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Project presentation

The first

rural

smart grid demonstrator

with

citizen producters and actors of their

consumptions

in the energetic system

External Presentation

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Contents

2 • SMAP, in keeping with « Centrales

Villageoises » • SMAP partners

• A replicable project focus on Les Haies village • Smart grid continuity on low voltage network • Paradigm shift on the distribution network • Voltage variation according to PV generation • Impact of photovoltaic generation on low voltage network

• Enedis and consumers consequences

• Project issues

• An organisation view with 3 main dimensions

• Technical solutions simulated and tested in SMAP

• Some concret examples of achievements

• Schedule

Goals

Context

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Context:

SMAP, in keeping with « Centrales Villageoises »

« Pilat Park Natural »

- SAS Centrales Villageoises of Condrieu Region

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The « Centrales Villageoises » are local compagnies which develop renewable energies in a territory

combining citizens, local government and local actors.

Developed in 15 territories with the regional agency of energy and environment in Rhône (RAEE) including 8

operational and 16 coming.

But, from a certain amount of renewable energy integration, it’s necessary to plan to do electricity

network reinforcements.

Reinforcement financial costs could impact network

investments and photovoltaic projects (SAS CVRC for

example)

SMAP is the first smart grid demonstrator minimising

reinforcement cost combining the different actors of the system. Centrales villageoises

2011

2014

SMAP project

2015

2018

In keeping with

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Context:

SMAP partners from different horizons (community, associations, compagnies,

university)

Regional agency of

energy and environment

« Pilat » Natural Park HESPUL association G2Elab Laboratory (Grenoble INP) Compagny – Solutions of LV network instrumentation Distribution Network

Operator of public network « Les Haies » town hall

Energy federation of Rhône « SAS Centrales Villageoises » in Condrieu region Compagny – Solutions of MV nework instrumentation Financing

40% FEDER* (on average)

60% self financing from project partners

Total

812 K€

(1/3 equipment, 1/3 thesis, 1/3 time ressources)

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Context:

A replicable project focus on Les Haies village

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LES HAIES

Area of SMAP municipality Area of TEPCV* Aerea of municipalities community 772 inhabitants Photovoltaic « Centrales villageoise » = 76 kW Integrated in a TEPCV* project

86 municipalities form the TEPCV* « Pilat Park Naturel St

Etienne Conurbation » Municipalities

community bringing together 9 municipalities

with « Les Haies »

A high level of involvement of

regions

A rural town (school, nursery, etc.)

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Context:

Smart grid continuity on low voltage network

Suppliers Transportation (RTE) Generation Distribution Photovoltaic Wind turbine Electric

Vehicle Energy control

Continuation of Enedis experimentation on voltage

regulation (based on Linky)

Network already smart

(Regional management agency, DEIE, HTA generators)

Linky, the first component of

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Context:

Paradigm shift on the distribution network

Middle voltage Low voltage High voltage

Photovoltaic

Wind turbine vehicule Electric Comparison with flood principle:

HV

MV

MV

BT

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-500 0 500 1 000 1 500 2 000 2 500 3 000 3 500 4 000 4 500 5 000 225 230 235 240 245 250 255 260 01/08/2016 00:00 03/08/2016 00:00 05/08/2016 00:00 Ge n e ration (Wh ) Vo ltage (V)

Tension Limite Production

Strong dependance between PV generation and voltage owing to low volume of consumers on

the network.

Some voltage values upper or equal to 250 V

(in keeping with CRE norms)

Context:

Voltage variation according to PV generation

Generation site at the end of the line

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Context:

Impact of photovoltaic generation on low voltage network

Backflow to HTA

network (electricity generate locally)

Photovoltaic : Uncertain and irregular generation

Source substation HTA Network Distribution substation LV Network Photovoltaic site U Length January 7pm August 1pm High Voltage Low Voltage Generation sites increase locally the voltage whereas

consumption sites reduce it

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 00:00 04:48 09:36 14:24 19:12 00:00 Ge n e ration (W ) Winter 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 00:00 04:48 09:36 14:24 19:12 00:00 Ge n e ration (W ) Summer

Generation and consumption peaks don’t match (different profiles)

Generation can be disturbed thanks to

storage

 Still too expansive 10

Consumption

Consumption

Generation

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Context:

Enedis and consumers consequences

Chance to damage network installations

Chance to damage consumers electric appliances

Chance of power cut increased  reduction of quality of supply

Backflow (generation > consumption on a network)

If nothing is done:

Possible solutions:

Traditionnal reinforcement Smart Grid solutions Solutions tested in SMAP to limit network

reinforcement cost linked with PV deployment on Les

Haies network

Study of rural network is interesting owing to weak consumption during hours where

solar generation is important (working persons worked mostly

in cities)

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Goals:

Project issues

This demonstrator project targets to facilitate renewable energies in rural area,

and for develop and test innovative solutions leaning on the « Centrales

Villageoises » from Les Haies village in coherence with territories policy

Trials and results will have influence on Smart Grid industrialization methodology

