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Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical Advisory Services Electric Power Research Institute [email protected] March 3, 2008 Executive Summary: Electric Energy Storage

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Page 1: Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical

Presented to:California Energy CommissionEfficiency Committee WorkshopLoad Management Standards Scoping

Presented by:Mike HeinrichEPRI Member Technical Advisory ServicesElectric Power Research [email protected]

March 3, 2008

Executive Summary: Electric Energy Storage

Page 2: Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical

2© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Let’s Don’t Allow the Recent Texas Grid Stage II Emergency Caused By Wind Generators to Happen in California Time (Hr)

Load (MW)

Reuters New FlashLoss of Wind Causes Texas Power Grid Emergency

Wed Feb 27, 2008 8:11pm EST

HOUSTON (Reuters) - A drop in wind generation late on Tuesday, coupled with colder weather, triggered an electric emergency that caused the Texas grid operator to cut service to some large customers, the grid agency said on Wednesday.

Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) said a decline in wind energy production in west Texas occurred at the same time evening electric demand was building as colder temperatures moved into the state.

The grid operator went directly to the second stage of an emergency plan at 6:41 PM CST (0041 GMT), ERCOT said in a statement.

System operators curtailed power . . . .

Reuters New FlashLoss of Wind Causes Texas Power Grid Emergency

Wed Feb 27, 2008 8:11pm EST

HOUSTON (Reuters) - A drop in wind generation late on Tuesday, coupled with colder weather, triggered an electric emergency that caused the Texas grid operator to cut service to some large customers, the grid agency said on Wednesday.

Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) said a decline in wind energy production in west Texas occurred at the same time evening electric demand was building as colder temperatures moved into the state.

The grid operator went directly to the second stage of an emergency plan at 6:41 PM CST (0041 GMT), ERCOT said in a statement.

System operators curtailed power . . . .

Page 3: Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical

3© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Time (Hr)

Daily Electric Load In CaliforniaM

ega

Wat

ts (

MW

)

24181260

Efficiently Use of Renewable Resources:Energy Storage = Dispatchable Load Management

Page 4: Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical

4© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Types of Electric Energy Storage Technologies

• Pumped Hydro

• Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES)

• Flywheels

• Batteries

• Super-Capacitors (SuperCaps)

• Superconducting Magnetics

• Thermal Storage

• Fuel Cells (reversible)

• Hydrogen Storage

…..but, not all energy storage is created equally

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5© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Frequency Regulation:Frequency Regulation:

Ramping:Ramping:

Load LevelingLoad Leveling

Time (Hr)

Load (MW)

0 24

• CAES

• Pumped Hydro

• Battery, Flow type

• Note: In California ramping is a big issue

• Battery, Regular or Flow Type

• SuperCap

• Flywheel

• SMES

• CAES

• Pumped Hydro

Str. Chrg Time ~ Hrs

Str. Chrg Time ~ Min’s

Str. Chrg Time: ~ 0.5 Day

Energy Storage Efficiently Resolves Renewable Resource Fluctuation, Ramping and Load Management Issues

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6© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Electric Energy Storage Applications(All Boundaries Of Regions Displayed Are Approximate)

1.01.0

0.10.1

1010

100100

0.1 Cycle0.1 Cycle 10 Cycle10 Cycle 5 Hour5 Hour

Power QualityPower Quality

TemporaryTemporaryPower Power InterruptionsInterruptions

15 Minutes15 Minutes

10001000

SystemSystemstabilitystability

VAR VAR SupportSupport

Peak ShavingPeak ShavingT&D DeferralT&D Deferral

Load LevelingLoad LevelingRampingRampingEnergy ArbitrageEnergy Arbitrage

1 Hour1 Hour15 Second15 Second

Spinning Spinning ReserveReserve

RenewablesRenewables - Wind- Wind - Solar- Solar

Remote Island Applications

Village Power Applications

PeakPeakShavingShavingand T&D and T&D Deferral Transmission Deferral Transmission Conjunction ManagementConjunction Management

BlackStart needs1 to 10 MW’sFor a 1 to 2 Hr. Duration

FrequencyFrequencyRegulationRegulation

HighPriorityFor Grid Response

HighPriority for Load Manage-ment

Page 7: Presented to: California Energy Commission Efficiency Committee Workshop Load Management Standards Scoping Presented by: Mike Heinrich EPRI Member Technical

7© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Solution: Deploy Energy Storage “Shock Absorber” Plant, Sized and Controlled To Resolve Wind Resource Power Fluctuation, Ramping and Load Management Issues

Problem:Wind Plants Produce Off-Peak and Output Power Fluctuations That Limit Their Value

Controller Storage

Wind Generator

+

+

+

-

Set Point

Time (Hr)

Load (MW)

Dispatchable Wind Power to Grid

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10© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

Electric Energy Storage: Value Proposition

Types ofTypes ofBenefitsBenefits

Physical SystemPhysical SystemGeneration T&DGeneration T&D

StrategicStrategic• Improve EfficiencyImprove Efficiency• Enhance Enhance Renewables Renewables • Mitigate Mitigate UncertaintyUncertainty• COCO22 Reduction Reduction

OperationalOperational• EfficiencyEfficiency• DynamicDynamic• Load LevelingLoad Leveling

CorporateCorporatePerspectivePerspective

CustomerCustomerPerspectivePerspective

TimeTime

STRATEGIESSTRATEGIES

RisksRisksAndAnd

OpportunitiesOpportunities

Time (Hr)

Load (MW)

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11© 2008 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. All rights reserved. Robert Schainker

One of Edison’s Most Famous Quotes:“In Periods of Profound Change, The Most Dangerous Thing Is to Incrementalize Yourself Into The Future.” Bottom Line: Think “Out of the Box”……we need a Revolution not Evolution!

One of Edison’s Most Famous Quotes:“In Periods of Profound Change, The Most Dangerous Thing Is to Incrementalize Yourself Into The Future.” Bottom Line: Think “Out of the Box”……we need a Revolution not Evolution!

Edison

Tesla

Westinghouse

Steinmetz