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Turkey interconnectors not all on map #1311

Closed comready closed 2 years ago

comready commented 6 years ago

They don't all seem to be shown e.g. Bulgaria is important.

There is some info (in terms of kV) from 2016 in http://www.dunyaenerji.org.tr/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/EmreBengiSezginSenSunum.pdf saying Armenia and Georgia 220 kV Bulgaria, Greece, Syria, Irak, Iran 154 kV Azerbajan, Iran 380 kV

They are also listed under "ENTERKONNEKSİYONLAR" e.g. https://www.teias.gov.tr/tr/turkiye-bulgaristan

Trading with EU is by auction or PTR https://tcat.teias.gov.tr/

Day ahead market info at https://www.epias.com.tr/en/day-ahead-market/introduction

alixunderplatz commented 6 years ago

Woud be nice to find sources for all of them!

At the moment, Bulgaria, Greece and Georgia are the most relevant and have also been displayed in the past, as far as I remember.

Values for Greece and Georgia were consistent. Georgia has an HVDC interconnector with Turkey, so that one can also remain offline for longer periods.

Exchanges with Bulgaria tend to show a lot n/a values on ENTSO-E

Maybe the data table of the Bulgarian TSO "ESO" is a good source for the exchange. I'll track that site to make sure, these are not scheduled exchanges but, real ones.

http://www.eso.bg/?did=124#%D0%9E%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B8%20%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BD%D0%B8

comready commented 6 years ago

Hi @alixunderplatz,

I don't understand why the Czech republic is in this news article https://aa.com.tr/en/energy/electricity/turkeys-electricity-import-bill-down-by-60-in-2017/18686 as it is not a neighbouring country.

Yes the article shows you are right that Bulgaria is the most relevant - would it be a good idea/easy for me to add it?

Can you explain what you mean that the values for Greece were consistent? And should I raise a separate issue to request pricing be shown from the day ahead market mentioned above?

alixunderplatz commented 6 years ago

@jzlcdh

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comready commented 6 years ago

Ah I see - so I'll close this for now and it can be reopened if more timely data becomes available.

comready commented 6 years ago

It seems from items 49 to 52 in the list of data items that hourly info on interconnections should be available to companies using the API. Perhaps this issue could be assigned to someone who can register for the API by representing Electricity Map as a company?

corradio commented 6 years ago

@jpierz is there something I should do here? Send me instructions if I need to register to get a token to unblock this.

comready commented 6 years ago

There is a new document (small enough for Google Translate) at [https://www.teias.gov.tr/sites/default/files/2018-05/NetTransferKapasiteleri-17.05.2018.pdf] with some details of the interconnectors. Hope that helps.

Kongkille commented 2 years ago

Heyo, it seems that I can't access the pdf any longer. If anyone wants to follow up on this, please feel free to reopen. Otherwise, I am closing this issue :)

comready commented 2 years ago

Hope this helps: https://www.teias.gov.tr/en-US/interconnections

comready commented 2 years ago

For example clicking on Iraq shows 150 MW export capacity

comready commented 2 years ago

The official website does not show 2022 capacity but news reports say it is now 500 MW to Iraq https://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/120420223

comready commented 2 years ago

Scroll down Syria to see 100 MW export capacity in 2021 which is no doubt still operational