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EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor - Perspective and Experiences Dec. 8, 2011, University of Manchester Jayant KUMAR, Director of Smart Grid Program

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Page 1: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

EPRI Workshop

Utility and Vendor - Perspective and Experiences

Dec. 8, 2011, University of ManchesterDec. 8, 2011, University of Manchester

Jayant KUMAR, Director of Smart Grid Program

Page 2: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Complete Offering in Clean Energy & Transportation Infrastructures

Products & ServicesPower

− Nuclear, thermal & Renewable− Carbon Capture & Storage− Automation

Grid

− HVDC− Network management − Substations

Transport− Rolling Stock− Infrastructure & systèmes− Systems & Services

Transversal Technologies• Power Electronic Converters

• Automation & Embedded Controls

• Energy & Asset Management Software

Page 3: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

The New System Flexibility Challenge

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fenix‘… a step towards the future of

electricity networks’

fenix‘… a step towards the future of

electricity networks’

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Page 4: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

2030 typical UK Scenario

Wind

MW Price

Wind

EnergyDispatch

“Base-Load” will need to become highly flexible

Page 5: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Alstom Grid’s technologies and solutions are at the heart of the Smart & Super Grids

Alstom Grid is strong technology leader in

Control Room Solutions for Grid

Systems

Historical activity evolving towards new Smart Grid areas

On-line stabilityRenewable

Connection

DER Integration

- DR, DG, ES, EV

Eco-Cities Grid

Connections

NiceGridIssyGrid

Page 6: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

PhasorPoint installations worldwide

2009 Energinet.dk

2006 Iceland

1995 Scottish

Power

2007 UK

consortium

2010 Mexico

2011 WECC

2010 PG&E

2011 ISO-NE

2011 Manitoba Hydro

2011 Midwest ISO

Krafnat

2011 Svenska

Krafnat

Operationally Proven

2009 Colombia

2010 Mexico

2000 Powerlink

2011 Eskom

� Leading vision and roadmap

� Operationally proven solutions

� Focus on delivering real benefits

Page 7: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Alstom North America - SGIG Contracts

• Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC)

• Midwest ISO (MISO)

• Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)

• ISO New England (ISO-NE) 2010: PG&E

2011 WECC

2011 ISO-NE

Hydro

2011 Manitoba

Hydro

2011 Midwest ISO

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• ISO New England (ISO-NE)

• Manitoba Hydro (MH)

• Florida Power & Light (FPL)

• Duke Energy

2010: PG&E

2010 FPL

2010 Duke

Page 8: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

ALSTOM SynchroPhasor Customers…

• WECC

• MISO (pending)

• ISO-NE

• Also openPDCs for all TOs

• Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)

• Svenska Kraftnät –Swedish Electricity Transmission System Operator

• Eskom –South Africa Power Utility

• Energinet.dk

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• Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)

• Proof of Concept (POC) lab available for demos

• Florida Power & Light (FPL)

• Duke Energy

• Manitoba Hydro

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• ScottishPower

• AEMO –Australia Energy Market Operator

• Iceland

Page 9: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Smart Renewables : New IT connections between renewables (Wind & Solar) & Grid Control Centers

Example: RTE - IPES

France expected wind total

capacity

System views

Overall architecture

Solution

� e-terra Renewable Desk integrated in RTE national and regional control centers

Customer challenge

� Manage massive introduction of intermittent and distributed generation units – from 15 TWh in 2010 to 55 TWh in 2020

Overall architecture

Page 10: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Leadership in Storage/DC Grid TechnologiesTres Amigas Super-Station

• Project in Development

• Multi-directional facility for renewable energy exchange between regions

• Stage 1− Interconnection between WECC and

Eastern Interconnected System− 750 MW VSC BTB

• Future Stages• Future Stages− Future link with ERCOT to be added− Additional capacity for all directions− 2 x 750 MW VSC BTB− 3 x 920 MW LCC BTB

• Exposed DC Busbar for creating multi-terminal with superconductor bus

• Battery Storage included

• Auxiliary power from renewable generation

Page 11: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Smart TransmissionUnified Grid Security Analysis & Visualization

PMU

MEASUREMENT-BASED

Analysis

(PhasorPoint)

Traditional

MODEL-BASED

Analysis

(EMS)

SCADA

& AlarmsWAMS

Example: PG&E, USA

Control Center -PDC

& Alarms

State

Estimator

State

Measurement

Other EMS

Applications

New

Applications

Small Signal

Stability

Oscillation

Monitoring

Transient

& Voltage

Stability

Stability

Monitoring

& Control

Page 12: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Our Vision for EMS Evolution

PMU measurement-based methods

monitor grid stability in real-time:

– Track current damping levels

– Detect & alarm stability risks & sudden events

PREDICT & MITIGATE

EDGE

MONITOR

OPERATING POINT

PREDICT & MITIGATE

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Model-based techniques (SSAT, TSAT, VSAT)

provide the predictive component (i.e. ‘what-if’ analysis)

– Available MW transfer capability (‘distance’ to the edge)

– Assess impact of critical contingencies. (e.g. change in damping)

– Recommend controls based on sensitivity information.

