Smart Islands Smart Networks European Forum on Clean Energy for Islands Naxos, 9-11 of July 2018

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Smart Islands Smart Networks European Forum on Clean Energy for Islands Naxos, 9-11 of July 2018 Eirini Stavropoulou Director of ISLANDS NETWORK OPERATION DEPARTMENT

HEDNO S Role as NII Electrical System Operator Market Operator HEDNO Manager and Operator of NII s Energy Control Centers Our MISSION: - Increase RES penetration in each ES of NII - Reduce the operational cost of NII s ES - Ensure uninterruptible electricity supply of prosumers Distribution System Operator operator of NII Transmission System Operator Our GOAL: Development of all the necessary infrastructure for the 29 ES of NII, covering the emerging needs of all Stakeholders and Participants in the NII s Market 2

The structure of the Greek Non Interconnected Islands 47 Islands 29 Electrical Systems (ES) - 9 ES consisting of 27 interconnected islands - 20 ES consisting of autonomus islands 28 Isolated Microgrids 1 Small Isolated System (Crete) 3

Greek Non Interconnected Islands Now Pilot Hybrid stations with Smart Management systems The future High reliance on fossil fuels High operational cost & CO 2 emissions Limitation of RES Penetration Electric vehicles Energy Storage Solutions Increase of RES penetration Compliance with Domestic & EU directives Minimization of operational cost & CO 2 emissions Development of active customers & energy communities 4 02

Innovative Projects in Islands 5 Kythnos Ikaria Tilos Agios Efstratios Symi Megisti Astypalea Islands with Innovative Projects 5

Innovative Projects in Kythnos (1) Kythnos is an island in the Western Cyclades with a population of 1.632 people and its 5-year Average Peak Demand is 3,1 MW. The island has been a pilot site for many innovative projects which have taken place on the island during the last three decades: 1998 - Installation of the new Vestas 500kW wind turbine 1982 - Operation of the first Wind Park in Europe (5x20kW) 1983 - Installation of a 100 kw PV system with Battery storage (400kWh) 1989 - Replacement of the wind turbines (5x33kW) 1992 - Inverters in the PV system 2000 - Operation of a fully automated power system with 500kW battery storage and a 500kW Wind Turbine 2001 - Operation of a Microgrid electrifying 12 houses with intelligent autonomous Load Control 6

Innovative projects in Kythnos (2) Kythnos Microgrid in Gaidouromantra, consists of 12 houses with PVs and Batteries (52 kwh), 9 kva Diesel (only back-up), flexible loads (1-2 kw irrigation pumps) and Intelligent Load Controllers. 7

Ikaria s Hybrid Station The project combines Hydro Electric power and Wind power and its guaranteed power is 2,55 MW, when the 5-year Average Peak Demand of Ikaria is 7,3 MW. The whole project consists of two hydro power plants (1 MW & 3 MW) with two reservoirs that exploit water that comes from a dam and a wind park (2,7 MW) which provides energy to the water pumps (3 MW). It is expected that the Hybrid plant will cover 30% of the energy needs of the island. The project is not yet in operation and it is expected to be partially operated by the end of 2018 with the operation of the wind turbine 8

TILOS project TILOS project is a Horizon 2020 EU funded project located in the island of Tilos. Tilos is an island of the Dodecanese complex. It is interconnected with Kos and it is one of the 9 islands of the ES of Kos-Kalymnos, The 5-year Average Peak Demand of the Kos-Kalymnos ES is 94,8 MW. The main objective of TILOS project, is the development and operation of a prototype battery system based on NaNiCl 2 batteries (2,4MWh) with Wind turbines (800 kw) and PVs (160 kw), provided with an optimum, real-environment smart grid control system and coping with the challenge of supporting multiple tasks including: Micro grid energy management Maximization of RES penetration Grid stability Export of guaranteed energy Ancillary services to the main grid of Kos The project s guaranteed power is 0,4 MW and it is expected to start its trial operation in autumn of 2018. The TILOS project won two European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) Awards in Brussels in 2017. The first ever Energy Islands award and the Citizen s Award. 9

Agios Efstratios Green Island project Agios Efstratios is a small island in the North East part of the Aegean Sea, with only 270 inhabitants (2011) and its 5- year Average Peak Demand 0,32 MW. The project of Agios Efstratios includes two subprojects, the development of a Hybrid power plant and the development of a District Heating system (teleheating). The Hybrid power plant consists of Wind turbines (900 kw), PVs (150 kw) & Batteries (2,5 MWh), which is combined with a District Heating system (Teleheating). The target of the project is to accomplish 85% energy of the island to come from RES. The project is funded by the EU, it is run by the CRES and it is still under study. Heating facilities Island s Network Batteries Wind turbines PVs Island s Thermal Station Law 4495/2018 authorizes the Ministry of Energy, RAE and HEDNO to take all necessary actions for the implementation of the project. 10

