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Possible role of Norwegian hydropower in the future European energy systemHåkon Egeland, Statkraft Energy, NorwayBerlin 21 FEBRUARY 2011
89%
3200EMPLOYEES..
277POWER AND DISTRICT HEATING PLANTS
33%OF NORWAY’S
POWER GENERATION
RENEWABLEENERGY
...IN MORE THAN
20COUNTRIES
WITHIN RENEWABLES IN EUROPENo. 1
OUR STRATEGY
District heating
Regional companies
Flexible generation and market operations•Hydropower and gas-fired power in North West Europe (incl. France), and small-scale hydro in Norway
•Energy management and market operations
Wind power•Onshore wind power in Norway and Sweden, consolidate UK portfolio
•Offshore wind power in UK, incl. Dogger Bank to concession
International hydropower•Hydropower development in Turkey and Albania
•SN Power in South America and Asia
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2009 2020
Wind 76.000 MW 180 – 230.000 MW
PV 16.000 MW 150.000 MW
STRONG GROWTH IN FLUCTUATING
ENERGY SOURCES
Sources: EurObservEr,;European Commission
EREC; EWEA, EPIA
Germany 2009 2020
Wind 26.000 MW 46.000 MW
PV 10.000 MW 52.000 MW
..OR MAYBE NOT
January 2005 – November 2010, monthly peak/off peak ratio
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1,5
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2,5
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3,5
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PNEXT
UKPX
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Germany
France
UK
Reservoir management- the basic challenge in hydro optimization
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TITLE
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1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
Mean Inflow
Consumption
GWh/week
Week
Max.Inflow
Min.Inflow
Data for Norway
NORWEGIAN POSSIBILITIES
Close to 50 % of the total hydro reservoirs in
Europe – 84 TWh
Three alternatives:
1. Change the operation pattern in existing
plants
2. Increase installed capacity
3. Build pumped hydro storage in connection
with existing reservoirs
Both increased capacity and pumped storage is possible where the distance to the Continent is the shortest
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TECHNICAL POTENTIAL
- SOUTHERN NORWAY
Pump Storage Plants (PSP) possibilities depend on
limitations in the change of water level in upper and lower
reservoirs and duration for pumping / generation.
PSP Capacity (MW) Increased capacity
Change in waterlevel duration pumping mode exisiting plants
24 hours 7 days 60 days (MW)
7500
0,5 m/hour 85000 30000 2600
0,1 m/hour 30000 16000 2600
0,01 m/hour 3200 3200 1500
The reservoir capacity of Lake Blåsjø is 7.8 TWhArea 80 km2, elevation :1055m Today, capacity:
• 320 MW Pumps
• 2050 MW Generation
• 5 TWh/a Mean annual production
ULLA FØRRE – AN EXAMPLE
New tunnels
New reversible pumping turbines
Existing tunnels
Existing powerplants
Exisiting pumping turbines
Legend
TodayPSP 0,3 GW
Generation 2 GW
FuturePSP 4 GW
Generation 6 GW
TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION
TechnologyLong term
flexibility
Short term
flexibility
Real time
flexibility
Smart grid X X
DSM X
Electric cars X
Flexible
heatingX X
Demand side flexibility
Supply side flexibility
Nuclear,
lignite, coalX X (X)
Gas X X X
Hydro X X X
Battery X X
Compressed
airX (X)
Grid
integrationX X X
Rough assessment for 2020-2030 time frame
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MAIN CHALLENGES
Political and regulatory
issuesNational and EU regulations
Transmission capacity and
regulation
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€/M
Wh
Gjennomsnittlig prisstruktur over uken i Tyskland og Syd-Norge 2002 -
2008
EXX
NO1
Average weekly price structure Germany and
Norway, 2002-2008
Norwegian issuesEnvironmental aspects
Security of supply
Public acceptance
Commercial modelsSecurity for long term
investments
Market design issues
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TITLE
q Balancing large scale integration of fluctuating wind and solar power is likely to be a major challenge in Europe
q Further development of flexible hydropower could be a part of the solution
q To succeed, public acceptance in Norway and development of business models are crucial..
q ..and sufficient development of
interconnections must be facilitated
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