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SMART POWER HAMBURG Presentation for KESTI delegation

May 2013

Carola Bettinger, Jan Riepe [presenter]

AGENDA

1 HAMBURG ENERGIE

2 PRODUCTION

3 SMART POWER HAMBURG

4 PROJECTS AT IBA

AGENDA

1 HAMBURG ENERGIE

2 PRODUCTION

3 SMART POWER HAMBURG

3 PROJECTS AT IBA

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HAMBURG ENERGIE

The municipal energy utility HAMBURG ENERGIE

GmbH was founded in 2009 on senates’ initiative

Main goals:

1. Energy supply: in the best interests of the public

and Hamburg region

2. Electricity market: offering favourable products free

of coal- and nuclear-power

3. Electricity retailing: 50% demand-coverage by own

renewable energy production facilities

Products for private costumers (about 80.000):

Electricity

Heat

Natural Gas

Turnover 2011 2012

[Mio. €] 107.6 135.3

Pictures: wikipedia.de


HAMBURG ENERGIE Value chain

Production Services Energy supply

Coverage of entire energy

supply chain

Contracting

Direct marketing

Control reserve

Production of heat and power

by own regenerative

production facilities

Independence of centralized

power plants

Citizien-participation-models

to finance power plants

Favourable products

Free of coal- and nuclear

power

Electricity, Natural Gas,

Thermal Energy/ District

Heating

Pictures: HAMBURG WASSER, HAMBURG ENERGIE, wikipedia.de


HAMBURG ENERGIE Electricity retailing

50 %

commitment: producing 50 % of energy sold by own renewable production

facilities within 5 years.

Pictures: o.k.-Power-Label, HAMBURG ENERGIE


Wandsbek

Hamburg-

Nord

Eimsbüttel

Altona

Harburg

Hamburg-

Mitte

Bergedorf

HAMBURG ENERGIE Production sites within Hamburg

Photovoltaic systems

CHP-Plants

Wind turbines

Under construction

Niedersachsen

Schleswig-

Holstein


HAMBURG ENERGIE Sectors

Business Management

Production/

Contracting

Energy

purchase

Marketing &

Sales Commercial

processes

Service Center/

Accounting

Dr. Beckereit

Pictures: HAMBURG ENERGIE, wikipedia.de

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HAMBURG ENERGIE

PRODUCTION

SMART POWER HAMBURG

PROJECTS AT IBA


PRODUCTION

Photovoltaics (/ Solar Heat)

Wind Energy

Deep Geothermal Energy

Heat Supply/ Contracting

Services / ICT:

Direct marketing

Control reserve

SMART POWER HAMBURG

Pictures: HAMBURG ENERGIE


Total

Example: Freestanding system Georgswerder

Building of a photovoltaic system as a part of the IBA

project „Energieberg“ on the former waste-disposal

Georgswerder

Peak-capacity: 900 kWp

Power production: 810 MWh/a

Invest: 2,6 Mio.€

Number

of units

Capacity

[MW]

Production

[MWh]

Invest

[Mio.€]

Photovoltaics 25 12 10.500 27,1

PRODUCTION Photovoltaics

Pictures: HAMBURG ENERGIE, www.welt-atlas.de


Number

of units

Capacity

[MW]

Production

[MWh]

Invest

[Mio.€]

Wind Energy 3 7,4 17.000 9,2

Total

Example: Wind turbine Georgswerder

Repowering

Capacity: 3,4 MW

Power production: 8.200 MWh/a

Invest: 4,9 Mio.€

PRODUCTION Wind Energy



Total

Example: geothermal heat supply Wilhelmsburg intended

Extraction of hot water from a depth of 3.800 m

Heat supply by a district heating grid

Thermal capacity: 10 MWth

Heat production: 38.000 MWh/a

Invest: 24,9 Mio.€

Number

of units

capacity

[MWth]

production

[MWhth]

Invest

[Mio.€]

Geoth. Energy 1 10 38.000 24,9

PRODUCTION Deep Geothermal Energy



Total

Example: Housing complex „Eidelstedter Weg“

Heat supply for a housing complex in the district

„Eimsbüttel“

Just under 1.000 flats

CHP-Plant:

Thermal capacity: 370 kWth

Heat production: 2.800 MWh/a

Number

of units

capacity

[MWth]

production

[MWhth]

Invest

[Mio.€]

CHP-Plants 4 2 12.630 1

PRODUCTION Contracting/ CHP-Plants

Pictures: www.google.de/maps


PRODUCTION

Photovoltaic (/ Solar Heat)

