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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Japanese Energy Market
             - Optimum Use of
Distributed Energy Resources for Demand-
              side Response -

                 Yasuhiro SAKUMA
                      Deputy Director,
     Advanced Energy Systems and Structure Division
         Agency for Natural Resources and Energy
      Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan

                      22 April 2021
Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Power generation and supply
  80% Thermal power, 8% Hydro, 8% RE and 3% Nuc.
(TWh)
1,200
12000
           新エネ等
                                                                                                                                  1150
           Renewables (excl. hydro)

           Oil
           石油等                                                                                                                                          1056

           LNG
           LNG                                                                                                                                                  8.1%
10000
1,000
                                                                                                        940
           Hydro
           水力
                                                                                                                                                                 8.7%
           Coal
           石炭

 8000
  800      Nuclear
           原子力
                                                              738

                                                                                                                                                               39.8%
  600
 6000

                                      485

 4000
  400                                                                                                                                                           7.9%
                  294

 2000
  200                                                                                                                                                          32.3%
          100

    0                                                                                                                                                            3.1%
    1952 55 60 65 70      1975        1980     1985            1990                1995                2000              2005   2010             2015 2017
                                                                                                                                                             (FY)
    Source: Energy White Paper 2019 in Japan      Based on “Outline of electric power development (METI)” and “Outline
                                                  of power supply plan (METI)”                                                                                                   2
                                                                                                                                 Based on “Comprehensive energy statistics (METI)”
Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Power Grid
  10 TSOs/DSOs manage grid stabilization.
  Two frequency areas exist
                                                                Frequency: 50Hz
*The figures below indicates the maximum electricity
demand in 2016.                                             Hokkaido
                               Frequency: 60Hz                5GW
                                                                  0.6GW
                                                                             0.6GW→0.9G
                                               Hokuriku      Tohoku            W by2019
                                     5.6GW       5GW         14GW
                         16.7GW
               Chugoku             Kansai          0.3GW          12.6GW
                                                                   (Installed capacity)
                10GW               25GW       5.6GW
           5.6GW                                Chubu         Tokyo       (Total Capability)
                     2.4GW           1.4GW
                                                24GW          50GW        5.7GW→10.28GW
             Kyushu           Shikoku                                     by2027
                                                           Frequency
Okinawa      15GW              5GW                         Converter
 2GW                                        1.2GW→2.1GW      1.2GW
                                                by2020
                                            2.1GW→3.0GW
                                                by2027                                         3
Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Mission/ Background
  Japan’s Responsibility for Energy Transition
   Energy trilemma
    Energy security
                                     3”Es” + Safety
    Environment (Sustainability)
    Economic affordability (Cost)

  Measures;
    Energy Efficiency
    Renewable energy
    Nuclear energy
    CCS + Fossil fuels
    Hydrogen
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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
More Renewable requires 3 key actions
 1. Lower Cost, 2. Strengthen Grid, 3. Flexibility system
    Capacity                                                                            Renewable
     (GW)                                                                             generation ratio

      120                                                                                  18%
                Solar PV
                Wind                                                              16.0%
                Geothermal
                                                                          14.6%
      100       Biomass                                           14.3%                    15%
                Hydro
                Renewable generation ratio (right axis)
                                                          12.5%
       80                                                                                  12%
                                      10.9%
               10.4%
                          10.0%

       60                                                                                  9%

       40                                                                                  6%

       20                                                                                  3%

        0                                                                                  0%
               2011       2012         2013        2014           2015    2016    2017 (FY)
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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Energy system reform
               Past                             Current and Future
 Non-interactive supply system             Interactive supply system based on
 based on bulk electricity resources       both BERs and DERs
 (BER) and large-scale transmission       <Electricity>
<Electricity>                              Interactive supply by DERs, using IoT
 One-way supply by thermal power           technology
 generation, varied with demand           <Heat>
<Heat>                                     Flex. and sharing energy consumption
 Not consumed enough                      <Players>
<Players>                                  Liberalization encouraging various
 Vertically integrated companies           companies to enter the market

                             Generator                                  Generator

                             Transmit/                                   Transmit/
                             Distribute                                  Distribute

                              Retail                                      Retail

                            Consumer                                    Consumer

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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Steady growth of DER’s market in Japan
      Existence of post FIT solar PV in 2019 happened. 2GW solar PV in
       household graduated from FIT in 2019. Residential PV in Post-FIT
       will reach 7GW in 2023.
      Lithium-Ion battery storage in behind the meter marked market
       record of annual additions, 800MWh in 2019. Cumulative battery
       storage-BTM reached 3GWh at the end of 2020.
       Household Solar PV (Post FIT)                              LiB market (Behind the Meter BS)
Cumulative Capacity                 1.7   Cumulative No.

