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Renewables versus efficiency. A comparison for Spain

Roldán Fernández, Juan Manuel; Burgos Payán, Manuel; Riquelme Santos, Jesús Manuel; Trigo García, Ángel Luis

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Along the last decades, renewable energy (especially wind) in Spain has undergone a significant development (lead by a small group of renewable promoters supported by institutional policies), contributing significantly to electric generation mix (42.8% renewable in 2014). On the contrary, the promotion of energy efficiency actions (accomplished by a large number of industrial and domestic consumers that are very poorly supported by energy policies), are still little explored. According to ODYSSEE-MURE, energy efficiency at the EU-28 level improved by 1.2%/year on average from 2000 to 2013, while for the case of Spain, the rate of improvement was only 0.6 %/year on average throughout that period (the lowest rate of energy efficiency improvement in the EU-28). This work seeks to compare the integration of renewable production with energy efficiency plans, in order to advance their potential economic impact in the wholesale market and consumers. To reach that goal, the hourly market data retrieved from the Spanish/Iberian Market Operator (OMIE) for 2014 will be used as a base. Then, a set of pseudoheuristic scenarios with integration of renewable production and energy efficiency (load saving) will be elaborated and analyzed to quantify what are expected to be the main effects on the Spanish electricity market and consumers. The results will show that energy efficiency exhibits the best performance in terms of economic efficiency (less cost of the traded energy) and environmental sustainability (greater replacement of fossil fuels).

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1876-6102 © 2016 The Au ho s. Published by Else ie L d. This is an open access a icle unde he CC BY-NC-ND license (h p://c ea i ecommons.o g/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Pee - e iew by he scien i ic con e ence commi ee o EEIC | CIEE 2016 unde esponsibili y o Gues Edi o s. doi: 10.1016/j.egyp o.2016.12.101 1s Ene gy Economics Ibe ian Con e ence, EEIC | CIEE 2016, Feb ua y 4-5, Lisbon, Po ugal, APEEN (www.apeen.o g) and AEEE (www.aeee.es) Renewables e sus e iciency. A compa ison o Spain Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandeza a *, Manuel Bu gos-Payana, Jesus-Manuel Riquelme-San osa and Angel-Luis T igo-Ga ciaa aUni e si y o Se illa, Camino de los Descub imien os, s/n. Se illa 41092, Spain Abs ac Along he las decades, enewable ene gy (especially wind) in Spain has unde gone a signi ican de elopmen (lead by a small g oup o enewable p omo e s suppo ed by ins i u ional policies), con ibu ing signi ican ly o elec ic gene a ion mix (42.8% enewable in 2014). On he con a y, he p omo ion o ene gy e iciency ac ions (accomplished by a la ge numbe o indus ial and domes ic consume s ha a e e y poo ly suppo ed by ene gy policies), a e s ill li le explo ed. Acco ding o ODYSSEE-MURE, ene gy e iciency a he EU-28 le el imp o ed by 1.2%/yea on a e age om 2000 o 2013, while o he case o Spain, he a e o imp o emen was only 0.6 %/yea on a e age h oughou ha pe iod ( he lowes a e o ene gy e iciency imp o emen in he EU-28). This wo k seeks o compa e he in eg a ion o enewable p oduc ion wi h ene gy e iciency plans, in o de o ad ance hei po en ial economic impac in he wholesale ma ke and consume s. To each ha goal, he hou ly ma ke da a e ie ed om he Spanish/Ibe