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5th Annual Smart Grids & Cleanpower 2013 Conference

5 June 2013 Cambridge

The 2050 Challenge and Technology Solutions

Phil Proctor – Programme Manager Energy Storage and Distribution


Innovative technologies, sub-systems and information

Which energy technologies do we need and when?

ESME Strategic design tool 2020 - 2050integrating power, heat, transport and infrastructure providing national/

regional system designs

ETI Delivery of engineering demonstrations of innovative low carbon energy systems

Viable commercial operation

Setting strategic direction Creating commercial confidence

World-class ETI capability in energy system modelling

and strategic analysis

Focused on the integrated UK energy system – power, heat, transport and

associated infrastructure


Energy System Modelling

Environment

• A national energy system design tool

• Distinctive modelling approach– Least cost optimisation (policy

neutral)

– Focus on the “destination” and

backcasting

– Probabilistic treatment of uncertainties

– Includes spatial & temporal factors

• Informed by ETI members/advisors

• Internationally peer reviewed


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Low carbon doesn’t have to be

expensive (<1%GDP 2010-2050) CCC Target

Current technology capability

Expected improvement in technology capability

Abatement Cost£/Te CO2 in 2050


GB electricity and low grade heat demand (2010)


Large increase in power capacity

without CCS

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Tidal Stream

Hydro Power

Micro Solar PV

Onshore Wind

Offshore Wind

H2 Turbine

AD CHP Plant

IGCC Biomass with CCS

Nuclear

CCGT with CCS

CCGT

IGCC Coal with CCS

PC Coal with CCS

PC Coal

OCGT

Oil Fired Generation

Interconnectors

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No CCS


ESME Scenario – With CCS

Electricity Generation

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Tidal Stream

Hydro Power

Micro Solar PV

Onshore Wind

Offshore Wind

H2 Turbine

Anaerobic Digestion CHP Plant

Incineration of Waste

IGCC Biomass with CCS

Biomass Fired Generation

Nuclear

Nuclear Life Extension

CCGT with CCS

CCGT

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PC Coal with CCS


ESME Scenario – No CCS


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Wave Power

Tidal Stream

Hydro Power

Micro Solar PV

Onshore Wind

Offshore Wind

H2 Turbine

Anaerobic Digestion CHP Plant

Incineration of Waste

Biomass Fired Generation

Nuclear

Nuclear Life Extension

CCGT

PC Coal

OCGT

Oil Fired Generation


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Implications of CCS on decarbonising

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Natural Gas

PHEV / H2 vehicles

Hybrid

ICE


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Implications of CCS development on

heat?

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No CCS Ground Source Heat Pump

Air Source Heat Pump

Electric Resistive

Biomass Boiler

Gas Boiler

Oil Boiler

District Heating


ESME Scenario – With CCS

Storage Capacity

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Building Hot Water Storage

Building Space Heat Storage

Geological Storage of Hydrogen

Battery Storage of Electricity

Pumped Heat Electricity Storage

Compressed Air Storage of Electricity

Pumped Storage of Electricity


ESME Scenario – No CCS

Storage Capacity

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ESME Scenario – NO CCS

Storage Capacity Excluding

Hydrogen

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Optimised 2050 world (i.e. with CCS) Optimised 2050 world without CCS available

Example of Offshore Wind as a “CCS Hedge”


Innovative technologies, sub-systems and information

Which energy technologies do we need and when?

ESME Strategic design tool 2020 - 2050integrating power, heat, transport and infrastructure providing national/

regional system designs

ETI Delivery of engineering demonstrations of innovative low carbon energy systems

Viable commercial operation

Setting strategic direction Creating commercial confidence

World-class ETI capability in energy system modelling

and strategic analysis

Focused on the integrated UK energy system – power, heat, transport and

associated infrastructure


ETI Programmes


SMEs

Large Corporates

ETI Members

Universities & Research

Institutes

£208m major projects

underway

£162m further projects in

development

Organisations working with the ETI

Commissioning and funding

projects


Who We Work With


2050 Energy Infrastructure Outlook

Deliverables

• Cost data tool for infrastructure optimisation

analysis. Vectors included are Hydrogen,

Gas, Electricity and Heat.

• Includes for new build, repurposing,

refurbishment and abandonment.

B u r o H a p p o l d


PerAWaT – Performance Assessment

of Wave and Tidal Array Systems

Deliverables

• Tool for assessing energy yield from tidal

and wave arrays

• Validated numerical models of wave and

tidal devices, interaction between devices in

arrays and interactions between arrays


CCS Tool-kit

Deliverables

• Tool kit allowing simulated

build of system allowing

evaluation of components,

system requirements and

operational characteristics

• Target availability mid 2014


£15.5m Investment – Very Long

Blades (Blade Dynamics)


Floating Offshore Wind System

Demonstrator Up to £25m project

• Front End Engineering Design (FEED

study)

– TLP approach

• Best “additionality for ETI”

– Led by Glosten Associates

– Alstom 6MW turbine

– Contracts signed February 2013

– 12 month project

– Preferred site: wave hub, off NW

coast of Cornwall

• Followed, if good enough investment

case, by full scale demonstrator

– In water 2015/16


Distribution Scale Pumped Heat

Electricity Storage

• Demonstration of the Isentropic

electricity storage system

• 11kV connected substation on

Western Power Distribution’s

network

• 1.4 MW / 4 hour (5.6 MWh) rating

• Design, development, construction,

testing & in-service operation for up

to 2 years


Pre-Saturated Core Fault Current

Limiter (PCFCL)

• 10MVA Device

� Built in Wilson Transformer,

Melbourne Australia.

� Tested in November 2012.

� Shipped in December 2012.

� Scheduled to arrive in UK March

2013.

� Scheduled to complete

commissioning June 2013.

� UKPN Demonstration Site

Newhaven, E Sussex

� Scalable to 33kV and 132kV


For more information

about the ETI visit

www.eti.co.uk

For the latest ETI news and

announcements email

[email protected]

The ETI can also be

followed on Twitter at

twitter.com/the_ETI

Energy Technologies Institute

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Holywell Park

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For all general enquiries

telephone the ETI on

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