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Creating Flexibility in the

Energy System

Killian WalshAsset Development Manager, Bord Gáis Energy

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What does flexibility mean to you ?Energy customer

• Facilitation of renewables • Reaching 75% Non Synchronous generation• Alternatives to network upgrades

System operator• Resilience• Energy Efficiency • Reduction of energy costs• Access to traded markets

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Connection and supply

Wholesale marketse.g. energy trading markets

Energy insight

Vehicle to Grid

Power generation

Demand Side Response

CHP

Energy efficiencye.g. solar panels, LED lighting, heating, ventilation andair-conditioning

Battery storage

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Demand Side Response

Optimise across full range of energy consuming & power generation assets

Environmental systemsE.g. industrial heating, air conditioning units, air handling units and building management systems

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On-site generationE.g. Combined Heat and Power units (CHP), solar PV

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Industry assetsE.g. Pumps, compressors, production lines and waste/clean water process

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Energy resilienceE.g. Batteries, standby or back up generation and diesel generators

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Route to market is managed through an Energy Management Platform

Insights Optimisation Solutions

Energy Insights with Panoramic PowerGranular Sub Metering and monitoring of main power lines and large

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Granular monitoring of individual circuits

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3rd Party Metering /

Utility Meter

Device-levelenergy insights

Flexible generation

Energystorage

Flexible demand

CHP

FlexPond

Energy Management Platform

Charging

EV

Additional Services

Generation, flexible demand, storage, frequency controls,

reserve, capacity

FlexTreoDay ahead, imbalance /

transmission cost forecasting and site automation

Neas DirectRoute to market for export power, wholesale market

exposure for import power

E-PowerOn-site generation

asset management and market integration

Wholesale marketsUK and European energy

markets access

Supply contractEnergy solutions and services for

industrial and commercial

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Optimisation with in built market & commercial logic

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Customer can enter a breakdown directly into run strategy

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Energy Storage

Energy Storage is attracting a lot of attention

Greentech Media, 21/11/17

Washington Examiner, 16/01/18

Electrek, 11/01/18The Guardian, 24/07/17 The Guardian, 09/10/17

BBC News, 01/12/17

Utility Dive, 09/01/18Energy Storage News, 05/01/18Energy Storage News, 11/01/18

Energy Storage News, 16/01/18







Utility Dive, 17/01/18

Global Storage Forecasts– IHS: 40GW by 2022 www.metering.com/news/energy-storage-systems-market-navigant-research/ energystorage.org/energy-storage/facts-figures

– BNEF: 125GW/305GWh by 2030 https://about.bnef.com/blog/global-storage-market-double-six-times-2030/– Navigant: 50GW by 2026 www.metering.com/news/energy-storage-systems-market-navigant-research/

By 2030 energy storage forecasted to grow to up to c. 300 GWH

https://about.bnef.com/blog/global-storage-market-double-six-times-2030/

GWh Other

350 • South Korea

300 • Australia

250 • U.K.

200 Germany

150 • India

100 • Japan

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Lithium ion (electrochemical)Electronics, EVs, best for short-duration applications

Lead acid (electrochemical)Fossil fuelled cars &uninterruptible power supplies

FlywheelsPower-led cases (i.e. frequency regulation)

Redox flow (electrochemical)Good for energy-led cases (i.e. renewables support)

Pumped HydroMost established technology, c. 150GW installed globally

Ice Energy StorageSimilar technology to water/space heaters

How Batteries drive flexibility

Reference: “The Economics of Battery Energy Storage” –Rocky Mountain Institute

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Reference: Bloomberg New Energy Finance

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The problem is well understood For example by 2040 in the UK

So is the solution

Without V2X /Smart Charging

With V2X /Smart Charging

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk Source: Resourcefully

Current electricity usage at peak times

61.GW per year

Extra energy needed to power electric

cars by 2040

30GW

To produce the extra 30GW per year we would need to build either an extra •••

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10,000 New wind turbines

9.6 Hinkley nuclear power stations

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CHARGE ON DAYTIME

EXTRA DEMAND

ENERGY RELEASE ON EVENING

One size does not fit allCommercial Customers SC or V2B & V2G

Domestic Customers SC or V2H & V2G

Connected BusinessesReducing business fleet costs and CO2Reducing building energy costs and creating new revenue

Smart CommuteProvide back up power and free charging for employee EV’s

Connected HomeReducing home energy costs

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The future is flexible but it is going to take work

F exible Working For ALL

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3) Build a local energy system 4) Trial a local energy market

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