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New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement Rules
( Ver. 1.1 - September 2015)
25/09/2015
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Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 1
2.0 Objectives of NEDA ........................................................................................................................... 1
3.0 Principles of NEDA ............................................................................................................................ 2
4.0 Registration of Participants and Submission of Information ............................................................ 3
5.0 Submission of Offers ......................................................................................................................... 4
6.0 Fuel Management ............................................................................................................................. 6
7.0 Purchase Price ................................................................................................................................... 6
8.0 Failure to Dispatch and Compensation ........................................................................................... 7
9.0 Connection and Commercial Agreements ........................................................................................ 8
10.0 Publication of Key Information ......................................................................................................... 8
11.0 Dispute Resolution ............................................................................................................................ 9
12.0 Commencement and Transitional Arrangements ............................................................................. 9
Appendix A1 ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Appendix A2 ................................................................................................................................................ 11
Appendix A3 ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Appendix A4 ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Appendix B .................................................................................................................................................. 14
Appendix C .................................................................................................................................................. 15
Appendix D…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….16
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New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement Rules (Ver 1.0)
1.0 Introduction
1.1 The New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement Rules (NEDA Rules) provides guidelines on
the operation of the New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement (NEDA) to enhance
competition and cost efficiency of the Single Buyer market. It also prescribes the
obligations and rights of the Participants.
The NEDA Rules together with the Single Buyer Rules and the Grid Codes will ensure
equitable, fair, coordinated and cost efficient operation of the Single Buyer market.
The NEDA Rules is supplementary to the Single Buyer Rules and should be read in
conjunction with the Single Buyer Rules.
1.2 Unless the context otherwise requires, words and phrases used in the NEDA Rules
shall have the same meaning as defined in the Single Buyer Rules.
1.3 It is recognised that some Generators have existing commercial agreements with the
Grid Owner, the Network Operator, the Nominated Coal Supplier, the Nominated Gas
Supplier or other parties. Nothing contained in this NEDA Rules is intended to modify
the parties’ rights and obligations under these agreements. In the event of any
conflict, the existing commercial agreements take precedence only to the extent that
it does not
(i) affect the security and safety of the Grid System, or
(ii) seek to impose any liability on the Single Buyer and Grid System Operator
in the discharge of their obligations under the Single Buyer Rules, the
NEDA Rules and the Grid Code in accordance with the terms thereof.
2.0 Objectives of NEDA
The main objectives of NEDA are as follows:
Enhance cost efficiency in generation through short-run competition;
Enable energy efficient options, particularly the use of efficient technology such
as co-generation;
Provide opportunity for non-PPA/SLA Generators such as co-generators,
renewable energy generators/producers, embedded generators and expired
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PPA/SLA Generators to operate as Merchant Generators to sell energy to the
Single Buyer;
Enable expired PPA/SLA Generators to enhance their business options by
maximizing the use of the existing facilities in a cost efficient manner for the
benefits of the electricity supply industry.
2.2 In addition, this will also incentivize non-PPA/SLA Generators to provide term based
reserve capacity for short-term system requirements at competitive prices.
3.0 Principles of NEDA
3.1 The current cost-based bidding system is complemented by introducing an optional
price-based bidding. This will enhance competition in generation dispatch and result in
more competitive energy prices.
