round table 4c experiences from major smart grid demonstrators dr.-ing. thomas werner
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Round Table 4c Experiences from Major Smart Grid Demonstrators Dr.-Ing. Thomas Werner. Selected network & Distributed Generation. Alava TSO - 220kV network. Alava DSO – 30/13,2kV simplified network. Actors in the Demo. FENIX Southern Scenario ICT Architecture. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Frankfurt (Germany), 6-9 June 2011
1 Dr.-Ing. Thomas Werner ©2011, Siemens AG
Round Table 4c
Experiences from Major Smart Grid Demonstrators
Dr.-Ing. Thomas Werner
Frankfurt (Germany), 6-9 June 2011
2 Dr.-Ing. Thomas Werner ©2011, Siemens AG
Región Este
Región Madrid
Región Centro
Región Norte
Región Oeste
Control Center
Bilbao
Valencia
Alicante
Toledo
Madrid
Valladolid
Combined Heat & Power (CHP) CHP – Biomass Wind Photo – Voltaic Small Hydro Diesel Generator
Area around 3.000 km2
169.001 Low Voltage Customers
1.234 MVA = Total Capacity
687 MVA Installed capacity
547 MVA Contracted capacity
1.907 Km of lines
Región Este
Región Madrid
Región Centro
Región Norte
Región Oeste
Control Center
Bilbao
Valencia
Alicante
Toledo
Madrid
Valladolid
Región Este
Región Madrid
Región Centro
Región Norte
Región Oeste
Control Center
Región Este
Región Madrid
Región Centro
Región Norte
Región Oeste
Control Center
Bilbao
Valencia
Alicante
Toledo
Madrid
Valladolid
Combined Heat & Power (CHP) CHP – Biomass Wind Photo – Voltaic Small Hydro Diesel Generator
Area around 3.000 km2
169.001 Low Voltage Customers
1.234 MVA = Total Capacity
687 MVA Installed capacity
547 MVA Contracted capacity
1.907 Km of lines
Selected network & Distributed Generation
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Alava TSO - 220kV network
ELGUEA
GAMARRAALI
ITXASO
JUNDIZ
PUENTELARRA
VITORIAMercedes
Sidenor400kV network
2 x 60 MVA
2 x 60 MVA 3 x 60 MVA
1 x 60 MVA
TSO-DSO Boundary – 8 transformers with 480 MVA Installed capacity
Transformer 220/ 30 kV 320 MW peak demand
2 x 60 MVA
220kV network
ELGUEA
GAMARRAALI
ITXASO
JUNDIZ
PUENTELARRA
VITORIAMercedes
Sidenor400kV network
2 x 60 MVA
2 x 60 MVA 3 x 60 MVA
1 x 60 MVA
TSO-DSO Boundary – 8 transformers with 480 MVA Installed capacity
Transformer 220/ 30 kV 320 MW peak demand
2 x 60 MVA
220kV network
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Alava DSO – 30/13,2kV simplified network
ANTOÑANA1,2 MW
BERGANZO1,2 MW
ELGUEA
GAMARRAALI
ALSASUA
JUNDIZ
PUENTELARRATransformer 220/ 30 kV - TSO-DSO Boundary
G DER (Wind farms) MW
Capacitors MVAR
14,4 x 2 Mvar
14,4 x 2 Mvar 14,4 Mvar
5,4 x 4 Mvar
Capacitors – 96,6 Mvar
G
G
G
G
G
GUASCOR
HOSPITAL
GOJAIN MICHELIN
12 MW
2,0 MW
2,7 MW
TXAGORRITXU0,5 MW
47 MW
G
G
GENVIROIL
HOLZLAN
SEARSA
2,0 MW
1,0 MW
2,7 MW
G Small Hydro and renewable units MW
G ELGUEA30 MW
G
BADAIA50 MW
GURKILLA
32 MW
13,2kV
G
G
G
G
G
G
DER – 168 MVA Installed capacity
DER (CHP) MWG
G
G
G
G
G
Transformation 30/ 13,2 kV
GSALINERA7,5 MW
PV0,3MW G
30kV
ANTOÑANA1,2 MW
BERGANZO1,2 MW
ANTOÑANA1,2 MW
BERGANZO1,2 MW
ELGUEA
GAMARRAALI
ALSASUA
JUNDIZ
PUENTELARRATransformer 220/ 30 kV - TSO-DSO Boundary
G DER (Wind farms) MWG DER (Wind farms) MW
Capacitors MVAR
14,4 x 2 Mvar14,4 x 2 Mvar
14,4 x 2 Mvar14,4 x 2 Mvar 14,4 Mvar14,4 Mvar
5,4 x 4 Mvar5,4 x 4 Mvar
Capacitors – 96,6 Mvar
G
G
G
G
G
GUASCOR
HOSPITAL
GOJAIN MICHELIN
12 MW
2,0 MW
2,7 MW
TXAGORRITXU0,5 MW
47 MW
G
G
GENVIROIL
HOLZLAN
SEARSA
2,0 MW
1,0 MW
2,7 MW
G
G
G
G
GUASCOR
HOSPITAL
GOJAIN MICHELIN
12 MW
2,0 MW
2,7 MW
TXAGORRITXU0,5 MW
47 MWG
G
G
G
GUASCOR
HOSPITAL
GOJAIN MICHELIN
12 MW
2,0 MW
2,7 MW
TXAGORRITXU0,5 MW
TXAGORRITXU0,5 MW
47 MW
G
G
GENVIROIL
HOLZLAN
SEARSA
2,0 MW
1,0 MW
2,7 MW
G
G
GENVIROIL
HOLZLAN
SEARSA
2,0 MW
1,0 MW
2,7 MW
G Small Hydro and renewable units MWG Small Hydro and renewable units MW
G ELGUEA30 MW
G
BADAIA50 MW
GURKILLA
32 MW
G ELGUEA30 MW
G ELGUEA30 MW
G
BADAIA50 MW
G
BADAIA50 MW
GURKILLA
32 MW
GURKILLA
32 MW
13,2kV
G
G
G
G
G
G
13,2kV13,2kV
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
DER – 168 MVA Installed capacity
DER (CHP) MWG DER (CHP) MWG
G
G
G
G
GG
G
G
G
G
Transformation 30/ 13,2 kVTransformation 30/ 13,2 kV
