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Valuing Benefits of Pumped Hydro Storage Francois Vitez, P.Eng Senior VP Power Markets BBA Engineering Through the rear view mirror What are we doing TODAY that will sound absurd to the next generations? Drivers for Energy Storage


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Valuing Benefits of Pumped Hydro Storage

Francois Vitez, P.Eng Senior VP – Power Markets BBA Engineering

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Through the rear view mirror

What are we doing TODAY that will sound absurd to the next generations?

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Drivers for Energy Storage

Decreasing cost of Solar and Wind generation Decarbonization

  • Reduction GHG (India 30% of 2005 emissions by 2030)
  • Retirement of thermal base load
  • Electrification of the economy
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Paradigm Shift in Electricity Supply

Source: A Paradigm Shift in Electricity Supply (David Mills/ABC News)

Yesterday Tomorrow

Flexible Source (eg. Hydro, Storage)

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Energy Storage Uses & Categories

Chemical Batteries Pumped Storage Liquide Air Thermal

Bulk

  • Transmission decongestion
  • Peaker replacement
  • Frequency regulation
  • Energy Arbitrage
  • Operational reserves

Distribution

  • Local generation capacity
  • Frequency regulation
  • Distribution Substation Investment

Deferral

  • Distribution Feeder Investment Deferral
  • Operational reserves

Behind the meter

  • Microgrids
  • Islanding
  • Interconnection expansion deferral
  • Time-of-day use
  • Demand-side Management
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Value of Storage

Energy storage can enhance the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and reliability of the electricity

  • grid. It can provide multiple

services in one asset and can quickly and economically adapt to changing system needs

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Pumped Hydro

  • Represents 95% of the worlds Electricity Storage (130 GW)
  • Most were built 40 to 60 years ago along with Nuclear plants
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Closed Loop vs Open Loop

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Synchronous

  • Traditional
  • Longer reaction time (minutes)
  • Less regulating and flexibility
  • Cheaper machines
  • Less submergence (lower cost)
  • Less benefits to the system
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Variable Speed

  • Faster reaction time (seconds)
  • Regulating and flexibility
  • More costly equipment
  • Deeper submergence (higher costs)
  • Great value to the system
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Ternary Pumped Hydro Units

  • Turbine & Pump on a same shaft
  • Torque Converter (Clutch)
  • Allows for fastest reaction time
  • Most regulating and flexibility
  • Pricy equipment
  • Very large and complex powerhouse ($$$)
  • Complex Manifull ($$$)
  • Most benefits to the system
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Business Case for PSP

Energy Market (Arbitrage) Ancillary Services Operating Reserve Contingency Reserve Spinning Reserve Active Standby Non-Spinning (Supplemental) Reserve Active Standby Regulating Reserve Active Standby Demand Response Load-Shed Service Black Start Service

Arbitrage is great but its just not enough!

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Business Case for PSP

Electricity Market Energy Storage System ESS Revenue Optimizer

Round-Trip Efficiency Life Cycle Nominal Energy & Power Opex & Capex Capacity Maintenance Agreement

Basic Parameters

  • f ESS

Perfect Knowledge Market Forecast Probability of Dispatch

Market Parameters Output

Day-Ahead Bid Schedule

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Typical day operation Arbitrage Only

*Case study in Alberta, Canada. 10MW/20MWh unit

$0 $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 $50

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  • 10
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5 10 15 20 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 MWh Charge Energy SOC Price

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Typical day operation Revenue Stream Optimizer

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  • 5

5 10 15 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 MWh Charge Energy Act Reg Act Spin Act Sup Stb Reg Stb Spin Stb Sup

  • *Case study in Alberta, Canada. 10MW/20MWh unit
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Annual average revenue

*Case study in Alberta, Canada. 10MW/20MWh unit

$0 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000 $3,000,000 Arbitrage ESS Revenue Optimizer Perfect Knowledge Market Forecast

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धनॎयवाद

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Back up slide – ES technology cost comp.

Levelized Cost of Energy ($/kWh)

Lazard 2.0, Highview

$116 $314 $342 $425 $267 $152 $301 $290 $227 $140 $690 $555 $933 $561 $198 $784 $348 $280 Compressed Air Flow Battery Flywheel Lead-Acid Lithium-Ion Pumped Hydro Sodium Sulphur Molten Salt Liquid Air

Technology Characteristics and market trends

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Sources: Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), Government of South Australia, and Morgan Stanley

Australian Pumped Hydro Storage (PSP) Market

  • 500MW of new pumped hydro projects by 2021, and another 2,300MW by 2030
  • PSPs seen as critical element to support Australia’s ambitious renewable energy transition which has already caused 2 major blackouts in

the country in recent years; and the renewables portion of the energy mix is set to grow to 50% by 2030!

  • PSPs critical to manage the “duck curve” caused by Solar & Wind(i.e. low intraday demand/prices which need to be balanced)
  • Gas prices are very high now in Australia, so pumped hydro energy storage is competitive and Clean.

KEY INITIATIVES

  • $50M Grid Scale Storage Fund by the Government of South Australia and >$25M invested in studies on PHES alone by the Australian

Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

  • Recently, NSW Government announced its pumped hydro roadmap: Tasmania’s ‘Battery of the Nation’, and approved the “Snowy 2.0”

plan to add 2,000 MW of new renewable pumped hydro capacity to the iconic Snowy Hydro Scheme.

  • SNC-Lavalin is already involved in several projects and pursuits
  • Early involvement through Government studies and ECI work for Baroota, Shoalhaven and Kanmantoo
  • Strong renewable and pumped hydro potential is also spurring new T&D projects such as a second interconnector across the Bass Strait

and other interconnection projects to unlock 400 MW of “latent dispatchable capacity”

AUSTRALIAN PUMPED HYDRO STORAGE MARKET OVERVIEW

Australia has identified Pumped hydro Energy Storage as a critical element for supporting its ambitious transition to renewable energy, with >3,000 MW in planned new hydro pumped storage capacity, representing >$5B in total value.

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