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Vomano Project Stages 1 and 2 Andrea Castelletti Politecnico di Milano NMRP02 Provvidenza
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2 Vomano Project The proposal The Vomano river basin is mainly used for hydropower production in the upper part and irrigation support downstream. The irrigated area currently served is about 7000 ha and is managed by the Consorzio Bonifica Nord (CBN). CBN would like to enlarge the cultivated surface and submitted an enlargement project to the water authority (WA), Regione Abruzzo. (Problem A). On the other side, environmentalists are pressing for MEF values to be fixed as soon as possible according to the Italian law. Rights for water exploitations are held by the power company and there is no way to revise them for at least the next 10 years. However, the WA can try to a gentleman agreement among the parties (Problem B).
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3 1. Reconnaissance Stakeholders 2. Conceptualisation yes Final (political) decision 6. Comparison and negotiation compromise alternatives 3. Alternative design 4. Estimation of the effects 5. Evaluation of the alternatives Acceptable consensus? no Mitigation, compensation, new alternatives Understanding the system Identifying stakeholders System definition in time and space Institutional and legal analysis Setting up the Objectives …
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4 The Vomano water system Watershed surface: 785 km 2 Lenght: 75 km Watershed surface: 785 km 2 Lenght: 75 km Disconnected from Alto Aterno after the construction of the Gran Sasso tunnel
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5 Veduta 3d
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6 Campotosto Active storage: 217 Mm 3 Campotosto
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7 Dighe Campotosto
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8 Potential connection to Alto Aterno Aterno-Pescara Vomano
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9 Affluenti Campotosto 100 km 2 Campotosto
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10 Provvidenza Storage capacity: 1.6 Mm 3 Provvidenza
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11 Afflussi Provvidenza Provvidenza
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12 Piaganini Storage capacity: 0.9 Mm 3
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13 Ruzzo Aqueduct ATO 700 l/s Piaganini
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14 Prod.Idroelettrica Vomano Campotosto MontorioS.Giacomo Provvidenza ReservoirsPlants Hydropower production (Enel) ProvvidenzaPiaganini
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15 Villa Vomano Storage capacity: 0.38 Mm 3
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16 Villa Vomano: CBN Irrigation District CBN 7000 ha / concession 4.1 m 3 /s Villa Vomano
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17 The Consorzio di Bonifica Nord (CBN) Vomano-Tordino
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18 Villa Vomano: S.Lucia Irrigation district Vomano - Tordino S.Lucia Villa Vomano
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19 Irrigazione Vomano Villa Vomano Irrigation (CBN) DiversionPlantIrrigation district Vomano - Tordino S.Lucia
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20 Irrigazione Vomano Downstream from Villa Vomano
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21 1. Reconnaissance Stakeholders Understanding the system Identifying stakeholders System definition in time and space Institutional and legal analysis Setting up the Objectives …
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22 Stakeholders Parco G.Sasso Monti Laga River ecosys/Tourism Parco Fluviale River ecosys/Tourism/Fishing Legambiente, WWF River ecosys (local trout.) Provincia di Teramo River water quality Regione Abruzzo River water quality ATO Drinking water supply ENEL Hydropower production CBN Agricultural production ACAM Abruzzo Hydropower production
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23 Parco G.Sasso Monti Laga River ecosys./Tourism Parco Fluviale River ecosys/Torism/Fishing Legambiente, WWF River ecosys (local trout) Provincia di Teramo River water quality Regione Abruzzo River water quality ATO Drinking water supply ENEL Hydropower production CBN Agricultural production Sectors Environ. Drinking Hydro. Irrigat.
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24 Conflicts Demand Winter Spring Summer Autumn Hydropower Environment Irrigation
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25 Environment MEF downstream from the interceptors withdrawals and on the main river branches Consequent reduction in the flow rate available for production and pumping. conflict vs. ENEL
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26 Drinking water supply No deficit problems at present, maybe in the future. The aqueduct is buying water from the power company (against the Galli law) When the water is withdrawn from Piaganini there are quality problem and special treatments are required. conflict vs. ENEL
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27 Hydropower production
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28 Hydropowe4 production Cover water demand during peak hours Off/peak pumping conflict vs. Env./Irrigation/Drinking
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29 Agricoltural production Water is bought in August Storage capacity is very limited Water pricing is based on irrigated surface and not on the actual consumption conflict vs. ENEL
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30 1. Reconnaissance Stakeholders Understanding the system Identifying stakeholders System definition in time and space Institutional and legal analysis Setting up the Objectives …
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31 Veduta 3d
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32 Titolo presentazione - luogo presentazione Definizione del sistema nello spazio e nel tempoDefinizione del sistema nello spazio e nel tempo Mare Adriatico Fucino VILLA VOMANO PIAGANINI PROVVIDENZA CAMPOTOSTO MONTORIO (M) Interceptor 1100 m. PROVVIDENZA (P) SAN GIACOMO (SG) Right interceptors 400 m. Interceptors 1350 m. Left interceptor 400 m. Water work Irrigation district (CBN) S. LUCIA (SL) Chiarino Vomano Physical scheme TIME HORIZON: 30 years
