Control Reserve Demand + Activation
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Secondary Control and Minutes Reserve
The task of secondary control is mutual replacement of the primary control, which is used in the European interconnected grid, after a breakdown as is suited for the cause in order to initiate a capacity adjustment after no longer than 30 seconds and to ensure a capacity balance in the control area, specifically for short-term load fluctuations, through the adjustment.
Minutes reserve is used to replace the requested secondary control on the one hand, but can also be used as a supplement to the available secondary control to cover the failure of technical units in the control area within 15 minutes.
Secondary Control demand of the grid control cooperation
The secondary control power demand of the four German TSOs serves as an input to the grid control cooperation (abbreviated as "NRV" in German). It reflects the currently required secondary control power use again, which is then activated via the load-frequency controllers of the four German TSOs. In contrast to the calculated secondary control power set points by the load-frequency controllers the secondary control power demand is unlimited and ascertained without a ramp.
The secondary control power demand of the four German TSOs is available in the temporal resolution four seconds to download. The extraction of the data from the operational systems is currently carried out in the monthly period split. This are unaudited data from the operational measurement.
The data on the demand of secondary control reserve of the grid control cooperation has been published since July 2018 on the common platform of the German transmission system operator regelleistung.net The historical data until June 2018 can be found on this page right in the Downloads.
Frequency
The published frequency is measured at operational means and is available if this equipment operate. The frequency is in the temporal resolution of one second for download. The extraction of the data from the operational systems is currently carried out in the monthly period split
This are unaudited data from the operational measurement.
Control Reserve activated
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Change of publication
as of 1.3.2011
New / In the following table, the purchase is equivalent to the called off positive energy and the delivery corresponds to the called off negative energy from the secondary control and minutes reserve (average capacity values per ¼ hour). You can find the monthly summarized data in the “csv downloads” worksheet tab.
Old / In the following table, the purchase is equivalent to the utilized positive energy and the delivery corresponds to the utilized negative energy from the secondary control and minutes reserve (average capacity values per ¼ hour). Please note that in the case of TransnetBW GmbH, as a participant in the system control network, the “utilized secondary control” consists of the summands “own utilized secondary control” + “control area correction” + “temporary help”. You can find the monthly summarized data in the “csv downloads” worksheet tab.
Exclusion of liability
All data is determined by TransnetBW to the best of its ability and is provided without guarantee. If it is temporarily not possible, for technical or other reasons, to determine the data or make it available, TransnetBW shall endeavour to restore data availability without delay. As far as it is legally permitted, TransnetBW excludes liability for damages due to the temporary unavailability of data. TransnetBW reserves the right to update all data published here.
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