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7.1 Introduction
Also for this third version of the South-North Corridor
GRIP a specific simulation exercise has been performed
and numerous cases have been simulated using the
ENTSOG Network Modelling tool (NeMo)
1)
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A network modelling section has been introduced as from the second edition of the
report following a specific ACER indication. The cases considered represent
variations on scenarios considered in ENTSOG TYNDP 2017. Nevertheless, no
additional or updated information with regard to demand and project data has been
used as input to the NeMo tool, since the 3
rd
GRIP edition uses the same database
as built for ENTSOG TYNDP 2017.
The network assessment using the NeMo tool is always performed at a European-
wide scale but for demand variations, considered project clusters, disruption
scenarios and selected output, closer attention is given to the South-North Corridor
specificities.
7.2 Modelled Cases
In total, 240 cases have been processed through the
NeMo tool for this specific 3
rd
South-North Corridor
GRIP edition. The case specificities are a result of varia-
tions related to:
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the considered years to be simulated
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infrastructure clusters
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demand scenarios and profiles throughout Europe
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supply situations (including possible disruptions and different supply sources
price configurations)
7.2.1 YEARS
For the purpose of this SNC GRIP, the years 2017, 2020 and 2030 were taken into
account, with the latter two being the most relevant ones with regard to the foreseen
commissioning dates of the main projects in the SNC Region (2017 has been kept
for comparison purposes with the already existing infrastructure).
1) More details on the ENTSOG simulation tool and methodology can be found in the Methodology chapter of TYNDP 2017:
http://www.entsog.eu/public/uploads/files/publications/TYNDP/2016/entsog_tyndp_2017_annex_F_method_web.pdf