ian Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) o 2014 will be used as a base. Then, a se o pseudo- heu is ic scena ios wi h in eg a ion o enewable p oduc ion and ene gy e iciency (load sa ing) will be elabo a ed and analyzed o quan i y wha a e expec ed o be he main e ec s on he Spanish elec ici y ma ke and consume s. The esul s will show ha ene gy e iciency exhibi s he bes pe o mance in e ms o economic e iciency (less cos o he aded ene gy) and en i onmen al sus ainabili y (g ea e eplacemen o ossil uels). © 2016 Published by Else ie L d. Selec ion and/o pee - e iew unde esponsibili y o [name o ganize ] Elec ici y ma ke s; Renewable ene gy; Ene gy e iciency; Me i -o de e ec . * Co esponding au ho . Tel.: +34 954487283; ax: +34 954487284. E-mail add ess: jm olda[email p o ec ed]s. © 2016 The Au ho s. Published by Else ie L d. This is an open access a icle unde he CC BY-NC-ND license (h p://c ea i ecommons.o g/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Pee - e iew by he scien i ic con e ence commi ee o EEIC | CIEE 2016 unde esponsibili y o Gues Edi o s. Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 15 1. In oduc ion O e ecen yea s he e has been a signi ican e o in he elec ical sys ems o he EU coun ies and many o he s wo ldwide, o ul ill he manda o y commi men s de i ed om he Kyo o P o ocol and i s successo s [1,2]. The eby, he gene a ion lee has di e si ied signi ican ly in e ms o echnology gene a ion, mainly due o la ge-scale in eg a ion o p oduc ion based on enewable ene gy. Consequen ly, elec ical sys ems a e e ol ing owa ds a gene a ion lee ha is much mo e di e se, dispe sed and decen alized, wi h a much la ge numbe o gene a o s, in which he enewable gene a ion has a signi ican and g owing sha e. The educ ion o he demand ia he p omo ion o load sa ing p og ams o he enac men ene gy e iciency policies could also be ano he less explo ed ool o accomplish he commi men s om he Kyo o P o ocol. In ac , he e exis a ce ain syne gy be ween ene gy e iciency and enewables since when he demand dec eases, a ixed amoun o enewable p oduc ion gi es place o a g ea e sha e o enewables on he gene a ion mix. In any case, mos coun ies ha e chosen he de elopmen o enewables as a means o ul ill i s en i onmen al commi men s. This is he case o Spain whe e along he las decades, enewable ene gy (especially wind) has unde gone a signi ican de elopmen . This g ow h has been led by a ela i ely small g oup o enewable p omo e s suppo ed by ins i u ional policies, and ha e made enewables o be a signi ican con ibu o o elec ic gene a ion mix (42.8% enewable, 20.4% wind in 2014 [3]). On he con a y, he p omo ion o ene gy e iciency ac ions, accomplished by a la ge numbe o indus ial and domes ic consume s ha a e e y poo ly suppo ed by ene gy policies, s ill a e li le explo ed. Acco ding o ODYSSEE-MURE [4], ene gy e iciency a he EU-28 le el imp o ed by 1.2%/yea on a e age om 2000 o 2013 (abou 15% o e he pe iod). Howe e , he pace o p og ess has slowed down since he economic c isis: he annual gain be ween 2000 and 2007 has d opped om 1.3%/yea o 1%/yea be ween 2007 and 2013. Fo he case o Spain, ene gy e iciency only imp o ed on a e age by 0.6 %/yea h oughou ha pe iod, which is he lowes a e o ene gy e iciency imp o emen in he EU-28. Mo eo e , ene gy conse a ion policies seem especially well sui ed o Spain due o i s high le el o ene gy dependence. Acco ding o Eu os a [5] he Spanish a e o g oss ene gy dependency is always much highe han ha o he EU a e age. Fo 2013, he le el o g oss dependence o Spain was 70.5% in 2013, well abo e