Wind Power in Estonia - Elering

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Contents1 Executive Summary ........................................................................................... 81.1 Scope of the study .......................................................................................... 81.2 Scenarios ...................................................................................................... 111.3 Results of the study ...................................................................................... 121.4 Recommendations ....................................................................................... 152 Introduction .................................................................................................... 163 The Estonian Power system ............................................................................ 173.1 Electricity consumption and production ...................................................... 173.2 Interconnected Systems ............................................................................... 173.3 Estonian electricity market .......................................................................... 183.4 Summing up ................................................................................................. 194 Scenarios for wind power integration ............................................................. 214.1 Scenario analyses ......................................................................................... 214.2 Scenario set up ............................................................................................. 224.3 Wind power integration in 2013 (before Estlink 2) ...................................... 244.4 Wind power integration in 2016 (after Estlink 2) ........................................ 254.5 Island Operation scenario ............................................................................ 274.6 Curtailment in the Baltic States ................................................................... 274.7 The NordBalt interconnector ....................................................................... 285 Forecast errors and reserve margins ............................................................... 305.1 Requirement for load following reserve capacity in Estonia........................ 315.2 Available load following reserve capacity for up-regulation ....................... 335.3 Down regulation reserves ............................................................................ 365.4 Measures to increase load following capacity ............................................. 376 Cost of wind power balancing ......................................................................... 386.1 Forecast errors cause disruptions to planning ............................................. 386 | Wind Power in Estonia, 13-05-2010
6.2 Costs calculated on the basis of “naive” dispatch ....................................... 386.3 Cost components ......................................................................................... 386.4 Recovering costs incurred from forecast errors ........................................... 407 Max wind power capacity in Estonia ............................................................... 427.1 Technical integration ................................................................................... 427.2 Limits due to forecast errors ........................................................................ 447.3 Summing up: Max wind power in Estonia ................................................... 457 | Wind Power in Estonia, 13-05-2010
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