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1. Introduction ITALY Building of a new transmission facility Italian electric industry has recently gone through a deep process of change, in order to comply with Act n. 79 of 16 th march 1999, implementing Directive 96/92/EC. Referring to transmission sector, Act n. 79/99 stated the division between national grid operation and ownership, thus creating the new figure of the Independent System Operator (ISO), further called GRTN. In figure 1 here below it is represented the splitting of responsibilities between ISO and the owners of facilities that have been included in the national transmission grid. Guarantee Safety, Reliability and Efficiency Manage Power Flows Decide Maintenance Interventions Identify and Deliberate Grid Development Required to provide connection to other parties 2. Grid development plan ISO Agreement - Remuneration - Service Obligation Operation Maintenance Grid Development OWNERS Remote Control Management Maintenance Execution Development Execution Grid Ownership and Utilisation Under Constraints Grid Optimisation Monitoring and Technical Conditions Evaluation By the end of each year, GRTN is in charge of the preparation of a proposal for a three-year grid development plan. The proposal has to be first discussed with the owners of the transmission facilities and then notified to Regional Authorities for aspects of siting and to the Ministry of Industry for approval. 2003-200-0005 50 March 2003
Grid development plan mainly aimed at: • overcoming transmission capability limits between different areas of the country • enabling new power plants to access the grid • responding to the growth of electricity consumption • mitigating the environmental impact of the transmission facilities Grid development plan also stated the entity responsible for executing each work included in the plan, i.e. an owner of transmission facilities in case of works interesting an extension of the existing grid or the winner of a tender process in case of works related to new facilities. 3. Legislative framework for new transmission facilities Procedures for building new transmission facilities are defined in Italian Laws, i.e. the RD n. 1775 of 11 th November 1933, as subsequently modified and integrated by DPR n. 616 of 24 th July 1977; the building of new transmission facilities is also affected by Act n. 349 of 8 th July 1986, related to environmental impact assessment, and by DPCM of 23 rd April 1992, related to electromagnetic fields. New regulations are expected in order to speed up the authorisation procedure for the construction of new transmission facilities and to comply with the forthcoming decrees implementing the frame-Act n. 36 of 22 nd February 2001, related to the new accepted levels of electromagnetic fields. 4. Transmission facilities building Here below are briefly described the activities to carry out in order to build a new transmission line; substations are regarded as the extremity points of a transmission line, so the same procedure is applied. 4.1 Preliminary Study This activity is aimed at collecting all the existing cartographic materials, even aerial mappings, in order to identify all the existing constraints (landscape, cultural heritage, protected areas, town planning) related to the new transmission line. The output of this activity is the location of different potential routes for the new line, together with different technical solutions. 4.2 Outline Project This activity is aimed at identifying the most suitable route between the different ones individuated in the preliminary study; this activity is carried out after having collected indications from local Authorities involved (e.g. municipalities). Once selected the most suitable route, all the critical crossings are studied deeply (e.g. highways, national roads, railways) and technical plans needed for the authorisation procedure are prepared. 2003-200-0005 51 March 2003
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