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THE SYSTEM OPERATOR

STRUCTURE, REQUIREMENTS AND

PERFORMANCE OF SYSTEM

OPERATIONS IN THE NIGERIAN

ELECTRICITY MARKET

Engr Jonathan .U. Ndiagwalukwe

TCN APPROVED STRUCTURE FOR THE SYSTEM OPERATOR

ED (System Operations)

PM ( F&A )

PM (Procurement)

PM (Regulation)

GM (Grid Control)NCC

AGM (Ops

Plan)

GM (Power Syst Plan)

AGM (PSPD)

AGM (Sys

Control)

AGM

Ancillary/Liaison

GM (Syst Ops) HQ

AGM(Ops &Plan)

AGM(SO)

SNCC/RCC Shiroro

GM

(Technical Service)

AGM Com Proj

AGM

SCADA Proj

AGM(TS)WEST

AGM(TS) EAST

AGM(TS)

NORTH

AGM (Hydro)

ROLE OF THE SYSTEM OPERATOR IN

THE ELECTRICITY MARKET

EXERCISE GRID CONTROL SO AS TO

MAINTAIN EFFICIENT, COORDINATED AND

ECONOMIC SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE GRID CODE AND

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES.

ROLE OF THE SYSTEM OPERATOR

• GRID FREQUENCY AND VOLTAGE CONTROL & ECONOMIC

DISPATCH OF GENERATING UNITS

• LOAD ALLOCATION IN TIMES OF INSUFFICIENT GENERATION

• COORDINATE ALL PLANNED OUTAGES FOR THE

MAINTENANCE OF SYSTEM EQUIPMENT

• DESIGN, INSTALL AND MAINTAIN SCADA AND

COMMUNICATION FACILITIES FOR EFFECTIVE GRID

OPERATIONS

• PROCURE & MANAGE ANCILLARY SERVICES

• ENFORCE THE GRID CODE AND THE OPERATIONAL

PROCEDURES

• PERFORM POST FAULT ANALYSIS OF ALL MAJOR GRID

DISTURBANCE

GENERATION PROFILE (2007 – 2011)

YEAR

2007

AVE. GEN.

AVAILABILIT

Y (MW)

PEAK

GENERATION

(MW)

4,156.19

3,599.60

MAXIMUM

DAILY

ENERGY

GENERATED

(MWH)

TOTAL ENERGY

GENERATED

(MWH)

TOTAL ENERGY

SENT OUT (MWH)

%

LOSSES

75,372.00 23,186,542.92

22,255,754.83 8.25

2008 4,232.61

3,596.90

79,897.05 21,597,413.28

21,041,043.67 9.05

2009 4,825.17

3,710.00

82,652.37 20,893,432.80

20,329,451.42 8.41

2010 4,212.70

3,804.30

85,457.49 25,020,297.11

24,362,423.46 9.98

2011

(JAN –

OCT)

4,328.42

4,054.20

90,315.27 22,585,507.64

22,001,560.26 9.32

GENERATION PROFILE

• MAXIMUM ACTUAL GENERATION CAPABILITY TO DATE OF

5317MW (6/10/11)

• PEAK GENERATION TO DATE OF 4,054.2MW PLUS

• MAXIMUM ENERGY GENERATED TO DATE OF 90,315.27MWh

(16/04/11)

• SPINNING RESERVE CAPACITY OF 300MW AS AT TODAY

29/11/11

POWER QUALITY ISSUES

1

. FREQENCY CONTROL

 A MEASURE OF STABILITY ACHIEVED WITH THE

INTRODUCTION OF SPINNING RESERVE ON

15/01/2011. SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN THE

NUMBER OF SYSTEM COLLAPSES.

 EGBIN, KAINJI & DELTA REGULATING THE SYSTEM

AT PRESENT.

 IPPs HAVE BEEN INVITED TO JOIN BUT THEY ARE

YET TO DO SO.

 ANCILARY SERVICES INCENTIVE NOW EXISTS

 NERC TO ENFORCE SPECIFICATIONS FOR NEW

PLANTS COMING INTO THE GRID. TOO MANY

BASE LOAD MACHINES IN THE SYSTEM.

POWER QUALITY ISSUES

2

. VOLTAGE CONTROL

 LOW VOLTAGE PROBLEM IN THE NORTH AFFECTING

ABUJA, KADUNA, KANO AND GOMBE

 MORE COMPENSATION DEVICES LIKE CAPACITOR BANKS

REQUIRED IN THE INTERIM.

 SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSER OPERATION OF SHIRORO

MACHINES YET TO BE EXPLORED

 LONG TERM SOLUTION IS TO HAVE GENERATION IN THESE

LOCATIONS, MAMBILA FOR EXAMPLE.

 HIGH VOLTAGE NODES LIKE BENIN, OSOGBO AND BIRNIN

KEBBI NEED REACTORS. BENIN HAS JUST RECEIVED ONE FOR

INSTALLATION.

 COORDINATED GRID DEVELOPMENT INVOLVING THE SO,

TSP, GENCOS DISCOS A NECESSITY

GRID STABILITY AND SECURITY

 RADIAL NETWORK. TRIPPING OF A SINGLE LINE CAN COLLAPSE THE SYSTEM.

 LOOPS ON THE GRID LIKE ALAOJI-IKOT EKPENE-UGWUAJI-MAKURDI-JOS 330KV LINE

UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND THE PROPOSED ALAOJI-P/H-DELTA LINES WILL ACHIEVE

THIS

 POWER EVACUATION FROM THE SOUTH EAST LIMITED BY SECURITY ISSUES ARISING

FROM CRITICAL LINES THAT ARE SINGLE CIRCUITS (ALAOJI-ONITSHA AND BENIN-

ONITSHA 330KV LINES).

 2 ND BENIN- ONITSHA 330KV LINE BILLED FOR COMPLETION IN THE 1 ST QUARTER OF

2012.

 2 ND ALAOJI-OWERRI-NNEWI-ONITSHA 330KV LINE STILL AT PROCUREMENT STAGE

 ONLY DELTA POWER STATION CAN BLACKSTART THE SYSTEM AT PRESENT

 GAS SUPPLY ISSUES

COMMUNICATIONS

 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS IS A VITAL TOOL FOR SYSTEM

OPERATIONS.

 SERVES FOR VOICE, TELEPROTECTION AND SCADA

 VARIOUS COMMUNICATION MEDIA

 OPTIC FIBRE

 POWER LINE CARRIER (PLC)

 MICROWAVE

 RADIO

 GSM

 THE SO IS CURRENTLY WORKING WITH A CONSULTANT TO

INTEGRATE VARIOUS EQUIPMENT FROM DIFFERENT VENDORS FOR

OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE OF THE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM.

SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA

ACQUISITION (SCADA)

• AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY FOR REAL TIME GRID

OPERATION

• OLD SCHEME HAS 26 RTUs WITH HIGH RTU

OUTAGE RATE

• MEASURERANDS INACCURATE AND UNRELIABLE

• NEW SCADA SCHEME BY SIEMENS (NIG)

EQUIPPED WITH 130 RTUs IS YET TO BE

COMMISSIONED

• IN-HOUSE SCADA RESTORATION TEAM SETUP

• ONE YEAR MTCE CONTRACT APPROVED FOR

SIEMENS OF GERMANY TO REHABILITATE THE

NEW SCHEME

GRID CODE & OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

• GRID CODE EXISTS WITH AMENDMENTS REQUIRED

• FORENSIC REVIEW OF THE GRID CODE WITHIN

SYSTEM OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS.

• AMMENDMENTS TO BE PROPOSED TO NERC AFTER

THE FORENSIC WORKSHOP

• GRID CODE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS FOR

STAKEHOLDERS TO CONTINUE AFTER THE

FORENSIC REVIEW.

• OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TO BE REVISED TO

MEET CURRENT REALITIES

• OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES AWARENESS

WORKSHOPS TO BE ORGANIZED

RING FENCING OF THE SO

• CURRENTLY THE SO IS TOTALLY DEPENDENT ON TCN FOR THE

FUNDING OF OPERATIONAL, ADMINSTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL

ACTIVITIES.

• IT IS DIFFICULT TO FUNCTION PROPERLY UNDER THE PRESENT

CIRCUMSTANCE, GIVEN THE NUMEROUS THE VARIOUS

ACTIVITIES LIKE SPINNING RESERVE MGT, GRID CODE

FORENSIC WORKSHOP, FREQUENCY MGT MEETINGS, GRID

CODE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS, OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE

REVIEWS ETC.

• SOME INDEPENDENCE REQUIRED IF THE SO IS TO MEET ITS

OBLIGATIONS TO THE MARKET.

• THE SO SHALL NOT RELENT UNTIL THERE IS STABLE, SECURE

AND RELIABLE POWER SUPPLY IN NIGERIA.

THANK YOU

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