he 53.2% o he UE a e age. This wo k seeks o compa e hese wo app oaches o he Spanish case: he in eg a ion o enewable p oduc ion and he de elopmen ene gy e iciency p og ams, in o de o ad ance hei po en ial impac on he elec ici y ma ke . Wi h his pu pose, i s a quali a i e model, based on he linea iza ion o he wholesale ma ke a ound he clea ing poin , is used o examine some basic hypo heses. An app op ia e se o empi ical-based scena ios wi h enewables and ene gy e iciency a e hen gene a ed om he e ie ed his o ical in o ma ion o he Ibe ian/Spanish Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) o he yea 2014, in o de o quan i y he main e ec s on he ma ke . The con en o he pape is as ollows. A e he in oduc ion, he Spanish/Ibe ian elec ici y ma ke is b ie ly desc ibed and a quali a i e model, based on he linea iza ion o he ma ke , is used o examine some basic hypo hesis ega ding he expec ed e ec s o enewables and ene gy e iciency. The hou ly me i -o de gene a ion and demand cu es h oughou 2014, e ie ed om he a chi e o he Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) a e hen used as sou ce da a o he gene a ion o ealis ic enewables and ene gy e iciency scena ios. The main po en ial e ec s o enewables and ene gy e iciency on he ma ke a e hen quan i ied and analyzed. Finally, he pape closes wi h he main indings o he compa ison. 16 Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 1.1. The Ibe ian ma ke o elec ici y OMIE is he Ma ke Ope a o o he Ibe ian Elec ici y Ma ke , which is he Eu opean egional ma ke o Spain and Po ugal. Al hough OMIE has been in eg a ed in o he Eu opean P ice Coupling (EPC) since 2014, his does no a ec he ac ual ma ke ules [6]. The ma ke is o ganized as a sequence o ma ke s: he day-ahead ma ke , he in a-day ma ke , wi h six sessions a day, which ope a es close o eal ime, and he ancilla y se ices ma ke . The daily ma ke in ol es he scheduling o elec ici y ansac ions o he day ahead, which is pe o med h ough he submi al o elec ici y sale and pu chase bids by ma ke agen s. The daily ma ke is composed o 24 hou ly ma ke s ha clea once a day. On he supply side, he Ibe ian elec ici y p oduce s submi hei bids speci ying he p ice a which hey a e willing o p oduce a gi en amoun o ou pu om each o hei p oduc ion uni s, one day ahead. Simila ly, demand agen s submi hei bids speci ying he p ice a which hey a e willing o buy a gi en amoun o ene gy. Once he supply and demand bids ha e been submi ed by hei agen s, he Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) c ea es a me i -o de dispa ch, o e e y hou o he day ahead, by o de ing he supply bids in ascending p ice o de and demand bids in descending o de . The hou ly equilib ium p ice and he gene a ion dispa ch a e de e mined h ough ma ke clea ing, i.e. by compu ing he in e sec ion be ween he supply and demand cu es. Condi ional on being dispa ched, he p ice o be ecei ed o paid by he ma ke pa icipan s is se acco ding o a uni o m-p ice auc ion. I espec i e o hei bids, he p ice p oduce s ecei e, o he p ice paid by demand uni s is se equal o he highes accep ed supply bid: he so-called sys em ma ginal p ice. Two kinds o bids a e conside ed in he Ibe ian Elec ici y Ma ke : simple and complex bids. Simple bids a e jus simple p ice and amoun o ene gy bids. Complex bids a e bids ( o gene a o s only) which include any o he ollowing condi ions: indi isibili y o blocks o ene gy, minimum income, p og ammed s ops and load amps. Fi s , he simple ma ching p ocedu e o he Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) inds a solu ion o simple bids (Fig. 