumer bills Source: Eurostat, EC
27 Taxes And Levies Represent The Main Driver For Power Consumer Prices In Europe Source: Eurostat, EC
28 RES-E Levies Steadily Increase: Now Represent 26% of Industrial Customer Bills in Germany Source: Eurostat, EC
29 Outline Overview of European Electricity Market liberalisation Key benefits & pre-requisites of a liquid wholesale market Price developments, OTC vs. exchange-based trading, major issues Lessons learnt from other EU markets Recommendations for Turkey
30 Lessons Learned At Other Markets License Fee: Constitute a market entry barrier and Turkish fees are very HIGH Discourages trading activity; Requirement for Turkish legal entity of foreign trading entities accompanied by additional cost of accounting, tax & legal cost make Turkey look unattractive Scheduling Fee: Discourages trading activity and thus, liquidity. Export Fee (BG, RO, GR): Similar impact as a prohibitive export duty; Negative investment incentive; Negative impact on social welfare; Poisons the idea of a single European electricity market (common merit order); Blocks the implementation of Market Coupling
31 Energy Market Principles (1) Competition and Market Access Access to infrastructure, products & services Competition grants price signals for informed-decisions Access to Transmission Networks Unbundling (ownership, legal & account) Transmission capacity rights Transparent Markets Information (infrastructure availability, energy flows, utilization rates) TSOs publish consumption, pre-trade & post-trade data Freedom of Choice of Trading Venue Market participants decide how/where to conduct activities Monitoring, clearing & credit protection mechanisms
32 Energy Market Principles (2) Cross-border Markets Removal of artificial barriers Bidding across national borders (GR/BG) Intraday Markets and System Balancing Moving gate closure time closer to real-time Harmonized balancing markets Ancillary Services Functions/services facilitating flow of electricity Ensure supply meets demand Sound Market Design and Implementation of Market Rules Network Codes Strengthening ACER & ENTSOs
33 Energy Market Principles (3) Market Integrity and Financial Regulation Ability of market to adjust to new conditions Standardized transaction Decarbonization Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) Market Stability Reserve (MTS) Integration of Renewable Energy in Wholesale Markets Balancing & re-dispatch procedures for RES generators Aligning national financial support schemes Flexibility Right mix of flexible capacity (production, demand, storage etc.) Ability to use/exploit capacity with limited constraints Generation and Demand Adequacy
34 Energy Market Principles (4) Storage No storage for electricity Security of Supply Diversity of supply sources & import routes Ability of market to respond to disruptions Standardization Standard contracts and standard IT protocols (data exchange) Regulated Retail Tariffs Phase-out regulated & fixed power prices Social tariffs i.e. subsidies for vulnerable consumers Freedom from Licensing & Obligation of Secondary Establishment Firms wishing to expand should 8 not September, incur Istanbul new/duplicate costs or obligations
35 Outline Overview of European Electricity Market liberalisation Key benefits & pre-requisites of a liquid wholesale market Price developments, OTC vs. exchange-based trading, major issues Lessons learnt from other EU markets Recommendations for Turkey
36 Current Stakeholders: Physical Spot Exchange in Focus
37 Turkey Must Foster Liquidity in Wholesale Power Market Market Functions for Current status in Turkey 1 Efficiency allocation (short-term) Optimal power plant dispatch resulting in cost-efficient wholesale prices Day-Ahead and Balancing Markets 2 Signalling function (midto longer term) Market-based investment incentives and decisions for power plants (for incumbents and new entrants) and crossborder capacities X Not existent 3 Risk management function Transfer of market price risks from risk averse to risk seeking X Not existent
38 Recommendations For Turkey (1) Progress gas market reform!! Reform of electricity market triggers the need for gas market reform Abolish price taps & protectionist practices i.e. no cross-subsidisation Price formation should be based on supply & demand dynamics Develop a transparent forward market Enable long-term price signals (daily, monthly etc.) Avoid over-subsidising RES Feed-in tariffs have distorting effects on price
39 Recommendations For Turkey (2) Do not over-regulate! No need for heavy REMIT regime REMIT Light? More cross-border interconnections with Greece & Bulgaria Foster power exchange and electricity trading Implement a PMUM into EPIAS Abandon current stamp duty on Trading Suggestion: Create Warehouse (no VAT, no Stamp or other duties) Don t split liquidity Access to exchange trading alongside develop OTC platforms/bi-lateral trade
40 Thank You For Your Attention! Q & A Correggio Consulting Rue le Corrège Brussels, Belgium www. correggio-consulting.eu Phone: + 32 (0) j.haizmann@correggio-consulting.eu 40
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