Utilities and Wind Energy by Mike Sheriff, OG&E

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Wind Energy Update
October 6, 2012
OG&E’s Commitment to Wind Energy (2007)
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Make Oklahoma a national leader in renewable energy
Mission Accomplished!
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Quadrupled OG&E’s wind power capacity by 2012
Increased transmission capacity to enable OG&E and others to deliver
wind-generated power from western Oklahoma to load centers
Provided OG&E communities and customers
choice of being up to 100% “green power”
users
Responsible development model: Executed
first two MOA’s with Wildlife Department
to offset wildlife habitat impacts.
OG&E’s Renewable Efforts…..
50 MW “Sooner” wind farm
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800
120 MW “Centennial” wind farm
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600
101 MW “OU Spirit” wind farm
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130 MW “Taloga” wind farm
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150 MW “Keenan” wind farm
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227 MW “Crossroads” wind farm
Wind Capacity
by Year
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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Year
60 MW “Blackwell” wind farm
Note: Orange denotes OG&E owned wind projects.
Total of 840 MW installed by EOY 2012!
10% of annual energy produced
Why Does OG&E want Wind?
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Helps to keep our electric prices low by
offering:
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Fuel Hedge
Emission Hedge
Our Customers’ want WIND
Contributed to diversification of rural income
streams
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OG&E Transmission Expansion: 345kV
Projects
(To Kansas)
Hitchland
Woodward
(OG&E)
(To Rose
Hill)
Cleveland
Sooner
(OG&E)
Muskogee
(OG&E)
OG&E Projects
Non-OG&E
Ownership
2012 Potential Build
Seminole
(OG&E)
Anadarko
(OG&E)
Sunnyside
(OG&E)
Hugo
Tuco
OG&E earned right to build ~
$1.5 Billion in new 345kV EHV transmission
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Site Plan
Map of Crossroads
(Over 40,000 acres)
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Wind Turbine Overview
Power Curves for Two Different Turbines
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Power Equation
P=1/2 p x A x
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V
• Can’t change air density
• Can work with Area (blade length)
• Can work with Velocity (tower heights, blade design)
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Turbine Characteristics
Turbine
389 ft Overall height
Football field 360 ft
(Including end
zones)
Statue of
Liberty
375 ft
Nacelle mounting height
80 M (262 ft)
Centennial Blade
diameter 77 M (253 ft)
OU Spirit Blade
diameter 93 M (306 feet)
Crossroad Wind
diameter 101M (328 feet)
Turbine Characteristics with 80 meter towers
77 Meter Blades
Height 389 feet
93 Meter Blades
Height 415 feet
Swept
Area
+46%
101 Meter Blades
Height 428 feet
Swept
Area
+72%
Current Technology – Crossroads
Siemens SWT 2.3 101
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Rated 2.3 MW
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Cut-in wind speed 8.95 mph
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Rated wind speed 26.84 mph
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Cut-out wind speed 55.92 mph
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Tower height 80 m.
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Rotor diameter 101 m.
Next Gen Technology - Crossroads
Siemens SWT 3.0 101
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Rated 3.0 MW
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Same specs as the 2.3-101, but with
50% fewer moving parts.
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No gearbox, uses a direct drive
system.
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OG&E first to install this model in the
U.S.
Wind is Energy, Not Capacity
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Questions & Discussion
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