1). An op imiza ion algo i hm, EUPHEMIA, hen inds a new solu ion which akes complex o e bids in o accoun [6]. Subsequen ly, he inal clea ing p ice and aded ene gy a e se o he conside ed hou . Finally, he Sys em Ope a o (REE – Red Eléc ica de España) alida es he schedule o he uni s while conside ing he elec ical sys em’s echnical cons ain s. Fig. 1. Me i o de gene a ion and demand cu es o a peak hou (20:00 h) in a win e wo king day (Tuesday, Feb ua y 10, 2015) co esponding o he Ibe ian ma ke , OMIE. Example o simple ( ade ene gy, Wis = 36.81 GWh; clea ing p ice, pis = 49.57 €/MWh) and complex ma ching ules ( aded ene gy, Wi = 34.18 GWh; clea ing p ice, pi = 71.00 €/MWh) [7] 0 40 80 120 160 200 010 20 30 40 50 60 70 Gene a ion simple bids Demand simple bids Gene a ion clea ed Demand clea ed pG(W) p D (W) Ene gy (GWh) P ice (€/MWh) Wi piComplex ma ching Simple ma ching Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 17 As o en happens in op imiza ion p oblems, an inc ease in he numbe o es ic ions leads o a deg ada ion o he op imali y o he solu ion. In he ma ke case, complex o e bids (signi ican ly) inc ease he inal clea ing p ice and (sligh ly) educe he aded ene gy as shown in Fig. 1. 2. Quali a i e Analysis o he Wholesale Ma ke In Fig. 2 can be seen bo h he me i -o de gene a ion cu e, pG = pG(W), and he demand cu e, pD = pD(W), as well as he aded ene gy (Wi = 34183.4 MWh) and he ma ching clea ing p ice (pi = 71.00 €/MWh) o a peak hou (20:00 h) on a win e wo kday (Tuesday, Feb ua y 10, 2015) co esponding o he wholesale Ibe ian ma ke [7]. By i s own na u e, he supply cu e, pG = pG(W), has a posi i e slope, and he demand cu e, pD = pD(W), has a e y nega i e slope. I he supply and demand cu es we e con inuous (and no s epped) and mG = dpG(W)/dW > 0 and mD = dpD(W)/dW << 0 we e, espec i ely, he slopes o he supply (mG = 1.4 €/GWh) and demand cu es (mD = –13.5 €/GWh) a he ini ial clea ing poin (A in Fig. 2), hen bo h he supply and demand cu es could be linea ly app oxima ed, in he su oundings o he ini ial clea ing poin (Wi,pi), as: () ( ) GiGiiGiGGiG pW p mWW p mW mW p mW   () ( ) DiDiiDiDDiD pW p mWW p mW mW p mW   Whe e he espec i e o dina es a he o igin a e Gi i G i ppmW  and Di i D i ppmW  The o al ini ial income o he p oduce s o he o al ini ial cos o consume s, C(Wi), de i ed om he ene gy ading in he wholesale ma ke , conside ing only he ma ke ules, is C(Wi)= Wi · pi: Fig. 2. Me i o de gene a ion, pG = pG(W), and demand, pD = pD(W), cu es as well as he aded ene gy, Wi = 34.18 GWh, and he ma ching clea ing p ice, pi = 71.00 €/MWh, o a peak hou (20:00 h) in a win e wo king day (Tuesday, Feb ua y 10, 2015) co esponding o he wholesale Ibe ian ma ke [7]. Linea iza ion o he ma ke a ound he ini ial ma ching poin Wi h his linea ized ma ke model a ound he clea ing poin , a compa ison be ween he in luence o he in eg a ion o enewable gene a ion and DSM (ene gy e iciency) can be e alua ed in o de o ad ance o he po en ial e ec s o hese measu emen s on he pe o mance o he ma ke . I mus be ema ked ha since he wholesale ma ke is a ma ginal ma ke , he clea ing poin is he mos impo an 0 20 40 60 80 100 010 20 30 40 50 p G (W) ≈p Gi + m G W Gene a ion me i -o de simple bids Demand me i -o de simple bids Gene a ion clea ed Ene gy (GWh) P ice (€/MWh) Demand clea ed Wi piA(Wi,pi) pD(W) ≈pDi + mDW p G (W) pD(W) 18 Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 ac o o know he impac o hese measu emen s. Al hough he linea app oxima ions o he me i -o de cu es (pG ≈ pGi + mGW and pD ≈ pDi + mDW) di e om he ac ual p oduc ion and demand