35
15 February 2017 BYD Batteries Commercial, Product, Installation and Service Training Delivered by: Storing Renewable Energy 6 th September 2016 Copyright © 2016 BYD & SREnergy Build Your Dream Global Leader of Renewable Energy Technology Storing Renewable Energy Official UK Partner of BYD and B-Box Aftersales Service

BYD Batteries - Storing Renewable Energy (SRe) B-Box - UK.pdf · Market Overview –UK Solar PV ... Annual sales of US $12 billion in 2015 ... Manufacturer Storage Distributor Installer

  • Upload
    vuminh

  • View
    216

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

15 February 2017

BYD BatteriesCommercial, Product, Installation and Service Training

Delivered by: Storing Renewable Energy

6th September 2016Copyright © 2016 BYD & SREnergy

Build Your DreamGlobal Leader of Renewable Energy Technology

Storing Renewable Energy Official UK Partner of BYD and B-Box Aftersales Service

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 2

15 February 2017

Preliminary Note

Training Objectives:

1. Get to know BYD and SRE

2. Understand the UK Market for Solar + Storage

3. Learn about Lithium Ion technologies and its key parameters

4. Learn about the B-Box: features, benefits, how it works & services

5. Information for BYD partners

Table of Content Page

A. Introduction 3

B. Commercial Training 13

C. Product Training 20

D. Service network 32

INTRODUCTIONPart A

Market Overview – Current Situation & Trends in UK Solar + Storage

About BYD – Company Fact Sheet, Global Operations, Battery Capability and Testing Facilities

About SRE – Company Operations and Services for the UK Market

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 4

15 February 2017

Market Overview – UK Solar PV

over 900,000 domestic system installed

75% drop in 2016 due to policy changes

At current prices, a 2.5 Kwh system could add over

£120/yr

Consumers are cautious about energy storage but

there is high potential

Rapid growth in PV installations over the past 5 years, particularly in domestic PV, due to introduction of government schemes (FIT and tax breaks). Until 2016 99% of the installations did not include storage.

New installations in 2016 were impacted by changes in government schemes, but the market is expected to recover. In a scenario without (or very low) subsidies and increasing energy prices, only systems with storage will make financial sense.

At the current average kwh Price of £0.15 (DECC) and irradiation data from London, a small 2.5kwh system could add over £120/year. Therefore, a BYD battery it would pay itself before the warranty expires and will give another 10-20 years of returns.

Studies show solar PV will continue to deliver positive financial returns. Batteries at a retail price of £1,000 are estimated to reach 50,000 units in yearly sales (Source: Powervaults), or up to 2,000,000 units by 2020 (Source: Moixa).

Part A – Introduction

There vision for Energy Storage can be found in all forms of applications:

Residential Energy Storage Systems (ESS) – B-Box, Mini ESS, MDESS Electric Vehicles (EV) – EV, HEV, Tank cars, Forklifts , E-Bus ES Stations – Solar Power, Wind Power, Solar Lamp, Container ESS

About BYD – Three Green Dreams

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 5

BYD envisions a:

World of Zero Emissions

Through 3 Key Areas of Focus:

Solar Power Energy Storage Electrified Transportation

Part A – Introduction

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 6

15 February 2017

About BYD – Company Fact Sheet

Holds 11% of global market share of electric vehicles

(Source: EV-Sales, 2015)

230% Year on Year Increase in e-vehicles sold in 2015 (6,600 buses and 61,722 cars)

BYD is the

Global Specialist and Leader in Batteries

BYD is the

Largest Manufacturer of Battery Electric Vehicles

Holds 20% of global market share of lithium ion batteries

(Source: marketresearch.com)

Over 20 years’ experience in

designing and manufacturing batteries

BYD is the

Only Player with Complete Vertical Integration

180,000 employees

Rated 8th world´s most innovative company (Bloomberg business & BCG 2010)

Annual sales of US $12 billion in 2015

Part A – Introduction

Joint Venture BYD – Daimler

The DENZA has been in the Asian markets since 2014, revolutionary due to the low cost and 400km capacity in 1 charge

Joint Venture BYD - ADL

BYD supplied 50 fully electrical double-decker buses for Transport for London, in 2015.

