Marktstammdaten

2015-08-11T09:35:15Z

Sebastian Rauner:

Germany (BMWi, BNetzA) plans to to develop a register of power plant data that covers all plants (“starting from 0 kW”) that supersedes the current “EEG Stammdatenbank” and the “BNetzA Kraftwerksliste”.

*geographic scope: Germany
*content: capacity, technical characteristics, detailed information such as hub height of wind turbines (“master data”)
*detail: individual blocks
*go-live: early 2017
*not included: time series of any sort; yearly generation data
*license: BMWi and BNetzA has not thought about a license yet 

[http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Sachgebiete/ElektrizitaetundGas/Unternehmen_Institutionen/DatenaustauschundMonitoring/MaStR/Datendefinitionen/mastr_datendefinitionen-node.html http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Sachgebiete/ElektrizitaetundGas/Unternehmen_Institutionen/DatenaustauschundMonitoring/MaStR/Datendefinitionen/mastr_datendefinitionen-node.html] 

 

The consultation process is open now until end of August 2015. This page collects issue we would like to raise in the consultation.

*we support such a register 
*the register should “think” European, be compatible with existing registers elsewhere.'''Do we have specific examples? (ORISPL - Office of Regulatory Information System Plant Location (US)'''''')''' 
*should be published under an open license. '''(suggesting ODbL? [1])''' 
*the coverage of the data should become clear (e.g., "X% of all capacity is included; most missing capacity is small-scale gas-fired plants")
**There are > 800k PV installations - will these be included? 

*Does Stromerzeugungsanlagen (EAS) distinguish between generators and boilers? 
*[http://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia923/ Form EIA-923] & [http://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860/ Form EIA-860] are excellent examples of how to manage data on the power sector 
*Are market roles and functions linked? Or would we have to deduplicate things by hand? Also, what about companies that may have a joint partnership in a power plant? Or subsidiaries? Relations that change over time? Mergers & splits? 
*Ability to track changes on a power plant site? A wind farm may be built in stages, generators may be decommissed, upgraded, etc.  Primary fuel used may change as well.
*What format will the data be published in?  Will it be machine-readable?  The [http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/cln_1932/DE/Sachgebiete/ElektrizitaetundGas/Unternehmen_Institutionen/Versorgungssicherheit/Erzeugungskapazitaeten/Kraftwerksliste/kraftwerksliste-node.html BNetzA xls database] is mostly ok in this regard, but columns like ''Spezifizierung "Mehrere Energieträger" und "Sonstige Energieträger" - Hauptbrennstoff'' are difficult to parse consistently.
*It might be useful to suggest collecting use cases for the data to help ensure that what is being gathered can help to answer real research problems.
**e.g. "be able to sum up all CO2 emissions for all facilities owned by company X and all its subsidiaries" - for this to be answered, the data structures need to provide links both between organizations and from organizations to their facilities.  In other words, through this exercise we're mapping out what types of data should ideally be linked to what other types of data.  This isn't just about putting data in tables, it's about if we can link data spread across multiple tables.

*Include spatial data
**Best longitude and latitude, Ok adress data

*...

 [1] [http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/ http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/] (also used by OpenStreetMap)

2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-03-24T09:30:14Z

Sebastian Rauner: /* Participants */

13/14 April 2015 Berlin, Mercator-Institute for Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]] Monday (13 April) 10.30 - 18.30 Tuesday (14 April) 9.00 - 16.30 '''See also our [http://www.openmod-initiative.org/ main homepage].''' 
== Mini-Posters ==
Please prepare a DIN A3 poster that summarizes your contribution - a summary PowerPoint slide is sufficient. Please send the poster to Lion by email, he will print it. 
== Presentations ==
Plenary presentations. Time frame: 5-10 minutes. ''Openmod initiative (Monday)'' 
*Berit (RLI), David (Next Energy): Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary? 
*Jens Klessmann (Fraunhofer Fokus): govdata.de; Fraunhofer Fokus
*Julia Kloiber (Open Knowledge Foundation, tbc)
 ''Re-analysis weather data (Monday later afternoon)''
*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling
**overview on climate data sets for wind and solar timeseries
**the challenge of wind data on different heights
**handling of the license problem for coastdat II data
*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling 
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Gorm Andresen (Aarhus): REatlas
*Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille): Selecting representative days for energy-system planning models
 ''Reproducibility''
*Christopher Gandrud: Reproducibility of scientific results 
*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter
 ''Open electricity grid modeling''
*David Kleinhans / Wided Medjroubi / Carsten Matke (Next Energy): Update SciGRID
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow (angefragt)
 ''Scenarios, reporting, and transparency''
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) [I can only attend on Monday] 
*Felix Cebulla (DLR): Energy Scenarios Studies- A Contribution to Improved Transparency
 ''Open models''
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute): Redefining the Energy Modelling-Policy Interface: 
*Developing a Fully Open Source UK TIMES Model
 ''Add your contribution here'' 
== Break-out groups ==
Once or twice during the workshop, we will break-out into smaller discussion groups to work on different projects. All groups report back to the plenary afterwards and present results. Group size: 3-8 persons. Time frame: about 2 hours. ''Website''
*Jörn
*Ingmar
*Lion
*...
 ''Model fact sheet''
*Jörn
*Ingmar
*...
 ''"Best practice" catalogue for funders''
*Lion
*Christian
*Matthias
*...
 ''Article on benefits and challenges of open source''
*Eva
*Frauke
*...
 ''Which license fits my model?''
*...
 ''Transparency checklist for scenarios''
*Felix
*...
 ''Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration''
*Simon
*Ingmar
*...
 ''Add your idea here'' 

== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#Jens Klessmann (Fraunhofer Fokus) [Monday only]
#Claudine Chen (MCC) [Tuesday only]
#Beate Geyer (HZG) [Monday only] 
#Simon Sawatzki (Ea Energy Analyses)
#János Hethey (Ea Energy Analyses)
#Felix Cebulla (DLR)
#Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute)
#Gorm Andresen (Aarhus University) 
#Sabine Auer (PIK)
#Paul Schultz (PIK)
#Frank Hellmann (PIK)
#Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille)
#Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES Flensburg)
#Uwe Krien (RLI, Berlin)
#Sebastian Rauner (UFZ, Leipzig)
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