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Microgrid Research at eCAL Professor Scott Moura Assistant Professor | eCAL Director University of California, Berkeley Publications Activities 1. Oakland EcoBlock 2. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy 3. Blockchain: Decentralized


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Microgrid Research at eCAL

Professor Scott Moura Assistant Professor | eCAL Director University of California, Berkeley

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Publications

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Activities

  • 1. Oakland EcoBlock
  • 2. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy
  • 3. Blockchain: Decentralized Coordination of DERs
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Activities

  • 1. Oakland EcoBlock
  • 2. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy
  • 3. Blockchain: Decentralized Coordination of DERs
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Oakland EcoBlock

Pathway to Urban Sustainability: A Transformative Response to Climate Change

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How can millions of ageing, inefficient homes be used to:

v enable a zero-carbon, low water-use future, v eliminate GHG emissions, v reduce stress on potable water, stormwater & wastewater infrastructure, v mitigate urban heat island extremes, v meet or surpass renewable energy goals

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By aggregating common-pool resources on a block scale:

v energy v water v wastewater v food v transportation fuel v Today, sourced individually from a distant location v Tomorrow, can be pooled collectively & locally at huge savings.

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Block-scale retrofits can solve the integrated design problem of greening our cities

  • 1. Energy
  • 2. Transportation
  • 3. Water
  • 4. Wastewater
  • 5. Microclimate
  • 6. Food
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Solar block-scale retrofits drive urban renewal while resolving carbon-free, resource-use optimization

Energy Goal: Reduce imported energy consumption by 80%

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Oakland EcoBlock profile

Ø 28 b

28 buildings

  • 1. 27 houses (often 2-3 units per house)
  • 2. 2 multiple dwellings (20 studio apartments)

Ø av

averag age building building ag age: over 100 year ars

  • 1. mostly in need of significant restoration
  • 2. energy inefficient - big contribution to GHGs
  • 3. water wasteful

Ø dem

emog

  • graphics
  • 1. families + kids, older singles, retired couples
  • 2. approximately 110+ inhabitants

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ixed d eth ethniciti ties es

  • 1. mostly white, Asian, African-American

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socio-ec econ

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  • mic sta

statu tus

  • 1. lower-to-middle class
  • 2. some gentrification
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Electricity: communal, solar rooftop microgrid system

Utility Garage

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All solar electricity: integrated overview

Flywheel storage

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  • System arch

chitect cture:

Ø ~200 kW PV, DC microgrid Ø operates via a utility loop under

the sidewalk (bl (blue ue) ) w/ single inverter connection to grid

Ø utility garage housing power

electronics & flywheel storage

  • Esti

stima mate ted d PV PV syste system m ou

  • utp

tput: t: 300 MWh/year

Ø remove gas combustion in homes Ø drive down electricity costs Ø Increase reliability & resilience

All-solar electric: communal, solar rooftop DC microgrid

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Communal, on-site advanced flywheel storage

  • syste

ystem m arch chitect cture

  • 100kW distributed by 10 units
  • energy capacity = 10kW x 2.5 hrs

= 25 kWh/unit

  • net energy rating = 250 k

250 kWh

  • fly

lywheel l tech chnology

  • 30-year design life
  • zero CO2 emissions
  • no capacity degradation
  • no hazardous materials
  • low cost manufacturing process
  • high end-of-life value material
  • 100% recyclable
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Nighttime storage for homes, EVs & street lighting

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Research Challenges

  • Uncertain solar generation, load consumption, EV behavior
  • Planning software for EV charging poles
  • Control software for energy management, and grid services
  • Security & Trust
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Activities

  • 1. Oakland EcoBlock
  • 2. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy
  • 3. Blockchain: Decentralized Coordination of DERs
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Altaeros Energies Buoyant Airborne Turbine

YouTube Video link

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  • 20-year LCOE below 0.20 USD/kWh
  • Diesel-Battery Hybrids are $0.50 to $10 USD/kWh
  • Access wind speeds with 5X higher density than fixed turbines
  • Reduce material by 90%
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Spatiotemporal Optimal Control

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Spatiotemporal Optimal Control

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Spatiotemporal Optimal Control

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Activities

  • 1. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy
  • 2. Oakland EcoBlock
  • 3. Blockchain: Decentralized Coordination of DERs
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Motivation

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Understanding Trust Issues

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What are Blockchains?

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Blockchains & Decentralized Optimization

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Application to Coordinated DERSs in Microgrids

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Sample Results

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Summary

  • 1. Oakland EcoBlock
  • 2. Microgrids with Airborne Wind Energy
  • 3. Blockchain: Decentralized Coordination of DERs

Discussion

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VISIT US!

Professor Scott Moura Energy, Controls, and Applications Lab (eCAL) University of California, Berkeley ecal.berkeley.edu smoura@berkeley.edu