8 GW                          1.3           1.6 Million          (MWh)
                                                           900                                                       3,500
7 GW                                        1.4 Million
                                                           800         1st half(Left)                                3,000
                        1.0
6 GW                                        1.2 Million    700         2nd half(Left)
                                                                       Cumulative capacity(Right)                    2,500
5 GW                                        1 Million      600
                  0.7
                                                           500                                                       2,000
4 GW       0.5                              0.8 Million
                                                           400                                                       1,500
3 GW                                        0.6 Million
                                                           300
                                                                                                                     1,000
2 GW                                        0.4 Million    200
                                                                                                                     500
1 GW                                        0.2 Million    100
                                                             0                                                       0
                                                                 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
EV × V2X
 Combination of EV and V2X enhances their values. 1.Emergency
  power sources, 2.Smart charging, 3.Solar prosumer, 4.Reducing
  demand, 5.Grid stabilization. Key element is EV Aggregation business.

 1. Emergency power                                  2. Smart charging with
 sources for blackout                                price signal (Dynamic Prc.)
      Local governments   V2B
                                    80 EVs/PHEVs
                                                      V2B
                                      in Kansai
                                                                      Offices/Bus Com.
                                                                      /Transport Com.

                          5. Flexibility resources
                           for grid stabilization                         3. Solar PV
                                                                          Prosumers

                                     TSO
Repurposing
 Batteries.                                    V2G                Residents
                                                            V2H

                                                                      4. Reducing
                           6 EVs/PHEVs in V2G site
                                                                      peak demand
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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
Recent transaction prices in Kyushu area
 Renewables are installing rapidly in Kyushu, traded
  by lowest prices. Need to use lower electricity.
                System price and area price in Kyushu, as of 24 Feb. 2019
   12.0
     [円/kWh]

   10.0
                                                              システムプライス
                                                               System price                                                   九州エリアプライス
                                                                                                                               Kyushu area price

    8.0

    6.0

    4.0

    2.0                                                               11:00~15:00
                                                                      0.01JPY/kWh
    0.0
          0:00~0:30

                      1:00~1:30

                                  2:00~2:30

                                              3:00~3:30

                                                          4:00~4:30

                                                                      5:00~5:30

                                                                                  6:00~6:30

                                                                                              7:00~7:30

                                                                                                          8:00~8:30

                                                                                                                      9:00~9:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        23:00~23:30
                                                                                                                                  10:00~10:30

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                                                                                                                                                              12:00~12:30

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                                                                                                                                                                                          14:00~14:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                        15:00~15:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                      16:00~16:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    17:00~17:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  18:00~18:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                19:00~19:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              20:00~20:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            21:00~21:30

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          22:00~22:30
                                        Source: JEPX
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Japanese Energy Market - Optimum Use of
DR providing reserve power in severe peak time
    1.8 GW Demand-side Response (DR) was awarded in TSO’s
     auction of reserve power.
    Major resources: Large-scale loads of factories in industry sector.
     Requirement: 3 hours duration, 3 hour response, 12 times/year.
    DR (Load curtailment) provided huge contributions in severe peak
     period in January 2021. Energy Market welcomes more active
     participants of DR. Challenges are how to encourage large-scale
     loads in industry sector to DR businesses.
    4GW DR won auction in Capacity Market, which will deliver in 2024.

Total DR Capacity in TSO’s auction                                DR dispatched in Jan. 2021
  200 (MW)
2,000                                 1,800
                                      175.9

1,500
  150                         1,300
                              128.9
         960
         95.8   960
                96.1   890
1,000
  100                  89.3

 500
  50

   0
        2017年度 2018年度 2019年度 2020年度 2021年度
 Source: EGC                                  Source: Energy Pool Japan                        10
Aggregation Communication Structure
- protocol and cyber security -
①Transmission System Operator (Demand Response Application Server)                                  ②Retailer

                                         R1
                                                 OpenADR
                                                              Aggregator

                                                            Aggregation
                                                            Coordinator
                                                                                                    R2
                                                                   R3
                                                              Resource
                                                             Aggregator

     Output controlOutput control                          Proprietary standard
                                Output control                                               R4
       (one way)    (two way)
                                                 R4                     R4            R4

