Industry Trends & IEEE PES Related Initiatives

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1 Industry Trends & IEEE PES Related Initiatives i-pcgrid March 30 th, 2017 Damir Novosel Quanta Technology IEEE PES President Vahid Madani - PG&E IEEE PES & Affiliate Awards Chair 1

2 Technology Sustainability 1783 Montgolfier hot-air balloon s and 1890 s Tesla induction motor and a comprehensive system for polyphase AC power 1876 Bell s first successful experiment with the telephone Today - Consumers becoming early adopters Edison opened his first electric power plant in New York in Was it a micro-grid? Why was grid interconnected throughout the years? Tesla: If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think laws of physics energy, frequency & vibration Wright Brothers first powered flight 1876 Nikolaus Otto combustion engine Costeffectiveness Reliability Safety Karl Benz motorcar 2

3 Grid of the Future? How to value T&D system in the presence of renewables? How best to deliver remote renewable energy sources to load centers? Is it more reliable and cost efficient to manage these assets in an integrated way? Does storage provide complete solutions to renewable intermittency? What measures are practical & useful for critical infrastructure protection (CIP)? 3

4 Renewables Integration Challenges Renewables Inverters No Inertia! Less Inertia Things Happen Faster Frequency regulation requirements System dynamics will be more and more an operations Issue Improved visibility and control Mitigating technologies - Synthetic Inertia Low fault currents and dynamic system changes requiring adaptive protection to clear faults T&D planning studies and operations - accurate system modeling Benefits of utilizing energy storage for various applications Etc. Payback is >10 years Kinetic energy, MWs ERCOT Historic Kinetic Energy Boxplots ( ) x Storage to Manage Wind Curtailment 4

5 Price of Electricity: EU vs. USA Source: Data From Energy Information Administration 2013 Europe: 26.9 c/kwh US: 10.4 c/kwh 5

6 Preparing for the Grid of the Future Developing business and technology roadmaps Deploying pilot projects to prepare for various scenarios and inform regulators Developing and applying industry standards Developing a skilled workforce Speed and success will depend on clear and balanced regulatory policies to promote safe, cost-effective, and reliable deployment of technologies 6

7 Building Blocks Comms Infrastructure Example: Grid Modernization Roadmap Phase 1 Foundational Phase 2 Advanced Smart Meters Intelligent Grid Devices Advanced Control Systems (Distribution SA) Advanced Control Systems (ADMS SCADA) Advanced Control Systems (ADMS Advanced Apps) Customer Information Platform Customer Information Platform (Apps) Big Data Analytics Big Data Analytics Innovation Resiliency 7

8 IEEE 420,000+ members Founded 1963 PES Governing Board includes Vice Presidents which oversee IEEE PES 37,000+ members Current President Damir Novosel Quanta Technology 38 Other IEEE Societies 230+ Chapters Across 10 Global Regions New Initiatives & Outreach Membership & Image Publications Education Standing Committees Technical Activities Standards Developing Technical Committees Meetings Technical Committees Coordinating Committees 8

9 MORE POWER TO THE FUTURE Going Forward Record Membership Growth! Official PES Membership: 37,035 Increase Industry Participation Members to Volunteers Promote Products & Services Increase Global Participation Provide objective technical leadership, globally Respond to changing industry needs Fast-track standards development Cooperation with global government and regulatory agencies (e.g. U.S. DOE, NERC, FERC, EU Commiss., China Grid) 9

10 Benefits of IEEE PES Participation Learning new skills and technologies and gain information and insight through conferences, committees, webinars, etc. Cost-effective workforce training, e.g. through attending tutorials Best practices world-wide for process improvements Drive and understand standards and key technical issues: Enhance and protect current and future investments, shape industry practices, gain a voice at the technology table, and influence new developments PES members comprise 10% of overall worldwide IEEE membership but publish over 40% of all IEEE Standards Enabling participants to build a network of professional colleagues for fast access, advice, and problem-solving Gain and enhance mentoring, management and speaking skills 10