The 3 main issues are:

• Optimization of renewable energies development in low voltage electricity network in rural

areas without any major impact on networks

• Improvement of the balance between local consumption flows and local electricity

generation

• Citizen awareness to energy management and change behaviour management accross their

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Goals:

An organisation view with 3 main dimensions

A « 3D » project

• Have a better understanding of the network, with smart equipment

• Better forecast renewable energies development on the network

• Drive the network in accordance with local constraints

• Understand link costs

• Balance consumption flows and local electricity generation

• Raise awareness among the population

• Assist territories (Municipalities community, TEPCV) to better plan renewable energies

development to reach their energetic goals

Facilitate renewable energy development in rural area by testing innovate solutions which could have an influence on smart grid industrialization methodology

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Community dimension:

Territory dimension:

Network dimension:

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Goals:

Technical solutions simulated and tested in SMAP

Solutions

simulated and

tested on the

network

Solutions

simulated

In line Power regulator EV use absorption Phase Inverters control (centralized and decentralized) Transformer OLTC 15 Please clic to access to more details Please clic to access to more details

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Goals:

Some concret examples of achievements

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Data monitoring

web portal « Solar Energy Family » contest

Electric Vehicle Voltage regulation and

inverters control Behavioral achievements Technical achievements Please clic to access to more details

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Goals:

Schedule

O C T O B E R A P R I L M A Y J U N E J U L Y A U G U S T S E P T E M B E R O C T O B E R N O V E M B E R 2016 2018 EV use absorption Summer FAEP D E C E M B E R J A N U A R Y Winter FAEP

Tested

solutions

Simulated

solutions

Inverters centralized control Transformer OLTC N O V E M B E R D E C E M B E R J A N U A R Y F E B R U A R Y M A R C H 1 2 F E B R U A R Y Phase balancing Inverters decentralized 2 1 Profusion Heating Transformer Parametric Study In line Power Regulator Inverters centralized control + OLTC « Solar energy Family»

participants will be on another distribution substation than this

one where voltage regulation solutions will be tested

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A flagship project

Visibility in relation to the cooperative model and to the TEPCV

Evidence calls:

• AURA Region

(

Connected and Digital

Territories fair

)

• Smart Grids France

(

Think Smart Grids

)

• Smart Energy UK

• International (

Energy

Globe Awards

)

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Thank you for your attention

Project contacts

Noemie POIZE Janyce LAVAURY

GEOFFROY – +33 4 26 29 89 52

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Appendices:

Inverters control

Please clic to access to the presentation 0 500 1 000 1 500 2 000 2 500 3 000 3 500 4 000 4 500 5 000 225 230 235 240 245 250 255 260 03/08/2016 00:00 Ge n e ration (Wh ) Vo ltage (V) 0 500 1 000 1 500 2 000 2 500 3 000 3 500 4 000 4 500 5 000 225 230 235 240 245 250 255 03/08/2016 00:00 Ge n e ration (Wh ) Vo ltage (V)

Voltage constraint just when generation peak

Three-phase inverter Cluster controller

Control based on Linky’s data

Control via active power

Voltage local decrease during a lapse to remove the

constraint

Control via reactive

power

• Q according to P  tan(phi) regulation • Q according to U  Q=f(U) régulation

3 kinds of control

• Decentralized for 1 producter • Centralized for 1 producter • Centralized for n producters

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Appendices:

Transformer On Load Tap Changer

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SMAP characteristics

Distribution

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Appendices:

A schedule split in 3 phases

Sous-Titre de la diapositive

Winter FAEP contest A project over 3 years

Observation year Trials year Capitalization

Summer 2017 Inverters control Electric vehicle 2016 2017 2018 Summer 2017 FAEP contest Behavioral encouragement

Studies of network simulations, renewable energies potential analize, etc. Autumn Network Instrumentation Local activities Results 2018 Project assessment 1st semester 2016 Meters installation

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LOT 1 : Project Management

LOT 2 : Communication

LOT 5 : Territory (Assessment and energetic scenarios for Condrieu municipalities community scale and reproducible to the TEPCV

LOT 3 : Network LOT 4 : Community

3A : Parametric studies – PV

Maximization – Reproducibility 4A : Behavioral encouragement plan

4B : Counting trials – Data platform 4C : Local activities

4E : « Community » results assessment

3B : Network trials - Linky and voltage regulation

3C : Production trials – Inverters control

3D : « Network » results assesment

4D : Electric transport

Appendices:

Project bundles

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SMA inverters & Cluster Controller Concentrator & ATOS algorithm Smart Meter Linky

Appendices:

Technical structure for LV regulation

Atos ASGS

Grenoble Budget Telecom Enedis via Simily Customer via SMAP&Moi

Well working checking

Transformer On Load Tap Changer

A5 Data from other substations Customer via SMAP&Moi

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