Power Systems Consulting Efficient grids for electric utilities and industrial companies © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 1 Power Systems Consulting Partnership for success Long experience, extensive knowledge and powerful software tools are our strength. © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 2 Experience and knowledge from more than 30 years of network planning and consultancy Over 1,000 reference projects throughout the world A large number of satisfied customers from energy supply and industry Unique knowledge about the electric power systems around the world Highly sophisticated software tools Technically and economically optimal solutions Expertise of a leading global technology company Power Systems Consulting Group Global knowledge management Spain Germany USA Kazakhstan Brazil © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 3 India Kazakhstan Customer benefits Investment cost savings by consumer oriented system reliability and power quality Operational cost savings by optimized network configuration and intelligent use of modern automation equipment Maintenance cost savings by reliability centered maintenance Total cost savings by technical and economical system optimization © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 4 Customers Electric Utilities Industrial Customers © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 5 Power transmission and distribution companies Public utilities Power generation companies Airport operators Automobile companies Cement manufacturers Chemical and pharmaceutical companies Consumer and electronic manufacturers Metals and foundries Minerals and mining companies Oil & Gas companies Petrochemical companies and refineries Pulp and paper companies Rail transportation companies Water supply and distribution companies Wind farm developer Solar power plant developer Services Power system studies and optimization Excellent planning leads to excellent results Asset management solutions Knowing exactly where to act Software and support Professional tools for professional work © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 6 Power system studies and optimization Transmission and distribution systems © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 7 Transmission systems Power generation interconnection Transmission constraints mitigation System dynamics and control Insulation co-ordination Application of HVDC and FACTS Protective relaying and controls Off- and on-shore wind farm connections Distribution systems Distribution system planning System reliability analyses Protective relaying and controls Spatial load forecasting Distributed generation interconnection Power system studies and optimization Industrial systems © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 8 Motor behavior System protection Transient analysis Harmonic analysis Filter design Co-generation integration Islanding and load shedding schemes Energy efficiency Audits Power system studies and optimization Renewable energies integration Reliability analyses Neutral grounding and network protection concepts System perturbation (harmonics, flicker, voltage drops) Lightning and switching over-voltage protection design Economic efficiency considerations © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 9 Feasibility studies (AC vs. DC connection) System layout and dimensioning of equipment System stability studies (interaction with public grid) Determination of required compensation Power system studies and optimization Smart Grids applications © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 10 Distributed generation integration Distributed storage integration Integration of plug-in electric vehicles Voltage stability and quality Reliability and efficiency considerations Asset management solutions © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 11 Condition assessment of equipment and installations based on field-proven checklists Technical and economic assessment based on condition and importance (RCM method) Failure mode effect analysis (FMEA) Development of efficient maintenance and re-placement strategies Asset simulations for long-term asset strategies Budget planning support NEPLAN® Maintenance for decision support and documentation Software tools © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 12 We have created many software tools to solve various complex issues: NEPLAN: Network planning and optimization, reliability study, asset strategy planning PAD/PDO: Power flow, reliability, risk and economic study Asset Sentry: Web-based asset manager We have and will license any standard software used by our customers to get the job done and in any format that suite their needs: PSS/E, ETAP, MUST/OPF, TPLAN PowerFactory PSLF, SCSC, PSDS EMTP/ATP EMTDC And many others Power Systems Consulting Door-opener and value creator for ABB’s product and system businesses © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 13 Door opener and value creator Project development support © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 14 Review of performed system studies (e.g. from other consultants) Check of study results Execution of additional calculations, e.g. reliability analysis of grid connections, substation configurations etc. Preliminary/feasibility studies with limited scope (e.g. in the project acquisition phase) Detailed system studies with full scope for technically and economically optimal solutions (e.g. for specification or tender preparation) Project development support Areas of applications © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 15 BU Grid Systems HVDC and FACTS applications Wind power to the grid BU Power Generation Connecting power plants to the grid Electrical balance of plant BU Substations Integration of substations into the grid Industrial electrification BU Network Management Smart Grids Protection & Control Project development support Consultancy support for HVDC and FACTS business Assessment of grid connection design for wind farms, steel mills, etc. feasible technology investment costs, technical losses system reliability power quality Support in project development and execution Sales support: Technical consulting for utilities, industrial customers, investors & consultants Marketing support (e.g. papers) © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 16 Participation on conferences and in committees (e.g. Cigré) Participation in research projects Door opener and value creator