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IEEE Energy Storage and

Stationary Battery (ESSB)

Committee General Meeting

February 4, 2019

CenturyLink @ Phoenix Plaza

Welcome!

ESSB Internet

Network: courtesynet

Password: CTLguest

Opening ESSB Committee House Business

1st Floor Bathroom Access

Building Badge Procedures

Payment for Meetings and Dinner Cruise (Tom Carpenter)

Formal Welcome/Introductions of Members & Guestssee next slide for new members

Determine Quorum Exists for Committee Business

Approval of the Piscataway Meeting Minutes

Sign-in and Meetings Attendance Registration

IEEE Energy Storage and Stationary Battery (ESSB) Committee

IEEE ESSB Committee New Members


Steve Willard

EPRI

Eric Pretorius

Mott McDonald

Rich Kluge

Ericsson (Telcordia)

Karthikeya Raghuchandra

Vestas (Denmark)

Dennis Martini

Dominion

Eric Lehman

C&D

Gustavo Varela

Comtel

Ali Heidary

Voltific

Brian Grummel

Greensmith Energy

Brian Baumgart

HM Cragg

Congratulations and Welcome to Official ESSB Committee Membership!

Host Supporter


A Special Note of Thanks and

Appreciation to Andy, Sharon, and

Tanya from SRP for their

contribution to and Support for this

IEEE ESSB PES General Meeting


Short Overview of History and Futureby Andy, Tanya, and others

Things To Do in Phoenix! (Andy)


11th Floor Access Tuesday - Friday

Curtis Ashton (720-350-6812)

Bob Crowe (602-630-3777)

Rick Costianes (928-713-8843)

Mike Baar (602-578-5071) – Thurs-Fri

Les Robinson (602-931-6812) – Tues-Wed


Log-In to Register Attendance

Sign into ‘Attendance Tool’ from myProject sign-in page

…or go toimat.ieee.org

After sign-in, selectPE/ESSB WM2019

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Note: You do not have to be an IEEE Member to register Attendance

Log-In to Register Attendance (cont.)

For ESSB General

Meeting, select

PE/ESSB/MCATT

Attendance

Time bar will be

Yellow when Sign-in

is Available

Click Time Bar –

It Will turn Green

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Jan Reber – In Memoriam

Longtime SBC and ESSB participant

Remarks from Steve Vechy

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Projector Sign-Out Process

Single point of contact will be Kurt Uhlir.

Text or call Kurt at (630) 606-3887

Email – [email protected]

If you are doing comment resolution you may use 2 projectors

Do not keep a projector overnight unless your WG has a session first thing the next day – but advise Mike if doing so.

Return projector and all accessories when you are finished using it.

All projectors are to be returned to Kurt (who will get them to their original owners) no later than Noon Friday at the wrap-up meeting if not before.


IEEE ESSB Committee Transition

Curtis Ashton – new ESSB Chair Senior Staff Technical Support Engineer, Century Link

Babu Chalamala – new ESSB Vice Chair Manager, Energy Storage Technology and Systems, Sandia Labs

Steve Vechy – new ESSB Secretary & PR/Marketing rep Senior Director, Corporate Technology Group, Enersys

Tom Carpenter – Remains ESSB Treasurer & Meeting Registrar NERC/SERC Reliability Program Manager

Chris Searles – ESSB Past Chair National Director of Business Development, BAE Batteries USA

Jim McDowall – Remains ESSB Standards Coordinator Business Development Manager, Saft America

This Photo by Unknown

2019-2020 ESSB Officers:


http://lessonplans.dwrl.utexas.edu/pedagogical-goals-rhetoric/rebuttal

IEEE ESSB Committee Transition (cont.)

