SOGL Energy production forecast
Forecasting energy production from any type of installation and full
reporting to appropriate units.
We provide a full generation forecasting service as part of the generators’ obligation to exchange data for the purposes of planning and managing the operation of the National Power System (NPS) based on the Regulation of the European Commission (EU) 2017/1485 of August 2, 2017.
The document defines the requirements for cooperation between transmission system operators (TSO), distribution system operators (DSOs) and the so-called “Significant Grid User” (SGU – Significant Grid User) whose activities have an impact on the operation of the PPS. These are the so-called SOGL (System Operation Guidelines).
The SGU group includes users with type B, C and D generating units, which include all power generation units (MWE), the value of the installed power of the electricity generating source is greater than or equal to 0.2 MW. In practice, this means the necessity to send information about the daily generation forecast to the operator, taking into account own needs and planned downtimes.
We also carry out advanced forecasting of electricity production for the purposes of commercial balancing – we provide hourly production plans according to the needs of electricity traders.
We also provide long-term production plans for wind farms – budgeted generation volume at the development stage (OPEX) for any location in Europe.
We have a system that, with the help of advanced machine learning algorithms, sends information about the forecasted electricity production based on dynamic meteorological models in the area of all DSOs and TSOs.
Map with objects under our services.
Comparison of the forecasted volume with the actual amount of energy produced at the connection point.
