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Outline of the Demonstrative Research Project on Outline of the Demonstrative Research Project on Efficient Technologies for Photovoltaic Power Efficient Technologies for Photovoltaic Power

Generation for Grid-connected Systems in ChinaGeneration for Grid-connected Systems in China

Nov 22, 2005

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Contents Corporate Profile of Shikoku Electric Power Co.Corporate Profile of Shikoku Electric Power Co.   

(YONDEN)(YONDEN) International Cooperative Demonstrative Research International Cooperative Demonstrative Research

Project Utilizing Photovoltaic Power Generation Project Utilizing Photovoltaic Power Generation Systems of NEDOSystems of NEDO

Overview of the Demonstrative Research Project on Overview of the Demonstrative Research Project on Efficient Technologies for Photovoltaic Power Efficient Technologies for Photovoltaic Power Generation for Grid-connected Systems in ChinaGeneration for Grid-connected Systems in China

Project ResultsProject Results

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Corporate Profile ofCorporate Profile ofShikoku Electric Power Co.Shikoku Electric Power Co.

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General Overview

• Established on May 1, 1951• One of the 10 electric utilities

in Japan• Service area covers Shikoku

Island• 4,872 employees• 26,273 mil. kWh sales in

FY2004

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1 MW PV System 300 kW PV System

Renewable Energy in Shikoku, Japan

300 kW Wind Turbine Fuel Cell Pilot Plant

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Yonden’s PV ProjectsSyria

Laos

Cambodia

XinjiangChina

ShikokuJapan

Kiribati

Panama(FS & Basic Design)

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International Cooperative Demonstrative International Cooperative Demonstrative Research Project Utilizing Photovoltaic Research Project Utilizing Photovoltaic

Power Generation Systems of NEDOPower Generation Systems of NEDO

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International Cooperative Demonstrative Research Project Utilizing Photovoltaic Power Generation Systems of NEDO

A renewable energy power generation system, such as PV, is easy to maintain and environmentally friendly, with an energy supply that is virtually unlimited. Early application of the technology for practical use is extremely significant for a stable energy supply and environmental protection.

A demonstrative project is conducted in cooperation between NEDO and a host country to develop technology for power generation systems. It utilizes various renewable energy resources in accordance with the climatic conditions and social systems of the host country.

The objectives of such projects are:

1)To promote the introduction of renewable energy power generation

systems through demonstrative operation to achieve various manners of

utilization

2)To support the self-help efforts of the host country regarding

environmental protection and efficient energy utilization

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International Cooperative Demonstrative Research Projects Utilizing Photovoltaic Power Generation Systems of NEDO

FY1992 ~ FY2005

9 Countries China, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia, Cambodia, et al.

15 Projects

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Overview of the Demonstrative Overview of the Demonstrative Research Project on Efficient Research Project on Efficient

Technologies for Photovoltaic Power Technologies for Photovoltaic Power Generation for Grid-connected Systems Generation for Grid-connected Systems

in Chinain China

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星星峡 Xingxingxia(星星峡)

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Objective of the Project(1) Early commercial application of a system that maximizes the utilization of new energy to promote the mass introduction of new energy provided by PV power generation, etc.

(2) Establishment of an effective system for PV power generation, etc. within small-scale grids on the supply side

(3) Verification of the improvement of output through cooling of PV power generation modules

(4) Improvement of power generation efficiency of the entire system and control of output fluctuation

(5) Verification of system efficiency taking into consideration the stability in electricity supply and improved economics by such as life extension or reduction of the number of storage batteries

(6) Design of a system dissemination plan

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Research Contents

This demonstrative research is to verify technology that is designed to stabilize the power system.It accomplishes by charging and discharging of the concentrated battery unit which will control the generating output. This technology compensates the normal fluctuation that are caused by irradiation variances and load fluctuation that occurs on the consumer side.

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Research StructureNew Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization

(NEDO)

New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization

(NEDO)

Shikoku Electric Power Co., Inc.Shikoku Electric Power Co., Inc.

National Development and Reform Commission

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regional Development Planning Commission

National Development and Reform Commission

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regional Development Planning Commission

China Xinjiang Sunoasis Co., LtdChina Xinjiang Sunoasis Co., Ltd

Basic Agreement

mutual cooperation

Trust Report

Shikoku Research Institute Inc.Shikoku Research Institute Inc.

Yonden Engineering Co., Inc.Yonden Engineering Co., Inc.

Trust Report

Second Trust

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PV( 60kW)

Diesel Generator(70kW)

Advanced Storage Batteries

(80kW/400kWh)

Control Panel

Water-Cooled PV(10kW)

System Overview

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System Construction

Advanced Battery

ConventionalBattery

Bi Directional Inverter

PhotovoltaicArray

[ 50kW] InverterGrid-connected

Central Control Panel

Water Supply

Equipment

PhotovoltaicArray(Water-Cooled)

InverterGrid-

connected

Alternating Current Grid

DG

InverterGrid-

connected

InverterGrid-

connected

PhotovoltaicArray(Water-Cooled)

PhotovoltaicArray

( Standard)

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Lower Limit

Operation pattern ( daytime ) PV Output      Demand Power<><

Upper Limit

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Operation pattern ( nighttime ) Battery Output    Demand Power>

