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Task 24: WIND ENERGY AND HYDROGEN INTEGRATION

TECHWINDGRID`09, 20-21 Madrid

Task 24 “ Wind Energy and Hydrogen Integration”Task 24 “ Wind Energy and Hydrogen Integration”

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20-21 April Madrid

Mr. Ismael AsoIndustrial Engineer (Saragossa University)

European Master in Renewable Energies (CIRCE)PhD “Renewable Energies and Energetic Efficiency (Saragossa University)

R & D Aragon Hydrogen Foundation (SPAIN)



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Task 24 Description

�Objectives

�Prior Steps

�Members

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�Members

�Case Studies

Interest in Spain related to Wind/Hydrogen

Aragon Hydrogen Foundation Activities



OBJECTIVES TASK 24:

To explore in detail all possible issues (Technical, Economical, Social,Environmental, Market and Legal ) related to hydrogen production usingelectrolysis with wind energy.

To explore in detail possible applications for hydrogen produced byelectrolysis using wind energy , with special emphasis on full wind & hydrogenintegration by means of hydrogen storage and electrical conversion that

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integration by means of hydrogen storage and electrical conversion thatbalances the original wind energy production, allowing an approach to demandthat closes the gap with conventional energies.

Subtask A: State of the artSubtask B: Needed improvements and system integration

Subtask C: Business concept developmentSubtask D: Applications. Emphasis on wind energy management

Duration : 2006-2010



PRIOR STEPS

53rd IEA HIA ExCo meeting (Singapore, November 2005) : The interest on starting a new task on “windenergy & hydrogen integration” is endorsed by the ExCo. The Spanish representative takes the lead.

54th IEA HIA ExCo meeting (Lyon, June 2006): Dr. Luis Correas (Fundación Hidrógeno Aragón) andMr. Fernando Tamayo (Gamesa Energía), presented a first draft of the new task.

Project Definition Meeting (Brussels, 4th October 2006): attendance of 15 people from 7 countries. Arevised draft has been released, with a matured work plan proposal. Pending confirmation ofparticipation, especially from electrolyser manufacturers.

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participation, especially from electrolyser manufacturers.

55th IEA HIA ExCo meeting (Petten, November 2006): the Task is finally approved by the ExCo, and akickoff meeting was made for spring 2007 – Huesca , in order to confirm participation.

56 th IEA HIA EXCo Meeting (Rapperswill, May 2007): First SAR showed and first Meeting , FirstMeeting Canary Island October 2007

57 th IEA ExCo Meeting (Montecatini, November 2007): First annual report. Second Meeting Athens

58 th IEA ExCo Meeting (Brisbane, July 2008): Oral presentation WHEC

59 th IEA ExCo Meeting (Athens, October 2008): Third meeting in Switzerland



First Meeting – Canary IslandKick-Off Meeting - Huesca

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Third Meeting - Switzerland

Second Meeting – Athens

Fourth Meeting – USA



MEMBERS

EXPERT NAME INSTITUTION NAMELuis Correas Aragon Hydrogen FoundationIsmael Aso Aragon Hydrogen Foundation

Rupert Gammon Bryte Energy Ltd Ken-Ichiro OTA Yokohama National University

Mila Rey Gas NaturalPablo Fontela Endesa

Joerg Linnemann Planet GbR

20 Experts, 9 Countries

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Joerg Linnemann Planet GbRClaus Jorgensen RISOErnest Burkhalter IHT

Eli Varkaraki CRESJavier Pino Seville UniversityRafael Ben Ariema

Aaron Hoskin Natural Resources of CanadaRaque Garde CENER

Salvador Suarez ITC

Kevin Harrison National Renewable Energy

LaboratoryAllan Schroeder RISOSam Miyashita NEDODennis Krieg Juelich



Subtask A – State of the art

Subtask B – Needed improvements and system integration

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Subtask C – Business concept development

Subtask D – Emphasis on wind energy management



Demonstration Projects (Wind/Hydrogen)

Ramea Island (Canada)

Prince Edward Island (Canada)

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Demonstration Projects (Wind/Hydrogen)Wind2H2 (USA)

Japan

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Germany



Demonstration Projects (Wind/Hydrogen) - Spain

Sotavento (Lugo)Tahivilla (Cadiz)RES2H2 (Canarias)

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ITHER

ITHER (Huesca)



Why so Interest in Spain????

P.O. 3.7: Programming of non-dispatchable renewable energy. The Operator of the Electrical System can reduce (curtail) the wind energy produced on behalf of the stability of the grid

No correlation between wind power and consumptions

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Wind Power gradient +/- 1.000 MW



Relative Error (Forecast .vs. Real Production)

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Gradient Demand +/- 4.000 MW/h



Possible scenario which can happen 2010…

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7.716 MW Nuclear + 70 % Wind Power Install 20.155 MW = 21.824 MW

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Lunes Martes Miércoles Jueves Viernes Sábado Domingo

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2 November Sunday 2008…37 % was wind power disconnected

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Developments made by Aragón Hydrogen Foundation - IH T:

High Pressure Electrolysis 32 bar:

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4 MW Electrolyze 50 kW Electrolyze



Hydrogen Use : Automation

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Hydrogen Refueling Station - Zaragoza

FormulaZero Racing www.formulazerlo.nl



IHER Project “Hydrogen Technological Infrastructure and Renewable Energies

National Engineering Award 2007 In the “Industrial Project” category, awarded by the General Council of Official Colleges of Industrial Engineers.Reception by His Highness Prince Felipe de Borbón

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A simple and effective rationale:

Storing renewable energy …

… for fuelling hydrogen cars

The Opportunity of HydrogenThe Opportunity of HydrogenThe Opportunity of HydrogenThe Opportunity of Hydrogen

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Drivers (what is behind):

Energy Self-supply

Industrial Competitiveness



61 Stakeholders form today the Foundation, belongin g to all relevant sectors.

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Thanks for your Attention!!!Thanks for your Attention!!!

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20-21 April

Mr. Ismael [email protected]

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