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21st Century Power Grids:What Engineering is Needed
Terry BostonPresident & CEOPJM Interconnection
May 4, 2015
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(PHEVs Someday)
Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century
10. Air Conditioning/Refrigeration
9. Telephone8. Computers7. Agricultural Mechanization6. Radio and Television
Source: National Academy of Engineering
1. The Grid/ Electrification
5. Electronics4. Water Supply and
Distribution3. Airplane2. Automobile
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Microgrids … New York City After Superstorm Sandy
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Top Challenges Facing the Industry
• Electricity demand
• Extreme earth and space weather
• World’s largest fuel switch: Reliably managing switching to low-carbon fuel sources
• Natural gas operations coordination (security of pipelines)
• Integration of intermittent and demand side resources
• 21st century expectations for the grid: Need more HVDC
Each Challenge is Also an OpportunityAdapted from: EPRI
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First Commercial Vehicle Fleet in PJM Market
• Increased asset utilization
• Fast response frequency regulation
• Operating in PJM’s Regulation Market
• Electrifying 2% of PJM’s light-duty “fleet” would double storage capacity in the region
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Electric Vehicles in the PJM Footprint
“Nissan to use EVs as UPS for the Home”
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Wild Cards: High-Impact/Low-Frequency Events
Opportunities to Improve Grid Resiliency Source: EPRI
October Surprise
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Sandy – October 29, 2012
9:10 a.m. EDT
Engineering Storm Hardening PSE&G: $1.2 billionConEd: $1.0 billion
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Extreme Worldwide Weather
Super Typhoon Haiyan
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Polar Vortex: Key Actions
Improve generator availability and performance
Improve transmission system infrastructure
Incent better fuel availability and/or dual-fuel capability
Test generators before Winter arrives
Improve coordination with gas pipeline and neighboring power grids
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Capacity Performance Features
Obligation to deliver energy
when PJM calls for it
Over-performers rewarded;
under-performers pay
Small net cost for improved
reliability/price stability
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Engineering Designs for Resiliency
“Resilience is the ability to reduce the magnitude and/or duration of disruptive events.”
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PG&E Metcalf Substation 500 kV and 230 kV
0137 Hours- gunfire begins at the substation0141 hours – first call to 911 received – the caller estimated three dozen shots had been fired at that point.0144 hours – second 911 call- the caller estimated 50-100 shots fired.
Do not copy.
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It’s not Easy to Protect Substations
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Gates & Guards & Guns
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PJM Bunkers
Original Blast Doors
AC2 Construction
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Avoid gas-fired plants; fuel prices high, volatile
Nuclear power poised for a renaissance
Digital tech driving more powerful processors and hard drives
Boring. Just run it safely and reliably
CCS grabs global focus and investment
Not in long-range plans or capital budgets
2000
Gas is king Nuclear renaissance stalled in US
Digital tech focusing on batteries and energy
Distribution system platform is the key enabler
CCS research funding and interest on the decline
Lion’s share of new plants; front and center in planning20
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NaturalGas
NuclearPower
DigitalTechnology Distribution Carbon
CaptureWind andSolar
Long-Term Research Needs vs. Near-Term Trends
Source: EPRIKeep all options open in the long term; maintain a balanced portfolio
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PJM New Generation by Fuel Type
35,040 MW Total
Gas = 75% Since Capacity Market Began in 2007
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PJM Average Emissions (lbs/MWh)
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15,000
20,000
25,000
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
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In planning queues -12/2014
19,700 MW
Operational RPS Requirement
Wind Generation in PJM –Operational and Proposed
If you like wind …
… You have to love Storage
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Grid-Scale Energy Storage System –32 MW Battery
Laurel Mountain, WVWind Farm98 MW61 turbines
Battery StorageLithium-ion (NEC)Power 32 MW, Energy 8 MWhPJM Total Grid-Scale BatteriesConnected 81 MWUnder study 459 MW
As of March 2015
Fly WheelsConnected 20 MWUnder Study 20 MW
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Power Electronics for Controllability
Required for a conventional generator interconnection
• Automatic voltage regulators
• Automatic frequency response
• Droop control function
Smart Inverters Can Do This!
Why can’t we require this for asynchronous
generators• Need engineering standard
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High Electric Storage Density with DiamondPrototype CVD diamond capacitor unprecedented energy density, energy storage and temperature performance.
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Faster Real-Time Sensing and Analyticscould have Prevented the Aug. 2003 Blackout
Source: Secretary Chu
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Big Data – 383 PMUs Installed in PJM
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Astrophysics Fusion Biology
High Performance Scientific Computing
Private cloud network using high performing computer
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Need to move from DC load flow to AC and faster computers for optimization.
Need to move from EHV AC flow to HVDCfor controllability.
Modeling & Super Computer
MO
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LSLI
NE
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21st Century Controllability – HVDC Converter
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What the World Needs Now – More HVDC
HVDC In serviceHVDC under constructionBack-to-back terminals
Europe
Northern Europe
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What the World Needs Now – More HVDC
China
Japan
HVDC In serviceHVDC under constructionBack-to-back terminals
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More HVDC Would Benefit the U.S.
HVDC In serviceHVDC under constructionBack-to-back terminals
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Today: Looking Forward
Source: EPRI
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Meeting the Challenge
Source: EPRI
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A Tale of Two Nuclear Power Plants
• Only six miles apart, but a world apart in coping with the tsunami.
• At the Daini plant, operators responded with something like the U.S. nuclear industry’s FLEX strategy and saved all four reactors. Source: NEI
Daiichi Daini
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Union Station ─ 1908