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T&D EUROPE
The European Association for Transmission and Distribution Equipment and Services Industry
FEDET, 9 November 2016
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OUTLINE
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• About T&D Europe: the association of the electricity transmission and
distribution equipment and services industry.
• The EU Policy Programme, including the Energy Union Strategy
• T&D Europe main activities to influence the shaping of the Energy Union
• T&D Europe Energy Conference on 29 November 2016
ABOUT T&D EUROPE: THE ASSOCIATION
• T&D EUROPE is the European association of the electricity transmission and distribution equipment and services industry.
• Our scope includes the complete range of products and services necessary to transport and distribute electricity in high and medium voltage, between the producers and the end users.
• The companies represented by T&D Europe account for a production worth over €25 billion, and employ over 200,000 people in Europe.
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ABOUT T&D EUROPE : THE MEMBERS
Members are European national associations
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T&D EUROPE VISION
• We are the voice of the globally active European T&D industry• We give home to the various T&D manufacturers across Europe
• We group a vast experience and knowledge from all around the world
• We aim to improve Europe’s global competitiveness, growth and jobs
• We drive the successful digitisation and smartification of energy networks
• We are a respected partner of the EU Institutions
• We work trustfully with our stakeholders
• We create and manage platforms on which solutions can be found on all energy-related questions of the future
• We are a compliant organisation with clear rules that are respected by all members
• We have a dedicated team working for the interests of the T&D community
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T&D EUROPE MISSION
• T&D Europe is committed to the supply of equipment, systems and services for electricalnetworks that are reliable and sustainable for the efficient transport & distribution ofenergy
• T&D Europe aims to promote the common interests of the European electricitytransmission and distribution manufacturing industry towards the EU institutions and incooperation with other stakeholders such as utilities and network operators
• T&D Europe is a consensus-based organization that respectfully treats the views of itsmembers with the aim of achieving a meaningful position of the T&D industry on actualEuropean regulatory and policy issues
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T&D EUROPE: PARTNER OF THE EU ENERGY UNION STRATEGY
• New T&D Europe Strategy and Structure put in place in March 2015 to better match the five «pillars» of the EU Energy Union Strategy
• Four «Strategy Areas», each managed by one of the T&D Europe Vice Presidents
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T&D EUROPE STRUCTURE AND STRATEGY AREAS
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General Assembly
4 Vice-Presidents
President
Gerhard Seyrling
Executive Committee
Secretariat
Energy Policy VP Jochen Kreusel
WG Energy Policy
TF Harbours
Large Power Systems-SuperGrids
Smart Cities
Innovation VP Bertrand Hugoo
WG Gas for Switchgear
WG Standardisation/Technical legislation
WG Transformers
•Sub Technical WG Transformers
•TF Large Power Transformers
TF REACH
TF Environmental Footprint
WG Smart Grids and MicroGrids
•TF Cybersecurity
•TF Grid Codes
Industrial PolicyVP Andreas Luxa
WG Industrial Policy
WG Macroeconomic Indicators
CommunicationVP Guillermo Amman
WG Communication
WG Advocacy
JUNCKER COMMISSION’S 10 STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: FOUR OF MAIN RELEVANCE FOR T&D EUROPE
1. A new boost for jobs, growth and investments
• Investment Plan (€ 315 billion to be increased)
2. A connected digital single market
• Includes cybersecurity
3. A resilient energy union with a forward looking climate change policy
• See next slides
4. A deeper and fairer internal market with a strengthened industrial base
• Internal Market Strategy for goods and services, including standards + capital markets union
5. A deeper and fairer economic and monetary union
• Cooperation on tax matters, including company tax
6. A reasonable and balanced free trade agreement with the USA
• Conclusion of the TTIP
7. An area of justice and fundamental rights based on mutual trust
8. Towards a new policy on migration
9. A stronger global actor
10. A Union of democratic change
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EU ENERGY UNION STRATEGYFour objectives
Source: European Commission DG ENER
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2020
2030
-20 % Greenhouse
Gas Emissions
20% Renewable
Energy
20 % Energy Efficiency
- 40 % Greenhouse Gas
Emissions
27 % Renewable
Energy
27%* Energy Efficiency
10 % Interconnection
15 % Interconnection
Capacity between
Member States
* To be reviewed by 2020, having in mind an EU level of 30%
EU ENERGY UNION STRATEGY
EU Commission Communication of 25 February 2015 - five areas of action:
i) energy security, solidarity and trust;
ii) a fully integrated energy internal market (interconnections; market design)
iii) energy efficiency;
iv) decarbonisation of the economy, and
v) research, innovation and competitiveness.
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ALL PROPOSALS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE COMMISSION TO THE EU COUNCIL AND EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT BEFORE YEAR END 2016
• Legislative proposal on electricity market design
• Legislative proposals on the regulatory framework, including • Review of the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) • Revision of the Regulation on security of electricity supply• Revision of the Regulation on security of gas supply
• Renewable energy package, including • Revision of renewable energy directive
• Energy efficiency package, including • Revision of the energy efficiency and of the energy efficiency for buildings directives.
