OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED - SSEG Capacity Building Tshwane 17-21 February 2020
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SSEG Capacity Building Tshwane 17-21 February 2020 OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED
ROUND 2 applicants for SSEG Programme Support
Elias
Steve Motsoaledi
Tshwete*
Merafong Mbombela
* - tariff training only
Matlosana
Msukaligwa
Midvaal Govan
Mbeki Underline = allowing
installations (some with
Thembelihle processes in place, others
David partial, others none)
Kruiper
Mangaung
Beaufort
West Greater
Kokstad
Breede Valley
Drakenstein Langeberg
Makana
Overstrand Knysna
All municipal applicants for SSEG Programme Support
22+18=40 munics
Ephraim
Mogale
Rand West
City Steve Steve
Tshwete*Tshwete
Merafong
Govan
Rustenburg Mbeki
Emalahleni MPG
Matlosana
City Power
JB Marks Mkhondo
Gamagara Midvaal
Msukaligwa
David Msunduzi
Thembelihle
Kruiper
Garden Mangaung
Route District KwaDukuza
Municipality Greater
Elundini
Beaufort Kokstad
West
Blue Crane
Route Ray Nkonyeni
Breede Valley
Emalahleni
Drakenstein George EC
Hessequa Bitou
Makana
Langeberg
Overstrand NMBM
Knysna Kouga
The support process (2019 / 2020)…
Call for 5-day intensive training Ongoing support and
applications progress monitoring
(Aug 2019)
Initial
visits
Deadline 15
Nov 2019
SELECTION
PROCESS
(Working
Group)
Timeline 2019 // 2020
Applications Visits Training Support and monitor
by 15 Nov Nov-Jan Feb 17-21 March 2020 onwards
2019 Mar 2-6
SSEG 5-day Municipal 17-21 February 2020 (further trainings later in 2020
Training Overview
2-6 March 2020 – dates to be decided)
Monday Tuesday Technical Parallel Sessions Friday
(Half day)
SSEG trends and AMEU Resource pack Wednesday Thursday
(overview) STANDARDS: Application processing – Legal: by-laws,
technology
NRS097-2-1 / 097-2-3 etc non-standard policies, dealing with
(overview)
Workshop: applications illegal connections
Application processing
Customising your Policy (detail) Metering for SSEG
Grid impact studies –
Regulatory document
theory and practical
environment WAY FORWARD
SSEG Commissioning –
PLANNING:
theory and practical Application forms: - What has been
Guest inputs: worked examples achieved towards
Establishing SSEG - Municipal On-site practical establishing an SSEG
Application and perspective Customise munic docs process in your munic
approval process - Industry - What is needed to
(overview) perspective finalise this process
Revenue Impact and Tariff Setting - Your support needs
- YOUR ACTION PLAN
Bring tariff,
Revenue impact and
Parallel Sessions revenue info End
Site Visit: PV
tariff (overview) Wednesday Thursday
Course includes daily
Revenue impact tool use Workshop: municipal assessments of
PV Greencard revenue impact learnings and skills
Tariff design and setting determination and tariff developed
principles setting
This is what you should walk away with…. • Customised set of documentation (Requirements, Application forms etc) with municipal logos – ready to use • Proposed SSEG tariff • Ability to process an SSEG application • Ability to participate in SSEG commissioning • An ACTION PLAN – next steps to integrate the process into the municipality and start allowing SSEG applications to be submitted
Action plan
SSEG Action Plan – MUNICIPALITY: Date:
‘GET MOVING’ POLICY and REGULATORY SSEG TARIFFS
Activity Notes (actions, support needs, etc): Activity Notes: Activity Notes:
1 Communicate to
__________________ 1 Departmental ________________ _____________
Industry / Customers workshop etc: 1 Draft tariffs
approved
that DRAFT __________________ approval for ________________ by CFO
_____________
Requirements Policy Technical________________ _____________
document exists, and
__________________ (workshop,
support present
SSEG Application __________________ ________________ etc)
_____________
Technical
forms should be Legal: Approval support
submitted
__________________ 2 for by-law ________________ 2 NERSA
_____________
Endorsed __________________ ammendmt ________________ tariff _____________
process submission
Accept and process
__________________ ________________ _____________
Application forms __________________ ________________ NERSA _____________
submitted
Technical__________________
3 Submit to ________________ Approval _____________
support Portfolio Comm
Approve upon __________________ &
________________ _____________
Commissioning,
subject to “Right to __________________ Council process ________________ Tariffs on
munic
_____________
for approval
adapt rules…” __________________ ________________ financial
software
_____________
Bi-directional meters __________________ ________________ ____________
or Reverse feed Technical
__________________ inputs as ________________
blocking required FURTHER TRAINING NEEDS
__________________ needed ________________ e.g. grid impact, metering, application assess etc
Record approved Technical
__________________ support ________________
SSEG on spreadsheet
Public ________________________
__________________ participation ________________
2 ________________________
Source / specify bi- __________________ ________________
directional meters Approval ________________________
__________________ ________________
________________________
Status update
every 2
months around
key areas:
Required information for SSEG Tariff setting and
Revenue Impact parallel session
The below information is important in order to obtain useful outputs from the parallel session:
1. Municipal Electricity Tariffs:
All tariffs paid by customers for electricity (c/kWh, R/kVA etc.)
Include SSEG tariffs (if the municipality has these)
2. D-forms, which include the following:
Number of customers in each tariff category
Consumption in each tariff category:
Either:
Total volume of electricity supplied to each customer group per annum
OR
Electricity consumption per annum for a representative customer (average kWh/customer)
3. Bulk power purchase tariffs - these are the electricity prices that are paid to Eskom, e.g. Megaflex
If available, the following is useful (but not essential):
Technical losses - % of total electricity purchases from Eskom lost on the grid
Fixed cost of supply – if available (from Cost of Supply study – if you have one please bring it
along)
Any info on which customer classes cross-subsidise others would be useful
Note: - if you bring the information under points 1 to 3 you will have the necessary for the session
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