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2012 IEEE EPEC Electrical Power and Energy Conference

Resilient Green Energy Systems for a Sustainable Society

October 10-12, 2012 London, Ontario, Canada

Technical and Financial Benefits of Electrical Energy Storage

Hussein Ibrahim, Rachid Beguenane, Adel Merabet

Technical and Financial Benefits of Electrical Energy Storage

Hussein Ibrahim, Rachid Beguenane, Adel Merabet

RMC Canada

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OUTLINE OUTLINE

ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEFINITION ENERGY STORAGE VALUE ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS CONCLUSION

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ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEFINITION ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEFINITION

  • Electrical Energy Storage (EES) refers to a process of converting electrical

energy from a power network into a form that can be stored for converting back to electrical energy when needed [Source: Baker J.N., 1999 ]

[Source : www.Electricitystorage.org]

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ENERGY STORAGE VALUE ENERGY STORAGE VALUE

  • Energy storage:
  • Optimises the match between demand and generation
  • reduction of greenhouse gases emissions;
  • Improves the grid utilisation by storing and moving low-cost power into higher

price markets

  • reducing peak power prices.
  • Complements the primary generation by reducing the cycling and dispatch of

large fossil units meant for baseload.

  • Increases the value and the amount of renewable energy in the grid
  • transforming “take it when you can get it” into scheduled power.
  • Improves the security and assurance of the grid
  • participation to voltage

regulation, black start, frequency control, emergency power.

  • Postpones the need for new transmission assets depending on where storage

assets are placed.

  • Support

the distributed generation (DG) : Storage assets placed at distribution-voltage substations and integrated into advanced DG devices and uninterruptible power systems.

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ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES

Storage devices can be classified by :

  • 1. Technology type :

Mechanical, Electrical, Electrochemical

  • 2. Power and energy rating :

Large scale, small scale

  • 3. Application :

Power quality and reliability, Power network applications

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ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES

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ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES

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ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES

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TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

  • A. Generation

Commodity Storage: Storing bulk energy generated at night for use during peak demand periods during the day. Contingency Service: Contingency reserve is power capacity capable of providing power to serve customer demand should a power facility fall

  • ff-line.

Area Control: Prevent unplanned transfer of power between one utility and another. Grid Frequency Support: means real power provided to the electrical distribution grid to reduce any sudden large load/generation imbalance and maintain a state of frequency equilibrium for the system’s 60Hz. Black-Start: This refers to units with the capability to start-up on their

  • wn in order to energize the transmission system and assist other

facilities to start-up and synchronize to the grid.

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  • B. Transmission and Distribution
  • System Stability: The ability to maintain all system components on a

transmission line in synchronous operation with each other to prevent a system collapse.

  • Grid Angular Stability: means reducing power oscillations by injection and

absorption of real power.

  • Grid Voltage Support: means power provided to the electrical distribution

grid to maintain voltages within the acceptable range between each end

  • f all power lines.
  • Asset Deferral: Defer the need for additional transmission facilities by

supplementing and existing transmission facilities.

TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

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  • C. Energy Service

Energy Management (Load Levelling / Peak Shaving): Load Levelling is rescheduling certain loads to cut electrical power demand, or the production

  • f energy during off-peak periods for storage and use during peak demand
  • periods. Whilst Peak Shaving is reducing electric usage during peak periods
  • r moving usage from the time of peak demand to off-peak periods.

Unbalanced Load Compensation: This can be done in combination with four- wire inverters and also by injecting and absorbing power individually at each phase to supply unbalanced loads. Power Quality improvement: This result in different issues including: Harmonics, Power Factor, Transients, Flicker, Sag and Swell, Spikes, etc. Energy storage systems (ESS) can mitigate these problems and provide electrical service to the customer without any secondary oscillations or disruptions to the electricity "waveform". Power Reliability: Can be presented as the percentage/ratio of interruption in delivery of electric power versus total uptime. ESS can help provide reliable electric service to consumers (UPS) to ‘ride-through’ a power disruption.

TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

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D. Supporting the Integration of Intermittent Renewable Energy Sources

  • Frequency and synchronous spinning reserve support: Energy storage can provide

prompt response to imbalances between generation and load without the emissions related to most conventional solutions.

  • Transmission Curtailment Reduction: An EES unit located close to the wind

generation can allow the excess energy to be stored and then delivered at times when the transmission system is not congested.

  • Time Shifting: Wind turbines are considered as non-dispatchable resources. EES

can be used to store energy generated during periods of low demand and deliver it during periods of high demand.

  • Forecast Hedge: Mitigation of errors (shortfalls) in wind energy bids into the

market prior to required delivery, thus reducing volatility of spot prices and mitigating risk exposure of consumers to this volatility.

  • Fluctuation suppression: Wind farm generation frequency can be stabilized by

suppressing fluctuations (absorbing and discharging energy during short duration variations in output).

TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

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FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

  • Cost Reduction or Revenue Increase of Bulk Energy Arbitrage: Arbitrage

involves purchase of inexpensive electricity available during low demand periods to charge the storage plant, so that the low priced energy can be used or sold at a later time when the price for electricity is high.

  • Cost Avoid or Revenue Increase of Central Generation Capacity: For areas

where the supply of electric generation capacity is tight, energy storage could be used to offset the need to: a) purchase and install new generation and/or b) “rent” generation capacity in the wholesale electricity marketplace.

  • Cost Avoid or Revenue Increase of Ancillary Services: These are what might

be called support services used to keep the regional grid operating. Two more familiar ones are spinning reserve and load following .

  • Cost Avoid or Revenue Increase for Transmission Access/Congestion:

Transmission access/congestion charges can be avoided because the energy storage is used.

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FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

  • Reduced Demand Charges: Reduced demand charges are possible when

energy storage is used to reduce an electricity end-user’s use of the electric grid during times grid is high (peak electric demand periods).

  • Reduced Reliability-related Financial Losses: This benefit is very end-user-

specific and applies to commercial and industrial customers, primarily those for which power outages cause moderate to significant losses.

  • Reduced Power Quality-related Financial Losses: Power quality anomalies
  • f interest are those that cause loads to go off-line and/or that damage

electricity-using equipment and whose negative effects can be avoided if storage is used.

  • Increased Revenue from Renewable Energy Sources: Storage could be used

to time-shift electricity generated by renewables. Energy is stored when demand and price for power are low, so the energy can be used when (a) demand and price for power is high and (b) output from the intermittent renewable generation is low.

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CONCLUSION CONCLUSION

Energy Storage has the potential to become the sixth dimension of the electricity value chain with special near- term benefits for renewables and grid management.

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THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

Questions?

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