GSALINERA7,5 MW
PV0,3MW G
30kV
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Actors in the Demo
400 and 220 kV Network400 and 220 kV Network
Interconnections
GGGG GG
Conventional generators
loads
HV and MV NetworkHV and MV Network
G
G
G
G
G
G
Market (OMEL)
Households
DSO (IBD)TSO (REE)
Industrial & commercial
Wind farms
CHP
GG
GG
AggregatorsFenix
Fenix box
Fenix box
Intelligent meters
Fenix box
GG
GG
400 and 220 kV Network400 and 220 kV Network
InterconnectionsInterconnections
GGGG GG
Conventional generators
loadsloads
HV and MV NetworkHV and MV Network
G
G
G
G
G
GHV and MV NetworkHV and MV Network
G
G
G
G
G
G
Market (OMEL)
HouseholdsHouseholds
DSO (IBD)DSO (IBD)TSO (REE)
Industrial & commercialIndustrial & commercial
Wind farmsWind farms
CHPCHP
GG
GG
GG
GG
GG
GG
AggregatorsFenix AggregatorsFenix
Fenix boxFenix box
Fenix boxFenix box
Intelligent metersIntelligent meters
Fenix boxFenix box
GG
GG
GG
GG
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FENIX Southern Scenario ICT Architecture
InternetVPN
DER unit n
IBD Spectrum 4.3Real Time
FENIX SpectrumVVC
- Offer Aggregation- Order Deaggregation- Constraint Reallocation- Real time operation
SIEMENS DEMSCVPP
ICCP
ICCP
Internet VPN
DSL Modem, Router, Firewall
GPRS / UMTSService Provider
SIEMENS DEMSRemote Service
Internet VPN
DSL Modem, Router, Firewall
3EMR-GPRS
3EMR-GPRS
FenixBox
DER unit 2
3EMR-GPRSFenixBox
DER unit 1
3EMR-GPRSFenixBox
IEC104
UrkillaWind Farm
GAMESA SGIPE
IEC104
(OPC Server)
OPC
Process data
Process datafrom/to Urkilla
VPN
VPN
schedules
VP
N
sche
dule
s3EMR-GPRS
VPN
schedules
SOAP
OPC
SOAP
Process datafrom/to Urkilla
IBD Trader
Processdata
TVPP(DSO)
fenix‘… a step towards the future of
electricity networks’
fenix‘… a step towards the future of
electricity networks’
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Demonstration of FENIX southern scenarioDescription of the environment:
- Real distribution network of Alava with 14 DERs- Real transmission network of REE in Spain- VPP aggregation of hydro, wind, solar and CHP
Demonstration objectives:
- Distribution Voltage / Var Control in real time - Information exchange between the grid operator and the aggregator (day ahead and in real-time)
Optimized Distribution Grid Operation with DER Integration through a Virtual Power Plant
Virtual Power Plant(CVPP)
Virtual Power Plant(CVPP)
Distribution Grid Optimization (TVPP)
Distribution Grid Optimization (TVPP) DSODSO TSOTSOReal-time Information
DER P and Q
Real-time InformationDER P and Q
DERAggregation and
Control
Distribution State Estimator
Voltage Var Control
System Controland
Data Aquisition
Wind
Solar
CHP
Hydro
Ma
rket Aggregated Offer /
Aggregated Order
System Controland
Data Aquisition
P, Q
P, Q
P, Q
P, Q
Schedules
Tertiary Reserve
Schedules
P, Q
Description of the environment:
- Real distribution network of Alava with 14 DERs- Real transmission network of REE in Spain- VPP aggregation of hydro, wind, solar and CHP
Demonstration objectives:
- Distribution Voltage / Var Control in real time - Information exchange between the grid operator and the aggregator (day ahead and in real-time)
Optimized Distribution Grid Operation with DER Integration through a Virtual Power Plant
Virtual Power Plant(CVPP)
Virtual Power Plant(CVPP)
Distribution Grid Optimization (TVPP)
Distribution Grid Optimization (TVPP) DSODSO TSOTSOReal-time Information
DER P and Q
Real-time InformationDER P and Q
DERAggregation and
Control
Distribution State Estimator
Voltage Var Control
System Controland
Data Aquisition
Wind
Solar
CHP
Hydro
Ma
rket Aggregated Offer /
Aggregated Order
System Controland
Data Aquisition
P, Q
P, Q
P, Q
P, Q
Schedules
Tertiary Reserve
Schedules
P, Q
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That has been demonstrated
Providing global services (TSO level) Active power in the day ahead market Tertiary reserve, balancing market Reactive power support at DSO / TSO boundaries
Providing local services (DSO level) Help maintaining voltages in lines Under equipment outages, use active power generation avoid reconfiguring the distribution network (simulated )