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SEE Regional Investment SEE Regional Investment AspectsAspects
Geneva, 19 November 2003Geneva, 19 November 2003
Trajce Cerepnalkovski, Trajce Cerepnalkovski, Assistant General Director & Head of Development & Investment Assistant General Director & Head of Development & Investment DptDpt. & . & SECI Electricity Regional Projects CoordinatorSECI Electricity Regional Projects CoordinatorTlfTlf: +389 2 31 19 611; Fax: +389 2 31 11 160; : +389 2 31 19 611; Fax: +389 2 31 11 160; [email protected]@esmak.com.mk
UNECE Committee on Sustainable Energy
Roundtable: Facilitating Investment in the Transition Economies
Contents:Contents:
•• Introduction & SEE Region DefinitionIntroduction & SEE Region Definition• SEE Power Sector Regional Investment aspects• Obstacles to Investment, Consideration• Internal MKD restructuring progress• Near term investment options in MKD
IntroductionIntroduction & SEE Region Definition& SEE Region Definition•• Transition, followed with war Transition, followed with war •• Transition affected the Power Systems, main Transition affected the Power Systems, main
result disconnection from the main UCTE gridresult disconnection from the main UCTE grid•• Power systems ensured secure supply Power systems ensured secure supply •• Big differences (economic, culture, development: Big differences (economic, culture, development:
GDP from 1,000 GDP from 1,000 -- >10,000 $/capita)>10,000 $/capita)•• Clear declaration to joint EUClear declaration to joint EU
SEE Power Systems StatusSEE Power Systems StatusSloSlo, , CroCro, B&H, Ser&MN, , B&H, Ser&MN, MkdMkd & & GreGre, historically , historically UCTE members UCTE members PSsPSs of Bulgaria & Romania recently entered UCTE of Bulgaria & Romania recently entered UCTE TurkyTurky in process to enter UCTE; currently exchange in process to enter UCTE; currently exchange power with SEE in islanding modepower with SEE in islanding modeTwo 400 kV corridors damaged, and the region is Two 400 kV corridors damaged, and the region is separated in two zonesseparated in two zonesThe The PSsPSs in the region (SER, MN, part B&H, MKD, in the region (SER, MN, part B&H, MKD, GRE, ALB, ROM & BUL) work in 2GRE, ALB, ROM & BUL) work in 2ndnd UCTE UCTE synchronous zonesynchronous zone
UCTE
2nd
UCTE Zone
Ukr
RECONNECTION, 2nd UCTE ZONE TO MAIN GRIDE
EXPECTED FOR 2004
Ernestinovo
Mostar
Reconnection of the 2Reconnection of the 2ndnd Zone to Zone to main UCTE Gridmain UCTE Grid
Long lasting processLong lasting processUCTE, SUDEL, UCTE, SUDEL, IFIsIFIs, others, othersDepends on reconstruction of two 400 kV Depends on reconstruction of two 400 kV Corridors (S/S Corridors (S/S ErnestinovoErnestinovo & S/S & S/S MostarMostar))UCTE Executive teamUCTE Executive teamReconnection expected for 2004!?Reconnection expected for 2004!?
Regional investment approachRegional investment approach
• SEE REM development as driving factor for regional investment approach and regional investment prioritizing
• Solutions to national energy issues based on isolated national markets are neither capable nor desirable as a means to satisfy regional supply and demand imbalances
• Balance between national & regional approach
Demand and supply outlook 2003-2012
• An average growth rate of about 2.3% is expected by regional utilities
• The region aims to add a net new capacity of about 4500 MW through 2012
• Rehabilitation of about 4000 MW of existing capacity would be required
• Without investments in generation the region may loose up to 6500 MW
Maritza 3
Hamidabat
BabaeskiPhillipi
Blagoevgrad
Thessaloniki
Florina
Kardia
Bitola
Dubrovo
Stip
Skopje 5
Nis
Kozloduj
TintareniPortiledeFi
erDjerdap
Arad
Oradea
Rosiori
Sandorfalva
Pecs
Heviz
Zerjavinec
Tumbri
Divaca
Meline
Ernestinovo
Ugljevik
Sombor Subotica
S.Mitrovica
Konjsko Mostar
TrebinjeRibarevine
Podgorica
Tirana
Elbasan
Kosovo BC. Mogila
Sofia West
SECI 2005 400 kVInterconnections
Existing
New In
New Option
Krsko
Isaccea
Cirkovce
Becescaba
Varna
B. Luka
Arachthos
Maritza 3