Executive Officers plus -

Brandon Bartling – Chair, Stationary Battery & Electrochemical

Energy Storage (SBEE) Subcommittee

Rich Hutchins – Chair, DC Power & Related Systems (DCRS) Subcommittee

Dan Martin – Secretary, SBEE Subcommittee

David Franklin– Secretary, DCRS Subcommittee

Lesley Varga– Chair, Awards Committee

Ray Byrne – IEEE Fellows Coordinator

Paul Hectors – ESSB Webmaster

2019-2020 ESSB AdCom:


IEEE Support Staff for ESSB Michael Kipness – SA Program Mgr

[email protected]

Shana Pepin – PES Technical Activities Program Mgr

[email protected]

Dean Fiorino ([email protected]) runs the PES Resource Center, but you can go through Shana to get stuff posted there (more info later today)

LaToya Gourdine – Education (Webinars, Tutorials, etc.)

[email protected]

Phyllis Caputo - IEEE Smart Grid

[email protected]

Shanon Nason - PES Awards

[email protected]


mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

New/Old WebTools

iMeet for Working Group Document Posting

Show and Tell Online

MyProject

Show and Tell Online for How to Sign Up for Groups

P1679.3 (Flow Batteries) and P2686 (BMS) are brand New and could

use Members

They will meet on Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning along with

the rest of 1679 here in the large room (split out if needed)

Worknight (1 hr) for WG Officers to Learn how to Use MyProject

Tuesday or Thursday?

Transitioning out of ListServ → MyProject, IMAT, and iMeet

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Items up for ESSB “Members Only” Vote or

Discussion

ESTF (co-chairs Charlie Vartanian and Chris Searles) Approved by

IEEE PES Leadership to Become SubGroup Under ESSB

With ESS Tutorials (Ralph Masiello) Reporting Into that Group

More to Come on ESTF Later in the Program

Working Group P&P Adoption

49 of 71 eligible voters voted, and we had the necessary votes to affirm

Individual working groups should go ahead and adopt this 1679

“template” for themselves


ESSB Awards

Lesley Varga and Curtis Ashton

AWARDS

IEEE PES Technical Committee Awards Available:

Technical Committee Prize Paper Award

Technical Committee Working Group Recognition Award for Outstanding Standard or Guide

Technical Committee Working Group Recognition Award for Outstanding Technical Report

Technical Committee Distinguished Individual Service Award

Technical Committee Recognition Award for Outgoing Committee or Subcommittee Chairs


AWARDS WORKING GROUP RECOGNITION AWARD

FOR OUTSTANDING STANDARD OR GUIDE

Title of Standard/Guide/Recommended Practice:

IEEE Std 1679.1 – 2017: “IEEE Guide for the Characterization and Evaluation of Lithium-Based Batteries in Stationary Applications”

Publication Date: 2017

Most Significant Contributions of Document (no more than 150 words):

The development and use of Lithium based batteries is accelerating in many applications in our world today, e.g. consumer products, electric vehicles, energy storage. The traditional standby stationary application where lead acid and nickel cadmium batteries have been utilized is now seeing lithium based batteries promoted and sold for the stationary application. There is a strong, growing demand for IEEE Standards/Guides/Recommended Practices to address the use of lithium based batteries in the stationary application. This Guide is the first IEEE Std. to provide the industry with the guidance and technical basis for evaluating and understanding the use and risks associated with lithium based batteries in the standby stationary application.


AWARDS NOMINATION FORM FOR

TECHNICAL COUNCIL DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

Name of Nominee: Chris Searles

Proposed Citation related to the Award Criteria (no more than 20 words).

In recognition of 3 years of leadership during the creation and transition of the Energy Storage and Stationary Battery Committee

Chris Searles has done more for the new ESSB committee than any member of the committee. He took on the task of Chair when no one else would take it. He embraced the PES Technical Council wishes and has steered the ESSB towards them. This has included:

Growing the committee membership

Address emerging industry topics that fall under ESSB

Creating new Working Groups to develop new standards and guides

Organizing and presenting during technical presentations:

For example, during the ESSB summer meeting in June 2017 in Chattanooga, TN:

Strengthened PES awareness

Increased coordination between ESSB and other PES and IEEE committees

Pursued external coordination to increase ESSB participation

Chris Searles is responsible for the ESSB committee formation and pursuit of PES goals. He has provided untold hours of leadership.


