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Welcome to the 10th Annual Global Climate & Energy Project Symposium Sally Benson, GCEP Director Professor of Energy Resources Engineering
October 14, 2014
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A unique forum for engaging in informed discussion of the latest issues and trends in the energy arena: ▪ Stage setting plenary talks ▪ In-depth panel discussion of energy issues ▪ Presentation of cutting-edge academic research ▪ Opportunities for learning about broad energy areas ▪ Interactions with leading energy research practitioners
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Moving the clean energy agenda forward
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2004 - 2014
A decade of extraordinary progress!
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Cost of PV Modules Continues to Decline
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2004 ~ $3.00 per Wattp
2014 ~ $0.70 per Wattp
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Source: Jenny Chase, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, 2014.
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Growth of PV Installed Capacity
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MW Installed Capacity
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Source: European Photovoltaic Association, 2014.
40 x increase
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Growth of Wind Power Installed Capacity
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MW Installed Capacity
Source: Global Wind Energy Council, 2014.
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Growth ~ 23%/year
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Natural Gas Production in the U.S.
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Source: EIA, 2014.
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Growth ~ 2.5%/year
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Hybrid Electric Vehicle Sales in the U.S.
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Source: Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicle Data Center (U.S. DoE).
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Electric Cars!
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The World’s First Power Plant with CO2 Capture and Storage
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Boundary Dam Project Saskatchewan, Canada
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But, our job is not done!
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Growing Demand for Energy Services
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Increasing at 2.1% per year
Energy Consumption
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Energy Poverty Persists Throughout the World
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Source: World Energy Council, 2013.
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Coal Use Continues to Grow
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Growth ~ 3.7%/year
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Wind and solar energy resources are intermittent
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Energy storage is needed
Source: Data from BPA.
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Relentless Growth in CO2 Emissions
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Monthly Carbon Dioxide Concentrations parts per million
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Source: Scripps Institute, Keeling Data, 2014.
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A Look Ahead
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GCEP Research Goals
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Lower Cost and Higher Efficiency Renewable Electricity
Scalable and Cost Effective Renewable Fuels
Affordable Low-Carbon Fossil Fuels
Lower Cost and High Efficiency Fuel Cells and Batteries
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Renewable Electricity
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More Efficient Solar Cells
Build tandem cell from perovskite and silicon, then increase stability and reduce toxicity
Lead
Iodide
CH3NH3
Methylammonium-lead-iodide
16%
25%
Mike McGehee
Hema Karunadasa
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Renewable Fuels
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Turning CO2 into Liquid Fuel
Use oxide-derived copper as catalyst in generation of potential fuels from CO2
renewable energy
electricity
fuel
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H2O Matt Kanan
Efficient Two-step Conversion of CO2 to Fuels
Copper Nanoparticle
Ethanol
Acetate
Propanol
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Ethylene and Ethane
Oxide-Derived Nanocrystalline
Copper
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Fuel Cells and Batteries
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Longer Lasting High Energy Density Batteries
A coating of binding polymer repairs mechanical damage that accompanies large volumetric changes during charge and discharge.
Could enable batteries for electric vehicles to last much longer
Lithiation Self-Healing
Current technology
Batteries with self-healing polymers
# of Charging Cycles
Energy Storage Capacity
Battery With Self-Healing Polymer
Battery Without Self-Healing Polymer
Zhenan Bao
Yi Cui
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Low-Carbon Fossil Fuels
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Lower Cost Carbon Capture
Apply dramatic properties of carbonic anhydrase enzymes to exchange CO2 in biological systems to CO2 capture from power plants
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Capture Regeneration
Pressure Swing
CO2
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Net Electricity
CO2 Emissions
No CO2 Capture
Current Technology
Target For This Technology
Capacity for CO2 Capture
# of Cycles
Durable Capture Materials
Zhenan Bao
Dan Stack
Jen Wilcox
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Extremely Affordable Photovoltaics
Highly Active Electrocatalysts
Hybrid Systems for 70% Conversion Efficiency
Production of Fuels with Net Negative Emissions
Future Directions
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▪ Climate Change: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability › Chris Field, Founding Director – Carnegie Institution’s
Department of Global Ecology, Co-Chair of IPCC WG II ▪ The Role of Industry in the Sustainable Energy Transition
› Chad Holliday, Board of Directors – Bank of America ▪ Moving the Clean Energy Agenda Forward in Developing
Countries › Daniel Kammen, Director – Renewable and Appropriate
Energy Laboratory, Professor –Energy and Resources Group, UC-Berkeley
▪ The World is Fast › Thomas Friedman, Columnist – The New York Times, Author
Plenary Sessions
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Hear views of global energy thought leaders on key energy issues
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Perspectives from the World’s Largest Industries on Approaches for Addressing the Global Energy Challenge ▪ Moderator:
› Arun Majumdar Professor – Mechanical Engineering, Senior Fellow – Precourt Institute for Energy, Stanford University
▪ Panelists: › Pete Trelenberg
Manager – Environmental Policy & Planning, Exxon Mobil Corporation
› John Woolard Vice President – Energy, Google
Panel Discussion
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Gain insights into future energy directions from the world’s largest commercial companies
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▪ Renewable Fuels
▪ Energy Conversion Materials and Devices
▪ Low-Carbon Fossil Fuel Energy Systems
▪ Renewables
GCEP Research–Technical Presentations
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Learn about the latest technology innovations in clean energy research from GCEP principal investigators
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▪ Wind 101
▪ Net Energy Analysis of Renewables 101
▪ Thermoelectrics 101
▪ Synthetic Fuels 101
Energy Tutorials
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Gain a basic understanding of key technical areas in energy from leading experts
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▪ GCEP 2014 Distinguished Student Lecturers
▪ Poster Session and Reception
▪ GCEP Sponsor/Student Networking Lunch
▪ GCEP Student Social
Student Events
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Interact directly with GCEP energy researchers
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Faculty Investigators
GCEP Sponsors GCEP Sponsors
Grad Students & Post-docs
Grad Students & Post-docs
Entrepreneurial Community
Invited Speakers & Experts Invited Speakers & Experts
General Public General Public
GCEP Community
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Over 700 members are coming together at this meeting to help move the clean energy agenda forward
Thank You, and Enjoy the Meeting
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