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Review of experiences made in Germany Legalinformation Publisher Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena)German Energy AgencyChausseestraße 128 a10115 Berlin, GermanyTel: +49 (0)30 66 777-0Fax: + 49 (0) 66 777-699Email: info@dena.deWeb:www.dena.de Authors dena:Katerina SimouFriederike BergerAnastasiia Komshakova DNV:Dr. Matthias Müller-MienackKonstantinos Karamanlis ContributorsLea-Valeska Giebel, dena Last updated11/2022 All rights reserved. Alluse of this publication is subject to the approval of dena. Please quote as Deutsche Energie-Agentur (dena, 2022)“Contributions of renewables to ancillary services and system stability–Review of experiences madein Germany“ The report “Contributions of renewables to ancillary services and system stability–Review of experiences made in Germany” is publishedby the German Energy Agency (dena) as part of the Sino-German Energy Transition Project. The project supports the exchange betweenChinese government think tanks and German research institutions to strengthen the Sino-German scientific exchange on the energytransition and share German energy transition experiences with a Chinese audience. The project aims to promote a low-carbon-orientedenergy policy and help to build a more effective, low-carbon energy system in China through internationalcooperation and mutuallybeneficial policy research and modelling. The project is supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action(BMWK) as part of the Sino-German Energy Partnership, the central platform for energy policydialogue between Germany and China on anational level.Onthe Chinese side, the National Energy Administration (NEA) supports the overall steering. The Deutsche Gesellschaft fürInternationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH leads the project implementation incooperation with the German Energy Agency (dena) andAgora Energiewende. Contents List of abbreviations.......................................................................................................................................................................4 Editorial.............................................................................................................................................................................................6 Executive summary.........................................................................................................................................................................7 Ancillary services and system stability: fundamentals and definitions......................................................................8 1.1What are ancillary services?..........................................................................................................................................................81.2The importance ofstability...........................................................................................................................................................91.3Harmonisation of requirements for grid connection..............................................................................................................10 A look back–ancillary services in Germany..................................................................................................................12 2.1Historical background..................................................................................................................................................................122.2Actor landscape and regulatory environment..........................................................................................................................13 Procurement options and criteria–regulatory decisions...........................................................................................16 3.1Regulatory background...............................................................................................................................................................163.2Different stages of ancillary services procurement.................................................................................................................163.3Specification in the technical grid connection guidelines.......................................................................................................183.4Market-based procurement........................................................................................................................................................183.5Costs for ancillary services..........................................................................................................................................................193.6Future procurement–stakeholder opinions............................................................................................................................193.7Open issues–stakeholder opinions.........................................................................................