AWARDS

Working Group Awards:

IEEE 1635 / ASHRAE 21

Other Working Groups?


• Senior Member is the highest grade for which IEEE members can apply and reflects professional maturity and experience. IEEE members can self-nominate, or be nominated, for Senior member grade. Nearly 11% of PES members are Senior Members (IEEE average is 8%), and many more are eligible.To be eligible for application or nomination, candidates must:

▪ Be engineers, scientists, educators, technical executives, or originators in IEEE-designated fields;

▪ Have experience reflecting professional maturity;▪ Have been in professional practice for at least ten years;▪ Show significant performance over a period of at least five of their years in

professional practice▪ Have three references from other Senior Members or Fellows

▪ Fellow is a much harder process▪ We presently have at least 2 “Fellows”: Babu Chalamala and Ray Byrne

▪ Ray is our Fellows “chair” responsible for helping us get more


Senior Members and Fellows

IEEE ESSB Committee Highlight Report

September 2018 Electrification magazine


Author Article

Chris Searles Guest Editor & Guest Editorial

Richard Baxter+ Engineering Energy Storage Projects . . .

[VIEWPOINT article]

Charlie Vartanian + Grid Energy Storage Projects

Derek Stenclik Energy Storage as Peaker Replacement

Jim McDowall Energy Storage as Alternative to Diesel Generation

B. Balasingam Elements of a Robust Battery Management System

Shawn Chandler+ Effective Integration of EV with Grid Systems & ESS

Doug Houseman Batteries in an Electrified Fleet Future

Ali m Bazzi+ Electric Machines & Energy Storage Technologies . .

Jideki Satake Testing of Large Scale Energy Storage Systems

ESSB AdCom Chair Reports


1. ESSB Treasurer’s Report – Tom Carpenter

2. ESSB Standards & Codes Working Group – Bill Cantor

3. PES Tech Council Update – Babu Chalamala

4. Fellow Coordinator’s Report – Ray Byrne

5. SBEE Subcommittee Report – Brandon Bartling

6. DCRS Subcommittee Report – Rich Hutchins

7. Webmaster’s Report – Paul Hectors

IEEE PES ESSB COMMITTEE FINANCIAL REPORTMonday, February 4, 2019


Category # Registrations Income Expenses Balance Comments

Meeting 2017-06 [Chattanooga] 90

$27,528.34 $14,486.22 $13,042.12

First meeting to use the new 123Signup Registration

System

Tutorial 2017-06 [Chattanooga] 80 26 were not Meeting attendees

Meeting 2018-01 [Jacksonville] 101 $29,615.50 $12,845.82 $16,769.68 Was able to use a competitor to significantly lower our

A/V costs

Meeting 2018-06

[Piscataway]102 $29,061.61 $17,621.64 $11,439.97

Meeting 2019-02

[Phoenix]126

$19,502.06 $2,937.00 $16,565.06

Thru the end of January - doesn't include final

payment for cruise or breaks

Dinner Cruise 2019-02

[Phoenix]91 15 are not Meeting attendees

General Funds $546.88 $655.48 ($108.60)Income from Interest.

Expenses were mainly ESSB signs, IEEE audit, &

Memorials for Bob Fletcher & Jan Reber

Account Balance thru the end

of January 2019$106,254.39 $48,546.16 $57,708.23

ESSB AdCom established a goal of desiring

approximately $50K in reserve for PES/ESSB expenses

(seminars/tutorials/mtg exp, etc.)