The main features of NEDA are:
Generators with PPA/SLA can offer optional reduced heat rates and variable
operating rates (VOR), alternative to the rates in the PPA/SLA. If dispatched, they
will be paid the energy payment using the lower of the PPA/SLA or optional offer
heat rates and VOR;
Merchant Generators with capacity more than 10MW (non-PPA/SLA Generators
such as expired PPA/SLA Generators, co-generators , renewable energy
generators/producers and embedded generators) can offer to sell energy to the
Single Buyer. If dispatched, they will be paid at Price as Bid, subject to a cap price
which is the variable cost of the most expensive PPA/SLA Generating Unit
available for dispatch to meet demand in each trading interval;
Merchant Generators with small co-generation or renewable energy
generation/production of 100kW to 10MW (hereinafter referred to as Small Co-
gen and RE Generators) can sell energy to the Distributor. The settlement will be
on monthly basis based on the monthly average of the daily average of the half
hourly System Marginal Price (SMP) of the Single Buyer market;
No major change to current generation scheduling and dispatch arrangements;
No violation to current PPA/SLA as the PPA/SLA Generators can choose whether
to submit the optional offers or not;
3.2 The Single Buyer shall schedule the dispatch of the Generating Units based on a Least
Cost Dispatch Scheduling Methodology such that the lowest marginal cost Generating
Unit is forecast to be dispatched first to meet demand followed by the next lowest
marginal cost Generating Unit until all demand is met as prescribed in the Single Buyer
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Rules. The marginal cost of generation shall comprise all payments, which vary with
the amount of electricity procured, that are made by the Single Buyer to the
Generators, pursuant to Generator Contracts, Daily Heat Rate and Variable Operating
Rate Bids or Daily Price Bids.
4.0 Registration of Participants and Submission of Information
4.1 To participate in the Single Buyer market, Generators shall possess appropriate
generation licenses issued by the Energy Commission (ST) and shall register with ST as
Participants under the Single Buyer Rules.
4.2 The Single Buyer, the Grid System Operator, TNB and all current PPA/SLA Generators
are incumbent Participants of the Single Buyer market. Nevertheless, they shall
register with ST as Participants in compliance with the Single Buyer Rules.
4.3 Generators shall register their Generating Units as Centrally Dispatched Generating
Units or Non Centrally Dispatched Generating Unit, unless approved otherwise by ST.
Information to be submitted for registration includes but not limited to the following:
a) Technical and performance data of the Generating Units as depicted in the
application form for registration in Appendix D. These data are in addition to the
information required to be submitted to the Grid System Operator and
Distributors under the Malaysian Grid Code and Malaysian Distribution Code:
b) Default Price Bid
For PPA/SLA Generators, the default heat rates and VOR are the rates in
the PPAs/SLAs;
Merchant Generators, except Small Co-gen and RE Generators shall submit
one price;
Expired PPA Generator who’s gas usage is under the power sector
allocation shall submit three(3) prices: indigenous piped gas, LNG and
distillate. In addition, they shall also submit default heat rates. The default
heat rates will be used for adjustment of payment if the price of the fuel
used for dispatch is different from that given by the Single Buyer for bidding
purpose.
c) start up cost
d) generation usage plan
e) other information as required by ST
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4.4 For Merchant Generators, the Default Price Bid shall contain a set of up to 10 price-
quantity pair half hourly bids representing the prices a Merchant Generator is
prepared to sell energy to the market from one of its Generating Units. The bid can
contain from 1 to 7 sets of price-quantity pairs representing default bids from Sunday
to Saturday respectively. The default set of price-quantity pairs will be used whenever
the Merchant Generator declares its Generating Unit is available to generate but has
not submitted a daily price bid for the Generating Unit.
4.5 Participants, other than Small Co-gen and RE Generators, shall comply with the Single
Buyer Rules and submit information to the Single Buyer for preparation of generation
schedules i.e. three-month ahead schedule, week-ahead schedule and day-ahead
schedule. The information to be submitted includes:
available generation declaration for each of its Generating Units for each half-
hourly period for the Single Buyer to prepare the day ahead and week ahead
schedules;
Day ahead half-hourly tranche bids (heat rate and/or VOR for PPA/SLA
Generators and price-quantity pairs for Merchant Generators). The Default Price
Bid will be used for scheduling if no day-ahead bid is submitted.
4.6 Participants shall comply with the Malaysian Grid Code (the Grid Code) and the
Malaysian Distribution Code (the Distribution Code), where relevant, unless otherwise
exempted by ST.
