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H2020 PROJECT XFLEX n° 857832 Grant Agreement with European Commission Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)
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Page 1: H2020 PROJECT XFLEX n° 857832

H2020 PROJECT XFLEX n° 857832

Grant Agreement with European CommissionInnovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)

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THE CHALLENGE

97% 64%

High renewable energy sources scenario

By 2050

27% Renewable share in energy consumption

By 2030RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY

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“Demonstration of solutions based on renewable sources that provide flexibility to the energy system. Supporting the power grid balancing and increasing the flexibility of the energy system is possible by means of dispatchable renewable energy sources…”

Topic LC-SC3-RES-17-2019Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future

THE CALL

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“… Focus will be on the improvement of the average annual overall efficiency of hydroelectric machinery. Projects are expected to provide high availability of hydropower plants and to maximise performance of hydropower plants of all sizes. The aim is adapting to variable speed generation the hydropower plants (new, refurbished and uprated and especially existing ones); it is important that by optimising maintenance intervals for all hydro plants (especially those delivering balancing power because of the related dynamic operation, dynamic loads and increased wear and tear) the outage time will be minimised. Digitalisation measures to increase the potential of hydropower in providing flexibility to the energy system can be included.”

THE CALL

Topic LC-SC3-RES-17-2019Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

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HYDRO TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONSMapping hydro technology to the flexibility service needs in new power markets

Base LineVariable Speed DFIM/FSFCHydraulic Short CircuitBattery Hybrid

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METHODOLOGY TO MAXIMISE FLEXIBILITY

DigitalizationCFD & FEM Numerical SimulationsModel TestsAdvanced MonitoringUnit Control

Developing an innovative methodology to utilise the demonstrated hydro technologies at new and existing hydropower assets

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Hydroelectric technology Portfolio

METHODOLOGY TO MAXIMISE FLEXIBILITY

BaselineDatabase

DigitalizationCFD & FEM Numerical SimulationsModel TestsAdvanced MonitoringUnit Control

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Demonstrate flexible technologies in PSP Z’Mutt (ALPIQ) Unit 5, Switzerland

• FSFC variable speed reversible pump-turbine• P = 5 MW, H = 115 m, Q = 3.6 m3/s

FRADES 2 (EDP), Portugal• Two DFIM variable speed reversible, OEM: Voith Hydro• PTurb = 190 MW ÷ 400 MW, HTurb = 407 m ÷ 430 m, QTurb = 100 m3/s,

PPump = 300 MW ÷ 390 MW, HPump = 414 m ÷ 437 m, QPump = 89 m3/sGRAND-MAISON (EDF), France

• Eight 140 MW reversible 4 stage pump-turbine units, OEM: GE• Four 150 MW Pelton turbine units, 5 jets, OEM: GE, H = 900 m

ALQUEVA (EDP), Portugal• 2 + 2 reversible single stage pump-turbine units, OEM: GE• PTurb = 129.6 MW, HTurb = 50.2 m ÷ 76 m, QTurb = 203.2 m3/s

PPump = 110 MW, HPump = 50.2 m ÷72 m, QPump = 140.2 m3/s

Variable Speed

Short Circuit

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Demonstrate flexible technologies in Storage HP

ALTO LINDOSO (EDP), Portugal• Two vertical Francis turbines, OEM: GE• P = 317 MW, H = 276 m, Q = 125 m3/s

CANIÇADA (EDP), Portugal• Two vertical Francis turbines, OEM: GE• P = 35 MW, H = 120 m, Q = 34 m3/s.

Base Line Digitalization

FollowerFSFC Variable Speed

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Demonstrate flexible technologies in RoR HP

VOGELGRÜN (EDF), France• Four vertical Kaplan turbines, OEM: GE• P = 35 MW, H = 12 m, Q = 325 m3/s

Battery Hybrid

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“The developed technologies will allow plant and system operators to operate successfully in the modern power markets and to make a significant contribution to European renewable energy objectives and policies”

Topic LC-SC3-RES-17-2019Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future

EXPECTED IMPACT

INTERACTIVE KNOWLEDGE HUB

Analyse the impact and cost-benefit of the flexible hydropower technologies

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The XFLEX Consortium

18 Partners from 7 Countries• 3 Electrical Utilities• 3 Hydroelectric Equipment Suppliers• 2 Consulting Companies• 1 International NGO• 3 Research Institutes• 6 Academic Laboratories

European CommissionInnovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)

Grant Agreement with

4 Years€ 18,162,950 Budget€ 15,103,379 EU Grant

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The XFLEX Consortium Coordinator: EPFLUtilities

• EDF, EDP, ALPIQOEM

• ANDRITZ, GE, VOITHConsulting

• PVE, ZabalaUniversities

• EPFL, HESSOUPC, USTUTT

Research Centres:• Armines, CEA,

IHA, INESTEC, SuperGridEuropean CommissionInnovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)

Grant Agreement with

4 Years€ 18,162,950 Budget€ 15,103,379 EU Grant

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The XFLEX Consortium

European CommissionInnovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)

Grant Agreement with

4 Years€ 4,893,434 EU Grant

Swiss & SCCER PartnersCoordinator: EPFLUtilities

• ALPIQ, Dr. ChèneOEM

• ANDRITZ AG, Mr. LaisConsulting

• PVE, Dr. NicoletUniversities

• EPFL, LMH-Prof. Avellan, PEL-Prof. Dujic,DESL Prof. Paolone

• HESSO Valais Wallis, Prof. Münch

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H2020 PROJECT XFLEX n° 857832

Grant Agreement with European CommissionInnovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA)


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