2019 (Aug 4-8) PES General Meeting (Atlanta)

ESSB Program and Storage Super Session

Babu Chalamala

2019 PES GM Energy Storage SuperSession

Theme: Making Energy Storage Commercially Routine

Not “Another Tutorial on Storage Technologies and

Applications”

Discuss Implementation Today and Practical Experience –

Gaps and Barriers, What is Happening

Resolving State & Federal Regulatory Issues

Technology and Cost Improvements

Interconnection Standards

Siting / Fire / Safety Standards

Planning and Operational Analytics

Markets and Storage Business Models

Composition of the Enegy Storage Super

Session

3 Panel Sessions of 60 to 75 min each

Each panel with panel chair/facilitator

Panels Organized around Themes

Business Models, AnalyticsRalph Masiello

Theme – Enabling Successful ESS Business Models

for Utilities, Developers, Customers

State Commissioners - NJ , NY, CA

Utility panelists – Pepco, PJM, Yoichiro Tashiro, TEPC,

NextERA

Engineering and Siting of StorageDon Hall

Theme – how to deploy GW of storage especially distributed

storage

Engineering and Siting Storage: Theme – how to deploy GW of

storage especially distributed storage (Don Hall, Chair)

City Fire / Building Dept Chief - Leo Subbarao, NYFD

Utility panelists - Brian Clark, PHI, Tom Bialik, SD Gas & Electric

(Backup - Duke Energy); Panelist from China State Grid or Australia

Safety, testing and Standard

State of the Art ProjectsBabu Chalamala

Theme – Interesting State of Art Projects

Large Off Shore Wind Integration – UK, Germany, National Grid

(US)

Project Developers w MW scale projects – Mike Hoff, NEC;

Craig Horne, RES

Project Developers w MW scale projects –Mike Hoff, NEC

(utility scale); Craig Horne (BTM)

Rural and microgrid projects - Venkat Banunarayanan, NRECA

Energy Storage Project Finance and Contracts/PPAs - Richard

Baxter, Mustang Prairie

Additional Reports & New Business

A. Next Meeting Tech Symposiums

1. ????

2. ????

B. Peer Reviewers Needed for Past Symposiums to Post to PES Resource

Center

1. Copyright Release Explained

2. Free vs Priced

C. PETS-J Journal Publication Offer (Free Access, Peer-Reviewed)

1. Editor: Scott Sudhoff ([email protected])

D. Working Group Flyers for PES mtgs

E. Sandia/DOE Energy Storage Systems Safety & Reliability Forum


ESTF Report/Business (Charlie & Chris)

A. Committee Member Introductions

B. ESTF Now Part of ESSB

C. Tutorials (Ralph) Reports to ESTF

1. Work with PES Directly or PES Industrial Support Task Force

D. New ESTF Standards (in cooperation with SCC21)

1. 1547.9 (Jim McDowall and Mike Ropp)

2. Forthcoming ESSB Working Group on ESS Systems


What is the Energy Storage Task Force?

− A volunteer led IEEE Task Force jointly managed by

the IEEE PES-ESSB and IEEE SA-SCC21 - now part of

the ESSB domain.

− Formed in 2017 as an outgrowth of a need

recognized by the both ESSB and SCC 21 to

understand what each respective Committee was

doing with ESS Standards Development.

− Began as a look at certain lead-acid battery

standards that overlapped both committees.

What Did the ESTF Do?

− Initially made up of 3 engineers each from the ESSB/WSCC and SCC21

Committees.

− Held an organizational meeting in Denver CO at invitation of SCC 21

Chair in August 2017.

− Unsure whether this would be a temporary TF to look into a specific

issue raised re: lead-acid battery standards or broaden to engage

others involved w/ ESS.

− Initially agreed to examine five (5) lead-acid PV standards set to

expire at the end of 2018:

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-ND

http://theconversation.com/building-the-nation-will-be-impossible-without-engineers-23191

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/

Active IEEE ESTF-Managed ES Standards

Projects

1. IEEE P1013 – Recommended Practice for Sizing Lead-Acid Batteries for Stand-Alone

Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

2. IEEE 1562 – Guide for Array and Battery Sizing in Standalone PV Systems

3. IEEE 937 – Recommended Practice for Installation and Maintenance of Lead-Acid

Batteries for PV Systems

4. IEEE 1561 – Guide for Optimizing the Performance and Life of Lead-Acid Batteries in

Remote Hybrid Systems

5. IEEE 1661 - Guide for Test and Evaluation of Lead-Acid Batteries Used in PV Hybrid

Power systems

What is the ESTF Today?