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33 1. Reconnaissance Stakeholders Understanding the system Identifying stakeholders System definition in time and space Institutional and legal analysis Setting up the Objectives …
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34 Institutional and legal analysis Water rights D. Lgs 152/1999 (MEF) Galli law (LN 36/1994) Bilateral agreements (Enel vs. Aqueduct/CBN)
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35 1. Reconnaissance Stakeholders Understanding the system Identifying stakeholders System definition in time and space Institutional and legal analysis Setting up the Objectives …
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36 Project Goal To find one or more compromise alternatives that satisfy all the stakeholders
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37 2. Conceptualisation Stakeholders 1. Reconnaissance Defining Actions (measures)
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38 Veduta 3d
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39 InterventiInterventi Defining actions Normative Actions Normative Actions: modification in the current regulation of water management Minimum Environmental Flows Financial support for adopting more water saving irrigation technques
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40 Azioni normativeAzioni normative Mare Adriatico Fucino VILLA VOMANO PIAGANINI PROVVIDENZA CAMPOTOSTO MONTORIO (M) Interceptor 1100 m. PROVVIDENZA (P) SAN GIACOMO (SG) Right interceptor 400 m. Interceptors 1350 m. Gronda sinistra 400 m. Water works Irrigation district (CBN) S. LUCIA (SL) Chiarino Vomano SCHEMA FISICO DEL SISTEMA Actions incentives Normative MEF
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41 InterventiInterventi Defining actions Normative Actions Normative Actions: modification in the current regulation of water management Minimum Environmental Flows Financial support for adopting more water saving irrigation technques Structural Actions Structural Actions: change in the functioning of the system Doubling the surface area of the irrigation district
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42 Azioni normativeAzioni normative Mare Adriatico Fucino VILLA VOMANO PIAGANINI PROVVIDENZA CAMPOTOSTO MONTORIO (M) Interceptor 1100 m. PROVVIDENZA (P) SAN GIACOMO (SG) Right interceptor 400 m. Interceptors 1350 m. Gronda sinistra 400 m. Water works Irrigation district (CBN) S. LUCIA (SL) Chiarino Vomano SCHEMA FISICO DEL SISTEMA Actions Structural Enlarging the district (CBN)
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43 InterventiInterventi Defining actions Normative Actions Normative Actions: modification in the current regulation of water management Minimum Environmental Flows Financial support for adopting more water saving irrigation technques Structural Actions Structural Actions: change in the functioning of the system Doubling the surface area of the irrigation district Management Actions Management Actions: adopting a more efficient regulation policy
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44 Azioni normativeAzioni normative Mare Adriatico Fucino VILLA VOMANO PIAGANINI PROVVIDENZA CAMPOTOSTO MONTORIO (M) Interceptor 1100 m. PROVVIDENZA (P) SAN GIACOMO (SG) Right interceptor 400 m. Interceptors 1350 m. Gronda sinistra 400 m. Water works Irrigation district (CBN) S. LUCIA (SL) Chiarino Vomano SCHEMA FISICO DEL SISTEMA Actions Management
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45 2. Conceptualisation Stakeholders 1. Reconnaissance Defining Actions (measures) Defining Criteria and Indicators
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46 Definition of indicators Irrigation Drinking water supply Environment Annual average reduction in the flow rate of Rio Fucino with respect to natural conditions [Mm 3 /year] Annual average supply from ENEL reservoirs [Mm 3 /year] Annual average water supply deficit considering the concession[Mm 3 /year] Sector Project Indicators Hyrdopoer production Annual average revenue [M/year] Annual average water supply deficit vs water demand [Mm 3 /year] Annual average production (without pumping) [GWh/year] Annual average income [/year]
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47 Annual average reduction in the flow rate of Rio Fucino with respect to natural conditions (33% of the flow rate from the natural Campotosto catchment) Env Environment (Rio Fucino) Indicators
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48 Annual average supply from ENEL reservoirs Drink Indicators Drinking water supply
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49 Indicators Hydropower production Annual average production (without pumping) Hyd1
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50 Indicators Hydropower production Flow rate provided Flow rate turbined efficiency
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51 Annual average revenue from production (without pumping) Hyd2 Indicators Hydropower production HoursWinter Summ er August and w.e. 00:00-06:30 06:30-08:30 08:30-10:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-16:30 16:30-18:30 18:30-21:30 21:30-00:00 25.3 46.7 116.3 46.7 116.3 46.7 25.3 46.7 25.3 Energy price (/Mwh)
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52 Energy prices during peak hours 0 0,01 0,02 0,03 0,04 0,05 0,06 janfebmaraprmayjunjulaugsepoctnovdec Month Price [ /Kwh]
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53 Annual average revenue from production (without pumping) Hyd2 Indicators Hydropower production R t (E c (q t c )) Fascia F1 Fascia F2Fascia F4 HoursWinter Summ er August and w.e. 00:00-06:30 06:30-08:30 08:30-10:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-16:30 16:30-18:30 18:30-21:30 21:30-00:00 25.3 46.7 116.3 46.7 116.3 46.7 25.3 46.7 25.3 Energy price (/Mwh)
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54 Irrigation Deficit Annual average water supply deficit vs water demand Ir1 w t = water demand at time t q t = water supply at time t Indicators
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55 Irrigation Deficit Annual average water supply deficit considering the concession q conc Ir2 Indicators
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56 Irrigation Revenue from hydropower production in S.Lucia Ir3 Indicators Water supplied to the distrcict Turbined flow
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57 How are the indicators computed?
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