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ModelingstoragetechnologiesinCapacityExpansionModelsBradyStoll,Ph.D.StrategicEnergyAnalysisCenter

FERCTechnicalConferenceJune28,2017

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•  RPMOverview

•  MoHvaHonforbeJerstoragemodeling

•  StorageMethodology

•  Results

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RPMOverview

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•  Capacityexpansionmodelthatsimulatesleast-costinvestmentsinandoperaHonofageneraHonandtransmissionsystem

•  SpecializedforanalysisofaregionalelectricsystemoverauHlityplanninghorizon(10-20years)o  Includeshourlychronologicaldispatcho  HighspaHalresoluHonofexisHngandnewresourceso  Real-worldtransmissionsystem

ResourcePlanningModel(RPM)

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Database:CompleteWesternInterconnecHondataforallmajorgeneraHonunitsandtransmissionlines

Technology Units Capacityin2010(GW)

Coal 143 39

Gas-CC 208 60

Nuclear 8 10

Gas-CT 434 20

OtherGas 184 23

Biomass 62 2

Geothermal 57 3

Hydropower 641 70

PumpedHydro 15 4

PV 5 <1

CSP 10 <1

Wind 144 12

Total 1,911 243

20,086TransmissionLines

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Flexibledatapla`ormallowsdevelopmentofregion-specificmodels

•  AggregatedtransmissionandgeneraHonoutsideoffocus-region

•  MaintainsspaHalresoluHonoffocusregion

•  Fulltransmissionmodelandindividualunitswithinfocusregion

•  Representhurdle-ratesbetweenregions

•  TemporallyconsistentwithproducHoncostmodel

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HighlydetailedrenewableresourcedataisaggregatedforhighdefiniHoninthefocus-region

Solar Resource Regions

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MoHvaHonforbeJerstoragemodeling

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•  StateRenewablePor`olioStandards(RPS)•  CaliforniaAB32•  EPACleanPowerPlan(CPP)

ResultsfromReEDS2015StandardScenarios(Sullivanetal.2015)

Renewabledeploymentexpectedbasedonpolicyandeconomics

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IncreasedsystemflexibilityisknowntosupportREgridintegraHon

(DenholmandHand2011)

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•  OperaHonalissues.Withagivenpor`olioofassetsincludingvariablegeneraHon(VG),o  Isdispatchfeasible?o  ArethereenoughoperaLngreserves?

•  ResourcevaluaHonissueso  Flexible,butenergy-constrainedresources:capacityvalue,useforenergyandoperaHngreserves,abilitytoreducecurtailment

•  AssociatedcomputaHonallimitaHonso  OpHmizaHonformulaHongearedtowardannualinvestmentdecisions

o  NecessitatesreducedgeospaLalandtemporalresoluLon

ChallengesforCapacityExpansionModeling

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•  OperaHonalissues.Withagivenpor`olioofassetsincludingvariablegeneraHon(VG),o  Isdispatchfeasible?o  ArethereenoughoperaLngreserves?

•  ResourcevaluaHonissueso  Flexible,butenergy-constrainedresources:capacityvalue,useforenergyandoperaHngreserves,abilitytoreducecurtailment

•  AssociatedcomputaHonallimitaHonso  OpHmizaHonformulaHongearedtowardannualinvestmentdecisions

o  NecessitatesreducedgeospaLalandtemporalresoluLon

ChallengesforCapacityExpansionModeling

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•  OperaHonalissues.Withagivenpor`olioofassetsincludingvariablegeneraHon(VG),o  Isdispatchfeasible?o  ArethereenoughoperaLngreserves?

•  ResourcevaluaHonissueso  Flexible,butenergy-constrainedresources:capacityvalue,useforenergyandoperaHngreserves,abilitytoreducecurtailment

•  AssociatedcomputaHonallimitaHonso  OpHmizaHonformulaHongearedtowardannualinvestmentdecisions

o  NecessitatesreducedgeospaLalandtemporalresoluLon

ChallengesforCapacityExpansionModeling

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•  OperaHonalissues.Withagivenpor`olioofassetsincludingvariablegeneraHon(VG),o  Isdispatchfeasible?o  ArethereenoughoperaLngreserves?

•  ResourcevaluaHonissueso  Flexible,butenergy-constrainedresources:capacityvalue,useforenergyandoperaHngreserves,abilitytoreducecurtailment

•  AssociatedcomputaHonallimitaHonso  OpHmizaHonformulaHongearedtowardannualinvestmentdecisions

o  NecessitatesreducedgeospaLalandtemporalresoluLon

ChallengesforCapacityExpansionModeling

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Methodology

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0. RPMwasiniHallydesignedwithhighrenewablefuturesandflexibilityinmindo  Chronological,hourlydispatcho  OperaHngreservesbasedonVGpenetraHono  Unitcommitmentandrampingconstraintso  Unit-leveldetailandtransmissioninfocusregiono  DynamiccapacityvaluecalculaHons

Approach

•  RPMcancapturemanyofthekeyvaluaHonsforflexibility.

•  HowevercomputaHonallimitaHonspreventadequatecoverageoverHme(e.g.,hourlyisnotpossible).

•  WeuseHme-seriesandloadduraHoncurvetechniquesoutsideoftheopHmizaHontobeJercaptureflexibilityduring“tail”events.

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0. RPMwasiniHallydesignedwithhighrenewablefuturesandflexibilityinmindo  Chronological,hourlydispatcho  OperaHngreservesbasedonVGpenetraHono  Unitcommitmentandrampingconstraintso  Unit-leveldetailandtransmissioninfocusregiono  DynamiccapacityvaluecalculaHons

Approach

•  RPMcancapturemanyofthekeyvaluaHonsforflexibility.

•  HowevercomputaHonallimitaHonspreventadequatecoverageoverHme(e.g.,hourlyisnotpossible).

•  WeuseHme-seriesandloadduraHoncurvetechniquesoutsideoftheopHmizaHontobeJercaptureflexibilityduring“tail”events.

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1.  “Yogaforcapacityexpansionmodels”–captureflexibilityneedsandprovisioninmodelswithlimitedtemporalresoluHonandcoverageo  HourlyHmeseriesandloadduraHoncurvemethods,similartoNRELREFlexmodel.

o  ParameterizeimpactsofVGandflexibletechnologiesoncapacityvalueandcurtailment.

o  Similar,butless-detailedmethodsbeingusedinglobalIntegratedAssessmentModels

Approach

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1.  “Yogaforcapacityexpansionmodels”–captureflexibilityneedsandprovisioninmodelswithlimitedtemporalresoluHonandcoverageo  HourlyHmeseriesandloadduraHoncurvemethods,similartoNRELREFlexmodel.

o  ParameterizeimpactsofVGandflexibletechnologiesoncapacityvalueandcurtailment.

o  Similar,butless-detailedmethodsbeingusedinglobalIntegratedAssessmentModels

Approach

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1.  “Yogaforcapacityexpansionmodels”–captureflexibilityneedsandprovisioninmodelswithlimitedtemporalresoluHonandcoverageo  HourlyHmeseriesandloadduraHoncurvemethods,similartoNRELREFlexmodel.

o  ParameterizeimpactsofVGandflexibletechnologiesoncapacityvalueandcurtailment.

o  Similar,butless-detailedmethodsbeingusedinglobalIntegratedAssessmentModels

Approach

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1.  “Yogaforcapacityexpansionmodels”–captureflexibilityneedsandprovisioninmodelswithlimitedtemporalresoluHonandcoverageo  HourlyHmeseriesandloadduraHoncurvemethods,similartoNRELREFlexmodel.

o  ParameterizeimpactsofVGandflexibletechnologiesoncapacityvalueandcurtailment.

o  Similar,butless-detailedmethodsbeingusedinglobalIntegratedAssessmentModels

Approach

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2.  Addflexibletechnologyinvestmentso  Storagewithmaximumandminimumenergyconstraints

o  Captureappropriatevaluestreams,someofwhichrequire8760calculaHons(e.g.capacityvalue,curtailmentreducHon)

o  CurrentandfuturecostesHmatesvarysignificantlyandareuncertain.ThusweincludearangeofpossiblecoststodetermineHppingpointsformeasurabledeployment.

Approach

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•  StoragetechnologieshavelimitaHonsonwhentheycanbeusedbasedontheirstateofchargeandenergycapacity

•  AssumegridoperatorswilluHlizestorageefficiently,parHcularlyduringpeakperiods

•  CreateaheurisHcdispatchtomaximizecapacityvalueandminimizecurtailment,whichisusedtocreateamodified‘storageloadcurve’

Yoga:StoragedispatchheurisHc

Charge

Discharge

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•  StoragetechnologieshavelimitaHonsonwhentheycanbeusedbasedontheirstateofchargeandenergycapacity

•  AssumegridoperatorswilluHlizestorageefficiently,parHcularlyduringpeakperiods

•  CreateaheurisHcdispatchtomaximizecapacityvalueandminimizecurtailment,whichisusedtocreateamodified‘storageloadcurve’

Yoga:StoragedispatchheurisHc

Charge

Discharge

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•  StoragetechnologieshavelimitaHonsonwhentheycanbeusedbasedontheirstateofchargeandenergycapacity

•  AssumegridoperatorswilluHlizestorageefficiently,parHcularlyduringpeakperiods

•  CreateaheurisHcdispatchtomaximizecapacityvalueandminimizecurtailment,whichisusedtocreateamodified‘storageloadcurve’

