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EDF’S INTERNAL CLIMATE SERVICE Paul-Antoine Michelangeli EDF R&D, EDF Lab Paris-Saclay, France INSeaPTION workshop 25-26 Sept. 2018, Haarlem, The Netherlands

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Page 1: EDF’S INTERNAL CLIMATE SERVICE

EDF’S INTERNAL CLIMATE SERVICE

Paul-Antoine MichelangeliEDF R&D, EDF Lab Paris-Saclay, France

INSeaPTION workshop25-26 Sept. 2018, Haarlem, The Netherlands

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EDF AND CLIMATE ?

§ NO DOUBT !

§ As an Electricity Company, EDF activities are highly impacted by weather conditions

¨ Winter (19h): - 1°C ~2400 MW additional demand¨ Summer (12h): +1°C ~400-500 MW additional demand

§ Hence, in a changing climate… every entity of the Group isconcerned

• Production (thermal, nuclear, hydro, wind, solar,…)• Transmission & Distribution• Trading and Sales & Marketing• Energy services

§ But, how much ? What could EDF do or expect ?

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HOW DOES EDF ADDRESS THE QUESTION OF CLIMATE CHANGE?

§Early 90’s ! First work with the LMD model (now part of the IPSL climate model)…

§Serious start, the 2003 heatwave¨ EDF entities (Sustainable Development, Corporate Risks,

R&D…) launched series of research programs on the impacts of climate change on EDF activities

§EDF defines Climate Change as one of its important challenges

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WHY A CLIMATE SERVICE AT EDF ?

§ Clear need for an integrated approach of climate change impacts on EDF activities :¨ ensure the coherence of the underlying assumptions of the different

impact studies

¨ enable shared position on climate change adaptation strategies

§ Facing the growing regulatory demands related to climate change :¨ nuclear safety authorities (France and UK) for power plant design and

lifespan

¨ environmental impact assessments

¨ water policy

§ providing an internal scientific expertise on climate change:¨ to be able to carry out internal studies on sensitive issues (designing,

hydropower production, cooling system availability…)

¨ to support EDF entities when confronted to climate change issues

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EDF CLIMATE SERVICE SET-UP

§ EDF’s aim with this internal climate service is not to duplicate or replace other external climate services, but rather to act as a « one-stop-shop » between these services and EDF’s needs

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Datao CMIP5, CORDEX,

… (30TO+)o Re-analysiso Observations

Expert supporto Climate

sciences & others

o State of the arto Links to

ressourceso Projects (H2020,

C3S, etc)

Toolso Pre-processingo Visualisingo Downscalingo Communicatingo …

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CLIMATE IMPACT STUDY IN EDF FRAMEWORK

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6. hydropower generation, nuclear power plant cooling system, electricity

demand, wind power generation…

5. Hydrological modeling

(river flows…)

Other human factors

(water use…)

2. Climate models

1.Scenarios of anthropogenic forcings

4. Downscaling or “raw” data

IPCC / Climate services

Impact studies (EDF)

3. Institutional/external Climate services

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CLIMATE IMPACT STUDY IN EDF FRAMEWORK

EDF internal climate service - INSeaPTION workshop | 09/2018

6. hydropower generation, nuclear power plant cooling system, electricity

demand, wind power generation…

5. Hydrological modeling

(river flows…)

Other human factors

(water use…)

2. Climate models

1.Scenarios of anthropogenic forcings

4. Downscaling or “raw” data

IPCC / Climate services

Impact studies (EDF)

3. Institutional/external Climate services

EDF Climate service

. Data pre-proc. : Homogenization,bias adjustment…. To ensure coherence between studies

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§ Climate projections at power plant locations:

• Air temperature;• Water temperature;• River run-off.

§ Extreme events for power plant design

LotissementProjet ATOLL 2014-2016EXAMPLES OF IMPACT STUDIES

Local scale Global scale

§ Global energy balance:• Temperature (demand);• Wind (energy production);• Solar (energy production).

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NO DOWNSCALINGSUB-SAMPLING

RAW DATA

DOWNSCALING(SUB-SAMPLING)

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COMMUNICATING !

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CONCLUSIONS AND NEXT STEPS (1/2)

§ Climate change is of prime interest for EDF

§ EDF internal Climate Service¨ Supporting EDF entities to address the question of climate change

¨ Set up on three main pillars : DATA - EXPERT SUPPORT – TOOLS

¨ A relay between EDF entities and institutional/external Climate Services

§ What we have learned so far¨ Data is key : Observations, re-analysis…

¨ Interacting with « clients » is essential from the beginning to the end of their studies

¨ In general, too many models to handle for impact studies -> need to define subsampling methods

¨ Communication on climate variability and change is difficult but key to an optimal uptake by users

¨ Clear need for decadal predictions

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CONCLUSION AND NEXT STEPS (2/2)

§ Carry on improving EDF internal climate service (data, tools, GUI, …)

§ Develop links & inter-operability with external services (C3S, ...)

§ Anticipate and prepare for CMIP6 data

§ Step into coastal climate informations :¨ What is the state of the art for local climate projections ?

What can we expect ?¨ Data¨ Tools¨ Links with dedicated climate services

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Thank you