5.0 Submission of Offers
5.1. Generators Subject to Central Dispatch
Generators can submit to the Single Buyer the daily Submission of Offer by 10.00am
on the day before with Form A1(Appendix A1) or Form A2(Appendix A2), whichever
relevant. The offers shall be submitted together with the Daily Availability
Declaration Form(Appendix B) by an authorized person to the Single Buyer in writing
(or by such electronic data transmission facilities as have been agreed with the Single
Buyer) according to the procedure and timeline for the submission of Daily Availability
Declaration prescribed in the Grid Code and the Single Buyer Rules. On receiving the
Submission of Offer from a Generator, the Single Buyer shall acknowledge receipt of
the submission. The Single Buyer shall prepare, finalise, revised and send the Day
Ahead Dispatch Schedule to the Generators according to the timeline in the Single
Buyer Rules as depicted in the Timeline for Day Ahead Dispatch Schedule in Appendix
C. It is the responsibility of a Generator to ensure that its submission is properly
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transmitted to and received by the Single Buyer and to communicate, if necessary,
with the Single Buyer on the status of its submission.
The offer can be for one or more Generating Units for the 48 half-hourly tranches and
shall consist of not more than 10 price-quantity pairs for each tranche(for (Merchant
Generators)/price-heat rate and/VOR pairs (for PPA/SLA Generators) as follows:
PPA/SLA Generators may offer optional heat rate and/or VOR for their Generating
Units. The optional heat rate and VOR offered shall not be higher than that in the
PPA/SLA. If dispatched, they will be paid the energy payment using the lower of
the PPA/SLA or optional offer heat rates & VOR;
Merchant generators with capacity more than 30MW on central dispatch can
submit price-quantity pair bids based on their own fuel arrangements. If
dispatched, they will be paid at Price as Bid, subject to a price cap;
Expired PPA Generators whose gas usage is under the power sector allocation
can submit price-quantity pair bids based on the composite gas price for power
sector (indigenous gas and LNG) given by the Single Buyer for bidding purpose.
If dispatched, they will be paid at Price as Bid. However, if the price of the fuel
used for dispatch is different from that given by the Single Buyer for bidding, the
payment will be adjusted according to the declared heat rates.
5.2 Co-generation and Renewable Energy Generation/Production not on Central Dispatch
Merchant Generators with co-generation or renewable energy generation/production
which are either connected to the Grid System or Distribution Network and not
subject to central dispatch can participate in NEDA under the following arrangements:
a) A Generator with capacity more than 10MW but not exceeding 30MW can
offer to sell energy to the Single Buyer on self dispatch. The Generator can
submit offer of price-quantity pair bids with Form A2 for Submission of Offer
and Form B for Day Ahead Declaration to the Single Buyer according to the
same procedure and timeline as for Generators on central dispatch described
in clause 5.1 above. The Single Buyer shall inform the Generator in writing (or
by such electronic data transmission facilities as have been agreed) whether its
offer is accepted or not; and if accepted, the tranches of quantity-price pair
accepted and the schedule of dispatch. In scheduling the dispatch, the Single
Buyer shall take into consideration any limitation on the performance of the
plant such as ramp rates, start up time, run down time, minimum up time (in
operation), minimum down time (shutdown) etc. . The Generator can be on
self dispatch based on the quantity and dispatch schedule issued by the Single
Buyer unless instructed otherwise by the Grid System Operator or Distributor
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due to system constrain or system security reasons. However, if the Generator
is unable to dispatch its plants based on the schedule provided by the Single
Buyer, it should inform the Single Buyer as soon as it is practicable and by
means as required by the Single Buyer. The minimum offer is 1.0MWh for
each half-hourly bid.
b) A Small Co-gen and RE Generators with capacity of 100kW up to 10MW can
supply energy to the Distribution Network based on the capacity offered with
Form A3 and Day Ahead Declaration Form B submitted to the local Distributor
on day ahead. The Generator can be on self dispatch based on its offer to the
Distributor unless instructed otherwise by the Distributor due to system
constrain or system security reasons. The settlement will be on monthly basis.
