ארכיון - חשמל 2017 Archive - Electricity
מושב WPM 5
ניהול אנרגיה ורגולציה - Energy Management & Regulation
Wednesday | 8.11.2017 | 16:30
WPM 5.1
Distribution Management System is the Smart Intelligent and Advanced Tool for Network Management
Abstract
Highlights of DMS/ADMS
Advance Distribution Management System – The main operational tool of DSO`s for integrated and reliable network control.
Main capabilities of ADMS:
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Improve operational efficiency - Outage Network Management Applications
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Automated Restoration Switching for network model optimization
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Network Analysis
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Fault Location
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Load balancing and Optimization
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Volt/Var Optimization
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Improve Performances of overall network benchmarks (SAIDI,SAIFI,CAIDI)
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Business Intelligence for distribution utility relying on smart grid platform
Ron Ohana
Israel Electric Co.
MR Ron Ohana owns B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering from Ariel University,2009 and MBA degree in Business Management from Netanya Academic College, 2013.
Ron is working for 24 years for IEC, mainly in distribution network operation positions and projects. Since 2015 , he is the manager of the distribution network operation department of the North district, IEC.
Since 2003, Ron was a key member of IEC DMS project team , mostly on distribution network applications (DNA) aspects , a control system which become operational in IEC on 2009.
Ron is involved in IEC on several key issues and projects, such as:
Network model and Operational Agreement for all types of MV IPPs connected to IEC network
Smart Grid – A member of the operational team
A member of IEC teams on several EU FP7 projects
A member of IEC ADMS project management team and Head of the Dispatch team.
WPM 5.2
Battery Energy Storage System for Grid Services in Germany and the UK
Abstract
The presentation details the implementation of BESS in the German and UK for frequency control of the transmission grid: The value of BESS vs other systems, the technology used, the system configuration and reference cases implemented by Belectric.
The presentation at brief: One of the major maintenance challenges of the transmission grid is related to the frequency regulation, making sure the grid frequency is kept within the allowed range. This is managed by the grid operator mainly though adjustment of the amount of generation to the load at all times. The response time of the generation capacity is extremely critical to keep the grid stable. Traditionally this is implemented through adjusting the capacity of generation systems which are able to response within few minutes. BESS on the other hand are capable to response in milliseconds and so have incomparable benefit vs any traditional generation system.
While providing those services BESS are practically acting as both electricity generator and a load, capable of either generating energy to the grid when the frequency drops or consuming energy from the grid when the frequency increases.
The BESS design is driven by the requirements of the grid operator, eg the amount and duration of the required power and the batteries’ charge and discharge schemes.
BESS for grid frequency regulation were implemented during the last few years in Germany and the UK with few other European countries expected to follow during the next few years. Those implementations had clearly demonstrated the superiority of BESS over other systems and the great business potential for BESS also for other grid services and other applications.
Nir Dekel
Belectric
Germany
Nov 2015 - Today Belectric GmbH
Vice President Sales & Operations – Storage and Hybrid Solutions
Belectric GmbH is one of the world’s largest large-scale solar project developer and EPC (Engineering Procurement and Construction) companies.
Global sales of storage and hybrid systems for both grid services, self-consumption behind the meter implementations, solar system peak shaving etc.
Jul 2012 – Oct 2015 Belectric Australia Pty Ltd
Director and CEO
Project development, sales and EPC activities for solar, hybrid and storage systems.
Nov 2002 – Jun 2012 Siemens PLM Manufacturing Group, Herzelia, Israel
Business Developer, Project Manager
Siemens PLM is a leading global provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) SW.
Global business developer for the automotive, aerospace and shipbuilding industries for Europe and Asia-Pacific.
Nov 1999 - Oct 2002 Proficiency Ltd., Jerusalem, Israel
Software engineer & Team leader
Proficiency Limited was a software company which developed collaboration between CAD systems.
R&D software engineer and a team leader in the R&D department.
Education
2002 – 2004 Technion University, Ramat-Gan, Israel.
Master of Business Administration (MBA).
1997 – 2002 Sela Institution of Computer Science, Ramat-Gan, Israel.
Diploma of Software Engineering, 1989 – 1993 Tel Aviv University.
Tel-Aviv, Israel, Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (B.A).
WPM 5.3
Daily Operation Planning – Regulation and Optimization
Abstract
The opening of the local power market to the private sector led to development and implementations of optimization processes as a domestic factor in the daily generation planning.
