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Gaps and Barriers for Energy Technology Development and Deployment – a view from the Technology Collaboration Programmes (TCPs)

Paris – March 20th 2017

Energy efficiency in future electricity systems an initiative of the Electricity Co-ordination Group

Michele de Nigris

EUWP Vice Chair electricity

• To establish an effective and long lasting collaboration between TCPs dealing with electricity in the frame of the EUWP

• To address a key topic of interest for the entire electricity community: Energy Efficiency

• To discuss about possible subjects of interest for CEM8

• To pave the way for the incoming challenges of Mission Innovation

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The basic idea

The workshop subject

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SESSION 1

SESSION 2

SESSION 3 CAPACITY BUILDING

TECHNOLOGY ASPECTS

SYSTEM ASPECTS AND REGULATION

INTRODUCTION TO THE TCPs

Workshop programme

SESSION 4

ISGAN: strategic platform to support high-level government attention and action for the accelerated development and deployment of smarter, cleaner electricity grids around the world.

Main focus is DEMAND RESPONSE in the broader sense: • Load management • Strategic conservation • Energy efficiency • Demand side energy

storage • Distributed generation • Human behavioral

aspects

4E: seeks to meet the challenges for policy makers to maximize energy efficiency on all types of non-transport appliances and equipment. • Motors • Lighting • Networked devices Evaluate national energy efficiency programmes and international benchmark.

Focus on HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVITY (HTS), the most efficient electricity carrier. • HTS based devices

such as cables, fault current limiters (FCLs), transformers and energy storage.

• Monitoring of ongoing projects and applications.

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Typical Outputs

Discussion Papers

Messages for Policymakers

Technology Briefs

Technical Papers

Webinars

Workshops

Case Books Conference

Presentations

From linear ….

… to circular

Key messages

• KEY ROLE OF NETWORKS IN EFFICIENT RES INTEGRATION

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY MUST BE ACHIEVED ALSO THROUGH NETWORK COMPONENTS OPTIMISATION (ISGAN, HTS, 4E)

• NEW APPROACHES TO BE IMAGINED FOR DEMAND RESPONSE BEYOND ENGINEERING: ISGAN, DSM

• FLEXIBILITY IS THE NEW IMPORTANT KEYWORD: ISGAN, DSM

Capacity Building

WebinarOA+

Taskreport

IssueReport(s)

SUMMARY

BLOG

Keymessage

Interested

Target audienceE-learning

• DSM UNIVERSITY • ISGAN ACADEMY • ESAS SUMMER SCHOOL

Role of Standards

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DEVELOPING SUITABLE PROTOCOLS

SETTING MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

LABELLING EXCELLENCE

• Different means can lead towards the same goal - a more flexible and sustainable energy system

• Multi-dimensional system view- least cost mix of RES and energy efficiency implementation.

• Power grids will play a key role in fostering over-all efficiency of the energy system – Enhance controllability with advanced measurements, system

information and ICT – Optimize use of clean production resources with the help of DSM – Utilize energy efficient electrical equipment, both in the network

and at customer level

WAY FORWARD

• Proposed objective – Deliver a joint policy paper applying a wider system approach

to efficient use of energy – Point out remaining needs regarding e.g. innovation, regulation

and knowledge about user behaviour

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Annex/Task full title Existing collaboration Potential collaboration Collaborating ISGAN AnnexType and topic of existing collaboration with

ISGANType and topic of potential collaboration

with ISGANExisting and potential collaborating ISGAN

annexes/tasks

DSM Task 17Demand side management, distributed generation and storage of energy

Already joint activities (e.g. Joint Workshops organised by Matthias Stifter)TCP DSM presentations at ISGAN ExCo´s

Annex 6ExCo

DSM Task 24 Behaviour change in DSMTCP DSM presentations at ISGAN ExCo´s

Consideration of DSM Task 24 results in ISGAN Annex 7

Annex 7ExCo

DSM Task 25Business models for a more effective market uptake of DSM energy services

TCP DSM presentations at ISGAN ExCo´sConsideration of DSM Task 25 results in Annex 3 cost benefit analysis

Annex 3ExCo

TCP Annex/Task

STEP 1: MAPPING

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EBC Annex 58

Reliable Building Energy Performance Characterisation Based on Full Scale Dynamic Measurements

Activity already finished Activity already finished

EBC Annex 63Implementation of Energy Strategies in Communities

EBC Annex 67 Energy Flexible Buildings

EBC Annex 71

Building energy performance assessment based on in-situ measurements (in definition phase)

EBC Annex tbdHybrid Energy Networks (in definition phasse)

Michael Hübner and Helfried Brunner have been approached by the Annex definition team. Since electricity sytems are an important part in hybrid energy networks, advice and inputs from and later a collaboration with ISGAN is anticipated

ISGAN Annex 6ISGAN ExCo

STEP 1: MAPPING

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ECES Annex 28

Distributed Energy Storage for the Integration of Renewables Energies - DESIRE

HEV Task 28

Home grids and V2X technologies

HPT Annex 42 Heat Pumps in Smart Grids

PVPS Task 14 High Penetration of PV Systems in Electricity Grids Already strong cooperation. Joint

workshops have been organized (e.g. distribution and transmissioninteraction).e.g. IEA SHC Task 46

Already strong cooperation. Joint workshops have been organized (e.g. distribution and transmissioninteraction).e.g. IEA SHC Task 46

Annex 6

STEP 1: MAPPING

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Wind Task 25Design and Operation of Power Systems with large amounts of Wind Power

4E

Efficient Electrical End-Use Equipment

Joint white paper EDNA-ISGAN Collaboration with ISGAN Annex 5 on measurement procedures

Annex 4Annex 5

ETSAPEnergy Technology Systems Analysis Program (ETSAP)

Energy technology briefsAnnex 4Annex 7

HTS High-Temerature Superconductivity

Presentation at ISGAN ExCo 12 in Paris Integration of new technologies in the power transmission and distribution system

Annex 6

STEP 1: MAPPING

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CONCLUDING REMARKS • TCPs ARE SOURCE OF OUTSTANDING KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE • COMPLEXITY OF ENERGY TRANSITION INCREASES INTERACTIONS

AMONG DIFFERENT SECTORS – INTEGRATED APPROACH • CONTINUOUS INTERACTION IS VITAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY OF THE

EFFORT • ACCURATE MAPPING OF ACTIVITIES IS FIRST STEP TOWARDS

OPTIMISATION OF RESOURCES AND MAXIMUM IMPACT (GAP/OVERLAP)

• LEVERAGE COMMON TOOLS: • ANALYTICS • POLICY OUTREACH - COMMUNICATION • CAPACITY BUILDING • STAKEHOLDERS PROFILING

Michele.denigris@rse-web.it