− Made up of eleven (11) working members and four (4) ex-

officio members. The 11 working members schedule a

web meeting on the 4th Friday of each month.

− Determined that the need for standards governing all

aspects of ESS are needed now.

− Recognized that many entities both within IEEE and

external to IEEE are rushing to fill the void.

− Determined that the ESTF should become a permanent

Task Force.

Who are the Present ESTF Members?

Eight ESTF Members

− Chris Searles – Co-Chair, (ESSB Past Chair)

− Charlie Vartanian – Co-Chair, (SCC21/ESSB)

− Curtis Ashton – Member, (PES ESSB Chair)

− Mark Siira – Member, (SCC21 Chair)

− Jorge Araiza – Member, (SCC21)

− Babu Chalamala – Member (PES-ESSB)

− Josh Hambrick – Member (SCC21)

− Debbie Lew –Member (PES-WSCC)

− Mike Ropp – (SCC21: Co-Chair 1547.9)

− Jim McDowall – (ESSB: Co-Chair 1547.9)

− Ralph Masiello – Member ESSB (Tutorials+)

4 Ex-Officio Members:

− Babak Enayati – National Grid

(SCC21/PES)

− Damir Novosel – Quanta Technologies

(PES past President)

− Mike Kipness – IEEE SA Rep for both

ESSB and SCC21 Committees

− Pat Ryan – Executive Director, PES

To be continued .

. .

What are the ESTF Objectives?

Legacy Objectives:

1. Provide a Liaison between SCC 21 and PES/ESSB on legacy standards developments within both Committees.

2. Develop new standards that involve energy storage under the ESTF Task Force.

➢ IEEE P1547.9 – Guide for Interconnection of Energy Storage Distributed Energy Resources with Power Systems.

➢ New PAR TBD – Guide for Energy Storage Management Systems

New Major Objectives:

1. Serve as a Coordinating Clearinghouse to interface with all societies and committees within IEEE as well as external organizations, committees, groups that are engaged in the efforts of Energy Storage. Note: This will be done in liaison w/ SCC 21 as the defined CC.

2. In this role, develop communication channels via onsite workshops, web conferences, and interfaces with all groups engaged in these efforts for energy storage.

3. Establish where gaps exist and define where accelerated actions should take place to effect an industry acceptable resolution on ESS issues/standards.

ESTF Scope

1. To continue serving as a liaison between IEEE PES/ESSB and

IEEE SCC 21 to communicate interests between these entities.

2. To manage certain standards that are agreed upon by mutual

consent.

3. To serve as a Task Force that will manage a coordination effort

with IEEE Societies, Committees, and Initiatives within IEEE

that have interests or developments with Energy Storage in

concert w/ SCC 21.

4. To seek coordination with external associations, organizations

and other non-profit groups who have interests in developing

standards and disseminating technical information regarding

Energy Storage initiatives.

ESTF Purpose

The ESTF’s primary purpose is to facilitate and coordinate

development, creation, and maintenance of technical standards

for Energy Storage Systems. Coordination extends across IEEE

Societies and Coordinating Councils, and includes industry

organizations and other SDO’s whose activities and products

include the topic of energy storage systems.

Additionally, the ESTF will coordinate and support development

and delivery of educational material on the relatively new topic

of energy storage systems’ technology, and applications.

So, What Does ESTF Offer Now?

1. An invitation to attend our upcoming meetings to engage in

the standards making process:

1) ESSB Committee Meeting – Phoenix (Feb 4-8 2019)

a. New Flow Battery WG

b. New Battery Management Systems WG

2) SCC 21 Committee Meetings

a. 1547.2 Meeting – Atlanta (Feb 26-28 2019)

b. 1547.9 Meeting – Atlanta (Feb 26-28 2019)

3) Joint ESTF Meeting/ESS Workshop – Santa Fe NM (June 24-28 2019)

4) Determine how we bring external interests who would like to

transfer development work they achieve into meaningful output

within IEEE [e.g. EPRI/ESIC; DOE; DNV-GL; MESA, etc.].

IEEE ESSB Committee Highlight Report

Recent and future ESSB Tutorials:

▪ Next Era Corporate, Palm Beach Gardens FL – October 2018

▪ Available on the PES Resource Center


Chris Searles Charlie Vartanian

Jim McDowall Ralph Masiello

Charlie Vartanian Babu Chalamala

Curtis Ashton Damir Novosel

Core Group:

P1547.9, an Outcome of 1547 Revision

ES Interconnection Standard Gap Identified, and

Action Taken

1547.9 Officers

Co-chair: Michael Ropp, Northern Plains Power Technologies

[email protected]

Co-chair: Jim MacDowall, Saft America

[email protected]

Vice-chair: Jorge Araiza, Southern California Edison

[email protected]

Secretary: Charlie Vartanian, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

[email protected]

1547.9 Schedule

Kickoff meeting: February 28, 2019, 1-5 pm.

Location: NERC HQ in Atlanta GA.

Also, in the morning on Feb 28 we will offer a 1547-2018

tutorial for any dot-9 WG members who are not yet familiar

with the base standard.

The tentative goal is to have dot-9 ready for ballot in 18

months, so August 2020 or thereabouts.

This schedule is contingent on dot-1.

1547.9 Logistics

If you would like to join the WG:

Contact our Secretary, Charlie Vartanian

Plan to come to the kickoff meeting on Feb 28

If you can’t make the kickoff meeting but want to be in the WG, talk to me

or Charlie V.

The present plan is to hold 3 WG meetings/year until we go to

ballot.

We will need subgroup chairs and writing leads!

1547.9 Content

Dot-2 will focus on the ES-specific items mentioned in the base

standard, while dot-9 will expand on the more general

application and implications of 1547-2018 and ESS.

Examples:

1547-2018 application when ESS is in recharge mode

Application of 1547-2018 to V2G systems

ESS-specific frequency response considerations

If you have thoughts on content, please share them with

me.

Standards Coordinating Committee (SCC) 21

Background

Standards

Contacts

SCC 21 Background

IEEE-SA Standards Board

• Encourages and coordinates the development and revision of all IEEE standards

• Approves the initiation of IEEE standards projects

• Reviews IEEE standards projects for consensus, due process, openness, and balance

• Final approval to IEEE standards prior to publication and processes all necessary appeals.

Standards Coordinating Committees (SCC)

• IEEE-SA Standards Board will establish its own standards developing committees

(SCC’s) when necessary:

• Scope too broad to be encompassed in a single IEEE Society

• Society find itself in a position where it is unable to carry out the work needed

to meet an identified need

• SCC reports directly to the Standards Board

• SCC21 has been operating since 1981

SCC 21 Scope

The IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee 21 oversees the

development of standards in the areas of fuel cells,

photovoltaics, dispersed generation, and energy storage

Coordinates efforts in these fields among the various IEEE societies and

other affected organizations

Ensure that all standards are consistent and properly reflect the views of

all applicable disciplines.