Wind Energy



Services / ICT:

Direct marketing

Control reserve

SMART POWER HAMBURG



PRODUCTION

Control reserve is one of the so called system services

To maintain grid stability, power production and consumption have to be balanced in every

second

Control reserve is a service to compensate mismatch of production and consumption

Network operators purchase such services since they are responsible for grid stability

Frequency is an indicator for the balance between production and consumption

Control reserve energy

PRODUCTION CONSUMPTION

50 Hertz


PRODUCTION Control reserve

Positive and negative

Consumption > Production

Positive control reserve

(patch in producers,

switch off loads)

Consumption < Production

Negative control reserve

(shut down producers,

switch on loads)

Pictures: HAMBURG WASSER, www.wikipedia.de


PRODUCTION

Photovoltaic (/ Solar Heat)

Wind Energy



Services / ICT:

Direct marketing

Control reserve

SMART POWER HAMBURG


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HAMBURG ENERGIE

PRODUCTION

SMART POWER HAMBURG

PROJECTS AT IBA


SMART POWER HAMBURG Challenge

Increasing shares of renewable energies

decentralized, volatile power generation

plants

Intelligent connection of producers,

consumers, storage units and grids

Changing requirements for electricity grids

Growing demand for means to store

energy and increase flexibility of

producers and consumers

Means:

Virtual power plants, smart grids, CHP-

Plants, utilization of urban infrastructure

and innovative business models



CONSUMER STORAGE UNITS PRODUCER

CHP-Plants

connected with heat

storage units

Real-time

measurement Decoupling heat

and electricity

supply over time by

heat stoarge units

Flexible producer Utilization of urban

infrastructure

Demand Side

Management for

example of

ventilation or cooling

Participants are

identified and

bundled by a

central platform.

NETWORK OF CONTROL

SYSTEMS

Within the project

an intelligent

control system for

the network is

developed.

Energy efficiency

of the network

Energy services

for participants System services

For the ongoing

operation of the

network after the

end of project,

business models

are designed.

INTELLIGENT CONTROL

SYSTEM

SMART POWER HAMBURG Proceeding


Spearhead Academic support

FUNDED BY:

FUNDING PROGRAM:

SMART POWER HAMBURG

HAMBURG ENERGIE

University of Applied Science Hamburg (HAW)

RWTH Aachen University

Funded by BMWi within the funding program „EnEff:Wärme“

Period: January 2011 to December 2014

A joint project

SMART POWER HAMBURG


SMART POWER HAMBURG

Essential data sets

Research findings

Tasks

Implementation of actual network

Ongoing operation of network

SCIENTIFIC WORK IMPLEMENTATION

LINKED PROJECTS SPH - IBA

Energiebunker

Weltquartier

Neue Mitte Wilhelmsburg

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PRODUCTION

SMART POWER HAMBURG

PROJECTS AT IBA


Conversion of a former bunker in Wilhelmsburg to a

renewable combined heat station

2.000 m3 tank storing hot water

Heat production:

Solar heat: 500 kWth

Industrial waste heat: 290 kWth

Wood-chip fired boiler: 2.000 kWth

Biogas CHP: 600 kWth

Gas-fired peak-load and 4.600 kWth

redundancy boiler

Using storage tank for flexibile operation of

producers and consumers is analysed within

SMART POWER HAMBURG

ENERGIEBUNKER Renewable combined heat station and hot water tank

Pictures: IBA HAMBURG


Project for energy-efficient retrofitting by IBA

Hamburg

Connected to the bunker by a local heat

network

Real-time measurement of heat supply for all

substations

Analysis of additional heat storage capacity

WELTQUARTIER Real-time measurement of heat supply

Pictures: IBA HAMBURG, www.google.de/maps


Construction project within IBA Hamburg

Local heating network

Heat supply by a CHP-Plant run by HAMBURG

ENERGIE

All participants of network can feed in heat energy

by themselves, for example by solar heat plant

Real-time measurement of heat supply for all

substations

Analysis of additional heat storage capacity

NEUE MITTE WILHELMSBURG Real-time measurement and control of heat supply

Pictures: IBA HAMBURG, www.google.de/maps


THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION

DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?

SMART POWER HAMBURG JAN RIEPE

HAMBURG ENERGIE

Produktion, IKT

Referent EU-Projekt TRANSFORM

Billhorner Deich 2

20539 Hamburg

T + 49 (0) 40/33 44 10 – 60156

F + 49 (0) 40/33 44 10 – 60099

M + 49 (0) 151 / 11 33 33 70

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www.smartpowerhamburg.de

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