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Accelerating commercialisation
of low carbon innovation
Transport Bioenergy
Offshore Wind
Buildings
Carbon Capture and Storage
Marine
Energy Storage and Distribution
Transport
Distributed Energy
Smart Systems and Heat
Bioenergy
Innovating to deliver affordable, secure, sustainable low carbon energy for the UK
The ETI is a public-private partnership between global energy and engineering companies and the UK Government.
– Providing new technology and business concepts
– Generating UK economic development
– Building better understanding of energy challenges
– A collaborating force
– Informing policy
ETI’s industry and government partnership shares risk and creates affordability for development and demonstration of new technologies
Addressing UK Energy Development Priorities:
Efficiency Systems and technologies for reducing cost and improving buildings and transport
Nuclear Building supply-chain capacity and financier confidence
Gas A critical fuel for power heat, storage and potentially for transport
CCS System demonstration for capture, transport and storage
Offshore renewables Reducing cost
Bioenergy Creating the science, technology and business knowledge base for decisions on how to use bioenergy crops
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Offshore Wind
Buildings
Carbon Capture and Storage
Marine
Energy Storage and Distribution
Transport
Distributed Energy
Smart Systems and Heat
Bioenergy
ETI technology programme areas
ETI members
ETI programme associate
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Knowledge building Developing technology Demonstrating technology and system solutions
Bioenergy Multi-site fi eld trial to study impact of bioenergy crops on soil carbonisation and greenhouse gas emissions – Reporting in 2014
Energy Storage and Distribution New approach to storing electricity at scale
– Testing up to 2017
Offshore WindNew designs for Floating turbine platforms – reducing generation costs – Tank testing and design completed in 2013
Marine Optimising wave and tidal array yields – Industry use from 2013– Reporting in 2014
Marine3 phase 11KV Wet-mate connector with integrated communications – Delivered in 2012
Offshore Wind World leading facility to increase reliability of new turbines – Operational from 2014
Carbon Captureand Storage First comprehensive UK CO2 Storage database – Delivered in 2013
TransportIncreasing effi ciencies of HDV land and marine vehicles by up to 30% – Testing up to 2017
Marine 1MW tidal generator providing environmental impact and performance – Operational in 2013
Delivering innovation from strategic planning to technology demonstration
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The ETI works with:
SMARTtide Simulated Marine ArrayResource Testing
Knowledge building to...
Now available as a commercial product from HR Wallingford, part of a £0.5m contract from ETI
– Simulated Marine Array Resource Model
– Commercially available from May 2013
– Developed by HR Wallingford as part of ETI Tidal Resource Modelling project
– Inform industry decision making through robust, shared evidence and commercially available projects
– Build a better understanding of decarbonisation potential in developing industries
– Inform policy debate
of projects focussed on knowledge building to date£51m
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WaveDyn Wave energy modeller
CO2 Stored
Now available as a commercial product from DNV GL, part of an £8m contract from ETI
– Marine energy array performance modelling toolset – commercially available from late 2012
– Models validated through tank testing and open-water tests carried out as part of the project in UK, Ireland, Netherlands and France
– Comprehensive database of potential UK CO2 Storage licensed to The Crown Estate and British Geological Survey
– Database developed out of ETI £4m UK Storage Appraisal Project
– Launched in May 2013
– Software upgrade launched in September 2013
– Available to industry as web fee paying service
Developed by DNV GL as part of ETI PerAWAT project
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Developing technology to...
11 KV Wet-mateUnderwater connector
Now available as a commercial product from MacArtney – £1.4m contract from ETI– Completed early 2012
– Build supply chain capability– Create economic
opportunities– Exploit UK technology
knowledge and skills
of projects focussed on developing technology to date£66m
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Fault current Limiter
In supply from GridON with site test by UK Power Networks– £4m contract from ETI– Installation complete summer
2013 – fully operational on UK power networks
High effi ciency SCR
In supply from Caterpillar, Johnson Matthey, Loughborough University– £4.5m contract from ETI– Visualisation rig operational Q3
2013 at Loughborough University – Test cell and vehicle demo in 2016
(Caterpillar, Peterlee)
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1MW marine tidal turbine
Delivery led by Rolls-Royce, operational phase led by Alstom– Part of a £12.5m contract from ETI– Operational from early 2013 at European Marine
Energy Centre (Scotland)
Demonstrating technology to...
– De-risk new systems– Focus and accelerate low
carbon innovation– Build investor confi dence
of projects focussed on demonstrating technology to date£103m
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Wind turbine drive train test rig
15MW rig in supply from GE Power Systems (UK) and MTS (USA) – £25m contract from ETI – For use at UK National Renewable
Energy Centre
£2m investment from ETI kick-starting National Grid programme to appraise Southern North Sea aquifer– Storage development and qualifi cation
is the longest lead time item in the CCS chain and the greatest uncertainty– Drilling completed in Summer 2013
CCS storage sitedevelopment
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Strategic insights and system modelling
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Energy System Modelling
» Energy System Modelling Environment (ESME) A national energy system design and planning capability
» EU ESME A European modelling prototype developed providing system design and planning capability at a continental level
» EnergyPath A new development under construction in our Smart Systems and Heat programme to provide local (urban area) energy system modelling tools
Our modelling work and insights from our programme areas are becoming increasingly important to the value the ETI delivers.
ETI system modelling is used by UK Committee on Climate Change and DECC to support policy recommendations.