Smart Island pilot projects (1) During the last 10 years, significant efforts have been made to further enhance RES integration in the Non Interconnected islands. Law 4495/2017 & Law 4546/2018 authorize the Ministry of Energy, RAE and HEDNO to take all necessary actions for the implementation of Smart Island pilot projects in 3 Greek islands. Each pilot project will consist of new RES units in combination with storage units controlled by a smart management system. The target of the Smart Island pilot projects is to increase RES penetration, while ensuring the supply of demand and the secure operation of the power systems in a cost efficient way. The Smart Island pilot projects will be implemented by investors who will have to participate in tenders held by the Regulatory Authority for Energy. 11

Smart Island pilot projects (2) In order to promote the implementation of the Smart Island pilot projects, according to the Law, HEDNO was set responsible to issue its suggestion to RAE and the ministry, which has been already done on the 21 st of May 2018, regarding the following subjects: 1. The power systems where the pilot projects are going to be implemented 2. The configuration of the RES and storage units 3. The implementation time 4. The minimum RES penetration margin to be achieved 5. Remuneration issues 6. Special authorization procedures 12

Smart Island pilot projects (3) The selected islands are: Symi Megisti/Kastelorizo Astypalea Based on the following criteria Size Installed RES Operational Cost RES penetration Future Interconnection scenarios 13

Smart Island pilot projects (4) Action Plan: RAE s opinion by July 2018 1 st Ministerial Decision by September 2018 2 nd Ministerial Decision, regarding the contracts to be signed for the projects, after HEDNO s suggestion and RAE s opinion Call for the competitions, which will be conducted by RAE after public consultation Completion of the competitions within 9 months from their call Estimated duration for the completion of each project is approximately 12 months Desired starting year of the full operation for the first Smart Island pilot project 2021 14

Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (1) According to the EU Direction 2014/94/EU, Greece is obliged to have 13,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2020 (1 charging station per 10 vehicles). Today there are less than 45 charging stations in the whole country. HEDNO s Plan for the installation of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) takes place in order to unlock the market & satisfy the EU Directives. Phase A Pilot Phase Installation of Mode 3 (AC 2x22kW) EV Charging Stations in the Islands 2018-2019 Budget: 450.000 Phase B Installation of 1000-1500 Mode 3 (AC 2x22kW) & Mode 4 (DC 50kW) EV Charging Stations in the Mainland 2019-2020 Budget: 10M 15

Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (2) The Tender for the purchase of 100 (with an option of -30% +50%) EV Charging Stations of Phase A is in progress and the opening of the bids is going to take place on the 20 th of July 2018 At least one Charging station is expected to be installed in every island (interconnected and non interconnected) which has an average peak demand higher than 1 MW. Especially for the islands of Crete and Rhodes, 35 and 10 Stations respectively are foreseen. HEDNO will be the Charging Points Owner and Operator (CPO). Additionally, HEDNO will be responsible of metering and data management. The E-Mobility Service Providers of the charging services, as well as the Energy Suppliers, will be external companies/bodies. 16

Future actions for NII Island interconnections to the mainland grid Actions for the remaining NIIPS (not to be interconnected in the near future) Energy Control Centers Implementation of storage Deployment of Dispatchable RES Demand Side Management Expansion of Smart Island Pilot Projects to other islands Requirements Relaxation/adjustment of EU legislation Establishment of necessary legislative and financial framework Technical, operational and feasibility studies Social inclusive solutions to be endorsed by the local actors Funding for the necessary investments Benefits Significant increase of RES penetration even more than 50% Reduction of conventional cost Contain overall production cost Maximize environmental benefits Lighthouse projects to develop know-how Explore potential for replication and upscale of innovative solutions Development of local economies 17

Research and Innovation HEDNO S main objective is the continuous modernization through research and development, with emphasis on innovation and the introduction in the Hellenic market of new design, operation and management practices for the electricity Distribution network. The developing perspective of smart grids creates new opportunities for HEDNO s substantial contribution to the country s productive reconstruction. HEDNO participates in various research projects through European and national partnerships, and with a particular focus on fields such as the optimal integration of RES into the Network, the production and load forecasting, the Network development and upgrading, the remote metering of electricity consumption etc. HEDNO is an active member of organizations such as : 18

THANK YOU Eirini Stavropoulou Director of ISLANDS NETWORK OPERATION DEPARTMENT Connecting people business infrastructure Providing Energy for every aspect of our life 98-100,Syggrou Ave., 117 41 Athens Tel.: +30 210 9090411 fax.:+30 210 9226456 e-mail: ei.stavropoulou@deddie.gr 19