           GW              GW           GW       GW                 BEMS                   HEMS                 GW

                                                                                       controller

                                                  R5              controller
                                                                                              ECHONET Lite
                                                              BACnet,FL-net等
                                                             Proprietary standardR5   R5 R5 R5            R5 R5 R5

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Third Party Aggregators enhancing DERs values
   Current business model in Japan
     – Major resources: Large-scale loads in industry sectors
     – Major business area: Demand response in sever peak time
   New business models in Japan
     – New resources: Small-scale DERs (EVs, Battery Storages, Fuel
       Cells in Households), Solar PV, Wind, Grid-scale Battery
       Storages. DERs need to be cost down and market entrance.
     – New business area: Balancing Market, Capacity Market, JEPX
       (FIP Scheme for REs), and Local Residents in Micro-Grid

Current                    Near
                          future
          TSO                        TSO             Elec. Retailers (FIP)        Micro-grid

  CHP     Large Loads              BS(FTM    Fuel      PV     Wind   Grid Scale    CHP   BS
                           EVs
          in industries            or BTM)   Cells                   Batteries
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VPP national demonstration project (2016-20)
  About 100 participants joined.
  Major Resources: BTM Battery, CHP, EV, HP. Total Capacity: 60MW
  Outcomes: Demand response for Replacement Reserves for FIT,
   Demand shift by dynamic pricing, EV aggregation (V2H or V2G)
                  Aggregation Coordinators

                     Resource Aggregators

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VPP flattening demand load
   VPP can reduce use during peak generation (kWh)
    (which is costly) and reduce the need for investment
    in peak operating capacity (kW) by reshaping the
    demand load flat.
                               Flattening duration curves
                                   Reduction of peak generating          Reduce investment in peak
                                        time (kWh value)                    capacity (kW value)
                                                                                            電力供給設備量
                                                                                             (イメージ)

                                                                                             ×
50GW                                         50GW
                                                                                                  3.8GW
                                                                                                   ll
        Peak generation                                                                           7.5%
                                                                                                    of
                                                                                                  Peak
                                                                                                 demand
         Middle generation                             Middle generation
                                               GW
  GW

                                                        Base-load
           Base-load                                    generation
           generation
   0 Top 88 hours       Hour   8,760h           0 Top 88 hours    Hour                 8,760h
                                                      ||
                                                  1% of
                                                  annual hours               Source: METI             14
VPP helping PV to generate power in
low-demand period
 Solar PV output produced 73% of demand in Kyushu.
 VPP can help solar PV to generate electricity by shifting
  demand to necessary times, similarly pumped hydro
  storage
          12   [GW]

          10       Pumped storage                               Pumped storage
                   generation                                   generation
               Demand                        Pumping
          8

                           Thermal
          6
                                                         Solar PV output: 5.65 GW
                                                             (73% of demand)
          4

          2
                       Nuclear, Hydro
                       and Geothermal

          0
               00:00                 06:00       12:00            18:00          24:00
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VPP provides new reserve power sources
Aggregators provide reserve power by controlling
 multiple distributed energy resources.
VPP shifts electric power to necessary time for grid
 stabilization.
                           Power Controlled by Aggregators            Baseline
                   (kW)

                                                       Dispatch Command
                              Demand

                          Resources: Thermal power, Industrial Battery,
                                     Household Battery, A/C

  Source : KEPCO
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Market Reform Schedule
 Energy market reform has been progressed. Replacement Reserves
  for FIT in Balancing market has opened in April 2021.
 FIP scheme, new business license of Aggregators or Distributed
  Network Operators and new imbalance price based on JEPX price
  will be in force in April 2022.
 FIP scheme requires aggregators to support VREs to enter JEPX.
                  2020FY       2021FY      2022FY          2023FY           2024FY      2025FY~
                        TSO’s auctions for reserve power
                Main auction                               Additional
  Capacity                                                            Delivering
                 in C.M. for                               auction in
Market (C.M.)
                    2024                                 C.M. for 2024 in C.M.
                               R.R.-FIT
 Balancing                      in B.M.
Market (B.M.)                             R.R. in B.M.
                                                                         F.F.R. and
                                                                       F.C.R. in B.M.

 FIP scheme                                                      In force
 License of
Aggregators,                                                     In force
    DNOs                                                                                      17
(Ref.)Product specification in balancing market

   Market specification decides who can enter the balancing markets.

