ADDRESS Active Distribution network with full integration of Demand and distributed energy RESourceS

Marina Lombardi, Enel Distribuzione marina.lombardi@enel.com

National Town Meeting on Demand Response and Smart Grids13-14 July 2009

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http://www.addressfp7.org

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National Town Meeting, Washington DC, 13-14 July 2009

The ADDRESS project

The project ADDRESS

A large-scale, EU 7° Framework Programme, Integrating Project

To enable the active participation of domestic & small commercial consumers to the power system markets and the provision of services to the different

participants

started on June 1st 2008

lasts 4 years (2008 – 2012)

total budget 16 M€, EC financing 9M€

ENEL DISTRIBUZIONE is the COORDINATOR

CONSORTIUM of 25 partners from 11 European countries

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The Consortium

A multidisciplinary group including: Research centres Distribution and Transmission Operators Energy supply and retail companies Electric equipment manufacturers Home appliances and white goods manufacturers Communication equipment and ICT solutions providers

Utilities30%

Manifacturers

30%Research and universities

40%

Experience Knowledge

Competence

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The Objectives

Develop technical solutions for consumers premises & for the power system

Propose recommendations and solutions to remove the possible barriers

Identify the potential benefits for the stakeholders

Develop appropriate markets and contractual mechanisms

Validate most promising solution in 3 complementary test sites

Conduct dedicated dissemination activities for the stakeholders

Study of accompanying measures to deal with societal, cultural, behavioural aspects

ENABLE ACTIVE DEMAND

EXPLOIT THE BENEFITS

VALIDATE THE RESEARCH

DISSEMINATE THE RESULTS

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MethodologyWP8 – ENEL DISTRProject Management

WP4 – ABBCommunication architecture for smart grids

with active demand

WP1 – EDFConcepts, Requirements and Scenarios

WP2 – IBEDROLAMetering, DSM, DER

flexibility management

WP3 – ENEL DISTRActive grid operation

WP6 – KEMAField testing for validation of most promising solutions and project outcomes assessment

WP5 –UNIMAN

Acceptance and benefits for the users

WP7 – CASSINODissemination and exploitation of the results

WP8 – ENEL DISTRProject Management

WP4 – ABBCommunication architecture for smart grids

with active demand

WP1 – EDFConcepts, Requirements and Scenarios

WP2 – IBEDROLAMetering, DSM, DER

flexibility management

WP3 – ENEL DISTRActive grid operation

WP4 – ABBCommunication architecture for smart grids

with active demand

WP1 – EDFConcepts, Requirements and Scenarios

WP2 – IBEDROLAMetering, DSM, DER

flexibility management

WP3 – ENEL DISTRActive grid operation

WP6 – KEMAField testing for validation of most promising solutions and project outcomes assessment

WP5 –UNIMAN

Acceptance and benefits for the users

WP7 – CASSINODissemination and exploitation of the results

8 Work Packages

• Project management• Dissemination• 6 “technical” WPs

Organised to support the methodology adopted for

– development– validation and– deployment

of the concepts and solutions.

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Main concepts

Interaction based on real-time price and volume signals

• real-time = 20 to 30 min ahead or longer

• modulated by geographical / topological information

• direct load control by DSO will be not considered

“Demand” approach

• services provided on a voluntary and contractual basis

• appropriate technologies and request for consumers

• accompanying measures for societal and behavioural aspects

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Aggregator:

• mediator between the consumers and the markets

• collects requests and signals from markets and participants

• gathers flexibilities & contributions of consumers

• different levels of optimisation to meet the requirements of topologically dependent services

Consumers:

• optimisation and control of appliances and DER at consumers’ premises

• Energy Box is the interface with the aggregator

ADDRESS Architecture (1/3)

Retailer

BALANCING RESPONSIBLE PARTY

DG & RES

Trader

Centralized Generation

AGGREGATOR

Different levels

of optimization

and aggregation

MARKETS

AND CONTRACTS

Energy Supply

and

provision

of services

TSO

DSO

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DMS

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ADDRESS Architecture (2/3)

Retailer

BALANCING RESPONSIBLE PARTY

DG & RES

Trader

Centralized Generation

AGGREGATOR

Different levels

of optimization

and aggregation

MARKETS

AND CONTRACTS

Energy Supply

and

provision

of services

TSO

DSO

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adaptation

DMS

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adaptation

MV – LV

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Markets and contracts:

• Energy supply

• Ancillary Services: voltage regulation, tertiary reserve and tertiary frequency control

• Balancing services (incl. compensation of RES variability)

• Overload and network congestion relief

• Load shaping services (e.g. peak shaving)

• Power exchange markets and ... Bilateral Contracts

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ADDRESS Architecture (3/3)

Retailer

BALANCING RESPONSIBLE PARTY

DG & RES

Trader

Centralized Generation

AGGREGATOR

Different levels

of optimization

and aggregation

MARKETS

AND CONTRACTS

Energy Supply

and

provision

of services

TSO

DSO

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adaptation

DMS

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link

adaptation

MV – LV

transfos

Sub

station

Distribution System Operator:

• Consumers considered are directly connected to the distribution network

• Key participant in active grids of the future

• Enable active demand and ensure secure and efficient network operation

• Interacts through markets

• Direct interaction with TSO for system security

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SWITZERLAND•EKZ: DSO•HES SO: University

FRANCE•ADEME: public agency•ERDF: DSO•RTE: TSO•CAPENERGIES: association

ITALY•AEEG: regulator•ALTROCONSUMO: watch dog•CONFARTIGIANATO: association•FEDERUTILITY: association•TERNA: TSO

BELGIUM:•SPE-LUMINOUS: Balancing Responsible Party

CALIFORNIA•EPRI: Electric Power Research Institute

SPAIN•EUTC: association•ITA: research•ITE: research•REE: TSO

Group of users, experts and stakeholdersComposition

An unique group of watch dog,

regulators, associations, researchers,

utilities

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Next Public Results

Date Description

Sep. 2009

Conceptual architecture including description of: participants, signals exchanged, markets and market interactions, overall expected system functional behaviour

Oct. 2009 Application of the conceptual architecture in 4 or 5 specific scenarios

BRUSSELS, SPRING 2010

FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP

They will be published on the They will be published on the web site: web site: www.addressfp7.orgwww.addressfp7.org

Thank you for your attention !

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