Kopernikus-Project ENSURE

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Leibfried, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) 1

ENSURE s main goals Mission Holistic, systemic approach für new network structures 1. Goal System design with centralised and dezentralised elements 2. Goal Practical implementation and testing in form of a Demonstrator Energiekosmos ENSURE 2

Holistic approach From the view point of society: What does an energy supply system require? What kind of network topologies do arise from requirements regarding the future energy supply system? How are future power systems operated? What kind of network components are needed in the future? Social requirements Resulting network topology System operation Future components AC AC IKT DC DC 3 Source: HanseWerk AG

The Consortium: 23 excellent partners Spokesman: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Hanselka Spokesman 23 Project Partners: President of KIT 6 Core Partners: Board of Directors Project Committee 4

Phase I: Five research clusters Cluster 1 Socio-economic Framework Cluster 3 System Operations Cluster 2 System Structures Cluster 4 New Technologies Cluster 5 Conceptual Design for Grid Demonstrator Developing new, innovative concepts and technologies. Transfer of basic research into longterm applicable solutions for the energy transition. Continued development of cellular networks, sector coupling, digitalisation and power electronics for the demonstrator region. 5

Phase I: Five research clusters Cluster 1 Socio-economic Framework Cluster 3 System Operations Cluster 2 System Structures Cluster 4 New Technologies Cluster 5 Conceptual Design for Grid Demonstrator Developing new, innovative concepts and technologies. Transfer of basic research into longterm applicable solutions for the energy transition. Continued development of cellular networks, sector coupling, digitalisation and power electronics for the demonstrator region. 6

Cluster 3 System Operation Operation of distribution networks Interaction of transmission networks Meaningful and reliable provision of flexibilities (sector coupling, batteries and load management) Coordination between the network operators. Image source: ABB 7

Cluster 3 System Operation Digital System Protection Design concept (DSPD) Automatic adaption of the protection scheme and setpoints depending on the grid situation. The first 50 protection schemes have been designed as a basis for protection design of the most probable system structures (to be defined by cluster 2). Image source: ABB 8

Cluster 4 New Technologies Converter topologies and test facilities Creation of different test facilities for characterizing electrical and mechanical properties of power semiconductor modules. Development of different MV converter topologies for grid applications (using MMC as benchmark). Image source: RWTH-FEN Image source : KIT 9

Cluster 4 New Technologies Redundant transmission of data Designing a flexible process to enhance security by redundant transmission of data. First implementations of the prototype concepts based on Software Defined Networking (SDN). Superconductor cable Improved design of a superconductor cable due to copper stabilisation. Evaluation of two processes to locate defects on long MVDC cable lines. Image source: ABB Image source: KIT 10

Phase II: Pilot stage The results of the basic research will be tested in a pilot run. Selection of suitable technologies for the demonstrator. A selection of technologies and system concepts developed in phase I are examined in test environments (e.g Energy Lab 2.0). Further development of the overall concept considering on-site feasibility and the covering of focused accompanying research. Analysing the concept s on-site transferability to other locations. Further goal-oriented development and pilot testing of technologies, which have been identified as necessary in the context of storylines and scenarios especially considering phase III. Updating both the socio-economic framework transdisciplinarily as well as the storylines and scenarios. Analysing the sustainability of the overall concept. Transdisciplinary finalisation of the overall concept. 11

Phase III: The demonstrator Energiekosmos ENSURE Building and launching a multimodal network demonstrator. Updating the sustainability assessment. Strategically analysing the demonstrator involving relevant stakeholders. Projecting results onto 2050/2070. 12

Kopernikus Energy for Germany reliable, affordable and green 13