Background
The following lists a suggestion to change the proposed definitions of outage (type: forced) and plannedOutage (type: Planned).
The rationale behind the suggestion is to support a standardized interface (API based and/or message streaming based) for detailed outages per TSO/DSO customer, as a national Norwegian standard for outages.
Actors like telco companies, DSB nødnett and other actors responsible for critical infrastructure have a need for detailed information about power outages to plan their actions based on the forecasted outage duration.
A detailed interface, meaning an interface listing identified meters (and their location) affected by an outage, will include i.e.:
- MeteringpointId
- Meter serial number
- outage timestamps (actual, planned and forecasted)
- location Id
- position coordinates
- address
- customer identification
- outage status
Here is a list of references (regulations, codes, issues, and other input) affecting, or encouraging, this proposal:
Ref1: Forskrift om leveringskvalitet i kraftsystemet: https://lovdata.no/forskrift/2004-11-30-1557/§2-3
Ref2: Forskrift om sikkerhet og beredskap i kraftforsyningen (kraftberedskapsforskriften): https://lovdata.no/forskrift/2012-12-07-1157/§2-8
Ref3: ElBits issue #334: OutageStatusKind is missing kinds for Cancelled and Invalid: #334
Ref4: Elvia poweroutage-api pilot interface: https://poweroutage-api.elvia.io/swagger/index.html
Ref5: ENTSO-e codelists: https://www.entsoe.eu/Documents/EDI/Library/CodelistV80.zip
Ref6: Proposed outage yaml: https://github.com/3lbits/NoCIMExtensions/blob/Feature/outage_schema/schemas/yaml/outage.linkml.yaml
Ref7: Proposed plannedOutage yaml: https://github.com/3lbits/NoCIMExtensions/blob/Feature/outage_schema/schemas/yaml/plannedOutage.linkml.yaml
Proposed change
- Based on proposed outage (Ref6) and plannedOutage (Ref7), alter or add information needed to serve the requirements and purpose of a detailed outage interface. The additional information needed is given in the swagger from the Elvia pilot (Ref4).
- Use the proper codes from the ENTSO-e codelists (Ref5) as referenced in the OutageStatusKind issue (Ref3)
Consequences
A detailed interface will most likely have the following consequences:
- the information is classified as "KSI" (kraftsensitiv informasjon / power system sensitive information) and is therefore subject to be regulated by "Kraftberedskapsforskriften"(Ref2)
Background
The following lists a suggestion to change the proposed definitions of outage (type: forced) and plannedOutage (type: Planned).
The rationale behind the suggestion is to support a standardized interface (API based and/or message streaming based) for detailed outages per TSO/DSO customer, as a national Norwegian standard for outages.
Actors like telco companies, DSB nødnett and other actors responsible for critical infrastructure have a need for detailed information about power outages to plan their actions based on the forecasted outage duration.
A detailed interface, meaning an interface listing identified meters (and their location) affected by an outage, will include i.e.:
Here is a list of references (regulations, codes, issues, and other input) affecting, or encouraging, this proposal:
Ref1: Forskrift om leveringskvalitet i kraftsystemet: https://lovdata.no/forskrift/2004-11-30-1557/§2-3
Ref2: Forskrift om sikkerhet og beredskap i kraftforsyningen (kraftberedskapsforskriften): https://lovdata.no/forskrift/2012-12-07-1157/§2-8
Ref3: ElBits issue #334: OutageStatusKind is missing kinds for Cancelled and Invalid: #334
Ref4: Elvia poweroutage-api pilot interface: https://poweroutage-api.elvia.io/swagger/index.html
Ref5: ENTSO-e codelists: https://www.entsoe.eu/Documents/EDI/Library/CodelistV80.zip
Ref6: Proposed outage yaml: https://github.com/3lbits/NoCIMExtensions/blob/Feature/outage_schema/schemas/yaml/outage.linkml.yaml
Ref7: Proposed plannedOutage yaml: https://github.com/3lbits/NoCIMExtensions/blob/Feature/outage_schema/schemas/yaml/plannedOutage.linkml.yaml
Proposed change
Consequences
A detailed interface will most likely have the following consequences: