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RTCC SMART Series
Program Sponsors: Presented By:
@Tricleantech#RTCCSMARTSeries
Duke Energy’s Coalition of the Willing
March 18, 2016
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Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster: Who We Are
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Board of Directors
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Leadership Members
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Panelists
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Cristin LyonsPartner and Practice Lead of Grid TransformationScottMadden
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Jason HandleyDirector of Smart Grid Technology and Operations in the Emerging Technology Office, Duke Energy
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THE COALITION OF THE WILLING –Leveraging the Vendor Community and the Principles
of Open Source in the Utility Space
- Jason Handley, P.E.
Director – Smart Grid Emerging Technology and
Operations
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Today’s Grid
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Our Industry is Changing
• Customers want choice and control regardless of market structure
• Increased penetration of distributed energy resources (DER’s) will drive the need for grid edge intelligence
• Internet of Things drives connectivity to all things (utility and customer-owned)
• Current solutions are proprietary, designed for use in only one “silo,” and do not inter-operate with other systems without expensive, time-consuming integration efforts.
• Shift to more distributed functions and advanced analytics
• Heightened need for cyber security and privacy
This generates:• Data; lots of it• Different data than what you’re
used to• Data from new assets you may
/ may not own
In order to meet use case requirements, decisions must be made:• Centrally• Distributed
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• Distributed Energy Resources, Microgrids, and Advanced Demand Response require disparate field devices to work together remotely with little latency or delay.
• Key to more efficient, cost-effective, and secure grid
• Back office integration is expensive and time consuming
• Many solutions are packaged for a single “silo” or ideal for only a single function
• Open Standards does NOT mean interoperable
Why Interoperability is Important
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Why is Distributed Intelligence Important for Duke Energy?
• Provides accurate control and alleviates intermittency of distributed energy resources
• Provides the ability to scale independently, as needed, without needing a system wide rollout
• Takes cost out of the business by reducing integration time and effort
• Allows Duke to be at the forefront of developing new regulations and policies
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• Jan 2013 – Approached 60 companies at DistribuTECH event
• Jun 2013 – Secured 5 companies to participate and agree on scope of work for project
• Nov 2013 –Accomplished goal of sharing data locally between devices without the use of headends
• February 2014 – On floor demonstration at DistribuTECH
Coalition of the Willing Phase I
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• June 2014 Announced Phase II plans to build an interoperable microgrid
• August 2014 – Approached by over 60 companies to participate in Phase II
• September 2014 – Picked 27 companies to work with on Phase II
• Oct-Dec 2014 – Secured NDA’s and SOW’s with each company
• Jan – Nov 2015 - Procured and install microgrid equipment
• Dec 2015 – Jan 2016 – Tested microgrid with three use cases
• Feb 2016 – On floor demonstration at DistribuTECH
Coalition of the Willing Phase II
Renewables
Metering
Distribution AutomationSmart Appliances
Distributed Intelligence
Access Points
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Mount Holly Microgrid
Video
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• Committed to interoperability for a sustainable grid
• Collaborated with 25 Coalition partners to demonstrate the value of interoperability utilizing Open Field Message Bus (OpenFMB™)
• Developed at our innovation center in Mount Holly, North Carolina
• Showcases first OpenFMB plug-and-play integration and optimization of an islandable microgrid
• Introduces a modular and scalable alternative to federating data between grid edge devices for operational resiliency
Duke Energy’s Interoperability Vision
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OpenFMB
• Open Field Message Bus (OpenFMBTM) is a reference architecture and framework for distributed intelligence.
• Leverages existing standards to federate data between field devices and harmonize them with centralized systems. – IEC Common Information Model (CIM) for semantic data model
– Internet of Things (IoT) publish/subscribe protocols for peer-to-peer communications
• DDS, MQTT, AMQP
• Allows scaling of operations independently, without a system-wide rollout.– Flexible integration of renewables and storage with the existing grid
• NAESB’s OpenFMB standard was led by utilities and developed by SGIP.
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Copyright © 2016 Duke Energy All rights reserved.
Mount Holly Microgrid Components
250kW/250kWh Battery
Energy Storage SystemPadmount Recloser
1000kVA Transformer
1200A Disconnect
75kVA TransformerMeter Structure
Secondary Cabinet275kVA Step-up Transformer
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Mount Holly Microgrid Components, Cont.
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Mount Holly Use Cases
Duke Energy Microgrid in Mount Holly, NC
• Microgrid Optimization Use Case
• Unscheduled Islanding Transition Use Case
• Island-to-Grid Connected Transition Use Case
Distributech Demo in Orlando, FL
• Microgrid Optimization Simulation
• Wired and Wireless Communications
• IoT Publish/Subscribe Protocols for SCADA
and Telecom
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Key Lessons Learned
• Some technologies did not initially produce data to run distributed applications.
• Distributed control sequences need to be choreographed to reflect latencies.
• Time accuracy and synchronization are paramount when operating microgrids.
• Granular and accurate sensor data is important for microgrids.
• Most challenges associated with hardware were resolved with OpenFMB.
• Our vendor partners’ skills and insights refined our final solution.
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Coalition Vendor Participants
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Tomorrow's Grid
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THANK YOU!
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Panel Participants
Howard SelfSmart Grid DA Program ManagerABB, Inc.
Jason HandleyDirector, Smart Grid Emerging Technology & Operations Duke Energy
John CamilleriChief Technology OfficerGreen Energy Corp.
Stan SchneiderChief Executive Officer Real-Time Innovations (RTI)
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Q & A
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Panelists
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RTCC SMART Series
Program Sponsors: Presented By:
@Tricleantech#RTCCSMARTSeries
Duke Energy’s Coalition of the Willing
March 18, 2016
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April 21, from 3:00 – 5:00 pm
NC State University’s McKimmon Centerwww.researchtrianglecleantech/careerfair
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Final Competition
April 15 – 17
NC State University’s Centennial Campuswww.evchallengekids.org
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RTCC SMART Series
Program Sponsors: Presented By:
@Tricleantech#RTCCSMARTSeries
Duke Energy’s Coalition of the Willing
March 18, 2016