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 7

15 February 2017

About BYD – Global and UK Operations Part A – Introduction

Global Expansion

Sales, Manufacturing and R&D in over 22 countries

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 8

15 February 2017

BYD – Manufacturing Part A – Introduction

GWh/year

Production Capacity

Worldwide capacity in 2015 was 50GWh, in 2016 BYD will produce the equivalent to 5.6M B-plus

Manufacturing Capacity

BYD has unique techniques and abilities for optimal manufacturing.

High Precision

Strict

Environment

Control

High Speed

Temperature:

±2℃

FullyAutomatic

Electrode thickness:

±0.001mm

Voltage precision:

0.01mV

70m/min coating/

rolling/ slitting speed

Every 2sec one 25Ah

Cell

Every 5sec one 270Ah

Cell

9

BYD – Stringent Testing Measures

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Part A – Introduction

Testing Facilities

Since 2012, BYD’s Test Centres are UL WTDP certified. This allows for reliable and fast new product validation

Extreme Testing – Battery Cell, Pack & Application

Extreme electrical testing, piercing, crushing, environmental testing, fire, water, etc.

Performance Testing

Electric performance

Environment test

Operating profile test

(inc. Cell, module & pack testing) Cell test

Safety & Reliability Testing

Environment adaptability

Abuse test

Reliability test

(inc. salt spray & soaking, thermal shock, vibration, crush & HALT)

HALT

Cell (RT and 45℃) Pack (RT and 45℃)

Cell Cycle Life Test:

50Ah, 1C/1C,100%DOD

10

BYD - Performance Testing: Cycle life

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Part A – Introduction

Longevity of BYD Batteries

BYD has supplied e-taxis and e-buses to Shenzhen, since 2010. To date, no batteries have been replaced.

Up until the end of 2015 they have travelled: Bus distance = 300.000 km & Taxi distance = 800.000 km.

-> 5-year accelerated celltesting

-> After 22.000 cycles, the cell keeps 50% capacity

-> Long lifecycle and slight increase in the internal resistance

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 11

15 February 2017

About SRE – What We Do Part A – Introduction

SREnergy´s responsibility is to ensure that UK consumers and businesses benefit from those batteries. We do this by offering:

Free aftersales service for the BYD B-Box or B-Plus

Free pre-sales info service (www.srenergy.co.uk)

Management of 10 yr warranty commitment from BYD

Free training to UK installers

Marketing and PR for Europe

BYD´s responsibility is to produce the best batteries in the market.

Top performance Top reliability Competitive price

How We Work?

China Europe UK

• Customer service• Aftersales service• Installer training• Marketing and PR

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 12

15 February 2017

About SRE – How We Work Part A – Introduction

Manufacturer Storage Distributor Installer End Consumer

Why Now in the UK?

1995 2005 2008 2015 2016

BYD –Focus on Portable Devices

BYD –+ Focus on Vehicles

BYD –+ Focus onESS

Germany tripartiteagreement to bring B-Box to Europe

SRE –First B-Box delivered to UK

COMMERCIAL TRAINING

Part B

Overview of Batteries – Battery Technologies, Key Parameters for Comparison

Key Assessments of the B-Box –Comparative Benefits to End-Consumers and Installers, Price Arguments

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 14

15 February 2017

Summary – Key Parameters

Company Product Chemistry DODNominal

lifetime cycles

C-rate

(discharge

time)

EfficiencyReal

Warranty

Tesla

(Panasonic)Powerwall 6.4 NMC 100% 3650 0.47 92

8.5

LG ChemicalRESU 6.4 Main

PackNMC 90% 6000 0.5 95

7.5

Pylon Extra2000 LiFePO4 80% 4000 0.5 92 5

BYD2.5Kw B-Plus

ModuleLiFePO4 100% 6000 1 97 10

Source: Manufacturer datasheets Note: Tesla has modified the datasheet to reflect a useable capacity of 6.4kwh but the nominal capacity is 7kwh

How to determine the greatest long-term return, when selecting batteries:

Batteries must be capable of maximizing the total kwh provided to the household/commercial system, in its lifetime, at the minimum upfront costs.

Main factors: depth of discharge (DOD), nominal lifetime cycles, C-rate (power output) and efficiency.

BYD batteries are superior to competitor batteries, on 4 out of the 5 key parameters.

Warranty is key to ensure the return on investment

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 15

15 February 2017

Detail - Chemistry

There are two main technologies of lithium ion, currently in the market:

1. Nikel Cobalt Manganese (NCM)

Used by Panasonic (Tesla), LG and Samsung

High energy density for more compact batteries

2. Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)

Used by Sony and BYD

Very good thermal stability, which allows higher power output with greater safety and cycle life.