Some of the reports and publications ETI data and insights appeared within the last 12 months:
• EEF – Tech for growth – delivering green and growth policies through technology
• Policy Connect – Future energy series of reports
• DECC Heat Strategy
• Offshore Wind Industrial Strategy, business and government action report
• Element Energy report on the costs of CCS for BIS and DECC
• CCS in the UK – Government response to the CCS cost reduction task force
• BIS report – Global market opportunities and UK capabilities for future smart cities
• DECC renewables roadmap
EnergyPath is a registered trademark of Energy Technologies Institute LLP
An insights report by the Energy Technologies Institute
TransportAn affordable transition to sustainable and secure energy for light vehicles
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ETI InsightsDeveloped from ETI projects and in-house analysis
Carbon Capture and Storage
» Carbon Capture and Storage –Potential for CCS in the UKA demonstration of the system wide importance of CCS through its capability and fl exibility to reduce carbon emissions from a large range of activities
» Optimising the location of CCSin the UKAn examination of how informed decisions about CCS infrastructure location is critical to help keep costsand risks low
» A picture of CO2 storage in the UK –Learnings from the ETI’s UKSAP and derived projectsAn analysis providing estimates of thesize and cost of equipping the UK with a CCS infrastructure which allows it to meet its 2050 climate change targets
Transport
» An affordable transition to sustainable and secure energy for light vehicles in the UKAn analysis of the light vehicle market and its energy supply infrastructure to defi ne a potential carbon transition path that is affordable, secure and sustainable for the UK
Available to download at www.eti.co.uk
to sustainable and secure energy for light vehicles
Carbon Capture and StoragePotential for CCS in the UK
A summary insights report by theEnergy Technologies Institute
Marine
» Marine Energy Technology RoadmapA roadmap developed by the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) and the ETI identifying the research and development areas that need to be addressed to make marine energy cost competitive with other energy technologies.
Informing policy to underpin market developments
UK Government select committee appearances 13
UK Advisory boards with ETI staff members49
Responses to Government consultations41Third party policy documents referencing ETI insights79
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Academic research partnerships building knowledge and developing skills
Offshore Wind
Carbon Capture and Storage
University of Edinburgh Heriot Watt University University of DurhamImperial College LondonUniversity of NottinghamUniversity of Southampton
UCL
University of Edinburgh University of OxfordQueens University BelfastUniversity of ManchesterCranfi eld UniversityUniversity of StrathclydeUniversity of Sheffi eld
Marine
University of Edinburgh University of OxfordQueens University BelfastUniversity of Manchester
Transport
Loughborough University University of Aberdeen University of SussexImperial College LondonUniversity of LeedsUCL
University of ManchesterUniversity of Strathclyde
Energy Storageand DistributionBuildings
UCLUniversity of ManchesterCranfi eld University
Cranfi eld UniversityAberystwyth UniversityUniversity of AberdeenUniversity of EdinburghUniversity of SouthamptonUniversity of YorkUniversity of CambridgeImperial College LondonUniversity of LeedsBioenergy
Cranfi eld University University of StrathclydeUniversity of Sheffi eld
Smart Systems and Heat
Distributed
£6.5m
Value of ETI projects involving Universities and Research Institutes
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9IDCORE Industry partners
Invested in skills development for future engineers– Co-funded with EPSRC– University of Edinburgh– University of Exeter – University of Strathclyde
£19mSpend to date on Universities and Research Institute contracts
Students on the IDCORE programme
29Universities and Research Institutes in projects
75Industry groups from 51 companies in projects with Universities
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The next fi ve years Very long bladeNext generation high performance wind turbine blade development– In development by
Blade Dynamics for test from 2015
Economic and commercial impact– Increased support for
business development as well as technology development
– Increased engagement with supply chain partners and co-funders on major demonstration projects
Accelerating the introduction of fuel effi cient technologies into the market through research and development work that benefi ts the industry
Floating Wind Turbine Platform – Design of an offshore fl oating platform
able to deliver lower cost electricity through increased availability in higher wind speed, deep water areas
– Wave tank testing complete and no issues identifi ed with the model
– Site development underway off the South West of England
Offshore Wind
Offshore Wind Engaging the Sector
TransportCarbon Capture and Storage
Developing and demonstrating innovative, effi cient vehicle and vessel concepts using new component technologies
Next Gen Capture Systems Focus on lower cost capture technology for gas fi red power stations
Transport
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Grid scale energy storage– Substation scale electricity
storage as heat – In development for UK
substation test
Smart Systems and Heat
Waste Gasifi cation – Competition to design and build
the most effi cient, economical and commercially viable waste gasifi cation demonstrator plant
Skills development – Developing supply
chain capabilities – Linking academia
and industry
– Creating future proof and economic local heating solutions for the UK
Bioenergy
Industry Growth
Energy Storage and Distribution
storage as heat – In development for UK
substation test
The next fi ve years
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– Investing in
future engineers through the IDCORE programme
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Benefi ts of ETI membership
BusinessExpansion
KnowledgeBuilding
RelationshipBuilding
Product /SystemDevelopment
Revenue Return
Helping create platform for future business developments and market engagement, fi rst mover advantage
Informing industry decision making, exposure to UK commercial, policy, market, technical, supply-chain and consumer acceptance issues
Through secondments, ETI networks and direct project involvement – linking into UK supply-base, technology developers and key academic innovation teams
Learnings and IP to integrate back into in-house capability and activities
Short-term – through potential delivery of ETI procured projects, long-term through use of full range of ETI project developments and knowledge in global markets
Fault Current Limiter Offshore Wind Test Rig
ReDAPT
gCCS
Wave FarmerTidal Farmer
IDCORE
Available now
CO2 StoredWaveDynWet-mate Connector SMARTtide
ESME
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