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ELIA GRID INTERNATIONAL
BRUXELLES, 1000
Unclaimed
Subcontracting experience
2 records from government sources. Past participation is not evidence of current teaming interest.
| Role | Agency | Description | Vehicle | Obligated | Action date | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subcontractor | Agency for International Development | ELIA GRID INTERNATIONAL (EGI) WILL ASSESS THE ELECTRICITY BALANCING AND LOAD-FREQUENCY CONTROL STRUCTURE IN THE MOLDOVAN ELECTRICITY SYSTEM, CONSIDERING CURRENT AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS DRIVEN BY THE ACCELERATED PENETRATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES (RES). THIS ASSESSMENT WILL INCLUDE A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF RAMPING, FREQUENCY CONTAINMENT RESERVES (FCR), AND AUTOMATED FREQUENCY RESTORATION RESERVES (AFRR). BASED ON THE ANALYSIS, EGI WILL SIMULATE AND PROPOSE THE APPROPRIATE SIZING AND OPTIMAL LOCATION OF TECHNOLOGY ASSETS TO ADDRESS THE SYSTEM'S NEEDS WHILE ACCOUNTING FOR GRID INTEGRATION CHANGES AND POTENTIAL DERATING OF ASSET PERFORMANCE. EGI WILL ALSO EVALUATE THE FINANCIAL VIABILITY, CAPABILITIES,
LIMITATIONS, COSTS, AND DELIVERY TIMELINES OF PROPOSED OPTIONS TO IDENTIFY THE NECESSARY ASSET TYPES AND TECHNOLOGIES TO PROVIDE OPERATING RESERVES. ADDITIONALLY, EGI WILL DETERMINE SUITABLE POINTS IN THE TRANSMISSION GRID FOR ASSET INTERCONNECTION, CONSIDERING TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, PROXIMITY TO SUBSTATIONS, AVAILABLE CAPACITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS. THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
1. SYSTEM SERVICES REVIEW
2. SYSTEM FLEXIBILITY ASSESSMENT
3. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE DEVELOPMENT
4. TECHNICAL AND APPLICATION SPECIFICATIONS
5. APPLICATION SCHEDULES
6. PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTATION DEVELOPMENT
7. SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE PROCUREMENT PROCESS 154-MESA-2206-1199842 Parent award context Parent award agency: Agency for International Development · Agency for International Development Parent award NAICS: 541990 Parent award description: MESA S OBJECTIVE IS TO STRENGTHEN MOLDOVA S ENERGY SECURITY BY: 1 ADVANCING THE PHYSICAL AND MARKET INTEGRATION OF THE MOLDOVAN ENERGY SECTOR WITH EUROPE; 2 INCREASING RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION; AND 3 INCREASING INVESTMENT IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY. View parent award on USAspending | 7200AA19D00029USAspending | $499,935 | Jun 21, 2023 | — – — |
| Subcontractor | Agency for International Development | THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (TA) ARE TO:
ô‚¬Ï¿½Â¸ ENSURE THAT EPSO AVAILS THE PROPER AND CALIBRATED BASELINE ARMENIAN POWER SYSTEM MODELS TO
SUPPORT ITS FUNCTIONS UNDER THE NEW ELECTRICITY MARKET ENVIRONMENT;
ô‚¬Ï¿½Â¸ PROVIDE ON-THE-JOB TRAINING TO AND CAPACITY BUILDING OF THE EPSO STAFF ON THE USE OF APPROPRIATE
POWER SYSTEM MODELS;
ô‚¬Ï¿½Â¸ DEMONSTRATE ADEQUATELY CALIBRATED MODELS FOR THE SIMULATION OF THE ARMENIAN POWER SYSTEM AND
DESIRED LEVELS OF INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN THE MARKET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, JOINT RESOURCE
OPTIMIZATION AND SCHEDULER (JROS), PSSE/E, AND OTHER ASSOCIATED SOFTWARE AND SYSTEMS OPERATED BY
EPSO;
ô‚¬Ï¿½Â¸ ASSIST IN PREPARATION, CONSULTATION AND APPROVAL OF THE ANNUAL ADEQUACY FORECAST 2023; AND
ô‚¬Ï¿½Â¸ RECORD, ANALYZE AND PROPOSE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROCESSES PERTINENT TO
THE SECURE AND RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE ARMENIAN POWER SYSTEM UNDER THE NEW MARKET AND
INCREASED RES PENETRATION PROSPECTS, AND ITS COMPARABILITY WITH EU BEST PRACTICES. 154-MLET-1809-1192161 Parent award context Parent award agency: Agency for International Development · Agency for International Development Parent award NAICS: 541618 Parent award description: ARMENIA MARKET LIBERALIZATION AND ELECTRICITY TRADE (MLET) ACTIVITY IS TO IMPROVE THE ELECTRICITY MARKET AND SUPPORT ELECTRICITY TRADE WITH GEORGIA BY HELPING MINISTRY OF ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES (MEINR), PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATORY COMMISSION (PSRC) AND ENERGY INSTITUTIONS TO ADOPT LEGAL-REGULATORY REFORMS, AND ACCELERATE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MARKET LIBERALIZATION MECHANISMS, AND STRENGTHEN ARMENIA-GEORGIA DIALOGUE ON CROSS-BORDER TRADE. THE CONTRACTOR WILL EMPLOY A FLEXIBLE, DEMAND-DRIVEN APPROACH THAT BUILDS IN CONSULTATION WITH ALL STAKEHOLDERS AND USAID. View parent award on USAspending | — | $304,174 | Sep 6, 2022 | — – — |
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