SCC 21 Officers Officers

Chair – Mark Siira – ComRent International

Vice Chair – Babak Enayati – National Grid

Secretary – Jens Boemer - EPRI

Treasurer – Charlie Vartanian – PNNL

Members

Past IEEE SCC21-Sponsored Committee Chairs

Representatives from IEEE Power and Energy Society

Adding Members from

IEEE Communication Society

IEEE Industrial Automation Society

IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee on Transportation (IEEE SCC42)

Buildings Customer Loads Committee

SCC 21 2019 Initiatives

▪ Communication Initiatives Related to IEEE 1547

▪ Webinars and Tutorials via IEEE Smart Grid, Others

▪ Tutorials on IEEE 1547-2018

▪ Webinar on IEEE 2030 SGIRM

▪ Conference Presentations

▪ Smart Energy Week - Solar Power International in September 2019

▪ IEEE ECCE Conference (Power Electronics and Industrial Applications society) - October

▪ IEEE Coordination:

▪ Smart Cities Task Force – coordinate the relationship of smart cities activities

▪ ESTF collaboration is a good example – co-sponsorship and mutual learning

▪ Commissioning

▪ External collaboration and outreach ASHRAE, EPRI - ESIC

SCC 21 Interconnection Standards

IEEE Std 1547 (2003) and Amendment 1 (2014): DER interconnection and

interconnection test requirements (Full Revision in Process - 2017)

IEEE Std 1547.1 and Amendment 1: Interconnection equipment test procedures (Full

Revision in Process - 2018)

IEEE Std 1547.2: Guide to 1547 (2003)

IEEE Std 1547.3: Monitoring, information exchange and control (MIC) for DER

IEEE Std 1547.4: Planned DER islands/microgrids

IEEE Std 1547.6: DER on distribution secondary networks

IEEE Std 1547.7: DER impact studies

IEEE P1547.8: Expanded use of IEEE 1547 (2003)

IEEE P1547.9: Guide for Interconnection of Energy Storage Distributed Energy Resources

with Power Systems

SCC 21 – Selected SmartGrid

Interoperability Standards IEEE Std 2030; (2011) Smart Grid Interoperability

IEEE 2030.1.1 Standard Technical Specifications of a DC Quick Charger for Use with Electric Vehicles

IEEE Std 2030.2; (2015) Energy Storage Systems Interoperability

IEEE P2030.2.1 Guide for Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Battery ESS

IEEE 2030.3; (2016) Test Procedures for Electric Energy Storage Equipment and Systems

IEEE P2030.4 Guide for Control and Automation Installations Applied to the Electric Power Infrastructure

IEEE P2030.5; Standard for Smart Energy Profile 2.0 Application Protocol\

IEEE 2030.6 Guide for the Benefit Evaluation of Electric Power Grid Customer Demand Response

IEEE P2030.7 Standard for the Specification of Microgrid Controllers

IEEE P2030.8 Standard for the Testing of Microgrid Controllers

IEEE P2030.9 Recommended Practice for the Planning and Design of the Microgrid

IEEE P2030.10 Standard for DC Microgrids for Rural and Remote Electricity Access Applications

IEEE P2030.11 Guide for DERMS

IEEE P2030.12 Guide for protection of Microgrid Systems

IEEE P2030.100 Recommended Practice for Implementing an IEC 61850 Based Substation Communications, Protection, Monitoring and Control System

SCC 21 Active PV Standards (Presently)

5 of the Standards below are “In Ballot”, and once revised will

become ESSB-Owned (WGs using/borrowing SCC 21 members)

IEEE 937-2007; IEEE Recommended Practice for Installation and Maintenance of

Lead-Acid Batteries for Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

IEEE 1013-2007; IEEE Recommended Practice for Sizing Lead-Acid Batteries for

Stand-Alone Photovoltaic (PV) Systems.

IEEE 1361-2014; IEEE Guide for Selection, Charging, Test and Evaluation of Lead-

Acid Batteries Used in Stand-Alone Photovoltaic (PV) Systems

IEEE 1526-2003; Recommended Practice For Testing the Performance of Stand

Alone Photovoltaic Systems

IEEE 1561-2007; Guide for Optimizing the Performance and Life of Lead-Acid

Batteries in Remote Hybrid Power Systems

IEEE 1562-2007; Guide for Array and Battery Sizing in Stand-Alone Photovoltaic

(PV) Systems.

IEEE 1661-2007; Guide for Test and Evaluation of Lead-Acid Batteries Used in

Photovoltaic (PV) Hybrid Power Systems

Smart Grid Interoperability

Interoperability: the

capability of two or more

networks, systems, devices,

applications, or components

to externally exchange and

readily use information

securely & effectively. (Std

2030)

Smart Grid: the integration of power, communications, and

information technologies for an improved electric power

infrastructure serving loads while providing for an ongoing

evolution of end-use applications. (Std 2030)

Need to Nurture the New Blood

A PES-Wide Problem

Average Age and Nationality of Electrochemists

Mentoring Chemists and Chemical Engineers

Internships?

Next Meetings

June 24-28: Santa Fe

Babu

February 10-14, 2020: Orlando

Tom Carpenter

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IEEE PES ESSB Summer 2019 Meeting

Hilton Santa Fe

June 24-28, 2019

Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza Hotel

Getting There

Santa Fe Municipal Airport has daily non-stop service to

Phoenix, DFW, and Denver

Fly into Albuquerque

ABQ to Santa Fe ~ 65 miles, an hour drive on I-25

Car rental at ABQ Sunport

NM Rail Runner Express

Visit www.riometro.org

Call (505) 245-RAIL (7245)

Sandia Shuttle (505) 242-0302

Visit sandiashuttle.co

Activities in and Around Santa FeCanyon Road

Activities in and Around Santa FeSanta Fe Plaza

Activities in and Around Santa FeSanta Fe Opera House

Activities in and Around Santa FeMuseum of International Folk Art

Activities in and Around Santa FeMeow Wolf

Activities in and Around Santa FePalace of the Governors and

the New Mexico History Museum

Activities in and Around Santa FeLoretto Chapel

Activities in and Around Santa Fethe Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi

Activities in and Around Santa FeGeorgia O’Keeffe Museum

For More InformationVisit www.SantaFe.org

Schedule ReviewDAY TIME PERIOD Room 1-MPR (130) Room 11-2 (15) Room 1131-Spark (35)

Monday

1:30 PM 3:15 PM ESSB

GENERAL MEETING3:45 PM 5:30 PM

5:30 PM 6:30 PM AdCom

Tuesday

8:00 AM 9:45 AM Safety Codes

Working Group

1375 (Battery

Electrical Protection)

1189

(Battery Selection)10:15 AM 12:00 PM

1:30 PM 3:15 PM 1679 (All), 1679.3

(Flow), BMS (P2686)I1184 (UPS Batteries)

Nuclear

Working Group3:45 PM 5:30 PM

Wednesday

8:00 AM 9:45 AM ESSB Registration

8:00 AM 9:45 AM 1679 (All), 1679.3

(Flow),BMS (P2686)

2685

(Engine Starting)open

10:15 AM 12:00 PM

1:30 PM 3:15 PM FLOW BATTERIES

3:15 PM 3:30 PM GDPR Rules from IEEE

3:45 PM 9:30 PM CANYON LAKE DINNER CRUISE

Thursday

8:00 AM 9:45 AM VALUE-BASED MAINT.

10:15 AM 12:00 PM 450 (VLA Maint.) 1660 (Cycling) 1491 (Monitor)

1:30 PM 3:15 PM 484

(VLA Installation)

2405

(Utility Chargers)

1188

(VRLA Maintenance)3:45 PM 5:30 PM

Friday

8:00 AM 9:45 AM open 1184 (UPS) 1187 (VRLA Install)

10:15 AM 12:00 PM 2405 (Utility Chargers) 1881 (Glossary) 1491 (Monitor)

12:00 PM 12:30 PM Wrap-Up Mtg

Summary & Open for Q&A


❑Any Questions

from the Floor?

❑Any Outstanding

Old Business?

❑Any New Business?

Motion to Adjourn?

ieee energy storage and stationary battery (essb) committee general meeting ... · 2019-06-11 ·...

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