ENERES (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) announced on April 5, 2019, that it will provide comprehensive services from introduction to operation of self-consignment for consumer companies that wish to directly procure electricity (self-consumption) from off-site solar power generation. announced that it will provide a “self-consignment support service” to support
Outline of self-consignment support service
(source: ENERES)
Since its founding, the company has provided a supply and demand management agency business for electricity retailers. In addition, by applying its supply and demand management know-how, it also provides a "renewable energy aggregation service" that supports the operations of renewable energy power generation companies. This time, we will provide these technologies and know-how to companies aiming to introduce self-consignment.
Necessary for introducing self-consignment, prior consultation with general power transmission and distribution companies and retail power companies, support for contract conclusion (contract conclusion itself is performed by the customer), and cooperation with the Organization for Cross-regional Coordination of Transmission Operators (OCCTO) Handles procedures, etc. In addition, it handles supply and demand management tasks that occur daily during operation (power generation forecast, demand forecast, plan submission to OCCTO, imbalance adjustment).
The customer's power generation equipment is assumed to be solar power generation, but we will also consult in the case of other renewable energy power generation. In addition, when installing a new power generation facility, the client side selects an EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) service provider, but it is also possible for ENERES to introduce it.
The service provision fee consists of a business consignment fee according to the number of bases and an imbalance handling fee according to the amount of power generation. ENERES will bear the imbalance fee when there is a difference between the plan and the actual result.
