Puglia Active Network. Vincenzo M. Emma Green Week 2017 Bruxelles, 31/05/2017

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1 Puglia Active Network Vincenzo M. Emma Green Week 2017 Bruxelles, 31/05/2017

2 Enel Global Infrastructure & Networks 61 Mln Customers Colombia 2.8M customers Italy 32M customers 1.9 Mln Km of lines 414 TWh Distributed Energy Peru 1.4M customers Chile 1.8M customers Brazil 6.7M customers Argentina 2.5M customers The information contained in this document is the property of e-distribuzione S.p.A and must be used by the recipient only for the purposes for which it was received. It may not be copied or disclosed in any without the explicit permission of e-distribuzione S.p.A. Spain 12 M customers Romania 2.7M customers 2

3 e-distribuzione S.p.A. Infrastructure and Networks Italy 31.6 M Customers Producers > employees 27 GW Generation Km of lines MV/LV Substations HV/MV Substations 223 TWh Distributed Energy Open DSO for an advanced and high quality service The information contained in this document is the property of e-distribuzione S.p.A and must be used by the recipient only for the purposes for which it was received. It may not be copied or disclosed in any without the explicit permission of e-distribuzione S.p.A. 3

4 e-distribuzione in Apulia region 2,4 mln users producers THE IMPACTO OF PAN ON THE DISTRIBUTION GRID km lines 70% 102 primary substations 80% km lines substations 100 switching substations 56% secondary substation 22% employees 45 companies producers 94 % 4 4

5 Scenario Apulia is the first region in Italy in terms of installed photovoltaic power plants (2555 and has the highest production level from these plants (3715 The increased amount of energy produced by DG requires a novel active management of the network We re facing the need to obtain an enhancement of electric distribution network performances through innovative technologies This project will address some of the priority aspects under study in the Roadmap proposed by the European Electricity Grid Initiative (EEGI) within the SET PLAN (smart grids area) 5

6 First Smart Grid in Europe at regional scale Puglia Active Network is a 170 M value project, financed by European Commission for a maximum amount of 85 M (under the NER300 second call) More efficient and reliable grid performances facing the increase of DG Foster the creation of an eco sustainable urban model Enable new services to citizens 6

7 Project goals and expected benefits Goals 19.2 TWh, FER energy production ( ) 30 th July 2018, entry into operation Knowledge sharing Expected benefits Improving Quality of Service Increasing hosting capacity Optimizing energy efficiency The proposed solution The project final version foresees the elimination of the IEC61850 customer control devices for the active/reactive power control and the IEC61850 Interface Enhancing Protectionelectric Relay. The mobility project final version aimed to provide Enel PODs all the necessary equipment to make them available and ready for Remote Disconnection and measurement. In addition it is expected to realize the predisposition for connection of the IEC61850 customer control devices and IEC61850 Interface Protection Relay. Compared to the original proposal, the MV active customer will not be involved on the a) innovative voltage regulation (by reactive power regulation), b) limitation/modulation of active power c) Inter-trip message. 7..

8 Smart Grid functionalities implemented Advanced automation DG monitoring and controlling MV lines voltage monitoring and controlling Predictive maintenance on primary substations Electric vehicles recharging infrastructure 8

9 Puglia Active Network Project actors NER 300 FUNDING PROGRAMME RESPONSIBLE MEMBER STATE REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER STATE TECHNICAL PARTNER PROJECT SPONSOR 9 8

10 PAN Project schematic Primary Substations TPT2020 New AT/MT Transformer Protection New MV feeder protections LAN Router LTE MV MV Remote Busbars TPT2020 New MV feeder protections LAN Router LTE SMART INFO LV Active MV USERS Vacuum circuit breaker (DY800) Advanced fault locator (RGDM) Voltage and current sensor (ST) Remote Terminal Unit (UP) Router LTE Passive MV USERS Vacuum circuit breaker (DY800) Advanced fault locator (RGDM) Voltage and current sensor (ST) Remote Terminal Unit (UP) Router LTE Pole Mounted Switches Fault locator (RGDAT) Remote Terminal Unit (UP) Router LTE IMS Secondary Substations Vacuum circuit breaker (DY800) Advanced fault locator (RGDM) Voltage and current sensor (ST) Remote Terminal Unit (UP) Router LTE CHARGING STATIONS

11 TLC infrastructure All nodes (SS, PS, MV user, PMS) are always on connected through wireless LTE connections. The nodes communicate with each other through two collection and switching hubs. The two HUBs (Bari e Palermo) are connected to the provider network through fiber optic connections. 11

12 EV charging stations Pole Station Pole Station Permitting phase completed Fast Recharge Plus

13 PAN EV charging stations POLE STATION Charges up to 2 vehicles simultaneously (or 1 car and 1 motorcycle) 22kW (cd Mennekes, type 2) AC recharge and 3 kw (cd Scame, type 3a) recharge allowed Complete recharge within 1/2 hours (22kW mode) Complete recharge within 6/8 ore (3kW mode) Compatibility with each electric car existing recharging in AC mode on the market Interoperative and multivendor in order to adapt to every energy supplier FAST RECHARGE PLUS Charges up to 3 vehicles simultaneously 22kW-43kW (cd Mennekes, type2) AC recharge and 50 kw DC (CHAdeMO e Combo2) recharge allowed Complete recharge within minutes Compatibility with each electric car existing on the market Autonomy extended out of the city boundaries Interoperative and multivendor in order to adapt to every energy supplier

14 Activities status % Project Progress ENGINEERING 100 PROCUREMENT 99 PRIMARY SUBSTATIONS 17 SECONDARY SUBSTATIONS 68 EV CHARGING STATIONS 47 SMART INFO DELIVERY 15 TLC COVERAGE

15 NER300 experience for us A fundamental support to help developing at larger scale the results from all the previous demonstrative projects Clear guidance during application phase Easy to acces support during project deployment Results from our experience in other demonstrative studies and tests offers new solutions that can lead to upgrade some solutions (and to optimize the location of some interventions) Opportunities for the local developement of new professionalities and opportunity to let citizens discover a new way of behaving.

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