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COMMISSION WORK PROGRAMME 2016: ENERGY
UNION PACKAGE
T&D EUROPE POLICY PRIORITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTSCompetitiveness of the European T&D industry
• EU Internal Market:• Promotion of free circulation of T&D equipment without need for CE marking
• Support to Orgalime on keeping European standardisation in industry hands (INGRESS)
• EU environment and climate change policy
• Strong promotion of T&D industry views during the revision of the f-gas regulation
• Careful monitoring of REACH implementation and participation in industry consortia toavoid ban of strategic substances
• International market access and inclusion in global value chains
• EU GOES antidumping measures: promotion of free access to quality steel in adequatequantities from any place in the world
• Fight against dumping from overseas
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T&D EUROPE POLICY PRIORITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Development of new markets
• Digitisation of European electricity networks (deployment of Smart Grid, notably viastandardisation and Projects of Common Interest)
• Deployment of Shore-Side Electricity technologies (notably via promoting by the EU MemberStates a proper implementation of the EU Directive on Alternative Fuel Infrastructures)
• Support to Eco-design regulation on transformers, implementation and future review (T&DEurope among main stakeholders consulted by the EU Commission)
• Support to 15% interconnection capacity target
Innovation/EU R&D Policy
• Participation in body in charge of preparing the EU R&D strategy for energy (ETIP SNET)
• Participation in eHighway2050 project on long term perspectives of the electricity networkdeployment
• Participation in Horizon 2020 project PROMOTION on off shore wind deployment
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T&D EUROPE POLICY PRIORITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Overall Participation in EU Energy Union Strategy
• Cooperation with ENTSO-E on the TYNDP (Ten Year Network Development Plan)
• Participation in Orgalime INFRA Task Force
• Experts in:• Commission Expert Group on electricity interconnection targets• CEN CENELEC ETSI Smart Grid Coordination Group (SG-CG), responsible for coordinating the ESOs reply
to M/490.• European Commission Smart Grids Task Force
• Speakers at EU events (sample 2016)• Intensive Energy Industries• Energy Infrastructure Forum• Workshop on Incentives for Innovation (Smart Grid EG3)
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T&D EUROPE ENERGY CONFERENCE 29 November 2016
Reinventing Electricity: Reaching Energy Union Goals through Grid Digitisation and Interconnection
• During this event, top energy business executives, regulators, and policy-makers will share their views on interconnection and digitisation, two essential elements to provide the whole electricity grid from generation over transmission to distribution with the flexibility needed. We will tackle essential questions where technology and policy meet, including:
• How to deal with the need of long-term infrastructure development in an uncertain technological environment?
• How to ensure developing the right infrastructure for consumers needs and use it as efficiently as possible?
• Can Europe be the “Living Lab” for the energy transformation?
Martin’s EU Hotel, Boulevard Charlemagne 80, Brussels, Belgium
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T&D EUROPE ENERGY CONFERENCE 29 November 2016
Reinventing Electricity: Reaching Energy Union Goals through Grid Digitisation and Interconnection
1st panel
• A truly European network infrastructure – enabling the reinvention of electricity
In its Communication on “Achieving the 10 % electricity interconnection” the Commission highlighted that the completion of the internal electricity market requires more than 10 % interconnection capacity, and efforts by the EU and Member States must be guided by the need to reach at least a 15% interconnection capacity by 2030. How can this level of connection can be implemented? Where are the hot points?
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T&D EUROPE ENERGY CONFERENCE 29 November 2016
Reinventing Electricity: Reaching Energy Union Goals through Grid Digitisation and Interconnection
2nd panel
• Reinventing the electricity grid means Digitisation
Digital technologies are the most potent tool for driving value and efficiency in the energy system. Smart Grid technology has indeed the potential to unlock a fully green energy supply for Europe. To this end, an essential requirement is to digitise the grid. But several challenges arise from this process: maintaining the security of the electrical infrastructure, make the best use of energy data while guaranteeing privacy, engaging consumers while preserving their lifestyle…
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THE T&D EUROPE NETWORK
Policy makers • European Commission (DG ENER, DG GROW, DG RTD, DG CLIMA, DG TRADE, DG CNECT)• European Parliament (ITRE, IMCO, ENVI Committees)• EU Council and member States via National Associations
Regulators• ACER (EU Energy Regulators Agency)• CEER
Electricity Stakeholders• EURELECTRIC, RENEWABLES• ENTSO-E • EDSO, GEODE, CEDEC
Equipment manufacturers (with which T&D Europe has a partnership)• Other electrical and electronic equipment associations (ESMIG, CAPIEL, Europacable,
etc...)
Standardisation bodies (cooperation agreements with Cenelec and ETSI)
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T&D EUROPE SECRETARIATT&D Europe aisbl
Boulevard A. Reyers 80
B-1030 Brussels
Web: http://www.tdeurope.eu
Secretary General:
Nadi Assaf, Boulevard A. Reyers 80 B-1030 Brussels
• Phone: +32 2 2066867
• E-Mail: [email protected]
Operations Director:
Pierre Lucas, Boulevard A. Reyers 80 B-1030 Brussels
• Phone: +32 2 2066869
• E-Mail: [email protected]
Policy Adviser:
Laure Dulière, Boulevard A. Reyers 80 B-1030 Brussels
• Phone: +32 2 2066863
• E-Mail: [email protected]
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