                 Major requirements in balancing market, as of now

           Frequency   Synchronized
                                      Frequency                                      Ref.
           Containme    Frequency                   Replacement   Replacement                     Ref.
                                      Restoration                                 Auction :
               nt      Containment                    Reserves    Reserves for                  Capacity
                                       Reserves                                  Severe peak
            Reserves   Reserves (S-                     (RR)      FIT (RR-FIT)                 Mechanism
                                        (FRR)                                      reserve
             (FCR)         FCR)

Open of                                                                            2017-
            2024          2024          2024          2022           2021                       2024
Markets                                                                            2023
Response   Within       Within 5      Within 5
                                                     15 Min.       45 Min.        3 hours      3 hours
  time     10 Sec.       Min.          Min.
Duration    5 Min.     30 Min. or     30 Min. or
                                                     3 hours       3 hours        3 hours      3 hours
 time      or more       more           more
            5MW
Minimum
           (1 MW          5MW           5MW           5MW           1MW            1MW           1MW
Capacity
           Of-line)
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(Rf.) Transaction schedule
                                                                                                                        Days after
4 YR before    1 YR before   1 mo. before    1 wk. before                 A day ahead                 Intraday
                                                                                                                         intraday
                                                         0am        10am 12pm 2pm 5pm         0am Gate Close
                       Capacity Market                                                         (1 hr before delivery)
                              Additional
 Auction
                              auction

                       Wholesale Market
                                                            Day-ahead
Day-ahead market                                            spot market

Intraday market                                       Day-ahead                Bid closed at GC
                                                      spot market

                       Balancing Market
                                                                                 kWh price Changeable till GC
Flexibility                                 kWh bid              Bid is closed at 2pm previous day,
              Response:within 45min                              and price must be agreed by 3pm.
RR-FIT
              Duration :3hrs        kWh bid

              Response:within 15min ΔkW bid                                                                      ・Ancillary
   RR                                                                                                             services
              Duration :3hrs        kWh bid
                                                                                                                    Price
              Response :within 5min ΔkW bid
  FRR
              Duration :30min       kWh bid                   Bid is closed at 2pm on Wednesday
                                                              previous week, and price must be                   ・Imbalance
              Response:within 5min          ΔkW bid
                                                              agreed by 3pm.                                        Price
 S-FRR
              Duration :30min               kWh bid

              Response:within 10sec ΔkW bid
  FCR
              Duration :5min        kWh bid
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Natural disasters require more resilient energy system

  Typoon No.15 hit Tokyo area in Sep. 2019
                                                Collapsed transmission tower

  Destroyed utility poles and fallen trees   Damaged floating solar power plant   20
DERs making energy system more resilient
• DERs (CHP, FCV/PHEV, Battery Storage), provided electricity to the
  locals in Chiba Prefecture, when power outage happened.

   Power outage in Mutsuzawa             FCV/PHV supplies electricity
       Wellness Smart Town                       to homes
   (Distributed Energy System)

                                                      給電活動の様子
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Local micro-grid system
   Local micro-grid system can contribute to reducing cost to run
    private power distribution lines and improving power sector
    resilience to natural disasters.
   2 local micro-grid projects has been developed in Odawara and
    Miyako in Okinawa. 25 feasibility studies was conducted as of now.

                Local micro-grid system                            Local micro-grid projects

 Disconnected from power grid
  when power outage occurs, and                               1. Local micro-grid project in Miyako
  the micro-grid system continue to                           • Membership: NEXTEMS, Okinawa EPCO.,
  supply power.                                                              Miyako-city
                      Flexibility                  Solar PV   • Location: Miyako island, Okinawa
      Biomass         power                                   • Resources: Residential PV, Industry-
       energy         system
                                                                            scale BS

                                                              2. Local micro-grid project in Odawara
                     Storage
                     Battery        CHP                       • Membership: Kyocera, TEPCO,
                                                                              Odawara-city
                                                              • Location: Odawara-city, Kanagawa
                                                              • Resources: Solar PV, EVs, Large-scale
                                                                            loads
                                      Load in local area

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Conclusions

 DER market development;
    Residential PV in Post-FIT accounts for 2GW in 2019, and will reach
     7GW in 2023.
    Lithium-Ion battery storage in BTM reached 3GWh at the end of 2020.
 Demand-side Response (DR);
    Reducing loads by DR for severe peak time accounts for 1.8 GW in
     2021.
    4GW DR won the auction in Capacity Market, which will deliver in
     2024.
    Reshaping load curves based on JEPX prices make use of electricity
     from renewables. Smart charging system of EV has possibilities to
     improve energy system.
    DR has started to enter RR-FIT in April 2021.
 Micgro-grid systems can use renewables as much as possible, reduce
  cost to construct and run private power distribution lines, and improve
  power sector resilience to natural disasters.
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