EU IPA13/CS-02.a2013 ENERGY SECTOR PROGRAM

PHASE-2 PROJECT

Energy Market Development

Network Development Plan Training

6-8 August 2019

Network Development Plan Training

Mr. Arnaldo Orlandini

MRC Consultants and Transaction Advisers

Day 1Module 1. Introduction

6 August 2019

Module 1. Introduction

Introduction of attendants

Training objectives and contents

Schedule and organization

Module 1. Introduction

Introduction of attendants

Training objectives and contents

Schedule and organization

Attendants

➢ BOTAS

➢ Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA)

➢ Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MENR)

MRC Group

About usThe MRC Group of Companies is a family of seven sister companies that a share a common

history and operate internationally as a single organization, combining their human

resources, technical skills and geographical presence to better serve clients in market

advisory and infrastructuredevelopment.

MRC Group member companies bring together over 55 energy & water/sanitation experts in

9 cities, and collaborate with renowned partners and advisers worldwide.

MRC Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Montevideo, New York)

EMRC UK (Edinburgh) MRC Sweden(Helsingborg)

EMRC Nigeria (Abuja) MRC Italy(Milan)

Acta Consult (Moscow) Siglasul (São Paulo, Riode Janeiro)

The MRC Group was formed by the original founders of Mercados Energeticos in South

America (in the 1990s), Mercados EMI in Europe (in the 2000s) and IPA Energy Consulting in

the UK (in the 1980s) by a mixture of management buy‐out,merger and new offices.

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ment,

nmentalcompliance,

tion ofbusiness

THE RANGE OF SERVICES INCLUDES:

◼ Advice on policy and regulatoryissues,

◼ Sector & Institu

◼ Master planning

◼ Market assess

◼ Advice on enviro

◼ Financialevalua

opportunities,

◼ Advice on gass

◼ LNG markets,pr

ourcing strategy,

icing and industry,and

MRC experts have been assisting the public & private sector clients in natural gas

markets, sourcing and procurement, providing advisory in gas & LNG sector policy

and regulatory frameworks, feasibility studies,etc

Gas Sector experts

WE ARE EXPERTSIN:

◼ Dynamics of the Natural Gas business in

developing countries and in globalsupply

markets

◼ Understanding energy policy andsecurity

implications

◼ Market assessment

◼ Pricing

◼ Gas contracting andprocurement

◼ Strategy formulation

◼ Gas infrastructure feasibility studiesand

design

◼ Logistics management

◼ Project bankability analysis & financing

agreement

Module 1. Introduction

Introduction of attendants

Training objectives and contents

Schedule and organization

Training objectives

➢ Present the key concepts, elements and best practices of Network Developmentplanning, as performed by primary European gas TSOs.

➢ Analyse main content and characteristics of formal result of NDPs, the (10-Year)Network Development Plan (TYNDP).

➢ Review relevant EU regulatory framework.

➢ Understanding ENTSO-G methodology for evaluating Network Developmentprojects: Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA).

➢ The main focus will be on inputs, assumptions, methodologies, technical tools andmodels adopted in the planning process and elaboration of the TYNDP, accordingto the EU best practices.

The general approach of the training will be practically oriented, including casestudies, real business examples and simulation exercises.

Training Contents

Module 1: Introduction

Module 2: Essentials of TSO Network Plan Development

Module 3: Economic Cost Benefit Analysis in Natural Gas Projects

Module 4: Application of Cost Benefit Analysis

Module 5: Analytical and computational tools for gas network development

Module 6: Training closure

Training Contents: Module 2

Module 2: Essentials of TSO Network Plan Development

• Typical content and sections of TSO’s Network Development Plan

• EU Regulatory Framework

• Overview of ENTSO-G TYNDP

• Review of TSO plans and consistency with ENTSOG TYNDP

• A Guided Reading of Selected TSO Plans

Training Contents: Module 3

Module 3: Economic Cost Benefit Analysis in Natural Gas Projects

• Basic principles of economic Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA)

• Benefits Analysis in Natural Gas projects

• ENTSOG CBA Methodology of Natural Gas Infrastructure Projects

Training Contents: Module 4

Module 4: Application of Cost Benefit Analysis and TYNDP preparation

• Assessing TYNDPs preparation and approval: general approach.

• Project Specific CBA: examples and case studies.

• CBA Simulation Exercises.

Training Contents: Module 5

Module 5: Analytical and computational tools for gas network development

• Overview of analytical and computational tools used by EU TSOs for NDP

• ENTSOG Modelling tools

• Simulation Exercise

Training Contents: Module 6

Module 6: Training closure

• Preliminary assessment of training results: key takeaways

• Final Q&A

• Training closure

Module 1. Introduction

Introduction of attendants

Training objectives and contents

Schedule and organization

Schedule

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

09:30 – 12:00 Module 3: Economic Cost Benefit Analysis in Natural Gas Projects

Module 5: Analytical and computational tools for gas network development

12:00 – 13:30 Lunch Break

13:30 – 17:00 Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Essentials of TSO Network Plan Development

Module 4: Application of Cost Benefit Analysis

Module 6: Training closure

Teaching material

Material

Module 2 Hand-out copy of the presentationItalian TSO (Snam) TYNDP

Module 3 Hand-out copy of the presentation

Module 4 Hand-out copy of the presentationSimulation exercise excel file

Module 5 Hand-out copy of the presentationSimulation exercise excel file

Module 6 Hand-out copy of the presentation

EU IPA13/CS-02.a2013 ENERGY SECTOR PROGRAM

PHASE-2 PROJECT

Energy Market Development

Network Development Plan Training

6-8 August 2019