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Entergy Storage Application
March 29, 2018i‐PCGRID
S. Cat Wong, Ph.D., P.E., P.M.P.Commercial Development & InnovationEntergy Corporation
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AgendaAgenda
Entergy Overview Paterson Solar + Storage Project Retail‐Scale Energy Storage Projects Utility‐Scale Energy Storage Projects Summary
Source: SNL
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Overview of Entergy CorporationOverview of Entergy Corporation 30,000 MW electric generating capacity 2.9 million utility customers More than $10 billion annual revenues 13,000+ employees
Regulated Utilities 5 public utilities 4 contiguous states – AR, LA, MS, and TX 15,700 miles of high‐voltage transmission 100,000+ miles of distribution ~200,000 natural gas customers in LA
Entergy Wholesale Commodities Owns 4 nuclear units located in the northern U.S.
(currently shutting down and/or selling our merchant nuclear units)
Owns all or partial interest in several natural gas and coal‐fired power plants
Sells electricity to wholesale customers
Source: SNL
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What DERs Does Entergy Has Today and Where Are They?
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Existing Projects and Pilots
• Entergy Arkansas– Stuttgart : 20‐year PPA with NextEra
Energy for new 81 MWAC solar farm approved in 2015
– Chicot : 20‐year PPA with NextEra Energy for new 100 MW farm, pending regulatory approval and expected online mid‐2020
• Entergy Louisiana– 2010 renewable pilot yielded 5 PPAs
(~60 MW) with biomass (rice hulls, sugarcane bagasse), landfill gas, and waste heat recovery resources
– 2016 Renewable RFP yielded two resources that were selected with negotiations underway on PPAs Stuttgart Solar Energy Center
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Existing Projects and Pilots
• Entergy New Orleans– Paterson Solar + Storage Pilot:
– 1.08 MWAC ground‐mounted with single‐axis tracking (June 2016)
– 500 kWh 1‐hour Li‐ion battery – Three solar projects totaling 45 MW
from 2016 Renewable RFP– 5 MW rooftop solar project filed at the
City Council on Oct 6, 2017
• Entergy Mississippi– Three 500 kWDC solar pilot projects– Evaluating community solar
• Entergy Texas– Purchases wind Renewable Energy
Credits (RECs) to comply with RPS DeSoto County, Mississippi
Paterson Solar+Battery, New Orleans, LA
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Paterson Solar + Storage Pilot
• Built on Entergy owned property (~15 acres)
• Interconnects at 13.2kV• 1.08 MWAC ground‐mounted with single‐
axis tracking (June 2016)• 500 kWh 1‐hour Li‐ion battery
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Paterson Solar + Storage Pilot
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Paterson Solar + Storage Pilot
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PI View
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Control Functionality and DOC view
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
ACTIVE POWER BASED
REACTIVE POWER BASED
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Outputs from Paterson Solar + Storage Site
Energy Time Shift
Ramp Rate Control –“Solar
Smoothing”
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• Constraints at existing Paterson Solar + Storage site – Logic engine and dispatch is unique to Paterson– Dispatch is not dynamic based on changing real‐world priorities– Dispatch solution is not scalable
• Opportunity for Enhancement – Expand Paterson into a resilient, robust, interoperable, functional,
and more cyber secure facility– Develop a common backplane for managing, operating, and
optimizing DER’s • manage other customer or utility‐owned assets at scale
Enhancement to Paterson Solar + Storage Site
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• Develop a customizable, standards‐based, optimization and dispatch solution – Commercially viable– Focused on scalability and interoperability– Ability to scale across other DER types– Ready for future integration via OpenFMB and support for IEC61850
and other strategic protocols and interfaces– Dynamic dispatch with the DOC able to take manual control – Enhanced monitoring and distributed control– Remote, automatic and dynamic optimization enabled through
control layer, not DOC– Can enable future battery storage projects
Enhancement to Paterson Solar + Storage Site
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What About at The Customers Level?