11 Awards Honor and recognize individuals who have provided excellence in leadership, innovation, and performance Promote Membership and Awards to raise the level of recognition and appreciation for volunteers contributions (e.g. P&E magazine articles) Promote Industry participation and recognition Fellows and Awards recipient recognized at the PES GM Improve the Awards process to result in more nominations and wider reference pool: Application Engineer/Practitioner Technical Leader Educator Research Engineer/Scientist Represent PES at the IEEE Awards & Recognition Comm. 11

12 2016 Milestones: IEEE Industry MOUs IEEE & U.S. DOE MOU to address grid modernization challenges IEEE & FERC MOU to address energy infrastructure and market challenges IEEE & NERC MOU (led by SA) to perform and promote regional and international standardization Supporting other global agencies: EU Commission State Grid China Corp California PUC, etc. Technical Policy Support Task Force Task 1: Standards and Interoperability Task 2: Technology Task 3: Conferences and Meetings Task 4: Education Involvement by: IEEE Standards Association IEEE USA IEEE Policy Committee IEEE Smart Grid Other IEEE Societies 12

13 More Power to the Future More Power to the Future Industry Initiatives Address Emerging Industry Topics, including fast-tracking Standards, Guides, & Reports IEEE Smart Grid, led by PES IEEE Smart Cities, led by PES IEEE PES Industry Advisory Board Established for Regions 1-7 Started for Region 9 Michelle Blaise, SVP ComEd Mark Carpenter, SVP Oncor Kevin Curtis, VP Dominion Kevin Dasso, VP PG&E David Geier, VP SDG&E Chris Kelly, SVP National Grid Lee Mazzocchi, VP Duke Erik Takayesu, Senior Director SCE Greg Reimer, VP BC Hydro Gordon van Welie, CEO NE ISO Juan Bedout, CTO GE Chris Root, COO VELCO/ PES Treasurer 13

14 More Power to the Future Education Initiatives IEEE PES University Tutorials (CEUs and PDHs) & Webinars on Emerging Topics/Standards Next Generation Energy Educational Initiative (GenEEI ) platform Offerings to corporations & individual members Merit Scholarship Scholarship Plus More Power to the Future FREE for PES Members Over 1,000 Products 40,000+ Visitors in the Past 12 Months from 158 Countries resourcecenter.ieee-pes.org Resource Center Easy Access to Information to help with sharing best practices, education, industry trends, etc. Distribution tool for digital products (complements Xplore) 14

15 More Power to the Future More Power to the Future Invest in and Engage with Our Global Community Organize industry-focused conferences & workshops globally Expand Generation, Transmission, & Distribution Trade Shows, e.g. GTD Latin America and GTD Asia Address Emerging Topics and Industry Standards, including fasttracking and tutorials Conference Steering Committees o Established for Region 9 o Planning for Regions 8 and 10 13,500+ Attendees 3,400+ Attendees 15

16 Requirements and Metrics for DER Penetration Inertia requirements and frequency regulation Low fault current levels Voltage and transient stability System restoration (black-start) and Reliability Grid Modernization Needs for DER Penetration Levels Infrastructure improvements Sensors and SW Tools for forecasting, planning, operations, & maintenance Integrated T&D planning Storage Integration Topics for Standards and Guides Battery EES System requirements, Management, and Control systems Flow Batteries, Flywheels, EES Installation, Testing, and Maintenance Cost-benefits, combined applications 16

17 System requirements for electrical vehicles integration Home automation, grid edge integration, Home Plug networking, etc. Architecture needs and Information sharing Transactive energy and Markets Smart cities Offshore wind Other Topics and Next Steps Fast Track Needs? 17

18 Future Grid Roadmap Demand For Electricity and T&D Will Increase Population growth, EV, renewables, etc. Fuel Transformation is Occurring More Resilient, Safe, Reliable, & Efficient Grid Advancements in technology and processes Need for clear and balanced regulatory policies Electricity Value Seen Beyond Commodity More choices, digital age reliability, comfort value Societal and Economic goals to meet sustainability and support of growing economy Key for Smarter Grid: educated workforce, developing & applying standards, and sharing global best practices 18