cu es (pG = pG(W) and pD = pD(W)), bo h se s o cu es can lead o he same (o e y close) clea ing poin . This inally de e mines he p ice ha e e y buye has o pay o p oduce s and he amoun o ene gy ha gene a o s ha e o deli e o he cus ome s. 2.1. In eg a ion o enewable ene gy The Ibe ian ma ke egula ion cu en ly equi es he Ma ke Ope a o o include all bids ecei ed om enewable gene a o s as long as hey cause no echnical di icul y o he ope a ion o he sys em. The e o e, he in eg a ion o new enewable gene a ion bids (∆ER > 0) a e y low (o e en null) ma ginal p ice yields a mainly igh -hand-side shi o he ini ial me i -o de gene a ion cu e. The linea app oxima ion o his new supply cu e, pGR = pGR(W), is shown in Fig. 3 as a s aigh line pa allel o he p imi i e gene a ion cu e: ()() () GR G R Gi G R Gi G R G GRi G pW pW E p mW E p mE mWp mW ' ' '  Whe e he o dina e a he o igin is: () GRi Gi G R i G i R ppmEpmWE '  ' Wi h his linea ized ma ke model, he new clea ing p ice and aded ene gy (B shown in Fig. 3) can be ob ained by equa ing he new gene a ion cu e wi h he demand cu e: () () GR GRi G D Di D pW p mWpW p mW  Fig. 3. Me i o de gene a ion, pG = pG(W), and demand, pD = pD(W), cu es and ma ching clea ing p ice (pi = 71.00 €/MWh) and aded ene gy (Wi = 34.18 GWh) o a peak hou (20:00 h) in a win e wo king day (Tuesday, Feb ua y 10, 2015) co esponding o he wholesale Ibe ian ma ke [7]. Changes in he ma ke -clea ing p ice and ene gy aded due o he in eg a ion o new enewable gene a ion and due o he educ ion o he demand de i ed om he imp o emen o ene gy e iciency The aded ene gy, W = W(ΔER), can now be exp essed as: () () () Di GRi i D i i G i R G RiRiR GD GD GD pp pmWpmWE m WE W E W WE mm mm mm ' ' ' ''   0 20 40 60 80 100 010 20 30 40 50 p DL (W) = p D (W - ΔE L ) p G (W) p GR (W) = p G (W + ΔE R ) p D (W) W(ΔE L )W(ΔE R ) Gene a ion me i -o de simple bids Demand me i -o de simple bids Gene a ion clea ed Ene gy (GWh) P ice (€/MWh) Demand clea ed ΔE L = ΔE R ΔW(ΔE L ) ΔW(ΔE R ) W i A(W i ,p i ) Δp(ΔE L )= Δp(ΔE R ) p DL (ΔE L )= p GR (ΔE R ) p i C(p L ,W L )B(p R ,W R ) ΔE L ΔE R 0 20 40 60 80 100 010 20 30 40 50 p DL (W) = p D (W - ΔE L ) p G (W) p GR (W) = p G (W + ΔE R ) p D (W) W(ΔE L )W(ΔE R ) Gene a ion me i -o de simple bids Demand me i -o de simple bids Gene a ion clea ed Ene gy (GWh) P ice (€/MWh) Demand clea ed ΔE L = ΔE R ΔW(ΔE L ) ΔW(ΔE R ) W i A(W i ,p i ) Δp(ΔE L )= Δp(ΔE R ) p DL (ΔE L )= p GR (ΔE R ) p i Δp(ΔE L )= Δp(ΔE R ) p DL (ΔE L )= p GR (ΔE R ) p i C(p L ,W L )B(p R ,W R ) ΔE L ΔE R Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 19 As a esul , he inc emen o aded ene gy can be app oxima ed as: () 0 G RR GD m WE E mm '' '!  The clea ing p ice, pGR (W) = pD(W), becomes: ( ( )) ( ( )) ( ) GD GR i R GRi G i R i R i R R GD mm pWW WE p mW WE p E p p E mm ''  ''  ' ''  whe e he p ice a ia ion ( educ ion) is: () 0 GD RR R GD mm pE E mm '' '  I should be obse ed ha , since he slope o he supply is smalle han ha co esponding o he demand cu e, in absolu e alues (0 < mG << |mD|), he inc emen in aded ene gy is signi ican ly less han he inc emen in enewable ene gy bids in eg a ed in o he ma ke : () 01 G R RGD m WE Emm '' ' This means ha he clea ing o a ce ain amoun o enewable ene gy bids, ΔER, by he Ma ke Ope a o , lea es ou almos he same amoun o ene gy bids om o he mo e expensi e and p obably pollu ing p oduc ion echnologies, ΔW(ΔER) << ΔER, and leads o a educ ion o he hou ly clea ing p ice p opo ional o he amoun o clea ed enewable ene gy. This is he base o he so-called me i -o de e ec o enewable ene gy [8-12]. 