Solutions for Smarter Power Markets

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Solutions for Smarter Power Markets Eric GOUTARD Alstom Grid 6-8 March 2011 GRID 1 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Key Drivers for Smart Grids 1. Maximize CO2 free energy and reduce environmental impacts Enable renewable grid connection and improve thermal generation flexibility Maximize dispatch of intermittent renewable generation (wind, solar) Integrate distributed generation, eco-buildings and electric vehicles Develop new energy storage capabilities 2. Improve energy efficiency across the value chain Optimize real-time CO2 free energy delivery to end-users Maximize energy flow in constrained and aging grids Enable end-users dynamic participation to the market ( prosumers ) Integrate smart metering and demand side information integrate 3. Increase Grid Reliability and Stability Estimate Grid Asset condition through real-time and react accordingly Prevent transmission blackouts and minimize outages in distribution Monitor Grid stability / oscillations and implement Defense plans/grid self healing 2 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Critical Smartgrids technologies Generation Grids Consumption Smarter equipment HVDC FACTs (Flexible AC Transmission System) NextGen digital substations TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION DC Grids Electric Vehicle fast charging Grid connected batteries Wide Area Protection Systems Smarter grid management Grid management systems Renewable energy management Wholesale market management Demand response management Online asset management Virtual power plant / Microgrid management 3 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Capacity Dispatched Resources Dispatched Resources Passive Integrated Smartgrids Infrastructures Passive The Flexibility Challenge 10-15% Intermittent Renewable 20-25% Integrated DG FENIX Future Distributed control Intermittent Renewable 3-5% Intermittent Renewable Distribution Distribution networks networks Transmission Transmission networks networks Distribution Distribution networks networks Transmission Transmission networks networks 10-15% Flexible Demand & Storage Integrated Transmission T&D Control networks Zones 10% Flexible Supply Central Central Generation 15-20% Flexible Supply Central Central Generation 10-15% Flexible Supply Central Central Generation 2009 2012 2020 Renewable Subsidy Renewable Connection Renewable Integration 4 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Smart Grid technologies will allow new sets of regulated/unregulated flexibility services Application Generation Av. Power (MW) Traditional Peak 100-1,000 RE Peak & Base Load < 100 Renewable Power Quality Arbitrage Grid Grid Reserve < 200 security Regulation Load Shifting Power Quality Black Start < 100 Time horizon Reaction time Duration < 10 Hours Hours < 200 < 200 Hours Hours Hours Seconds > 50 Weeks Hours Seconds Hours Hours Demand Load Management Power Quality Reliability Quality < 10 Hours Seconds Hours < 10 Seconds Seconds Seconds Each services needs to be mapped against specific market regulatory structures 5 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Transmission System Operator Market Operator The SmartGrid efficiency value chain Wholesale Markets Urban Grids Smart Hydro Long-term Energy/Fuel/ CO2 Trades Financial Institutions Electricity/Gas Day Ahead Smart Clean Coal Smart Combined Cycle Conventional Generators Grid Balancing Energy Large Consumers Grid Secondary Reserves Transmission Capacity Rights Balancing Entity Virtual Power Plant are critical agents to guarantee efficiency across the entire value chain 6 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi Smart Wind

Electric Utility Evolution Smart-Grid Classic Vertically integrated Cost-based operation Physical infrastructure Competition Open grid access Genco divestiture Wholesale electric mrkt Distributed intelligence Customer choices New energy eco-system Micro-grid. 1980 1990 2000 2010 7 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Level of complexity Maturity Curve of Worldwide Electricity Market Smart Grid pushes for continuous growth 2008 Deregulation Productization of the solution required to continue to drive upgrade path and reduction of TCO. 1997 now 8 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Smart Dispatch Solution Overview SKED 1 t=30,60,90,120,180...720.. SKED 2 t=15,30,45,60... SKED 3 t=5,10,15... 5 min Quarter Hourly Hourly 5 min to Hourly Demand Forecast On Demand Comprehensive Operating Plan (COP) Outages Adaptive Model Management Asynchronous Generation Control Applications (GCA) Multi-stage (SKEDs) robust dispatch, scheduling and commitment coordinated via COP Holistic forward-looking view of system conditions After-the-fact Analysis (AFA) Performance benchmarking against Perfect Dispatch (PD) Root-cause analysis Simulation & impact analysis Net Demand Forecast More accurate forecasting and uncertainty modeling of load, renewable generations and demand response. 5 min Explicit Real-time Dispatch 5 min On Demand On Demand Perfect Dispatch Integration of multiple forecasts Adaptive Model Management Constraint management Generator Performance 5 min Implicit/Indirect Dispatch After-the-Fact Forensic Analysis On Demand 5 min On Demand Physical System Operation 9 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi Archived System Operation History

SKED-DA PD SKED 2 SKED 1 Scenarios (Roustness) Dimensions of Smart Dispatch Applications SKED 3 (Forensic Analysis) Time (Vision) AFA Classical Dispatch 10 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

Conclusion Electricity markets have to face a new evolution commonly called Smarter Grids and are under severe pressure Emergence of new market places actors brings more flexibility (e.g. Demand response) and complexity Need for Smarter Markets Systems providing advanced scheduling and dispatch functions to deal with DR, integration of renewables and end user empowerment 11 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi

www.grid.alstom.com GRID 12 ALSTOM APEx- APAC Regional Meet 2011, 6th -8th March 2011, New Delhi