Hamidabat
BabaeskiPhillipi
Blagoevgrad
ThessalonikiFlorina
Kardia
BitolaDubrovo
StipSkopje 5
Nis
Kozloduj
TintareniPortile deFier
Djerdap
Arad
Oradea
Rosiori
Sandorfalva
Pecs
Heviz
ZerjavinecTumbri
Divaca
MelineErnestinovo
Ugljevik
Sombor Subotica
S. Mitrovica
Konjsko Mostar
Trebinje Ribarevine
Podgorica
Tirana
Elbasan
Kosovo B
C. Mogila
SofiaWest
SECI 2005 400 kVInterconnections
Existing
New In
New Option
Krsko
Isaccea
Cirkovce
Becescaba
Varna
B.Luka
Arachthos
DC Link toItaly
257Decision for constr.BUL, GREMaritza 3 – FilippiPrep. ConstructionGRE, TURFilippi - Babaeski
EBRD150Prep. ConstructionMKD, BULStip – C. MogilaMKD, GRE40Prep. ConstructionMKD, GREBitola – Florina
Open~ 200Prelim. AnalysesALB, MKDTirana – SkopjeKfW! WB?~ 200FSALB, SCGTirana – Kosovo B
KFW!?203FSALB, SCGTirana – PodgoricaGREFSALBElbasan – Tirana
EBRD92FSHUN, ROMBekescaba – OradeaOpen230IdeaB&H, CROB. Luka – Tumbri
Open, Int.!75Prep. Construction!YUG, B&HS. Mitrovica – UgljevikGRE195FSYUG, MKDNis – Skopje 5Open80Prep or FSYUG, HUNSombor – Pecs
Open90Pre-FSCRO, HUNErnestinovo – Pecs
FinancingLength
[km]Currentstatus
Countriesinvolved
Project
New Transmission Interconnection Investments
In operation in 2005 option
SECI TI SECI TI Simplified Map, Simplified Map,
toward UCTE EHtoward UCTE EH
NA InformationExisting or Committed Links
NDC Sofia
NDCTirana
Kos ov o B
NDCPodgoric a
RNCCPtolmaida
NDCAthens
NDCBudapes t
Ljub l ianaNDC
Ernestinovo
NDCZagreb
NDCSara jev o
NDCBeograd
NDC Ank ara
NDCSk opje
NDCBuc hares t
Gre
Tur
Bul
Rom
Hun
Slo
Cro B&H
Alb
MKD
Ser
MN
Uncertain implementation
3
7
1
9
120
121
23
KESH NDCTirana
Elbasan 220
Prizren
4
5
Kardia
Fierze
Kosovo BTrebinje
NDC EPCG
Podgorica
Nis
139
145
142
Tivat
143
144
Cetinje
Budva
153
Elbasan 400
Qafathan
6
140Mojkovac
H. Novi
Struga
Ribarevine
Vau Dejes
2
8
141
160
Pod. 2
Pod. 1161
Albania
Serbia
Montenegro
Skopje 5
SECI New BuildCountry Borders
Existing SDH Equipment
New SDH EquipmentInterface
Existing Comm Link
Optional Links
R. of MacedoniaR. of Macedonia
Min. sub regionbackbone3.3 - 5.6 m€
Optimal sub region backbone
~18 m€
5.63.3
TOTALSub TOTAL
0.9Fierze ALPrizern
0.9Skopje MKKosovo B
1.4PrizrenKosovo B
2.4Nis, SerbiaKosovo B
Cost mUS$ToFrom
Preliminary estimate, cross Kosovo backbone TC links
Investment Aspects Consideration
• Investment in G in SEE– Investment in G, considered as commercial!– IFIs generally avoids direct involvements– Market challenges private Investments!?
• Obstacles & Risks- Political background- Economic development- Social implications
Political Background• War conflict reconciliation• Important influence of international
community• Even two territories with UN missions
(UNMIK)• Other (even names of the counties!)
Economic & Social Background
• Different level of economic development within the Region (GDP varies between 1000 Euro/capita – 10000 Euro/capita)
• Level of political risk for investors• Ad hoc support measures• Increasing social gaps (unemployment) • Implication of the reform to the social
status of the citizens (energy price, receivables collection)
GoVGoVMEME
State E Auth State E Auth ERCERC
New ESMNew ESM
GenGen DisDis
PSO PSO
(TSMO)(TSMO)
First phase of restructuringFirst phase of restructuring
New structure expected from 1 Jan 2004New structure expected from 1 Jan 2004Priv
atiza
tion!?
State owned
Institutional
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
GW
h
Simplified Outlook, Generation/ Demand without new G Investment in MKD
200728 MW32 of 45 Preparation works ongoing
HPP Sv. Petka
200480 MWFinalizing construction
HPP Kozjak
In operation
Rated capacity
Needs for financing
mEStatusProject
Investments in progressInvestments in progress
Per year20-25Regular Upgr.&Reh. Trans &Distr Int. Ntw
2007210 MW110FS ongoing
TPP Negotinoreconstruction
200870 MW70Technical &FS/BOTHPP B. Most
2007190 MWel. 150 MWh137FS/ IPP CCHP Skopje
2004-0880 MW130FS finalizing
Expanding lignite mines TPP Bitola
In operation
Rated capacity
Needs financing mEStatusProject
Near term Investment needs (opt)Near term Investment needs (opt)