The payment for the energy supplied in a month will be based on the monthly
average of the daily average of the half-hourly System Marginal Price.
Minimum offer is 50kW.
6.0 Fuel Management
6.1 For PPA/SLA Generators, no change to the fuel arrangement as provided for under the PPA
and GSA.
6.2 Merchant Generators with co-generation and embedded generation shall manage
their own fuel requirements.
6.3 Expired PPA Generators participating as Merchant Generators shall secure their own
fuel requirements. However if the power is supplying solely to the power sector and
under the dispatch of the Single Buyer, the gas required for generation will be
covered under the power sector gas allocation and pricing system.
7.0 Purchase Price
7.1 PPA/SLA Generators, if dispatched, will be paid at lower of the PPA/SLA heat rates and
VOR or optional offer heat rates and/or VOR
7.2 A Merchant Generator other than a Small Co-gen and RE Generators, if dispatched,
will be paid at Price as Bid subject to a price cap. However for expired PPA Generator
whose gas usage is under the power sector allocation, payment will be adjusted
based on the default heat rates if the price of the fuel used for dispatch is different
from that given by the Single Buyer for bidding.
7.3 Small Co-gen and RE Generators on self dispatch to the local Distribution Network will
be paid by the Distributor on monthly basis. The purchase price for the total energy
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supplied in a month will be based on the average monthly of the average daily of the
half-hourly System Marginal Price for that month.
7.4 A Merchant Generator on central dispatch if instructed by the Grid System Operator
to dispatch, will be paid the start up cost for each successful start up based on the
rate submitted by the Merchant Generator on registration as a Participant, unless a
notice to cancel the dispatch has been issued and acknowledged receipt by the
Generator prior to the preparation for the start up.
7.5 Merchant Generators on self dispatch are not entitled for any separate payment on
start up cost.
7.6 The price of Merchant Generators will be capped at the variable cost (fuel plus VOR)
of the most expensive available PPA/SLA Generating Unit meeting the demand; or if
such Generating Unit is not available, the prevailing purchase price from the
interconnectors(Singapore or Thailand).
7.7 The procedures and timeline for settlement of payments other than for Small Co-gen
and RE Generators, shall be as described in Chapter 14 of the Single Buyer Rules. The
settlement for Small Co-gen and RE Generators will be on monthly basis.
8.0 Failure to Dispatch and Compensation
8.1 If a Merchant Generator declares available for the Day Ahead Schedule but fails to
dispatch or dispatches at a lower load than in the dispatch instruction, the Generator
shall pay the Single Buyer the incremental cost of replacement generation to meet
resulting energy shortfall.
8.2 The Merchant Generator may make a compensation claim in the event that the Grid
System Operator has issued a dispatch instruction to the Merchant Generator for the
dispatch of a Generating Unit but the Generating Unit is not dispatched or dispatched
at less than 70% of the load that has been instructed, provided that the change to the
dispatch has resulted in actual costs being borne by the Generator. Where the claim is
deemed valid by the Single Buyer, the Single Buyer shall pay compensation to the
Generator to cover the direct loss incurred by the Generator for the tranches during
which the Generating Unit is not dispatched or dispatched at less than 70% of the
load that has been instructed.
8.3 Clause 8.1 and clause 8.2 are not applicable to Merchant Generators not subject to
central dispatch.
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9.0 Connection and Commercial Agreements
9.1 The technical standards, operation, control, protection, communication and other
requirements of the generation facilities shall comply with the Grid Code and/or
Distribution Code where relevant, unless approve otherwise by ST.
9.2 The responsibilities for the provision of the interconnection facilities such as
switchgear, communication equipment, control and protection systems and metering
facilities shall be according to the prevailing industry practice, unless determined
otherwise by ST
9.3 The commercial agreements between the Merchant Generators and the Grid Owner/
Network Operator/Distributor for sales and purchase of energy and the
supplementary agreements between PPA/SLA Generators and the Single Buyer (TNB)
for the optional offers of lower heat rates and/or VOR shall be submitted to ST for
endorsement. The agreements, among others, shall include procedures for billing and
settlement, penalty for non compliance and handling of compensation claims.