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Our Vision for EMS EvolutionWide Area Situational Awareness

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Query: station voltages

Evolving to a new EMS Cockpit

Contour: area Voltage

Trend Charts

NYISO - August, 2010

Flyout: SCADA 1-lines

Power flow animation

Dynamic Dashboard, Trends, Pie Charts

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ALSTOM Solutions

ALSTOM

Model-based dynamic analysis:

-Voltage Stability Analysis (VSAT)

-Small Signal Stability Analysis (SSAT)

-Transient Stability Analysis (TSAT)

Commercial provider of synchronized

measurement & monitoring solutions:

PhasorPoint :

SynchroPhasor Framework

PMU-based applications

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ALSTOM

EMS

Applications

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Why PMU-based analysis?

Improve Security

� EARLY WARNING OF

INSTABILITY

� SITUATIONAL AWARENESS

� ISLANDING RECOVERY

� BLACKSTART

Increase Transfer

� RELIEVE DAMPING

CONSTRAINTS

� STATE ESTIMATION &

CONTINGENCY ANALYSIS

� IDENTIFY LINE

PARAMETERS

System Analysis

� PSS TUNING

� PLANT COMMISSIONING

� POST-EVENT ANALYSIS

� IMPACT OF RENEWABLES

� IDENTIFY DYNAMICS

� SELF-HEALING GRID

� IDENTIFY DYNAMICS

ISSUES

PSS

ENABLED

PSS

DISABLED

Page 17: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

PhasorPoint System and Applications

Basic Applications

Voltage, Phase Angle and Frequency

Active/Reactive Power and Symmetrical Components

Disturbances

Advanced Applications

Islanding, Resynchronisation and Blackstart

Oscillatory Stability

Voltage Stability

Line Parameters and Thermal Rating

Generator Modelling and Test

Angle Constraint Active Management

Page 18: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

Scalable from Pilot to Large Scale

Small Pilot Systems Large Enterprise-Class Systems

Enterprise-class reliability, security, inter-operability

Supports 5,000+ phasors @ 50/60Hz

Enterprise-class reliability, security, inter-operability

Simple implementation

Pilot installation ≤ 5 locations

Simple implementation

• High Availability & Co-Location Options

• Fully Scalable (locations, phasors, etc.)

• Fully Extensible (applications, etc.)

• Efficient & Flexible Archiving

• Flexible Display Building

• High Availability & Co-Location Options

• Fully Scalable (locations, phasors, etc.)

• Fully Extensible (applications, etc.)

• Efficient & Flexible Archiving

• Flexible Display Building

Page 19: EPRI Workshop Utility and Vendor Perspective and Experience

ALSTOM’s Solutions Offering Today

• PMU Functionality (MiCOM P847): Multi-function device with PMU capability.

• Substation PDC (MiCOM S800, Psymetrix PDC): Ruggedized PDC for substation environment.

• Regional & Control Center PDC (openPDC, Psymetrix): Processing, Synchronizing, Storing time-series data.

• Wide Area Situational Awareness & Visualization (e-terravision, PhasorPoint):

− Monitoring angle differences for instability, Identifying low voltage areas & available voltage support sources, User-created, on-the-fly, dynamic dashboardson-the-fly, dynamic dashboards

• Synchrophasor Applications (Psymetrix, PhasorPoint):

− Oscillatory stability monitoring (OSM), Fast detection & alarming of unexpected disturbances; Composite events, Islanding, restoration, blackstart.

• “Phasorpoint Compact Edition” for utilities and TOs with a small number of PMUs

− Psymetrix PDC, Basic Phasorpoint applications & UI

• Improved State Estimation using Voltage and Current PMU data (e-terranetwork)

• EMS Model-based Stability Solutions (Powertech Labs, DSA):

− VSAT /SSAT/TSAT integration with Visualization platform

• Engineering Services–PMU Placement Studies, PSS Tuning, Post Disturbance Analysis, Baselining PMU archives

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