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Experiences with Grid Integra3on of Wind Power in Sri Lanka Kamani Jayasekera Deputy General Manager (Transmission and Genera3on Planning) Ceylon Electricity Board Sri Lanka

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ExperienceswithGridIntegra3onofWindPowerinSriLanka

KamaniJayasekeraDeputyGeneralManager(TransmissionandGenera3onPlanning)CeylonElectricityBoardSriLanka

•  TotalCapacity3928MW•  Hydro 1377MW-35%•  Coal 900MW-23%•  Oil 1186MW-30%•  OtherRenewable465MW-12%PeakDemand2455MW

PresentCapacityofthePowerSystem

Hydro35%

Coal23%

oil30%

OtherRE12%

PresentStatusofDevelopmentofOtherRenewableEnergy(asat31stMarch2016)

ProjectType No.ofProjects

Capacity(MW)

MiniHydroPower 158 315

WindPower 15 129

Biomass-Agricultural&IndustrialWastePower 4 13

Biomass-DendroPower 4 7

SolarPower 3 1.4

Total-Commissioned 184 465

AnnualEnergyContribu3onfromORE

2014SriLankanTransmission

SystemwithWindDevelopmentZones

PuSalam

Hambanthota

Ambewela

Mannar

KilinochchiWind

Exis3ngWindPowerPlantsProjectName Loca3on Capacity(MW)

HambanthotaWPP Hambanthota 3

MampuriWPP PuSalam 10

SeguwanthivuWPP PuSalam 10

VidathamunaiWPP PuSalam 10

WilpitaWPP Balangoda 0.85

NirmalapuraWPP PuSalam 10

AmbewelaWPP NuwaraEliya 3

MadurankuliyaWPP PuSalam 10

UppudaluwaWPP PuSalam 10

KalpiYyaWPP PuSalam 9.8

ErubukkudalWPP PuSalam 4.8

MampuriWPP-II PuSalam 10

MampuriWPP-III PuSalam 10

PuloppalaiWPP Kilinochchi 10

VallimunaiWPP Kilinochchi 10

MusalpiZWPP PuSalam 10

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CapacityFactor:25.9%

RenewableEnergyIntegra3onStudies

•  System studies are being revised in order to idenYfy thesystem impacts on integraYon of intermiSent renewableenergy sources and to idenYfy the necessary transmissionnetwork improvement including the financial and economicimplicaYons.

DevelopmentPlanofOtherRenewableEnergyPowerPlants

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PresentGridConnec3onCode•  Controls

–  ThewindfarmshallprovidethecontrollingfacilitytolimitthevariaYonofthewindfarmbyincorporaYngnecessarycontrolstoindividualwindturbines

–  TherampratewillbedefinedforthegridsubstaYonandshallnotexceed10MW/minute

•  Protec3on§  FrequencyRequirement(47-52Hz)

§  OverFrequency: 1.04pu-ConYnuously§  UnderFrequency: 0.94pu-ConYnuously

§  VoltageRequirement§  OverVoltage: 1.1pu–ConYnuously

>1.1pu,1sec–Shouldremainconnectedtothegridfor1secondandtrip§  UnderVoltage: <0.9pu,3sec–IfLVRTcapabilityapplicable,

Shouldremainconnectedtothegridfor3 secondsandtrip

§  Otherwise: <0.9pu,1sec–Shouldremainconnectedfor 1secondandtrip

PresentGridConnec3onCodeCont.§  PowerFactorandReacYvePowerSupport

§  WindFarmshalloperateintherangeof0.98leadingtoUnityPowerFactor§  ReacYvepowersupportrangeis0.80laggingto0.95leading

§  LowVoltageRideThrough(LVRT)Capability§  If the grid voltage at the point of interconnecYon reduces to 40% of the

nominal voltageand remainat40%of thenominal voltage foraperiod lessthan100msandthenrecovertoavoltageof90%orhigherwithin3seconds,the wind farm shall remain connected to the grid. If voltage during thedisturbancereducesbelowtheaforesaidvoltageprofile,windfarmshalltrip

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PresentGridConnec3onCodeCont.

•  PowerQuality§  Harmonics

§  RelevantemissionlimitsasperIEC61800-3isgivenbelow

§  Flicker§  FlickeremissionforconYnuousandswitchingoperaYonshouldbewithinthelimitsgiveninIEC60868,IEC61400-21andIEC61000-3-7

HarmonicOrder OddHarmonicCurrent(%ofIrated)

EvenHarmonicCurrent(%ofIrated)

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11≤n<17 2.0 0.5

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THD≤5%(forn=40)

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Genera3onExpansionPlan2015-2034

YEAR RENEWABLEADDITIONS

THERMALADDITIONS

2015 - 60MWBargePowerPlant

2016 - -

2017 35MWBroadlandsHPP120MWUmaOyaHPP

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2018 100MWMannarWindParkPhaseI 2x35MWGasTurbine

2019* - 1x35MWGasTurbine

2020 31MWMoragollaHPP15MWThalpiYgalaHPP100MWMannarWindParkPhaseII

2x250MWCoalPowerPlantsTrincomaleePowerCompanyLimited

2021 50MWMannarWindParkPhaseII -

2022 20MWSeethawakaHPP20MWGinGangaHPP50MWMannarWindParkPhaseIII

2x300MWNewCoalPlant–Trincomalee-2

2023 25MWMannarWindParkPhaseIII 163MWCombinedCyclePlant

2024 25MWMannarWindParkPhaseIII 1x300MWNewCoalplant

2025 1x200MWPSPP25MWMannarWindParkPhaseIII

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2026 2x200MWPSPP -

PowerSystematPresent

•  Installedcapacity -3923MW•  PeakDemand -2455MW•  OffpeakDemand -950MW

PowerSystematPresentCont.

•  Gridissmallandisolated.•  PowersystemisoperaYngwithlessspinningreserveandalso

lessreservecapacity.•  System frequency is controlledmostly by hydro generators

response Yme of which is not sufficient to respond for amajorsystemdisturbance.

•  AutomaYcGovernorControlsarenotinplaceatpresent.•  System inerYa is low. Mostly system survives with under

frequencyloadsheddingschemeincaseofadisturbance.

IssuesRelatedtoWindPowerIntegra3on

•  To deal with IntermiSency of wind power generaYon,addiYonalspinningreservesarerequired.

•  Capacity of transmission infrastructure in wind rich areas islimited.

•  Wind power is available mostly during minimum loadcondiYon when major power contribuYon is from coal.Therefore,windpowerhastobeintegratedde-loadingcheapcoalpowergeneraYon.

•  WindpowerisalsoavailablemostlyduringwetseasonwhenhydropowergeneraYonishigh.Therefore,windpowerhastobeaccommodated de-loadingcheapgeneraYonfromhydropowerplantsduringlowdemandcondiYon.

IssuesRelatedtoWindPowerIntegra3onCont.

•  InerYacontribuYonfromwindpowerplantstothesystemisverysmall.

•  Powerqualityissues•  Environmental and social issues are encountered in

implemenYngwindpower.•  At present, generaYon from wind power plants is not

curtailed as per the Standard Power Purchase AgreementssignedwithCEB.However,inthefuture,windgeneraYonwillhavetobecurtailedduringlowdemandcondiYontomaintainsystemstabilityandovercomeotheroperaYonalissues.

Measuresunderconsidera3ontofacilitategridintegra3onofwindpower

•  Develop wind plants as parks and introduce wind forecasYngsystemstodealwithintermiSency.

•  ImproveoffpeakdemandbyimplemenYngDSMmeasures.•  Improve the system inerYa, by implemenYng planned major

generaYonaccordingtotheLongtermGeneraYonExpansionPlan.•  Generatorswithfastresponsesuchasgasturbines,combinedcycle

shouldbeinstalled.•  Requiredtoinveston newtransmissioninfrastructuretotransmit

powerfromNorthandNorthWesterntodemandcentres.•  Powerqualityissueswillbeaddressedcomplyingwithgridcode.•  Feasibility of connecYng Sri Lankan Electricity Grid with Indian

Electricity Grid is also under consideraYon which will definitelyimprovethereliabilityandstabilityofthesystem.