10.0 Publication of Key Information
10.1 Information shall be published in the websites of the Single Buyer and Grid System
Operator to facilitate the Participants to prepare their bids. The information shall
include those described under the Grid Codes and the Single Buyer Rules and including
the following:
relevant historical data to facilitate bidding
demand forecast
available capacities
generation and transmission constrains
gas usage plan
daily gas nomination and allocation
forecast weighted average price of gas for next day
weighted average price of gas for the previous day
standby fuel usage plan
hydro management plan
Half hourly System Marginal Prices (SMP) of previous days.
Half hourly Pool Selling Price (PSP) of previous day calculated by dividing the total cost of generation, including any capacity payments, with the total energy off take.
Other as described in the Grid Code and Single Buyer Rules
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11.0 Dispute Resolution
11.1 The procedures for raising and resolving any disputes of the Participants on the
compliance NEDA Rules shall be as set out in Chapter 17 of the Single Buyer Rules.
12.0 Commencement and Transitional Arrangements
12.1 The NEDA Rules shall come into force on 1 October 2015.
12.2 However to enable the industry to prepare for the participation and operation of
NEDA, transitional arrangements will be introduced from 1 October 2015 to 1st
Quarter of 2016.
12.3 During the period of transitional arrangements, NEDA will be opened to existing
PPA/SLA Generators only for optional offer of VOR with the following arrangements:
Day ahead bids under clause 4.5 and clause 5.1 will be limited to two tranches
of optional offer of alternative VOR only;
Daily bid limited 2 Tranches:
(i) Tranche 1: 22:00 p.m. to 08 :00 a.m.
(ii) Tranche 2: 08:00 a.m. to 22:00 p.m;
Under clause 7.1, PPA/SLA Generators, if dispatched, will be paid at lower of
the VOR in PPA/SLA or the optional offer VOR. The optional offer VOR may be
of any values less than the PPA/SLA VOR (i.e. may be of negative values if the
Generators wish to offer reduction of other rates in the PPA/SLA in addition
to VOR)
Form A4(Appendix A4) to be used for Submission of Offer.
Only those relevant provisions in the NEDA Rules will be applicable.
12.4 After the transition period, NEDA will be opened to all Generators as in Clause 3.1 (a),
(b) and (c) who are registered with ST as Participants under the Single Buyer Rules.
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Appendix A1 Form A1: Submission of Optional Offer by PPA/SLA Generator
Trading Date:
Date and Time of Submission:
Name of Generator:
Address of Generator:
Name of Contact Person:
Contact Number and E-mail Address:
Location of Generation Facilities:
Name/Identification of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Output of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Export Capacity of Generation Facility :
Maximum Ramp Up Rate of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Ramp Down Rate of Generating Unit(s):
Minimum Up Time (in operation):
Minimum Down Time (shutdown) :
PPA/SLA Energy Payment : Gas/Distillate/Oil/Coal/Hydro (whichever applicable) _____RM/kWh
Start Up Cost: RM__________ per Start Up
Trading Period: Start: ___ hr:___ min End: ___ hr:___ min.