2.2. Ene gy e iciency The consume s ha apply load sa ing o ene gy e iciency p og ams can p o i om a educ ion in he elec ici y ene gy bill, mainly due o a educ ion o he demanded ene gy. The cu ailmen o ce ain amoun o demand bids (∆EL > 0) a high ma ginal p ice, whe e he ene gy e iciency ac ions would be mo e cos -e icien , mainly esul s in a le -shi ing o he ini ial me i o de demand cu e. The linea app oxima ion o his new demand cu e, pDL = pDL(W), is shown in Fig. 3 as a s aigh line pa allel o he p imi i e demand cu e: ()() () DL D L Di D L Di D L D DLi D pW pW E p mW E p mE mW p mW ' ' '  Whe e () DLi Di D L i D i L ppmEpmWE '  ' The new clea ing p ice and aded ene gy (C in Fig. 3) can now be ob ained by equa ing he new ( educed) demand cu e wi h he p imi i e gene a ion cu e. I is wo h no ing ha , since he slope o he supply is less inclined han ha co esponding o he demand cu e, in absolu e alue (0 < mG << |mD|), he educ ion in aded ene gy is simila o (bu smalle han) ha o he sa ed load bids: () 01 LD LGD WE m Emm '' !! ' As a esul , he educ ion o an amoun o demand bids esul ing om a ce ain ene gy e iciency imp o emen o he load, ΔEL, causes he Ma ke Ope a o o lea e ou almos he same quan i y o gene a ion bids om p oduc ion echnologies o a mo e expensi e na u e, WL(ΔEL) # ΔEL, and his leads 20 Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 o a educ ion o he clea ing p ice and cos o he aded ene gy p opo ional o he amoun o sa ed ene gy bids. This o ms he base o wha could be called he me i -o de e ec o he ene gy e iciency, which is e y simila o ha co esponding o enewables. Finally, he ollowing hypo heses a e s a ed: x The educ ions in he clea ing p ice o he enewable and ene gy e iciency scena ios a e he same. x The ene gy e iciency scena io leads o a educ ion in he aded ene gy which is almos equal o ha o sa ed ene gy, while he enewable scena io leads o a sligh inc emen in he aded ene gy. This means ha he ene gy e iciency is (sligh ly) mo e e ec i e han enewables in elimina ing ( eplacing) he mo e expensi e and p obably pollu ing gene a ion echnology. x The educ ion o he cos o he aded ene gy in he ene gy e iciency scena io is g ea e han ha co esponding o he enewable scena io, since he educ ion in he e iciency scena io p o i s om bo h he educ ion in he clea ing p ice and om he educ ion in he amoun o aded ene gy. 3. Me hodology and Resul s The hou ly me i -o de gene a ion and demand cu es o he yea 2014 ha e been e ie ed om he his o ic da a a chi e o he Ibe ian Ma ke Ope a o [7]. Tha means 8760 hou ly ma ke s wi h hund eds o p oduc ion and demand bids aking pa in each hou ly ma ke . This as amoun o hou ly ma ke bids handled o each scena io made desi able a simpli ica ion in he complex clea ing ules o he Ma ke Ope a o in o de o simula e new scena ios. As a consequence, a simpli ied p ocedu e simila o ha used by he Ma ke Ope a o (OMIE) is applied wi h he in en ion o pe o ming a quan i a i e analysis o he scena ios. Fo each new scena io analyzed, new hou ly me i -o de gene a ion and/o demand cu es a e p oduced by i s loca ing he bids o he ype o agen unde in e es (i.e. enewables o consume s bids) in he hou ly me i -o de (gene a ion and/o demand) cu es. The bids unde in e es a e hen modi ied (amoun o ene gy and p ice) by aking in o accoun he app op ia e cha ac e is ics o he scena io unde conside a ion. The modi ied bids co esponding o he new scena io a e subsequen ly inse ed p ope ly in o he e ie ed hou ly me i -o de cu es: upwa d p ice o de o bids in he gene a ion cu es, and downwa d o de o he bids in he demand cu es. When new