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Energy Storage growth has precedent in wind & solar
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$700/kWh
$250/MWh
$150/MWh
$50/MWh
$6/watt
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$3/watt
$65/MWh
$450/kWh
$350/kWh
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$55/MWhCCGT + ST LCOE
LCOE
CapEx
CapEx
$2,000/kWh
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$300/kWh
From 2010 to 2020 marks a 40X improvement in overall ES viability
Sources: EIA, IEA, NREL, GWEC, EPIA, BNEF, Lux, Navigant, HIS CERA, GE Analysis
Solar : PV panel cost
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Curtailed Renewables
Peak Load
Maximize Baseload
Spinning Reserve
Fast Ramping
Frequency Regulation
Baseload0
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Reduce Emissions
Summer day under 50% renewable conditions
ES provides instantaneous local capacity, & continuous ancillary services with no fuel consumption or emissions.
Energy Storage is a unique asset that provides unprecedented flexibility in grid optimization.
Baseload causes excess solar to be curtailed
Short duration peaks after sunset
Respond to sunset dynamics
Real-time frequency control
Dynamic response to events (clouds)
Enables high capacity factor baseload
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Curtailed Renewables
Peak Load
Maximize Baseload
Spinning Reserve
Fast Ramping
Frequency Regulation
Reduce Emissions
ES provides instantaneous local capacity, & continuous ancillary services with no fuel consumption or emissions.
Additional clean energy into system
Reduction in conventional “peakers”
Enables dynamic capacity
Provides 100% of FR with no emissions or constraints
Provides 100% of SR with no emissions or constraints
Enables high capacity factor of baseload generation
From peak capacity and ancillary services
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Curtailed
Renewables
Peak Load
Fast Ramp
Frequency
Regulation
Spinning Reserves
Reduce Emissions
Challenge
Cost
Emissions
Emissions
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Less-dependable
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Why Battery ES?... flexible compared to traditional assets
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+ locational grid benefits+ no air quality constraints+ no local fuel requirements+ defer wires investment+ modular & movable
+ quick to deploy (6mo to COD)
High renewables cause daily profile issues
… .no longer just about energy
Energy Storage flexibility allows optimization of all system assets
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Load curve
w/o renewables
“”Must-run” baseload
Load curve
w/renewables
Scenario: NYISO at 50% Renewables w/4GW ES
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NYISO at 50% Renewables w/8GW ES
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The utility of the future . . .
Is a battery.
Bringing the strengths of GE to Energy Storage
Gas Turbines
CombinedCycle
Nuclear
Wind Solar
2,000GW+ GE power generation
Power GenServices
Gas Engines
GE Store
Broad, diversified portfolio
Long-term, valued brand
Stable & reliable partner
GE Energy Storage
GE Energy Financial Services
Water
GE Global Research Center
Aero
100+ years powering the world … optimizing our future with energy storage
GE’s Advantage… integrated solutions
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MW Class ES PlatformCustom solutions from standard, proven building blocks
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Standard pre-fab enclosure + additional safety features
Battery Enclosure
GE’s Mark VIe Control System has more than 16 million hours of combined operation
Controls
>3.5 million GE Prolectransformers installed
Transformer
>25,000 GE Renewables Inverters installed across Wind, Solar, and ES
InverterProven Li-Ion chemistryTier 1 Suppliers with full GE Supplier Qualification
DC Block
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4 MW / 18 MWh
Behind the Meter
at large Industrial
(5x) 50 kW / 100 kWh
T&D Network Support
1 MW / 2 MWh
Wind Integration
(3x) 200 kW / 400 kWh
Integrated Wind Turbine
(2x) 10 kW / 20 kWh
Behind the Meter
1 MW / 2 MWh
T&D Network
Support
1 MW / 2 MWh
Renewable
Integration
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37 MVA / 20 MWh
Grid StabilityImperial Irrigation District
0.5 MW / 1 MWh
Behind the Meter
at industrial plant
~ 60 MW / ~65 MWh of Grid projects Installed or in Process
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7MW / 7MWh
Grid Stability
Ontario IESO
4
2MW / 8MWh
Solar Integration
Commissioned
Recent order or being built
3MW / 6 MWh
PV/Storage Micro grid
MAECI Solar
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200kW/1MWh
T&D Network Support
Major Utility
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1 MW / 2 MWh
Behind the Meter
GE Energy Storage Grid Projects
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