The existing optimization tools on the worldwide electricity market present the enormous capability to enclose the risks and to establish a support decision tool in-order to allow consideration of various boundary conditions, and to find the optimal solution. Those existing tools need to be modifying in-order to meet the changes in Israel development market.
The development phase, is essential in-order to have a valid tools, need to define the scope of optimizations (which is different for each player) the technical parameters of the Power Plant (including complying with the permits, licenses, etc…) including operation regimes and maintenance aspects, combine with the unique business model are the initial and basic steps for evaluation of the existing potential to achieve benefits from those optimization tools.
Nevertheless the optimization platform must take into accounts the regulations rules which consistency modifying and be flexible in-order to integrate future changes as well as assure the level Power Plant`s expose of to specific changes in parameters.
By the end of the day the aim is that those optimization tools eventually will become more and more part of the routine automatic daily planning production processes.
Yuval Peleg Wolfin
Dalia Power Energies
Israel
Material status: Married+3, 1976
Education:
10/2016: M.BA in Business Management, Majoring in finance, Bar Ilan University
10/2006-03/2019: M.E. System Engineer, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology,
10/1998-03/2003: B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering department, Tel Aviv University
Employment History:
05/2017- today: Chief Engineer, Dalia Power Energies ltd. 910MW IPP
01/2011-07/2015: Interfaces Manager & System Engineer, Dalia Power Energies ltd
08/2003-01/2011: Fatigue & Damage Tolerance Engineer, Engineering Division, IAI
WPM 5.4
System Demand Forecast as Efficient and Smart Tool in Power Market
Abstract
Efficiently running and managing electricity market - satisfying all parties’ needs and constrains - calls for intimate and real time balance between production and consumption, which in return derived plural of forecasts.
This presentation will discuss the needed variety of forecasts, from time horizon, types, interconnections and specifically distributed grid and prosumers affect
Emek Sadot
FORESIGHT Energy
Israel
Emek Sadot is the CEO of Foresight Energy Ltd., a company providing SaaS solutions for power utilities in the realm of smart grid.
Before joining Foresight, Emek served as consultant in the field of Smart Grid, Electric Vehicles and Batteries for European utilities and the Israeli Public Utility Authority for various entities and private companies.
For 5 years, Mr. Sadot was a Senior Director and Head of Energy Services group at Better Place.
Prior to that, Emek was R&D Manager and CTO for Avaya USA, leading Smart Grid, Security, Wireless, and Mobility division.
WPM 5.5
Japanese Power Market Regulation – Large Scale Battery Storage as a Solution for Challenges in Ancillary Services
Abstract
Large integration of photovoltaics has already caused the deterioration of the power quality such as the short-term voltage and frequency variation due to their intermittency and the long-term active power balance between demand and supply due to the overgeneration in Japan. The energy storage system can be one of the promising countermeasures for resolving the aforementioned technical issues related to the power quality. Japanese government has launched large number of demonstration projects using the large capacity batteries for the large-scale network and small capacity batteries for the small isolated grids. Most of the batteries have been installed into the commercial network and different types of batteries have been selected for accumulating the experience on the power system operation with the batteries. The large capacity batteries are expected to cope with the diminishing secondary frequency control capability as well las the violation of the power balance due to the overgeneration, while the small capacity batteries are expected to cope with the violation of the voltage variation as well as the diminishing primary frequency control capability. The cooperative operation of two different types of batteries has been examined in one small isolated commercial grid. The EMS has been newly integrated into another small isolated commercial grid for further improvement of cooperative operation with the conventional diesel engine units, the batteries and the renewable energy sources. The demonstration projects using the large capacity batteries have just begun and Japan is in the process of accumulating the operational experience, while the demonstration projects using the small capacity batteries have accumulated plenty of experience on how to specify the type of batteries and to design the battery controls from power system dynamics perspectives. This presentation overviews the large number of demonstration projects in Japan focusing on the practical experience on the recommended generic procedure for installing the batteries in the small isolated grids.
Koji Yamashita
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Japan
Koji Yamashita received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan, in 1993 and 1995, respectively. Since 1995, he has been with the Department of Power Systems at the Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry in Tokyo, Japan. Mr. Yamashita was a visiting researcher at Iowa State University during 2006-2007. He is a member of CIGRE, IEEE and the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan (IEEJ). He is currently a co-convener of CIGRE C4-C6.35/CIRED JWG, "Modelling and Dynamic Performance of Inverter Based Generation in Power System Transmission and Distribution Studies".