ma ke scena ios a e de eloped h ough he modi ica ion o he supply and/o demand cu es, i is necessa y o conside ha he bids o he o he agen s would emain he same when inc easing o educing new gene a ion o demand bids. Fo una ely, his hypo hesis o a pe ec ma ke can be conside ed ul illed since each ma ke agen should elabo a e hei bids wi hou any knowledge o he bids o he o he agen s. Finally, he ma ching poin co esponding o he new scena io is de e mined as he in e sec ion o he modi ied gene a ion and demand cu es. Fo example, in o de o conside he case o he in eg a ion o an amoun o enewable ene gy, ΔER, i s he o iginal hou ly me i -o de gene a ion (pG = pG(W)) and demand (pD = pD(W)) cu es a e e ie ed, as shown in Fig. 4. Since enewable gene a o s o e ene gy a a e y low (e en null) p ice, he o iginal bids co esponding o he enewable gene a ion uni s can be ound in he ini ial la egion ( i s s eps) o he me i -o de gene a ion cu e. The o iginal enewable bids a e now p opo ionally inc eased un il he a ge ed amoun (ΔER) is eached. When needed, he o iginal hou ly-clea ed cu es a e comple ed wi h he single-bid cu e om he ini ial clea ing poin onwa ds, as shown in Fig. 4. In his way, a new me i -o de gene a ion cu e, pGR = pGR(W), is c ea ed h ough he p ope in eg a ion (upwa d p ice) o hese modi ied bids in he gene a ion cu e. This new me i -o de gene a ion cu e essen ially esul s in a igh -hand-shi ing o he ini ial clea ed supply cu e by an amoun equal o ΔER. Finally, he new clea ing poin (B in Fig. 4) can Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 21 be de e mined as he c ossing poin o he new igh -hand-shi ed gene a ion cu e, pGR = pGR(W), wi h he o iginal demand cu e, pD = pD(W). Fig. 4 also shows he case o he educ ion o he demand in an amoun o load, ΔEL, due o, o example, ene gy sa ing o small consume s. Since small consume s demand ene gy a he highes p ice, hei p imi i e bids a e always ound in he ini ial la egion o maximum p ice o he me i -o de demand cu e. The o iginal bids o he small-consume ade s a e hen p opo ionally educed un il he a ge ed amoun (ΔEL) is eached. In his way, a new me i -o de o educed demand cu e, pDL = pDL(W), is c ea ed h ough he p ope in eg a ion (downwa d p ice) o hese modi ied bids in he demand cu e. This new me i -o de demand cu e essen ially esul s in a le -hand-shi ing o he ini ial clea ed demand cu e by an amoun equal o ΔEL, as shown in Fig. 4. Finally, he new clea ing poin (C in Fig. 4) can be de e mined as he in e sec ion o he new le -hand- shi ed educed-demand cu e, pDL = pDL(W), wi h he o iginal gene a ion cu e, pG = pG(W). Th ee scena ios a e gene a ed o 0.5%, 1% and 2% o load demand educ ion as well as he symme ical scena ios wi h 0.5%, 1% and 2% g owing o enewable ene gy. Tha gi es place o a o al o 6·8760 = 52560 hou ly ma ke s scena ios which mus be simula ed using he me hodology desc ibed abo e. The ob ained esul s a e summa ized in Table 1 and 2. Fig. 4. Hou ly me i -o de gene a ion, pG = pG(W), and demand, pD = pD(W), cu es and c ea ion o he new ( igh -shi ed) enewable gene a ion cu e, pGR = pGR(W), and o he new (le -shi ed) educed demand cu e, pDL = pDL(W). Mo e p ecisely, Table 1 summa izes he mean alues o he a ia ions o he annual aded ene gy, hou ly clea ing p ice and annual cos o he aded ene gy, while Table 2 shows he mean alues o he a e o a ia ion wi h he ene gy-sa ing and enewable bids o he annual aded ene gy, hou ly clea ing p ice and annual cos o he aded ene gy. As an icipa ed by he linea model app oxima ion, he esul s lead o he ollowing main conclusions: x Ene gy e iciency: The mean alues o he yea ly aded ene gy, he hou ly clea ing p ice and he annual cos o he aded ene gy a e always smalle han he co esponding o he base case, and hei educ ions g ow almos linea ly wi h he amoun o load-sa ing bids. x Renewables: The aded ene gy is always sligh ly g ea e ha he co esponding o de base case and i s inc emen g ows wi h he amoun o enewable bids. On he con a y, he clea ing p ice and he cos o he aded ene gy a e smalle han o he base case, and hei educ ions g ow wi h he quan i y o enewable bids. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 010 20 30 40 50 60 70 O e Simple bids Demand Simple bids O e Ma ched Demand Ma ched p G (W) p D (W) Ene gy (GWh) P ice (€/MWh) p GR (W) p DL (W) A B C W i p i ΔE R ΔE L 22 Juan-Manuel Roldan-Fe nandez e al. / Ene gy P ocedia 106 ( 2016 ) 14 – 23 Fo he same amoun o load-sa ing and enewable bids (ΔER = ΔEL = ΔE): x The clea ing p ice (and i s a ia ion) o ene gy e iciency is almos he same han o he co esponding enewable scena io, Δp(ΔER = ΔE) | Δp(ΔEL = ΔE). x The in ensi y o he a ia ion o he aded ene gy (absolu e alue), ΔW(ΔE)/ΔE, and cos o he aded ene gy, ΔC(ΔE)/ΔE, is always s onge o ene gy e iciency han o he co esponding enewable scena io. Mo e p ecisely, he in ensi ies a e (ΔW(ΔER)/ΔER)/(°ΔW(ΔEL)°/ΔEL) ≈ 2.4 and (ΔC(ΔER)/ΔER)/(ΔC(ΔEL)/ΔEL) ≈ 1.6, espec i ely. Table 1. Mean alues o he a ia ions o he yea ly aded ene gy, hou ly clea ing p ice and yea ly cos o he aded ene gy Spain 2014 Yea ly mean W = 221 TWh/y p = 42.13 €/MWh C = 9346 M€/y ΔE = 0.5% Load (0.90 TWh/y) ΔE = 1% Load (1.81 TWh/y) ΔE = 2% Load (3.62 TWh/y) Small consume s Uni s E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* ΔW(ΔE) GWh -610.96 246.81 -1237.44 478.10 -2476.90 954.19 Δp(ΔE) €/MWh -0.36 -0.36 -0.68 -0.68 -1.33 -1.33 ΔC(ΔE) M€ -104.89 -66.56 -204.17 -128.09 -401.06 -251.22 *ΔER = ΔEL = ΔE Table 2. Mean alues o he a io o a ia ion wi h he load sa ing o enewable bids o he annual aded ene gy, hou ly clea ing p ice and yea ly cos o he aded ene gy Spain 2014 Yea ly mean W = 221 TWh/y p = 42.13 €/MWh C = 9346 M€/y ΔE = 0.5% Load (0.90 TWh/y) ΔE = 1% Load (1.81 TWh/y) ΔE = 2% Load (3.62 TWh/y) Small consume s Uni s E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* E iciency ΔEL* Renewable ΔER* ΔW(ΔE)/ΔE - -0.68 0.28 -0.67 0.28 -0.67 0.28 Δp(ΔE)/ΔE €/MWh2 -3.81·10-3 -3.81·10-3 -3.34·10-3 -3.34·10-3 -3.05·10-3 -3.05·10-3 ΔC(ΔE)/ΔE €/MWh -116.54 -73.95 -112.80 -70.77 -110.79 -69.40 4. Conclusions Renewables and ene gy e iciency pu a downwa d p essu e on he clea ing p ice and he o al cos o he aded ene gy in he wholesale ma ke . These educ ions a e mainly ela ed o he educ ion o he cos o he ossil uel necessa y o he ma ke ope a ion, de i ed om he ossil uel subs i u ed ( enewables) o a oided (ene gy e iciency). This wo k has shown he esul s o compa ing he po en ial economic impac in he Ibe ian elec ici y ma ke o he in eg a ion o enewable p oduc ion and ene gy e iciency. To each ha goal and o explo e some basic hypo heses, i s a quali a i e model based on he linea iza ion o he wholesale ma ke , has been used. Then, he yea 2014 has been analysed by using he hou ly Ibe ian Ma ke in o ma ion. An app op ia e se o heu is ic-based scena ios ha e been gene a ed including in eg a ion o enewable gene a ion as well as ene gy e iciency, in o de o o eseen he main quan i a i e e ec s on he ma ke pe o mance. The quan i a i e esul s o he heu is ic-based scena ios con i m ha , o he same amoun o enewable and load sa ing bids, he e iciency scena io exhibi s he bes economic ( educ ion o aded