ChemistryCell

QuantitySafety Life

PowerDensity

RegenerationAcceptability

Energy Density

Cost

LMO/C ⊙ ○ ○ ⊙ ○ ⊙ ⊙

NCA/C ○ △ ○ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ △

NCM/C ○ △ ○ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ △

LFP/C ⊙* ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ○ ⊙

LMO/LTO ○ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ○ △

NCA/LTO △ ○ ⊙ ○ ○ ○ △

NCM/LTO △ ○ (⊙) ○ ○ ○ △

LFP/LTO △ ⊙ ⊙ △ △ △ ○

⊙Good ○ Fair △Poor()estimated

*LFP battery can be made into large cell, which decreases the quantity and also make battery management simpler.

Battery Technology – Thermal stability and safety

Battery Technology – Strengths and weaknesses

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 16

15 February 2017

Detail – Benefits To End-Consumers BYD B-Box has 5 key competitive benefits to end consumers:

Most Reliable Back Up & Off Grid Power Source

Completely Silent

Flexibility in Size and Retrofitting

Wide range of applications

B-Plus C-rate is 1 (continuous output of 2.5 Kw), much higher than most other available batteries (LG, Tesla, BAE etc. = 0.3-0.5).

B-Plus can therefore take on the most load (without oversizing) and has the highest reliability of being a sole power source.

B-Box does not require any forced cooling, making it completely silent.

Other systems using NCM chemistry, such as Panasonic (Tesla), LG and Samsung, require a forced cooling system, which produces noise and expend energy.

B-Box has a modular capacity from 2.5 Kwh to 409 Kwh. Extra capacity can therefore be retrofitted.

Other ‘plug and play’ solutions in the market are around 6 Kwh and have limited retrofit capabilities.

B-Box can work On-Grid, Off-Grid, 1 Phase, 3 Phases and in all inverters power. It can be used for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial applications.

Most other systems can only work on-grid,1 phase and with small power inverters.

1

2

3

4

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 17

15 February 2017

Detail – Benefits To End-Consumers (cont.)

Nominal EnergyUsable Energy

Tesla LG B-Box 7.5

Nominalenergy

7kWh 6.4kWh 7.5 kWh

Usable energy

6.4kWh 5.75kWh 7.37kWh

Usableratio

91.4% 89.8% 98.2%

5 Thanks to a combination of the most robust chemistry (LFP) and BYD 20 years of experience and

R&D

The battery management system inside the battery allows you to set DOD to 100%

Utilize your battery to its maximum capacity

Highest Usable Energy

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 18

15 February 2017

Detail – Benefits To Installers BYD B-Box also has 2 key advantages for installers:

Recommendations and pre-sale support

Installation phone support

Aftersales service

Warranty: 10 years 60% net charge guaranteed

Ease in Installation

Support Provided by SREnergy

Compact solution tailored to the UK market

Only 38kg and with two handles, making it easy to carry in residential homes

Bracket provided to install against or on walls

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 19

15 February 2017

Detail – Pricing How does BYD Price Compare with Other Batteries?

BYD has the most competitive price in the market. It is the biggest lithium rechargeable batteries manufacturer in the world, allowing for automatic manufacturing and economies of scale.

Price/kwh is even lower than lead acid batteries, once real DOD is taken into account (Lead acid is around 50%).

Nominal life is 6,000 cycles compared with 1,500 of lead acid and 4,000 of most li-ion batteries

Lead-acid(example: Trojan)

BYD Low costcompetitor

Cycle life 1,000 6,000 4,000

Efficiency 89% 97% 92%

Cost per lifetimeKwh

£0.20 £0.05-0.1 £0.10-0.15

PRODUCT TRAINING

Part C

Equipment description Compatibility Applications and configurations

B-BOX stands for Battery Box

The BYD B-Box is a Lithium Iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4) with a battery management system (BMS) for use with an external inverter or charge controller.

B-BOX 2.5-10.0 Series: Including 1-4 Battery modules (B-Plus 2.5) and a cabinet

B-BOX 12.8 Series: Solid built battery in a cabinet.