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What is the Trend and What is Entergy’s Strategy?
Entergy will provide energy-related Products and Services through a sustainable business model.
When is the tipping point?When will you have these at your home?
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• Customer Insights and Solutions plans to offer different Products and Services Programs
• Some Products and Services Programs have significant impact– load shapes, hosting capacity, reliability, power quality, protection scheme, etc.
• Perform engineering studies to determine – The ability of the existing distribution system to support the propose adoption
rates,
– The impact the distribution feeders performance and potential mitigation measures,
– The cost / benefit of Products and Services Programs deployment
– Interconnection requirements and design requirements
Customer Insights and Solutions
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Planning Stage – Overall Process
Develop DERs Planning Study
Process
Define Planning Studies
Methodology
Model Distribution System
Simulations, Results, and Feedback
• Define Studies to be performed
• Identify programs to be evaluated
• Study representative feeders
• Study all of the feeders
• Define Studies process work flow
• Identify Tools to be used (in house tools, existing license, new license)
• Develop scenarios and metrics
• Model distribution network
• Model equipment
• Model Load• Model existing
DER and P&S program
• Scenarios • Metrics• Results• Feedback to
CI&S and D planning
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RFI for Battery Energy Storage System
• Commercial Development & Innovation led the RFI development along with Transmission, Distribution, SPO, Resources Planning, etc.
• RFI included, but are not limited to following– Characteristics, Pricing, Performance metrics, Operating platforms,
Classification of use‐cases
• Issued RFI on Oct 3rd, 2017• Received responses on Oct 30th,2017• Developed ranking metrics and criteria to evaluate vendor
responses
confidential information
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Use Cases in RFI
Use Case Description
#1 GRID‐CONNECTED ESS (ONLY)
Peak shaving or Transmission / distribution deferralEnergy arbitrage
Frequency regulation
#2 GRID‐CONNECTED ESS (ONLY) – LONG DISCHARGE (> 8 hrs)Peak shaving or Transmission / distribution deferralEnergy arbitrage
Frequency regulation
#3 GRID‐CONNECTED ESS (ONLY)
Transmission congestion relief
Voltage support
VAR support
Use Case Description
#4 GRID‐CONNECTED ESS (NORMAL CONDITION) , AS WELL AS GRID FORMING ESS (OUTAGE CONDITION)
Backup power (outage condition)Voltage and frequency control (outage condition)Black start capability (outage condition)Energy arbitrage (normal condition) Frequency regulation (normal condition)
#5 WHOLESALE MARKETArbitrage Frequency regulation Spinning/non‐spinning reserves
#6 RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPORTResource adequacy (firm capacity)Generation shifting (reverse power flow management) Ramp rate control and smoothing Flicker management and voltage control
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Identify Potential Sites for BESS
• Use cases / Locations• Preliminary Storage Sizing• Cost Estimates• Scoring Matrix
Screening Study
• Detailed Storage Sizing• System Simulations (N‐x)• Updated Battery Cost Roadmap• Performance Evaluations (full & partial)• Alternative Solutions (e.g., solar plus storage)
Detailed Siting & Sizing Design
• Lifetime cost modeling• Regulated asset financial analysis• Storage Technology Selection• Investment Metrics (storage vs conventional T&D solutions)
Techno‐Economic Evaluations
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• Entergy view the integrated energy network of the future– As a dynamic, interactive power delivery system that includes centralized
generation and distributed energy resources such as solar, battery storage and electric vehicles
• Entergy is looking to transform:– How we engage with customers via Customer Insights and Solutions and a
sustainable business model– How we operate and optimize our transmission and distribution grid
through DER, AMI and Grid Modernization– How we enable our employees and understand the future through
analytics, training, and change management
Summary
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Thank You for Your Time!
Questions?
S. Cat Wong ‐ [email protected]