Presentation - Stadler - German Center for Research and Innovation

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Presentation - Stadler - German Center for Research and Innovation
Panel on “Smart Grids”
German House, New York, November 12th 2015
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
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What do Bill Murray and I have in common?
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Everything is smart today!
Barbeque: that was yesterday – today you apply a smart grill
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Everything is smart today!
Yesterday: Smart Grids – Today: Smart Jennifer Aniston
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Everything is smart today!
Smart Flying: Not flying Lufthansa when cabin crew is on strike!
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
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Everything is smart today!
Smart Flying: Not flying Lufthansa when cabin crew is on strike!
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Why apply Smart Grids in Germany?
 Resilience towards
 Natural disasters, such as storms, earthquakes, …?
 Terrorist attacks?
 …
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Transition of the energy system within pre-existing energy infrastructures …
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From a fossil-nuclear to renewable basis
 … In every country, the term “smart grid” is understood in a different way!
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Regionale u. überregionale
Verknüpfungspunkte
KWK
Smart Energy Systems
Köln
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
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KWK der
Rheinenergie
Regionale u. überregionale
Verknüpfungspunkte
Smart Energy Systems
Köln
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
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E-Auto
E-Bike
E-Dreirad
E-was-auch-immer
KWK der
Rheinenergie
Regionale u. überregionale
Verknüpfungspunkte
Smart Energy Systems
Köln
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
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Wärmespeicher
E-Auto
E-Bike
E-Dreirad
E-was-auch-immer
KWK der
Rheinenergie
Regionale u. überregionale
Verknüpfungspunkte
Smart Energy Systems
Köln
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
Wärmespeicher
E-Auto
E-Bike
E-Dreirad
E-was-auch-immer
Verknüpfung verschiedener Netzinfrastrukturen (Polynetze)
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KWK der
Rheinenergie
Regionale u. überregionale
Verknüpfungspunkte
Smart Energy Systems
Köln
Prof. Dr. habil. Ingo Stadler
Wärmespeicher
E-Auto
E-Bike
E-Dreirad
E-was-auch-immer
Verknüpfung verschiedener Netzinfrastrukturen (Polynetze)
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Power-to-Gas
(my) Definition: Smart Grid
Information
Grid
Smart
Energy
Meter
Electricity
Grid
Grid
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Difference between “innovations in energy technologies” and “smart grids”
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Transmission grids always had been smart, here is no innovation
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Other innovations e.g. within HVDC are of high importance, but not “smart”
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Netzentwicklungsplan
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Power line loading in n-1 case [% of nominal capacity]
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Overloaded Power lines in n-1 case [h/a]
Source: www.netzentwicklungsplan.de
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Bottlenecks, Simultaneity
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Detached house’ fuse: three
phase 63 A
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Why can’t all houses feed this
power also backwards to the grid?
Including electrical
heating
Low electrification degree
Including electrical cooking
Includes electrical hot
water production
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Simultaneity of
Photovoltaic Power
Systems is almost “1”
(in a restricted area)
Bottlenecks, Voltage Limitations
10kV
0,4kV
Feeder 1:
high load, e.g.
electrical heating
Feeder 2:
high generation
Capacity, e.g. PV
+10%
Deviations in
the medium
voltage grid
+4%
-10%
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Deviations at transformer
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Deviations in
the low
voltage grid
When high to medium voltage transformer
is at 104% the ±10% is kept with:
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Highly loaded string:
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5 % voltage drop in the low voltage grid
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3 % in the distribution system
transformer
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5 % in the medium voltage grid
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1 % safety reserve.
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High feed-in string:
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3 % voltage drop in low voltage grid
including transformer
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2 % voltage drop in medium voltage
grid
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1 % reserve.
Smart Grid Solution to these problems
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PV inverters can inject reactive currents in order to influence voltage and keep within the ±10% limit.
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Active Power Feed-in
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Reactive Power Feed-in
Reaction to frequency changes – old version
System behavior of generation capacity
(e.g. PV) in low voltage grids
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PV would be
disconnected
f [Hz]
PV power >> 3 GW
50,2
50,1
Load < generation
Load > generation
∆P
50,0
Primary Control Capacity
3 GW
49,0
Load shedding 10-15% of system load
48,7
Load shedding of further 10-15% of system load
48,4
Load shedding of further 15-20% of system load
47,5
Disconnection of all generating facilities
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How are people affected by smart grid solutions?
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People are experienced to high reliability electricity supplies
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As long this remains to be reality, people don’t notice smart grid solutions
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Smart Metering Services … and people get into touch with
smart grid solutions!
Source: Ubitronix
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… what is the pre-requisite for additional user feedback
and provision of system services
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Smart Metering – Services
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… with in-house communication: automated
Demand Side Management
Source: google
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… with in-house communication and load
pattern recognition:
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influencing production processes to optimize
load profiles
 here: injection-molding machines
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Source: IGUS,
Cologne
Energy Displays
techem –
assisto
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Energy Displays
 Frequency distribution of heat energy consumption in 29,500 refurbished apartments in
Berlin; without user feedback
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Source: Benecke, J.: Energiesparen durch technische Hilfsmittel: Auf die Regelkreise kommt es an! VDI Bericht1531. Nierstein. 2000
Energy Displays
 Frequency distribution of heat energy consumption in 2,800 refurbished apartments in Berlin;
with single room control and user feedback
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Source: Benecke, J.: Energiesparen durch technische Hilfsmittel: Auf die Regelkreise kommt es an! VDI Bericht1531. Nierstein. 2000
Pilot Projects for the Smart Future
E-Energy Model Regions
 Competition where six model projects
were declared the winners
 Funded by the Federal Ministry for the
Environment and the Ministry for
Economics
 60 million euros of funding
 Together with capital invested by the
companies 140 million euros are
mobilized
 In 2012, the model regions should be
ready for market launch and to test their
marketability in everyday applications.
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Conclusion
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People are still not affected by smart grid solutions
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Everything is still in pilot phases
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Legislation /
Regulation
Establishment of
norms and standards
Pilot Projects
Studies / Calculations
Ideas of dreaming
researchers / Visions
Today
Conclusion, where are we now?
Time
Smart Grid, Relevant Norms and Standards
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Smart Grid, Relevant Norms and Standards
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Smart Grid, Relevant Norms and Standards
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Regulation
Regulation is not yet in place for the
establishment of smart grids
In contrary: it avoids investments in
smart grids
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Should I already book a flight for 2016?
Thank you for your attention
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