B-Box 2.5-10-0 / B-Box 12.8

21

Cabinet dimensions: : (H)1000mm×(W)600mm×(D)600mm

Parallel connection:

One B-BOX can be connected with more units to increase capacity

B-BOX10.0 can reach up to 8 B-Box connected in parallel (= 80kWh);

B-BOX12.8 can reach up to 32 B-Box connected in parallel (= 409kWh);

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

• Flexible capacity: including retrofit

• Modular Design: easy trsnport and installation

• TÜV certified: Secure Li-ion packs Version 1.0E

• CE und TÜV certified BYD B-Plus 2.5 Module (Type: U3A1-50P-A)

• Proven in use in telecommunications and energy storage applications worldwide

• Environmentally friendly but powerful LFP chemistry

B-Plus 2.5: Battery module

including battery management

system (BMS)

B-Box 2.5-10.0 // B-Plus 2.5

22

B-Box 10.0: Cabinet with 4

Battery modules

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

B-Box 2.5-10.0 // B-Plus 2.5

23

B-Box 10.0

B-Plus 2.5

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

B-Box 12.8

24

B-Box 12.8

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Compatibility

25

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 26

15 February 2017

26

BYD B-Box H ConfigrationPart C – B-Box Product Training

B-Box H (High voltage)

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 27

15 February 2017

27

CompatibilityPart C – B-Box Product Training

Single phase example

Nr

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Configuration list with single phase inverter

Nr

1 Phase on Grid

Inverter Type B-Plus 2.5 BMU or cabinet

ES hybrid 4.6kW ≥2 ≥1

BP retrofit 3kW ≥1 ≥1

1 Phase off Grid

Inverter Type B-Plus 2.5 BMU or cabinet

ES hybrid 4.6kW ≥2 ≥1

BP retrofit 3kW ≥2 ≥1

Remark:The example inverter brand is Goodwe

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Three-Phase Configuration

30

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Configuration list SMA

Nr

1 Phase on Grid

Inverter

Type B-Plus 2.5

BMU or

Cabinet B-BOX12.8

SI 3.0M ≥1 ≥1 ≥1

SI 4.4M ≥1 ≥1 ≥1

SI 6.0H ≥1 ≥1 ≥1

SI 8.0H ≥1 ≥1 ≥1

3 Phase on Grid

Inverter

Type B-Plus 2.5

BMU or

Cabinet

SI 3.0M ≥3 ≥1 ≥1

SI 4.4M ≥4 ≥1 ≥1

SI 6.0H ≥4 ≥1 ≥1

SI 8.0H ≥4 ≥1 ≥1

1 Phase off Grid

Inverter Type B-Plus 2.5

BMU or

Cabinet B-BOX12.8

SI 3.0M ≥3 ≥1 ≥1

SI 4.4M ≥3 ≥1 ≥1

SI 6.0H ≥5 ≥2 ≥1

SI 8.0H ≥5 ≥2 ≥1

3 Phase off Grid

Inverter Type B-Plus 2.5

BMU or

Cabinet

SI 3.0M ≥8 ≥2 ≥2

SI 4.4M ≥8 ≥2 ≥2

SI 6.0H ≥12 ≥3 ≥3

SI 8.0H ≥12 ≥3 ≥3

Part C – B-Box Product Training

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016

SERVICE NETWORK

Part D

Customer satisfaction Network of exceptional installers

Customer satisfaction

• “Poor consumer experiences and bad reputations can damage markets before they can take off”

Solar Trade Association, about energy storage

• Solar and microgeneration organisations are pushing the government to target mis-selling, poor installations and overall customer dissatisfaction

33

Part D – Service network

Free Advanced Certification - by SRE

15 February 2017

Page 34

Goals• 100% of BYD batteries are installed by trained personnel• Majority of systems are installed by certified companies• Every BYD final customer is satisfied with the system they have boughtWe offer• Free on site training to follow up first BYD installation• Marketing materials to advertise BYD from your company• Presale support to understand the product and adjust to customer

needs• Advanced service training, including software diagnostic and updates• Official certification certificate• All certified installers will be displayed at our websiteResponsibility• Every candidate company will have to go through an evaluation• A certified installer must be available to perform visits to clients in his

region (50Km radius) to perform such tasks at the fee established for the UK

If you are interested please check the website www.srenergy.co.uk or email [email protected]

Part D – Service Network

15 February 2017

BYD B-Box Training © Storing Renewable Energy 2016Page 3515 February 2017

UK Market Report© Storing Renewable Energy 2016

Page 35

For further enquiries, please contact:

Alvaro Garcia Martinez Managing Director Storing Renewable Energy

P: +44 734 190 2891E: [email protected]

Thank you for your attention