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Concentrated Solar Power and value creation through storage and hybridization
Paolo Montresor
Milano, July 11th , 2013
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Tower based ISCC solution, the ‚low hanging fruit‛ to harvest solar energy
• Direct Steam Generation + Molten salt storage, a low risk solution to address the need for peak shifting
• Conclusions
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Tower based CSP plant with direct steam generation and thermal energy storage
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Direct Steam + Storage SRSG (Solar Receiver Steam Generator)
Key link between solar field and power block for stand-alone CSP, ISCC, and Boost
Main features and advantages:
• Highest temperature ever reached by solar plants (up to 585°C and 170 bar)
• Largest Solar Central Receiver 660 MWth (250MWel in direct production)
• Low auxiliary power consumption
• High operating efficiency
• Best fit for BrightSource Energy solar collector technology
37m
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Super Heater Panels
Evaporator Panels
Direct Steam + Storage SRSG cross-sections
Steam Drum
Steam Drum Vessel
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Summary of utility scale offerings (1/2)
• CSP units of 130-150 MWel output, with thermal energy storage
• Power production up to 3-4 hours at full load (and/or capacity factor >60% , depending on project requirements and site conditions)
• Green production share: 100% • Dry cooling
CSP units for peak shifting
• CSP units of 130-250 MWel output with fossil co-firing
• Increased dispatchability • Possible night operation by burning fossil fuel • Green production share depends on co-firing
rate, e.g., 15% • Dry cooling
CSP units with fossil fuel co-firing
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Summary of utility scale offerings (2/2)
• Generation of ‚dispatchable‛ electricity without need for storage
• Reduced CAPEX for same output - Leverage existing power block and grid access by maximising utilisation
ISCC – Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
• ISCC Plants for 50 or 60 Hz markets • Solar contribution: >100 MWel/unit with
possible solar only mode while keeping GT shut down
• Generation of ‚dispatchable‛ electricity without need for storage
• Cycle efficiency on fuel LHV up to 80% • Green production share: 10% (depend on
GT operation regime) • Dry cooling
Solar Boost – for conventional steam plants
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Tower based ISCC solution, the “low hanging fruit” to harvest solar energy
• Direct Steam Generation + Molten salt storage, a low risk solution to address the need for peak shifting
• Conclusions
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Integration of CCPP and Solar Plant
SRSG
HRSG
HRSG
ACC
PowerGen International - KA24 ISCC - cb - 13.12.2012 - P 10
Solar HP steam injected into HP Steam Turbine
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ISCC configuration: Gas turbine
50 Hz and
60 Hz Markets
Highly flexible for
solar compensation
• Configuration
− 50Hz: KA26 1 GT26 on 1 Steam Turbine (or in E-class: GT13E2)
− 60Hz: KA24-2 2 GT24 on 1 Steam Turbine
• Gas Turbine
− Double combustor
− 4 stages of variable inlet vanes
− GT26: >320 MW
− GT24: >230 MW GT gross electrical output at the generator terminals, including generator losses but excluding duct and auxiliary losses. Calculated with 100% methane at ISO conditions, GT cooling air cooler contribution included where applicable
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Why Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
• Highest reduction of solar investment − Power block and BOP shared with CCPP
− No storage, solar fluctuation balanced by CCPP
• Highest return from operation
− Stable, reliable power output
− Solar power boost
− Full range of ancillary services
• Highest solar efficiency
− Large, shared Steam Turbine and Generator
− Feedwater preheating by low-grade GT exhaust heat
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SF balancing
GT balancing
ISCC operation / Technical possibilities
• Supplementary Firing
− SF is adjusted to balance Solar power − Total plant output is constant
• Fuel Saver
− GT load is adjusted to balance Solar power − Total plant output is constant
• Power Boost
− Solar ‚added on top‛, up to max ST capacity − Total plant output increases
• Solar-only
− Solar production without GT, e.g.: Weekend shut-down, GT outages, Start-stop plants…
Priority to total plant output
Priority to fossil power
No balancing
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Results / Plant load profiles
Power boost
Fuel saver
Firm committed fossil production profile
Solar boost on top of fossil power
GT off, Solar-only operation
Firm committed ISCC production profile (grid does not ‚see‛ solar power)
Fossil power (GT balancing solar)
Deep due to high ambient T at midday (no GT inlet cooling considered)
Plant load demand [%] (7 days)
Kuwait DNI = 1969 kWh/m2y
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Results / Plant operation
• ‚Fuel saver‛
− Internally balances solar power variability The grid only sees a firm committed power output
