Newsgroup: it.discussioni.energie-alternative
Titolo: Commenti su 3 GW in asta rinnovabili di ottobre 2021 in Spagna


 
The lowest winning solar bid came in at €0.0244/kWh (US$0.0284/kWh),
64% higher than the lowest PV price in Spain’s renewables auction in
January, which was dominated by solar and involved 84 participants.
 
Spanish utility Naturgy secured the most solar capacity in the country’s
latest auction, winning 221MW, followed by Nearco Renovables (216MW) and
Ignis (144MW). While international companies EDP, TotalEnergies and
Engie were also successful, the auction was shunned by some of Spain’s
large energy players, including Iberdrola and Acciona.
 
Attenzione, Ignis e' eolico, non fotovoltaico.
E Nearco non e' menzionato nella fonte all'inizio messaggio.
 
Barillas says the higher average clearing prices compared to January
is also due to lower participation from larger players:
“The likes of the Iberdrola, X-ELIO, Acciona not participating
obviously did have an effect on the competitiveness of the auction
because if you look at the results from last time, utilities tended
to bid lower than other players and obviously without those
utilities bidding in, then it's not surprising that it was less
oversubscribed and prices were higher.
 
Iberdrola said it decided not to participate in the auction due to
“regulatory uncertainty”, with the company currently reconsidering
its investments in renewables in Spain, while Acciona declined to
comment on why it did not take part.
 
Come sono i prezzi rispetto alle aste italiane ?
Perche' l'Italia langue mentre Spagna va avanti di 3 GW al colpo ?
 
Incertezze legali ? Non sembra:
 
Spanish utilities have clashed with the government over a policy
that aims to limit the windfall profits of non-emitting projects
that sell output on the wholesale market – a measure introduced
last month following record-breaking power prices.
 
PS:
 
Although 600MW of solar and wind capacity was reserved for plants
that must be operational by the end of September 2022, this segment
was heavily undersubscribed, with only 22MW allocated, 14MW of
which went to BayWa r.e. and 8MW to Capital Energy.
 
Ed ecco come il governo spagnolo ha risolto la diversa volonta'
degli industriali rispetto ai sogni dei politici:
 
The auction rules stipulate that if not all capacity is allocated
in each of the reserves, such as with the 578MW from the
fast-tracked category, it becomes technology neutral, allowing for
the total 3.3GW to still be auctioned.
 
Capito mi avete ? Se nessuno si offre per il fotovoltaico, gli
spagnoli, a cui pare interessa fare sul serio, offrono il lotto
previsto all'eolico. Peccato che non ci sia stata l'incluso,
nel lotto tecnologicamente neutrale e quello dei "rinunciatari"
anche il solare termodinamico, che in Spagna ha un forte
seguito tra gli industriali, vedi anche la menzionata Acciona.
 
Protestano le piccole realta, il tipo che spadroneggia in Italia:
 
It was “practically impossible” for smaller participants to compete
with larger players that were able to benefit from economies of
scale, according to Rafael Barrera, director at Spain’s National
Association of Photovoltaic Energy Producers (ANPIER), which
represents small and medium-sized PV producers.
 
While ANPIER welcomed the inclusion of reserved capacity for
distributed PV, which was for installations up to 5MW, Barrera
says developers taking part in this reserve should be given
more time due between when auctions are announced and when
they take place so that administrative issues can be navigated.
To install a 3MW plant, he says, “it is practically the same
administrative mechanism that you have to go through to
install 1,000MW”.
 
Insomma, a loro non interessa rallentare la conversione energetica,
voglio il tempo per fare soldi, i piccoli ...
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
Ecco dall'ultima asta cilena, del Novembre 2021 (la prossima
e' l'anno prossimo):
 
The Chilean National Energy Commission (CNE) has unveiled
the offers it received in an auction for 2.31 TWh of
renewable energy this week and has revealed that the lowest
price submitted was $0.01332/kWh.
 
Cioe' 13,32 $/MW·h.
 
“We believe that, due to the prices observed, this will be a
remarkable process, which will allow average prices well below
those of the previous auction held in 2017,” the CNE said,
noting that a number of offers were between
$0.021/kWh and $0.028/kWh. 
 
Elenco partecipanti:
 
Enel Generación Chile SA, Acciona Energía Chile Holdings SA,
Solar Los Loros SpA, Eólica Monte Redondo SpA,
Inversiones Hornitos SpA, Sonnedix PPA Holding SpA,
Atlas Energia SpA, Chungungo SA, FRV Development Chile I SpA,
Inversiones la Frontera Sur SpA, Duqueco SpA, PV Salvador SA,
Energía Coyanco SA, Colbún SA, Hidroeléctrica Río Lircay SA,
Chagual Energía Spa, Racó Energía SpA, Copiapó Energía Solar SpA,
Canadian Solar Libertador Solar Holding SpA,
Renovalia Chile Dos SpA, Parque Eólico San Andrés SpA,
Likana Solar SpA, Parque Eólico Vientos del Pacífico SpA,
Pacific Hydro Chile SA, GR Power Chile SpA, Librillo Solar SpA,
Parque Eólico Carica SpA, Conejo Solar SpA, and OPDE Chile SPA.