dsu modifications séamus power 12 november 2014 – eirgrid gcrp meeting
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DSU Modifications
Séamus Power12 November 2014 – EirGrid GCRP Meeting
Modifications
1. Performance Monitoring of DSU Dispatch Instructions (MPID257)
2. Frequency Requirements for DSUs (MPID254)
Performance Monitoring of DSU Dispatch Instructions
Séamus Power12 November 2014 – EirGrid GCRP Meeting
Actions from GCRP Meeting 11/06/2014• The DSU WG should have a maximum of two
more meetings to get agreement on a mechanism. Evidence will be required of how well this mechanism works. In the absence of agreement and evidence, this existing mechanism will be proposed at the next meeting in November.
• A mechanism to be brought to the GCRP meeting in November for approval and reviewed again in 2016.
Performance Monitoring Timeline
Jul 2013Issues with
current method
highlighted at DSU
workshop
Nov 2013Method
proposed and feedback
received
Jan 2014Updated method
proposed and feedback
received
Mar 2014Analysis
presented
Apr 2014Method refined
based on vote
June 2014Brought to GCRP. Sent back to WG
Jun 2014Alternatives
proposed
Jul – Sep 20142 meetings analysing
3 methods. DSUs unable to reach
agreement
Nov 2014Original
brought to GCRP
Best-Correlated - Including Dispatch
Best-Correlated - Excluding Dispatch
10 of 10
Methods
Comments
• Agreement among WG members that all three methods are an improvement on the current method
• AE concerned that Best-Correlated - Including Dispatch is open to manipulation
• TSOs and other DSUs– Limited Opportunity– Level of Effort– Reputational Damage– Identifiable
• TSOs have committed to reviewing in 2016
• EE concerned that Best-Correlated - Excluding Dispatch is not suitable for highly variable sites and regular site testing by DSUs could negatively impact baselines
Ratings
Criteria Best-Correlated - Including Dispatch
Best-Correlated - Excluding Dispatch 10 of 10
Accuracy 3.8 3.0 1.3Unbiased 3.5 3.5 3.5
Not Open to Manipulation 2.5 2.8 3.3
Clear, Transparent, Understandable and
Easily Calculated2.3 2.5 4.0
Known in Advance 1.8 2.3 3.8
Suitable for System with High Number of
Dispatches3.5 2.8 1.0
Suitable for Sites with High Variance 2.8 2.3 1.0
2.9 2.7 2.5
Ratings are the average of 4 DSU Operators based on a scale from 1 to 4 – 02/09/2014
Preferred Methods
Best-Correlated - Including Dispatch
Best-Correlated - Excluding Dispatch 10 of 10
Electricity Exchange Electric Ireland Activation Energy
iPower Dalkia
Activation Energy
DSU Frequency Requirements
Séamus Power12 November 2014 – EirGrid GCRP Meeting
Frequency Requirements
CC.7.4 Each Demand Side Unit shall, as a minimum, have the following capabilities:
(a) Able to provide Demand Side Unit MW Response between 0 MW and the Demand Side Unit MW Capacity;
(b) Maximum Ramp Up Rate not less than 1.67% per minute of Demand Side Unit MW Response as specified in the Dispatch Instruction;
(c) Maximum Ramp Down Rate not less than 1.67% per minute of Demand Side Unit MW Response as specified in the Dispatch Instruction;
(d) Minimum Down Time not greater than 30 minutes;
(e) Maximum Down Time not less than 2 hours;
(f) Minimum off time not greater than 2 hours; and
(g) Demand Side Unit MW Response Time of not greater than 1 hour;.
(h) maintain Demand Side Unit MW Response at Transmission System Frequencies in the range 49.5Hz to 50.5Hz;
(i) maintain Demand Side Unit MW Response at Transmission System Frequencies within the range 47.5Hz to 49.5Hz and 50.5Hz to 52Hz for a
duration of 60 minutes;
(j) maintain Demand Side Unit MW Response at Transmission System Frequencies within the range 47.0Hz to 47.5Hz for a duration of 20
seconds required each time the Frequency is below 47.5Hz; and
(k) maintain Demand Side Unit MW Response for a rate of change of Transmission System Frequency up to and including 0.5 Hz
per second as measured over a rolling 500 milliseconds period.
Frequency Requirements
On-site Generation operated in Continuous Parallel Mode or Shaving Mode that forms part of a Demand Side Unit, shall, as a minimum, have the following capabilities:
(hl) operate continuously at normal rated output at Transmission System Frequencies in the range 49.5Hz to 50.5Hz;
(im) remain synchronised to the Transmission System at Transmission System Frequencies within the range 47.5Hz to 52.0Hz for a duration of 60 minutes;
(jn) remain synchronised to the Transmission System at Transmission System Frequencies within the range 47.0Hz to 47.5Hz for a duration of 20 seconds required each time the Frequency is below 47.5Hz; and
(ko) remain synchronised to the Transmission System during a rate of change of Transmission System Frequency of values up to and including 0.5 Hz per
second.
On-site Generation operated in Lopping Mode or Automatic Mains Failure Mode that forms part of a Demand Side Unit, shall, as a minimum, have the following capabilities:
(p) operate continuously at normal rated output at Transmission System Frequencies in the range 49.5Hz to 50.5Hz;
DSU Concerns
• Evidence required to prove compliance
• Interpretation of “capability” of “Generation” to “remain Synchronised”
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Rationale
• Potential dynamic and transient
problems that could lead to material
issues for the security of the power system
• Separate requirements for generation to have
the capability is prudent and gives the TSOs the necessary confidence that the system can be operated securely
TSO Drivers1. Timings of protection/control systems
2. Generators that are not designed to handle such frequencies/RoCoF may fail (not due to protection)
3. Individual Demand Sites may change their mode of operation
4. RfG NC requirement for “Power Generating Modules” > 0.8 kW
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