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The Status of Power TSO Development in Europe

Published: 2007/05

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Table of Contents

  • DATAMONITOR VIEW
    • CATALYST
    • EU energy liberalization and increasing inter-regional power trade are the major challenges facing transmission system operators
    • SUMMARY
  • ANALYSIS
    • Multi-regional cooperation will increase, yet transmission systems will retain their national identity
      • Congestion management is the single most important operational issue facing TSOs
      • Grid interconnection systems are used to enhance congestion management
      • Inter-TSO linkages will increase, but will maintain their separate identities
      • The Nordic region has achieved a high level of network harmonization
    • Vertically integrated utilities have no incentive to divest their network assets
      • The relative high profitability of TSO subsidiaries will be a strong disincentive to divest by the vertically integrated utilities
      • Ownership unbundling would have the highest impact on German and Austrian vertically integrated utilities
      • In the US, independent TSOs have merged into Regional Transmission Organizations
      • The RTO model is inconsistent with the goal of full market liberalization
    • Despite EU legislation, TSO independence is unresolved
      • EU energy policies seek to open grid networks to competition
      • EU legislation has consistently focused on stimulating electricity network competition
      • Structural network unbundling is the major catalyst for grid network reform
      • Full ownership unbundling is already common across Europe
    • Electricity transmission systems are key in achieving overall European power market liberalization
      • The Transmission system operator is the link between power supply and demand
      • Ownership and control of grid networks vary across Europe
      • Ownership and control of grid networks vary across Europe
      • TSOs belonging to vertically integrated utilities play little or no role in organized wholesale power markets
      • The models employed to regulate TSO tariffs by regulators are hardly uniform
  • APPENDIX
    • Definitions
    • Methodology
    • Further reading
    • Datamonitor Consultancy
    • Ask the Analyst
    • Disclaimer
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: European TSO organizations
      • Figure 2: 2005 Return on Assets
      • Figure 3: EU legislation has consistently focused on simulating electricity network competition
      • Figure 4: Transmission grid system independence
      • Figure 5: TSO ownership structure - Part I
      • Figure 6: TSO ownership structure - Part II
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[Report]
The Status of Power TSO Development in Europe
Published: 2007/05
Published by : Datamonitor Datamonitor

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