wind integration in west texas: 1 mw / 1 mwh lithium-ion ... · power and battery storage, ... wind...

The increase in renewable energy production has introduced novel challenges to the reliable operation of electricity systems.

Project Overview

This project is unique due to its combination of MW-scale wind power and battery storage, coupled to the distribution grid.

Why wind integration?

Lubbock

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All electricity generation (thousand MWh)

Wind generation (thousand MWh)

Resources at Reese Technology Center, Lubbock, TX

Strategic Advantage The facility in Lubbock utilizes the battery to work in concert with the load, wind turbines, and future development including solar. Project Scope Observation and analysis Single application testing Dual application testing Battery health testing

Operation of battery began in Q1 2014

Project was kicked off in August 2014

Currently, battery system is operating as expected.

Q4 FY14 Observation and

analysis Single application

testing and battery evaluation

Q1 FY15 Dual application testing

and battery evaluation

Q2 FY15 Report of testing

We would like to thank the following groups and individuals for their support of this project.

The DOE Office of Electricity and Dr. Imre Gyuk, Program Manager of the Electrical Energy Storage Program

GroupNIRE

Sandia National Laboratories

DNV GL

Wind Integration in West Texas: 1 MW / 1 MWh Lithium-Ion Battery System

Project Sponsored by: GroupNIRE, Shell, Sandia National Laboratories, DNV-GL

Elizabeth Endler Technology Opportunity Manager, Shell International Exploration & Production (US) Inc. elizabeth.endler@shell.com, + 1 281 544 8274

19 September 2014 Department of Energy, Energy Storage Peer Review Meeting

Summary/ Conclusions/ Future Tasks

Acknowledgements

1 MW / 1 MWh Lithium-Ion Battery System

Purpose

Project Distinction

Hurlwood Sub-station (3.5MW)

1MW/1MWH Battery

Wind turbine #1

Wind turbine #2

1.2MW Diesel Generator

The Reese Technology Center is a former Air Force Base that has become a place for research, testing and certifying energy resources.

Erskine Sub-station (3.5 going to 10 MW)

Xcel, Southwest Power Pool

Yuma Substation (15MW)

To Carlisle Sub-station, Xcel, Southwest Power Pool

Wolfforth Sub-station (5-15MW) Xcel,

Southwest Power Pool

Project Scope

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Reese Sub-station (1.0 MW)

Source: NREL

Source: EIA

To analyze field-collected information from an energy storage system integrated with wind generation and serving commercial loads To assess operations of energy storage systems and quantify key impacts on long term battery operation