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Concentrating Solar Thermal Power Tower:An Alternative to the Boardman Coal Power PlantJeremy FlowersMichael McMullinMichael Swanson
Introduction
● Technology Selection● Efficiency Analysis● Site Selection● Environmental Impact
PGE Service Area
Technology Selection
Gemasol Plant, Seville, Spain
3 Hybrid Natural Gas / Solar Power Tower Plants● 125 MW Nameplate Capacity● 194m tower height● 1,160,000 m2
Heliostat area● 1,746 acres total● 14 Hours thermal
storage● Evaporative condenser
Technology SelectionSpecifications developed in NREL System Advisor Model
Technology Selection
Natural Gas / Solar Thermal Plant
Hybrid Fossil Fuel / Solar Thermal plant
Technology Selection
Hybrid Natural Gas / Solar Thermal Plant
139,000 MWh annual delivered by natural gas117,000 MWh annual delivered by solar thermal
55% Natural Gas, 45% Solar Thermal
Technology Selection
Hybrid Advantages● Improved economics for immediate implementation● Reduced risk● Gas throttlable to accommodate hydropower supply
CSP Design Output Boardman Output
Efficiency Analysis
Hybrid plant net annual efficiency equation
Pd =Nameplate Power (kW)CF=Capacity FactorA=Heliostat Field Area (m2)I=Annual Insolation (kWh/m2)FNG= Annual Natural Gas Fuel Input (kWh)
Annual efficiency solar alone (FNG=0, CF=0.343): 15.2%
Net annual efficiency (CF=0.841): 37.2%Typical coal power plant efficiency: 30-45%
Project CostFinancial estimates generated in NREL System Advisor Module
Installed cost per plant: $850,500,000Total Project cost (3 Plants): $2.55 Billion
Fuel cost: $34.4 Million annual
Construction cost of 375 MW Coal-fired plant: $1.43 Billion
Fuel cost: $67.8 Million annual
Project Cost
Stacked Cost
Project Cost
Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE)
Source: System Advisor Model
Site Selection
● Annual Direct Normal Solar Radiation● Natural Gas Lines● Water Source● High Voltage Transmission Lines● Flat Terrain● Minimal Wind
Gusts
Site Selection
Annual Direct Normal Solar Radiation
Site Selection
High Voltage Transmission Lines
Site Selection
Natural Gas Lines
kWh/m2/day1. Lakeview: 5.842. Bonanza: 5.823. Malin: 5.794. Chiloquin: 5.79
Daggett, CA: 7.65Tucson, AZ: 7.22
Site Selection
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Site Selection
Lakeview advantage● Large Body of Water ● The Ruby Natural Gas Line● High Voltage Transmission Lines● Low Land Cost● The Highest Yearly Ave. Direct
Normal Solar Radiation in Oregon
Environmental impact
CO2 Emissions (2010)
Natural Gas Coal117,000 lbs/billion BTU 208,000 lbs/billion BTU
Boardman coal-fired power plant
Environmental impact
CO2 Emissions (2008)
Natural Gas Sub-bituminousEmission Factor
53.06 kg CO2/MMBTU
97.17 kg CO2/MMBTU
Environmental impact
CO2 Emissions● Boardman - 4.3 million tons (2010)
● Hybrid CSP - 2.3 million tons
7.85 Super tankers
4.18 Super tankers
Environmental impact
Water usage - Hybrid CSP● 2,533,434m3 /yr- 670 million gal/yr
○ 63 washes per year
● 52 washes per year○ save 8,954m3 - 2.4 million gal
● 0 washes per year ○ save 42,360 m3 - 11,185,044 gallons
1,014 olympic pools
3.58 olympic pools
17 olympic pools
Environmental impact
Land use● Boardman sized Coal power plant
○ 5,282 acres including coal mines
● Biomass replacement ○ 75,000-114,000 acres of Arundo Donax
● Hybrid CSP○ 5,238 acres
Environmental impact
Northern Basin and Range● Sensitive species
○ Modoc sucker○ Great basin redband trout○ Goose lake sucker○ Columbia spotted frog○ Mountain quail○ Burrowing owl○ Willow flycatcher
● Endangered species○ Gray wolf
Willow Flycatcher
Columbia spotted frog
Project Overview
● Replace controllable baseload capacity at Boardman Coal Power Plant (374 MW PGE capacity)
● Location: Lakeview, OR● 3 Hybrid Natural Gas / Solar Thermal Power
Plants● 125 MW Nameplate Capacity each● Total Project Cost, $2.5 Billion● Reduce CO2 emissions by approximately half
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