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HVDC Grids for Pan-European Power System Development
and Integration of Renewable Energy Sources
Life Needs Power / April 13, 2015 / Hannover Messe
Dr. Frank Schettler, Siemens AG, Energy Management
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ᐅ Options for European Power System
Strengthening
ᐅ Benefits of HVDC Transmission
ᐅ HVDC Technologies
ᐅ New Solutions for Offshore Wind
ᐅ Chances and Challenges with HVDC Grids
ᐅ Activities for HVDC Grid Standardization
HVDC Grids for Pan-European Power System Development
and Integration of Renewable Energy Sources
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European Power System Development
Technical Requirements
100 Main Bottlenecks in Europe in 2020* Source: ENTSO-E TYNDP 2014
Centralized and de-centralized RES replacing
conventional generation require:
ᐅ increased bulk transmission capacity,
especially long distance
ᐅ connections to remote RES (e.g. offshore)
ᐅ high reliability and system resilience
ᐅ stability functions to adapt to changing load
flow conditions
About 100 bottlenecks identified until 2030
HVDC provides the solution:
ᐅ dedicated to high power long distance
transmission
ᐅ low power losses
ᐅ precise power flow control
ᐅ proven for more than 60 years
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European Energy Supply
Drivers and Scenarios
Acceptance of society
Security of Supply
CO2 reduction, availability of resources
Investment security, future-proof design
Reasonable cost
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HVDC plays a Key Role
Modular Multilevel Converters are excellently suited
Benefits of HVDC PLUS
ᐅ Modular adapting to transmission capacity
needed
ᐅ Compact, e.g. offshore platforms
ᐅ Smooth and independent
active and reactive power
ᐅ Important ancillary services, e.g. system
recovery, load flow control, stabilizing
functions
ᐅ Low AC and DC system interference due to
perfect voltage and current wave shapes
ᐅ Optimized solutions for cable and overhead
line transmission as well as HVDC Grids
ᐅ Proven by more than 5300 MW
installed capacity in operation or under
commissioning
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First of its kind
HVDC PLUS transmission
A remarkable History of Innovation
Project Power in operation
(year)
Trans Bay Cable 400 MW 2010
HelWin 1 576 MW 2015
HelWin 2 690 MW 2015
SylWin 1 864 MW 2015
BorWin 2 800 MW 2015
Inelfe 2 x 1000 MW 2015
BorWin 3 900 MW 2019
All offshore platforms successfully
installed in the North Sea
HelWin 1 and BorWin 2
in commercial operation
Inelfe Converter Station Baixas
Sylwin Alpha Converter Station
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HVDC PLUS Technologies
Optimized for various Applications
Cable Systems
ᐅ Half Bridge MMC
as used in all HVDC PLUS
projects so far
ᐅ Loss Optimized
ᐅ DC fault clearing by AC side
station circuit breakers
ᐅ Typical Power Ratings per
system:
• Symmetric Monopoles
320 kVdc, 1000 MW today
320 kVdc, 1250 MW 2016
• Bipoles
500 kVdc, 1550 MW today
500 kVdc, 2000 MW 2016
Overhead Lines
and HVDC Grids
ᐅ Full Bridge MMC
as used in more than 80
industrial and transmission
applications
ᐅ Fast DC fault recovery by
controlling DC fault currents
and soft restart
ᐅ Variable DC voltage for
extended HVDC Grids or
severe weather conditions
ᐅ Typical Power Ratings per
system:
• Bipoles
500 kVdc, 2000 MW today
Inelfe SVC PLUS
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Optimized Solutions for Offshore Wind
Onshore HVDC PLUS
converter station
Onshore HVDC PLUS
converter station
AC platforms Distributed small
DC platforms
Large central
DC platform
DC smoothing
reactors
Rectifier Transformer
Diode Rectifier Unit (DRU)
connecting the AC windpark grid to the
DC multi-terminal network
Nominal power: 200 MW
Nominal voltage AC: 66 kV
Nominal voltage DC: 106,7 kV
Size fits for transport by road and ship
Bio degradable and low flammable
ester insulation
Cooling
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HVDC Grids provide attractive solutions
ᐅ collect energy from different sources
ᐅ connect generation and bulk energy storages
(e.g. pumped storage)
ᐅ T-connect wind parks into interconnectors
ᐅ provide reliability and fast recovery
HVDC Grids
The next step in European Power Grid Innovation?
Challenges
ᐅ limited rights of way and remote power plants
(e.g. wind parks)
ᐅ fluctuating power generation by RES
wind and solar
ᐅ high degree of utilization
ᐅ high reliability requirements (n-1 principle)
7 International WGs
CENELEC TC8X/WG 06
Existing/executed projects
Projects up to 2025Projects beyond 2025Vision DC Overlay grid
Based on ENTSO-E's TYNDP, MedGrid, Desertec, FOSG…
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HVDC Grids
A Scenario for a step by step evolution
► First stage
HVDC grids connecting
a small number of converter
stations are established.
ᐅ Full Bridge MMC
in combination with
fast disconnectors provide
reliable and cost efficient
fault clearing and fast recovery
► Subsequent stage
The small HVDC Grids
become interconnected
ᐅ Full Bridge MMC provides increased DC voltage control range as needed for longer transmission
distances
ᐅ Selectivity between sub grids may need additional fast switching devices, like fault current limiters
or DC Breaker
The expected step by step growth of HVDC Grids
requires standardisation of HVDC Grid design and operating principles.
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Standardization of HVDC Grids
has started in Europe
The work builds on the findings of the European HVDC Grid Study Group
(2010 to 2012) with the following objectives:
ᐅ Elaborating technical Guidelines and Functional Specifications
for radial HVDC Grid Systems
ᐅ Elaborating technical Guidelines and Functional Specifications
including applications in meshed HVDC Grid Systems
ᐅ Identification of items for HVDC Grid System standardisation
ᐅ Elaboration of the HVDC Grid System standards
CENELEC TC8X/WG 06 "HVDC Grids"
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Summary
ᐅ Options for European Power System
Strengthening
ᐅ Benefits of HVDC Transmission
ᐅ HVDC Technologies
ᐅ New Solutions for Offshore Wind
ᐅ Chances and Challenges with HVDC Grids
ᐅ Activities for HVDC Grid Standardization
HVDC Grids for Pan-European Power System Development
and Integration of Renewable Energy Sources
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Energizing the change Technology for a sustainable future