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Anatomy of Disruption
Capacity
Flexibility
Pricing
Technology
Choice
Convenience
Savings
Empowerment
Leverage Use Deliver
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Distributed Energy Resources (DER) introduce complexity and variability into
grid operations
Generation and Transmission
Medium Voltage
Distribution Voltage
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COAL
NATURAL GAS
HYDRO
NUCLEAR
WIND
SOLAR
GEOTHERMAL
BIOMASS
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Illumination
Heating/Cooling
Motion
Process
Other
Primary Energy Secondary Energy End Use
ELECTRICITY
FLEXIBILITY
EFFICIENCY
DEMAND RESPONSE
STORAGE
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Local Energy Results of Energy
GRID POWER
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NATURAL GAS
SOLAR
GEOTHERMAL
BIOMASS
Microgrid for Power,
Energy, and Demand
Management Customize, Optimize
Deliv
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Energ
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erv
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PowerEfficiency
Production
Storage
Flex Demand
Manage
Interconnection
MICROGRID
Microgrid enables mass-customization of Energy Solutions
Control
• Demand
• Schedule
• Ramp
• Voltage
• Power Flow
− Active
− Reactive
• Reserves
− Spinning
− Non-spinning
− Replacement
• Regulation
• Island
• Resilience
• Optimize
Built to Order
MicroGrids
ESPC MicroGrids
PPA / FIT MicroGrids
Packaged MicroGrids
MicroGrids as a
Service
Secure Resilient
MicroGrids
Utility MicroGrids
Community MicroGrids
Lease to Own
MicroGrids
New Business Models
Microgrid Market Forecast
Source: Navigant Research
(MW)
(MW)Year
Scenario
2013
Actual
2020
Base
2020
Average
2020
Aggressive
Total Capacity (MW) 3,807.41 ≈ 7,200 ≈ 9,000 ≈ 12,700
World Markets
2Q 2013
World Markets
2020
• New market entrants
‒ Comcast
‒ Marks and Spencer
• New delivery models
‒ “Cable Box” for energy services
‒ Performance contracts
‒ Microgrid as a service
• New financial structures
‒ Capitalize cash flows
‒ Risk management
‒ Derivatives
Personalization + Scale = Transformation
Where does Spirae fit in?• Based in Ft. Collins, Colorado
• Established in 2002, Privately Owned
• Danish Subsidiary, Spirae.DK, in Copenhagen
• Spirae Virtual Development Center in Kochi, India
• Co-Own and operate InteGrid Laboratory with CSU
• Center for Smart Grid Advancement (CSGA) launched by Spirae
Utility Distributed Energy Resources Management System (DERMS)
Microgrids andRenewable Firming
Smart Cities
Target Markets
Design Deploy OperateInstall
Spirae’s Product Platform: BlueFin®
• Efficient system design and deployment
• DER-based power, energy, and network management
• Analytics to minimize equipment and optimize operations
• Significant labor and cost savings
• Ease of use and support for different business models
Spirae Bluefin®
DNM
Bluefin CAM
Bluefin
SAMSimple Asset
Manager (SAM) Asset-Level DER
Interface and
Abstraction
Bluefin CAM
Bluefin
SAM
Control Area
Manager (CAM)Aggregation and Control
Substation
Bluefin
SAMBluefin
SAM
Bluefin
SAM
Distribution
Network Manager
(DNM)Control and Network
Management
Scalable – single feeder to
entire distribution network
Fast execution at edge of grid
Utilize DER to support grid
Manage high-penetration RE
BlueFin Distributed Architecture:
Control Room
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Cell Controller Project -Denmark
FortZED/RDSI - Colorado
High Penetration Wind Integration
Kalundborg Smart City
Smart Grid Demo –Pacific Northwest
EV, Storage, and DR Integration
Solar Plant Ramp Limiting
InteGrid Lab Microgrid
Secure Microgrid Cluster – Navy
Spirae Project Examples
Island and Remote
Microgrids
Conclusions
• Trend towards localization of energy is accelerating
• Value propositions will no longer be about kWh delivered
• Distributed Energy Resources will transform energy
services
• Microgrids enable radically new business models for
energy services providers and electric utilities