Yoga:StoragedispatchheurisHc

Charge

Discharge

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•  StoragetechnologieshavelimitaHonsonwhentheycanbeusedbasedontheirstateofchargeandenergycapacity

•  AssumegridoperatorswilluHlizestorageefficiently,parHcularlyduringpeakperiods

•  CreateaheurisHcdispatchtomaximizecapacityvalueandminimizecurtailment,whichisusedtocreateamodified‘storageloadcurve’

Yoga:StoragedispatchheurisHc

Charge

Discharge

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•  Captureshininnetpeakloadbasedontop100hours•  ValuesgeospaHalandtechnologydiversity•  AttheNERClevelandbystoragetechnology:

o  capacityvalueofexisHngstorage=<NLDC–SLDC>top100/exisHngcapacityo  marginalcapacityvalueofnewstorage=<SLDC(δ)>top100/δ

Yoga:CapacityValue

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•  Captureshininnetpeakloadbasedontop100hours•  ValuesgeospaHalandtechnologydiversity•  AttheNERClevelandbystoragetechnology:

o  capacityvalueofexisHngstorage=<NLDC–SLDC>top100/exisHngcapacityo  marginalcapacityvalueofnewstorage=<SLDC(δ)>top100/δ

Yoga:CapacityValue

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•  Captureshininnetpeakloadbasedontop100hours•  ValuesgeospaHalandtechnologydiversity•  AttheNERClevelandbystoragetechnology:

o  capacityvalueofexisHngstorage=<NLDC–SLDC>top100/exisHngcapacityo  marginalcapacityvalueofnewstorage=<SLDC(δ)>top100/δ

Yoga:CapacityValue

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•  Captureshininnetpeakloadbasedontop100hours•  ValuesgeospaHalandtechnologydiversity•  AttheNERClevelandbystoragetechnology:

o  capacityvalueofexisHngstorage=<NLDC–SLDC>top100/exisHngcapacityo  marginalcapacityvalueofnewstorage=<SLDC(δ)>top100/δ

Yoga:CapacityValue

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•  CurtailmentbasedoninterplayofNLDC,min-gen,andstoragedispatch.

•  WeusearegressionbasedonPLEXOSproducHoncostsimulaHonstocalculatetheeffecHvemin-genandidenHfyhowstorageimpactscurtailmentbelowthatline.

Yoga:Curtailment

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•  CurtailmentbasedoninterplayofNLDC,min-gen,andstoragedispatch.

•  WeusearegressionbasedonPLEXOSproducHoncostsimulaHonstocalculatetheeffecHvemin-genandidenHfyhowstorageimpactscurtailmentbelowthatline.

Yoga:Curtailment

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•  CurtailmentbasedoninterplayofNLDC,min-gen,andstoragedispatch.

•  WeusearegressionbasedonPLEXOSproducHoncostsimulaHonstocalculatetheeffecHvemin-genandidenHfyhowstorageimpactscurtailmentbelowthatline.

Yoga:Curtailment

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•  CurtailmentbasedoninterplayofNLDC,min-gen,andstoragedispatch.

•  WeusearegressionbasedonPLEXOSproducHoncostsimulaHonstocalculatetheeffecHvemin-genandidenHfyhowstorageimpactscurtailmentbelowthatline.

Yoga:Curtailment

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Scenarios

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CapacityExpansionforBaselineScenariosBase

HighRenewable

•  ExisHngpolicies•  Mid-linePVandwindcosts•  MidStoragecosts•  AEOReferenceNaturalGasprices•  NoCarbonprice

•  ExisHngpolicies•  Mid-linePVandwindcosts•  MidStoragecosts•  AEOHighNaturalGasprices•  MedianCarbonprice

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AnnualGeneraHonforBaselineScenarios

HighRenewables

Base

•  Solargrowthstartsin2020•  Mildwindgrowth•  Significantcurtailmentdoesn’t

startunHl2035•  IncreaseingasCCgeneraHonin

2035

•  Solargrowthstartsin2020•  SignificantwindgeneraHonin

2025•  Significantcurtailmentstarts

in2030

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Storagecosttrajectories

TrajectoriesfromColeet.al.forseveralstoragecapaciHes

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StoragecapacitybuiltbyRPM

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StoragecapacitybuiltbyRPM

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StorageCostImpactsonAnnualGeneraHon,BaseHighStorageCosts•  ReducHonofwindand

increaseofgasCC•  ReducHonofcurtailment

largelyfromlowerrenewabledispatch

LowStorageCosts•  Largeincreasesolarand

storagegeneraHon•  ReducHoninsolarcurtailment

andcoalgeneraHon

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StorageCostImpactsonAnnualGeneraHon,BaseHighStorageCosts•  ReducHonofwindand