− Reduces fuel consumption and extends GT maintenance intervals
− Takes advantage of GT26’s unique part load efficiency and turn-down capability
− Maximizes solar energy production
• ‚Power boost‛
− Freedom to produce and sell fossil and solar energy independently according to commitments or market opportunity
− Allows providing renewable boost for grid support at peak times, effectively replacing supplementary firing
− Can replace capital- and water-intensive inlet cooling equipment to recover power during hot hours (example in next slide)
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Results / Cost of electricity
• ISCC achieves lower solar cost of electricity than stand-alone CSP
1) The steam plant is in shared use with the gas turbine
• No power block to be paid by solar, only adaptation and integration costs
• The steam plant is fully utilized, thereby shifting optimum to smaller solar field sizes
2) No loss of solar production from ST start-up time and procedures
3) Possibility to operate with gas turbine shut down (solar only)
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Tower based ISCC solution, the ‚low hanging fruit‛ to harvest solar energy
• Direct Steam Generation + Molten salt storage, a low risk solution to address the need for peak shifting
• Conclusions
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CSP contribution for peak shifting in high renewable scenario
• California grid simulation from a NREL study shows that CSP with limited hours of energy storage allows proper balancing between absorbed load and generation
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Direct Steam + Storage Steam turbine: Design and operation concept
• During discharge, high pressure turbine is bypassed
− Full steam to IP producing full power, HP rotates in near vacuum (connected to condenser) to minimize ‘windage’ losses
− Steam conditions matching intermediate pressure turbine inlet conditions during discharge
• Patent Pending: European Patent Application No. 12162906.7
CHARGE DISCHARGE
Nominal power output maintained during storage discharge
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Direct Steam + Storage Thermal energy storage system: Basic scheme
• Low temperature (up to 400°C)
• Proven operation in solar trough plants (Spain and elsewhere)
• Equipment available from experienced suppliers
Classic two-tank proven and reliable technology
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Direct Steam + Storage Steam/molten salt storage system
• Heat transfer from phase change to sensible heat exchange medium causes pinch point losses
• Highly efficient steam turbines using reaction blading technology have a fixed swallowing capacity for given pressure
− Low discharge pressure leads to low power
CHARGE DISCHARGE steam
Molten salt
Molten salt
steam
Full load power even at lower inlet pressure due to innovative Steam Turbine solution
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Case study: sizing the energy storage capacity by different power block size
• Strong CoE reduction by increasing ST power from 100 to 130 MWel • Marginal improvement starts diminishing from 130 to 150 MWel
Better plant economics for larger than 120 MWe turbine
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Direct Steam + Storage A combination of proven and reliable technologies
• Solar field: real operational experience − SEDC (6MW) in operation since ‘08 − Coalinga (29MW) in operation since ‘11 − Ivanpah (130MW) to be on line in June ‘13
• SRSG: design base on conventional utility boiler
+
• Thermal storage system: − Low-temp (400°C) molten salt
energy storage solution is proven for parabolic trough plants in Spain and elsewhere
Benefits: flexibility to match demand from the Grid • Highest efficiency during the day with direct steam
generation • Full rated power operation after the sunset to support
evening peak
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Tower based ISCC solution, the ‚low hanging fruit‛ to harvest solar energy
• Direct Steam Generation + Molten salt storage, a low risk solution to address the need for peak shifting
• Conclusions
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Approach for Plant design
• Use of Alstom own EPC, OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and O&M capabilities to provide to Clients the best solar power plant, optimized size and performances, with the lowest possible LCoE
• Environmental, health and safety (EHS). Alstom target is zero severe accidents during construction phase.
• Standardization, modularization (while offering to Clients customized solutions)
• Reduction of throughput time (overall project schedule from order to commercial operation)
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Conclusion
• Stand alone CSP plants:
− Steam cycle allow the nominal power production for steam-molten salt storage system, to support the evening peak
− Direct steam solar tower plant with storage works and is based on proven technologies and components to meet market demand at low risk
• Integrated solar combined cycle
− Optimized component design and system integration
− Wide range of operation modes for all market requirements
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