Participation in R&D projects Member of Smart Grids Core Team in Spain and Germany Smart Grids Project “Grids for the Future” (07/09 – 06/11) Objective: Development and implementation of a pilot smart grid Participants: RWE, University of Dortmund, Consentec, ABB Sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology Desertec industrial initiative (Dii) Member of transmission group Grid study and HVDC technology support OffshoreGrid Study PSG HVDC R&D program “DC Grid” © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 17 Private partner of the German Energy Agency (Dena) Input from Desertec industrial initiative Participation in R&D projects Grids for power supply of the future © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 18 Customer – RWE, Germany Partners – University of Dortmund, Consentec Scope – Analysis of future distribution grids and resulting requirements for primary and secondary grid components; prototype development and demonstration of components Estimated ABB budget External funding – 1,050 kEUR project funding by Federal Ministry of Economies and customer ABB LBU’s involvement – DEPGS ABB project manager – Thorsten Borchard Status – Different possible grid structures and components tested in simulations; RWE ordered several Active Voltage Conditioner (AVC) to test if these components also work to ensure stable voltages in grids with large amount of distributed generation; AVCs have been delivered and successfully commissioned; field testing phase has been started. – 1,300 kEUR Power Systems Consulting Reference projects © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 19 VE-D Berlin (former Bewag), Germany Electrical network analysis Customer needs ABB‘s response Technical and economical evaluation of different scenarios Identification of an optimized network concept Investment planning Customer benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 20 Interconnection of the eastern and western networks of Berlin City Identification of a 150 MEUR saving potential compared to the original planning Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), Thailand Network expansion and investment planning Customer needs © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 21 Extension planning and improvement of power supply quality ABB‘s response Analysis of the high voltage and medium voltage network Development of a reliability centered extension and re-invest-ment strategy for the next 20 years Customer benefits Optimization of network costs Increase of power supply quality up to western developed countries level Power quality study, Germany Customer needs ABB‘s response Load flow and short-circuit current calculations Harmonics and flicker analysis Technical and economical investigation of different reactive power compensation solutions Customer benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 22 Re-design of the network connection for a steel mill after omission of the 220 kV network Reduction of flicker level under allowed limit values at optimal costs Public utility of Saarbrücken, Germany Design specification for a phase-shifting transformer Customer needs ABB‘s response Short-circuit calculations according to IEC 909 Load flow calculations Contingency calculations Customer benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 23 Connection of two phase-shifted power systems Specification for a phase-shifting transformer STATOIL’s Hammerfest LNG plant, Norway Design calculations and system studies Customer needs © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 24 Design calculations and system studies for the land-based Hammerfest / Melkøya LNG plant ABB’s response As-is analysis of the electrical system Proposals for the connection of new in-house generation and how to avoid critical situations in the future Analysis of the system stability including existing and future in-house generators and turbines, motor load and their auxiliary systems Switching over-voltage and protection design study Customer benefits Technical and economical optimized network configuration Safe and reliable and a easy to operate and to maintain electrical system Petroplus (former BP) Coryton Refinery, U.K. Power system optimization Customer needs ABB’s response Load flow and short-circuit calculations Protection co-ordination Isolation co-ordination Transient stability study System reliability analysis Asset assessment Customer benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 25 Power system with high reliability, availability and safety Higher production availability because of less power outages TNK-BP, Russia Maintenance optimization Customer needs © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 26 Support in building up a power supply integrity and reliability management system within TNK-BP ABB’s response Delivery of CALPOS-Main software to assess equipment’s technical condition and to develop an optimal maintenance and replacement strategy Delivery of NEPLAN®-Software for equipment importance calculation Customer benefits Less major incidents caused by power equipment failures Reduced production losses resulting from scheduled and non-scheduled power outages Diagnosis and Equipment fleet Asset Management ENDESA Customer’s need Equipment Operation Evaluation and Management Equipment design and specification Understand and Monitor Asset performance and life evolution Manage assets as a fleet coordinating them with the other assets ABB’s response . Equipment Research and Development Asset Assessment and Diagnosis to set equipment condition. Events and failure investigation determining root causes Complete Asset Management strategies definition Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 27 Best Asset condition control Increase performance Coordination Analysis Support Spain REE Customer’s need Deep review of actual protection criteria for transmission system Support over aggressive plan of new operating facilities ABB’s response Joint team definition to support the whole protection system definition and coordination process Distance relay coordination analysis. Customer’s benefits Multi-year support (3 yr expected) Availability to cover review of more than 800 transmission bays. © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 28 P&C Assessment Diagnosis Customer’s need Assess and Improve reliability of P&C system for Hydro Plants Enhance P&C system ABB’s response Diagnosis planning definition Protection diagnosis and Assessment (Generator and Transformer), regardless of manufacturer Basic engineering for P&C retrofit and upgrading Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 29 Reliability Improvement Sole supplier for complete P&C fleet. Asset Management ENDESA CATALONIA Customer’s need To improve the power quality supply in Catalonia region To improve current practices on CAPEX and OPEX management ABB’s response Analysis of existing assets management practices. Planning and Reliability network Assessment on several pilot areas. Field audits and diagnosis of “critical” substations. Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 30 New Assets Management Practices Optimized investment plan Action Plan to increase “real and perceived” quality HV Cables Seminar ENDESA Customer’s need Enhance knowledge of Cable Systems Increase capability of Cable tender specifications. Obtain a customized seminar ABB’s response Definition of topics to be considered Set up a seminar with local/global expertise (Product and ENDESA standards) Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 31 Technical Management “updated” to state-of-the-art Cable system. Another “market agent” Industrial Facilities Assessment Oil & Gas (REPSOL/CEPSA/GALP) Customer’s need Asses condition of electrical system and improve its reliability Minimize impact of disturbances on feeding system ABB’s response . Analysis of feeding system: design, field diagnosis, steady-state studies Analysis of interconnection system: desensitization from voltage dips, dynamic analysis Protection and insulation coordination of facility system. Customer’s benefits Improved System © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 32 Plant reliability and operation feasibility upgrade definition. Wind Farm Reactive Compensation Management GAMESA/ ACCIONA Customer’s need Define Capital Investment for new WFP Comply with actual framework Maximize solution payback ABB’s response Reactive . Compensation definition. Best technical-economic solution. Options Compensate through DFIG capabilities (LV) Compensate through a mix system (SCB + STATCOM)- (MV) Compensate trough an SVC (HV) Budgetary Prices. Customer’s benefits Clear Direct © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 33 and complete picture of Reactive solutions (pros/cons) contact with solutions providers Wind Farm Grid Code Definition AEE Customer’s need Define Grid Code, revising former propositions Analyze solutions for RTC Assess viability of future WFP in Iberian Peninsula ABB’s response Advising on regulatory issues and benchmarking of existing Grid Codes Analysis of solutions for RTC (new WTG’s and FACTS) Joint team with Spanish TSO for Grid Code redefinition and transient stability analysis Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 34 More reasonable Grid Code Extended support: other areas of expertise Knowing capacity of TS to support new WFP Consulting Services Power Plant (Brazil) FURNAS Customer’s need Understand function logics in advanced line protections Management commissioning task in minimum time ABB’s response Training On in protection relays and configuration logics to Furnas. site service and troubleshooting carried out by our own engineers. Coordinate commissioning program between Furnas and the Power Plant. ustomer’s benefits Keeping Avoid penalizations and getting enlarged profits. Renewal © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 35 commissioning deadline. contract with the electrical company, FURNAS. Protection System Solution REPSOL/ SAICA/ ENCE/ GALP Customer’s need Modernizes P&C system Disturbance record and on-line monitoring ABB’s response Detailed coordination analysis of main substation. Determine Fully weak points and reduce operation time with maximum selectivity. integration of main and back-up protection Customer’s benefits Upgraded and modern substation fully protected Maximize the reliability of equipments Reduce © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 36 mean time to repair and deeper diagnostic conclusion Feasibility Study obsolete Steel Industry ALCOA/ ARCELOR Customer’s need To know electrical viability of different substations and elements Determine investment for renewal installation, prioritized critical elements ABB’s response Simulate circuit breaker parameters necessary to assess the breakers switching function capabilities Recommended Extended actions for retrofit, replacement and refurbishment. asset life through engineered and service solutions Customer’s benefits Budgetary Extend maintenance cycles and reduce costs. Increase © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 37 spending optimization. system reliability. 1000 MW HVDC Interconnection Italy-Sardinia SEPOW/ CESI-TERNA Customer’s need Improve transmission operation upon normal and emergency conditions HVDC link impact in the operation of the Italian system ABB’s response Voltage stability and dynamic transient studies to determine the impact of the DC link in the system Oscillation modes investigation and possible alleviation by the use of the HVDC integrated damping controller HVDC frequency control operation to compensate for power unbalances in the Italian system Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 38 Strengthen Sardinia Power supply Optimized system operation & reliability 1250 MW BtB HVDC Québec-Ontario interconnection SEPOW Customer’s need Improve grid reliability in both provinces Increase access to emission-free hydroelectric power from Quebec in order to replace fossil fuel sources ABB’s response Dynamic Performance Study (DPS) to tune and optimize the HVDC controls, and to verify the HVDC system response during transient disturbances Customer’s benefits © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 39 Optimized system control and operation SVC Study for ORMEN LANGE SEPOW Customer’s need To know the steady-state and dynamic reactive power restrictions of the system Determine reactive power requirements ABB’s response Steady-state and dynamic studies for different load scenarios to determine system reactive power requirements Recommendation of different reactive compensation solutions, their configurations, advantages and adequacy Conceptual design for an SVC system, size and configuration for compensating reactors Customer’s benefits Reactive power requirements for an improved system operation Overview of appropriate reactive compensation solutions for their system ORMEN LANGE © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 40 © ABB Group April 8, 2015 | Slide 41