Up to ten Bands of Heat Rate and/or VOR - Quantity Pair Bid for Each Half Hourly Offer
Half Hourly Tranche No: Start Time: End Time:
Band No:
Capacity (MW)
Heat Rate (kJ/kWh)
VOR (RM/kWh)
Remarks
Band 1 0 MW to __MW
Band 2 +/-____MW
Band 3 +/-____MW
Band 9 +/-_____MW
Band 10 +/-_____MW
(Up to maximum of 10 heat rate and/or VOR - quantity pair of bids for each of the 48 half hourly tranches
from 00:00 a.m. to 24:00 p.m.. If no alternative offer is submitted for a particular tranche, the dispatch will
be based on the default rates in the PPA/SLA)
Signature and Stamp of Person Authorized to Submit Offer:
Name: Contact No:
Fax No: Email Address:
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Appendix A2
Form A2: Submission of Offer by Merchant Generator (More than 10MW)
Trading Date:
Date and Time of Submission:
Name of Generator:
Address of Generator:
Name of Contact Person:
Contact Number and E-mail Address:
Location of Generation Facilities:
Name/Identification of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Output of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Export Capacity of Generation Facility:
Maximum Ramp Up Rate of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Ramp Down Rate of Generating Unit(s):
Minimum Up Time (in operation):
Minimum Down Time (shutdown):
Declared Heat Rates, if different from default heat rates (for expired PPA Generators only ) :
Default Price Bid: Gas/Distillate/Oil/Coal (whichever applicable)_____RM/kWh
Start Up Cost: RM__________ per Start Up
Trading Period: Start: ___ hr:___ min End: ___ hr:___ min
Up to ten Bands of Price-Quantity Pair Bid for Each Half Hourly Offer
Half Hourly Tranche No:
Start Time:
End Time:
Band No:
Capacity (MW)
Price (RM/kWh)
Remarks
Band 1 0 MW to ____MW
Band 2 +/-_____MW
Band 3 +/-_____MW
Band 9 +/-_____MW
Band 10 +/-_____MW
(Up to maximum of 10 price-quantity pair of bids for each of the 48 half hourly tranche from 00:00 a.m. to
24:00 p.m. If no price is submitted for a particular tranche and the Generator has declared capacity available
for dispatch in the Daily Availability Declaration, the Default Price Bid will be used if dispatched)
Signature and Stamp of Person Authorized to Submit Offer:
Name: Contact No.
Fax No.: Email Address:
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Appendix A3
Form A3: Submission of Offer by Small Co-gen and RE Generator (100kW to 10 MW)
Trading Date :
Date and Time of Submission:
Name of Generator:
Address of Generator:
Name of Contact Person:
Contact Number and E-mail Address:
Location of GenerationFacility:
Name/Identification of Generating Unit(s):
Maximum Output of Generating Unit(s):
Maxiumum Export Capacity of Generation Facility:
Minimum Up Time ( in operation):
Minimum Down Time ( shutdown):
Trading Period: Start : ___hr:___min End:___hr:___min
Up to 48 Tranches of Half Hourly Offer of Capacity for Each Day
Half Hourly Tranche No:
Tranche Period : (Start Time - End Time)
Capacity (MW)
Remarks
1 00:00 - 00:30 _____MW
2 00:30 - 01:00 _____MW
3 01:00 - 01:30 _____MW
47 23:00 – 23:30 _____MW
48 23:30 – 00:00 _____MW
Signature and Stamp of Person Authorized to Submit Offer:
Name: Contact No:
Fax No: Email Address:
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Appendix A4
Form A4: Submission of Optional Offer by PPA/SLA Generator
( During Period of Transitional Arrangements Only)
Name of Generator:
Name/Indentification of Generating Facility/ Generating Unit:
Date and Time of Submission:
Applicable Date (dd/mm/yy)
Tranches Applicable Time VOR Bid (RM/kWh)
Tranche No. 1 00:00 to 08:00 and 22:00 to 24:00
Tranche No. 2 08:00 to 22:00
Signature and Stamp of Person Authorized to Submit Offer:
Name: Contact No:
Fax No: Email Address:
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Appendix B
Form B: Daily Availability Declaration (Sample)
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Appendix C
Timeline of Day Ahead Dispatch Schedule
Day D-1 10:00 am
Generators with PPA/SLA submit day ahead availability schedule. Generators with PPA/SLA optionally submit revised heat rate and VOR bids. Merchant Generators submit bids, price and quantity pairs. GSO submits transmission and generation outage plans Single Buyer prepares load forecasts.