increaseofgasCC•  ReducHonofcurtailment

largelyfromlowerrenewabledispatch

LowStorageCosts•  Largeincreasesolarand

storagegeneraHon•  ReducHoninsolarcurtailment

andcoalgeneraHon

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StorageCostImpactsonAnnualGeneraHon,HighREHighStorageCosts•  Increaseincurtailmentandgas

generaHon•  ReducHoninsolarandstorage

generaHon

LowStorageCosts•  Increaseinsolar,storageand

gasgeneraHon•  Decreaseincurtailment,and

windgeneraHonfromreducedinstallaHons

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StorageCostImpactsonAnnualGeneraHon,HighREHighStorageCosts•  Increaseincurtailmentandgas

generaHon•  ReducHoninsolarandstorage

generaHon

LowStorageCosts•  Increaseinsolar,storageand

gasgeneraHon•  Decreaseincurtailment,and

windgeneraHonfromreducedinstallaHons

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Dispatch,HighRE,lowstoragecosts

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StorageOperaHon,long-duraHon

•  Charginglargelyoccursduringhighsolarhours•  Dispatchlargelyoccursduringanernoonpeak•  Long-duraHonstorageprovidesspinningandregulaHonreserves

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StorageOperaHon,short-duraHon

•  Short-termbaJeriesaremostlyusedforregulaHonreserves

•  GeneraHonprovidedoccasionally

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ValueofStorage,Base,midstoragecosts

•  Storageisonlyinstalledin2020and2025tomeetAB32

•  ReservesprovisionenableshigherenergycapaciHesintheseyears

•  NoeconomicstorageinstalledunHl2035

•  2-hourstorageinstalledforcapacity,curtailmentreducHon,andreserves

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ValueofStorage,Base,midstoragecosts

•  Storageisonlyinstalledin2020and2025tomeetAB32

•  ReservesprovisionenableshigherenergycapaciHesintheseyears

•  NoeconomicstorageinstalledunHl2035

•  2-hourstorageinstalledforcapacity,curtailmentreducHon,andreserves

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ValueofStorage,HighRE,lowstoragecosts

•  Storageisonlyinstalledin2020tomeetAB32,withreservesprovisionenablinghigherenergycapaciHes

•  30-minto1-hourstorageareinstalledlargelyforreservesprovision

•  By2030,4and8hourstorageareinstalledforcapacity,curtailmentreducHon,andenergyshining

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•  RPMrepresentsrenewablesandflexibletechnologywithhighresoluHoninresourceavailabilityanddispersion

•  UsemethodologydesignedtofullycapturethetailsofoperaHontoensurewecapturethefullvalueflexibletechnologiesprovide

•  RPMrepresentsmulHplevaluestreamsavailabletostoragetechnologiesinplanningandoperaHonsofanelectricgrid

Conclusions

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QuesHons?

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Whoarewe?

ClaytonBarrowsPh.D.EnergyandMineralEngineeringPennsylvaniaStateUniversity

AnthonyLopezM.S.GeographicInformaHonScienceUniversityofDenver

ElaineHalePh.D.ChemicalEngineeringUniversityofTexas,AusHn

TrieuMaiPh.D.TheoreHcalPhysicsUniversityofCalifornia,SantaCruz

DylanHeUngerB.S.GeographyAppalachianStateUniversity

BradyStollPh.D.MechanicalEngineeringUniversityofTexas,AusHn

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StorageCostImpactsonCapacity,BaseHighStorageCosts•  Approximatelythesametotal

storagecapacity,butsmallerenergycapaciHes

•  ReducHonofwindcapacitygetsbuilt,withincreaseingasCCunits

LowStorageCosts•  Largeincreaseintotalstorage

capacitybuilt,withlargerenergycapaciHesbuiltstarHngin2025

•  Increaseinsolarcapacity,reducHonofwindandbothgastechnologies

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StorageCostImpactsonCapacity,HighREHighStorageCosts•  ReducHoninstoragecapacity

starHngin2030•  Increaseinwindandgas

technologiesanddecreaseinsolarPV

LowStorageCosts•  Largeincreaseintotalstorage

capacitybuilt,withlargerenergycapaciHesbuiltstarHngin2030

•  Decreaseinwindandgastechnologies

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Foreachmodelyear(2010,2015,…,2030)…

min (capitalandfixedcostsfornewgenerators)+(capitalandfixedcostsfornewtransmission)+(variable,fuel,start-up,andcarboncosts)+(transmissionhurdlerates)

s.t. allowedlocaHonsandsizesofnewassets windandsolarresourceavailability

loadbalancing(hourlychronological,4dispatchperiods)transmissionconstraintscapacity,reserve,andenergyconstraintspolicyconstraints(RPSandCPP)unitcommitment(opHonal)minimumplantsize(opHonal)

ResourcePlanningModel(RPM)