Lower Limit

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Type of water-cooled PV( Running water type )

・ PV panels are cooled by water which run through in copper pipes under the panels

Copper pipes with aluminum

fin

PV PanelPV Panel

Cooling WaterCooling Water

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Type of water-cooled PV( Storage water type )

・ PV panels are cooled by water stored in jackets under the panels

JacketJacket

GL

PV PanelPV Panel

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System Overview( Centralized Control Method and Dispersed Control Method )

Centralized Control Method ・ All systems are controlled from a centralized control system ・ Communication lines supply the centralized control system with all the necessary data  ・ Readily available information improves the control quality ・ When a generation system is added, the centralized control system must be modified and an extension of the communication line is requiredDispersed Control Method ・ Self-control of each generation system  ・ Communication line to collect information from the power system is not necessary  ・ The control quality is not as good because each system is independently controlled ・ It is easier to add a new generator system as it does not require extensive modification and line extension

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Construction Overview

Tollgate

Power Supply Area

Town Administration

Water Purification Plant

PV:10kW

( Water-Cooled )

PV:60kW

DG : 70kW

Bat :400kWh

Control System

Distribution Line:3Phase4Wire-380V,approx.1km

Petrol Station

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Actual Process

10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 92003 2004 2005

★Kick off Meeting (10/22 at Urumqi)

House,Foundation,fence Work

▼Commencement of Construction(5/28)

Water-cooled PV,Water supply equipment

Install and Adjustment

Distribution Line Work

FirstTransport

SecondTransport

60kWPV,Bat,Weather Monitoring System

ThirdTransport

Control Panel,DG Install and Adjustment

▼Commencement of Operation(4/1)

Test OperationCollection and Verification of the data

Construction of upkeep structure

★Ceremony of the completion(4/22 at Xingxingxia)

Install and Adjustment

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Project Results Project Results

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Result of research ( Water-cooling effect ) The temperature of PV module increased by approx. + 30 ℃

when compared to ambient temperature Cooling decreased the temperature of PV module approx. 20 ℃

( running ・ storage ) Efficiency increased approx. 0.18 ~ 0.68% as a result of

cooling     The difference of module temperature ( 14.9℃ ) =Standard Module ( 46.5 )℃ - Running Water Module(31.6 )℃    The increase of output ( 252.8W)

= Running Water Module(2751.6W) - Standard Module ( 2498.8W )

    The efficient(0.68% /℃)= 252.8(W)÷2498.8(W)÷14.9 (℃) The Running Water cooling method is more effective than the

Storage Water cooling method

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Water Cooling Effect ( PV Output )

PV Output(Solar Radiation : 1kW/m2

Conversion)

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Result of research ( Frequency Fluctuation )

Frequency fluctuation(specified value ±0.5Hz ( ±1% ) ) occurs when the diesel generator starts and stops operating.

Fluctuation is automatically compensated by the system, so there is no negative effect to customers.

The change in frequency fluctuation was limited to ±0.3Hz from standard value

   ・ A change of ±0.3Hz occurred 99.4% of the time

(from April to July)

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Frequency Fluctuation ( Centralized control )

Frequency

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99.4%

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Result of research ( Voltage Fluctuation )

Voltage fluctuation was limited to ±10V from standard value

   ・ A change of ±10V occurred 100% of the time

(from April to July)

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Voltage Fluctuation ( Centralized control )Transmission line Voltage (Avg. 10min )

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Result of research( Condition of demand : from April to July )

The electricity consumption during nighttime ( 21:00 ~2:00) is greater than daytime

    Daytime ( 9:00 ~ 20:00) Avg. Power : 11.3kW

    Nighttime ( 21:00 ~ 2:00) Avg. Power : 20.0kW The consumption during daytime is almost constant The maximum demand

    Maximum demand power : 44.6kW ( July 23 )    Maximum daily consumption : 454.8kWh ( July

13 )

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Result of research ( Condition of operation )

It is verified that the system is operated stably as the start and stop operation of generator are controlled certainly

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Condition of Operation ( Centralized control )

Generation power and Charged power

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Efficient power of BAT INV (kW) Efficient power of DG (kW) Efficient power of PV INV (kW)

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The power supply contracts are agreed with 29 customers

The price of electricity was decided RMB1.81 / kWh

Overview of Operation & Management

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Finance Group ( 2person)

Structure of Operation & Management

Check, Renewal, Maintenance

< Xinjiang Xingxingxia PV power station >

Manager(1person)

管理員( 4人:2人1組 2交替)Staff ( 4person, 1group2person, 2shift)

メンテナンス会社(サンオアシス予定)

Maintenance Company( SunOasis [plan] )

星星峡鎮政府Xingxingxia town Administration

哈密市発展計画委員会Hami city Development Planning Commission

物 価 局Price bureauApproval of tariff

( Routine patrol and check, change of consumable goods )

・ read a meter

・ Maintenance of generation system

技術管理

事務管理・ Operation of generation system

( Operation 、 Replenish Fuel )

・ React to accident and trouble

Engineer

work

Office work

Entrust a check

Entrust the fundmanagement

Collection of money

Customer

Pay the fund

Dispatch staff

read a meter

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Thank You

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