10:30 am
Nominated gas supplier submits daily update gas report.
11:00 am Single Buyer converts PPA/SLA holders heat rate and VOR to price quantity pairs. Single Buyer updates dispatch model for all inputs Standby Fuel dispatch Hydro and Co-Generation Dispatch Electricity imports and exports Relevant gas and coal prices Load forecasts Daily Gas Quantities Generation Availability and Prices.
12:00 am Single Buyer prepares Day Ahead dispatch schedule and submits it to GSO for validation.
3:00 pm GSO provides feedback on Day Ahead Dispatch Schedule
5:00 pm Single Buyer finalizes Dispatch Schedule. Single Buyer sends Dispatch Schedule to GSO Single Buyer sends each generator Dispatch Schedule for each of its generation units Single Buyer publishes demand profile, System Marginal Price (SMP), and Pool Selling Price (PSP) forecasts for each half hour of the coming day to the Single Buyer web site.
Day D 8:00 am
GSO submits to Single Buyer the daily operations review report.
8.30 am Single Buyer prepares revised day ahead load forecast.
9:00 am Single Buyer finalises revised day ahead dispatch schedule and sends to GSO and Generators Single Buyer prepares revised SMP and PSP for each half hour and publishes on Single Buyer web site.
12:00 pm Single buyer updates the Single Buyer Website with: revised day ahead dispatch schedule; half hourly SMP and PSP forecasts, and daily average SMP and PSP forecasts.
Day D+1 12:00 pm
Single Buyer collects meter readings for each half hour for day D.
Single Buyer calculates settlement payments due to each Generator and due from each market participant (qualified bulk supply customer, TNB Distribution and Distribution franchisees).
Day D+2 12:00 pm
Single Buyer submits preliminary settlement statements to each Market participant.
Day D+5 12:00 pm
Market Participants raise disputes if they object to details of the settlement statement received.
Day D+7 12:00 pm
Single Buyer submits final settlement statements to each market participant.
Day D+8 12:00 pm
Single Buyer transfers payments to and from each market participant settlement account.
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Appendix D
Application for Registration as Participant of Single Buyer Market
Suruhanjaya Tenaga
No: 12, Jalan Tun Hussein Onn
Presint 2, 62100 Putrajaya Date:
Malaysia
Application for Registration as Participant of Single Buyer Market
1.0 Pursuance to the requirements under the Single Buyer Rules, we wish to register as a Participant
under the category of ___________________________in the Single Buyer market.
2.0 We confirm that :
a) We will comply the relevant obligations of the Single Buyer Rules;
b) We are not under external administration or under a similar form of administration under any
laws applicable to it in any jurisdiction.
3.0 The particulars for our generation facilities are as follows: ( for Participants as Generators and
where relevant)
a) Location of Generation Facilities: b) Number of Generating Unit(s): (Please indicate whether the unit is Centrally Dispatch or Non
Centrally Dispatch)
c) Type of Generating Unit(s): (GT/CCGT/Thermal Coal/Themal Gas/Thermal oil/ Hydro/Co-
generation/RE Generation /Others)
d) Normal Fuel:
e) Alternative Fuel:
f) Maximum Output of Generating Unit(s):
g) Maximum Ramp Up Rate of Generating Unit(s):
h) Maximum Ramp Down Rate of Generating Unit(s):
i) Minimum Up Time (in operation):
j) Minimum Down Time (shutdown):
k) Default Price Bid: Gas/Distillate/Coal/Oil (whichever applicable)_____RM/kWh
( For Merchant Generators Only. May be re-declared as and when necessary with changes in
market situation affecting the generation cost)
l) Start Up Cost: RM__________ per Start Up
m) Generation usage plan ( e.g. daily/monthly operation and scheduled shutdown plans)
n) Name of Person(s) authorized to submit offers for NEDA ( if relevant):
Name and Registered Address of Company:
Signature and Stamp of Person Authorised by the Company:
Position:
Name:
Contact Number: E-mail Address:
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