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    Optimization and control of DER

    Why?

    Customer challenge:
    - Operate several units for electric power (and heat)
    generation, consumers and/or storage connected to the
    power grid at one or multiple metered points
    - Increasing cost for balancing energy flows

    Customer needs:
    - Implement business models for pooling, demand response,
    optimal power flow, trading, supply, portfolio optimization
    - Pooling of generation and/or storage equipment for intra-
    day optimization, in order to reduce the need for balancing
    energy
    - Scaling the applications (from a few units to thousands)

    June 28, 2020 Slide 1 DER: Distributed Energy Resources


    Optimization and control of DER
    OPTIMAX® PowerFit

    ABB’s solution:
    Forecasts Plant Managers / Energy Traders
    Availabilities
    Delivery Commitments Diagnosis
    - Combining units into a Virtual Power Pool
    Plant Schedules Accounting - The optimizer determines the most economic setpoint for
    Plant data Reporting
    every controllable unit within the model
    - Day-ahead optimization as well as intra-day
    Interfaces - Balancing the fluctuating renewable feed-in
    OPTIMAX® PowerFit - Reducing peak loads
    TSO Grid Services Central control
    & optimization
    Customer benefits:
    Real-time interfaces - Optimize cost of production, consumption and storage
    - Reduce cost for buying power from the grid
    DSO Grid Automation - Increase revenues from selling power to the grid
    - Reduce penalty cost for deviations from the contracted
    energy exchange due to forecast errors
    - Obtain comprehensive information for fast decisions
    - Small units get access to the energy market

    DER: Distributed Energy Resources


    June 28, 2020 Slide 2 DSO: Distribution System Operator
    TSO: Transmission System Operator
    Trends in urban transportation markets
    System aggregation and energy optimization

    Customer challenge
    - Large cities are rushing into electrification of urban transport
    supported by governmental and central funds
    - Pressure on public health and increasing urbanisation
    accelerates the number of pilot projects and e-bus fleet
    deployment
    - Increasing proliferation of variable renewable energy sources
    (VRES) presents challenges to grid operators
    - Need for a software/digital platform for aggregating
    distributed batteries into one “virtual” battery unit to
    facilitate market participation (which is today limited to min
    1-5 MW capacity)

    June 28, 2020 Slide 3


    ABB’s e-bus solutions
    Combine SCADA, Ellipse EAM and OPTIMAX® PowerFit to provide services (XaaS)
    Bids TSO
    Ctrl signals
    PGGA, Enterprise software IAPG, OPTIMAX® software ABB Ability™
    SCADA solutions: OPTIMAX® PowerFit solutions:
    Trader
    - Remote monitor (on-board and - Aggregate a large number of Aggregator
    way-side components) OPTIMAX®
    assets PowerFit
    - Remote control (on-board and way-
    - The aggregated volume is
    side)
    optimally dispatched between grid
    - Safely operate the e-bus fleet and Historian DB
    services to max profit
    charging infrastructure
    - Distributed resources are
    Ellipse Asset Mgmt solutions: SCADA
    Ellipse
    scheduled in real time based on (EAM)
    - Do condition based maintenance application/service needs
    - Reduce the total cost of ownership depending on their actual status
    Measurements Various data
    Ctrl signals Ctrl signals

    Bus operator

    EAM – Enterprise Asset Mgmt


    June 28, 2020 Slide 4 XaaS – everything as a service
    TSO – Transmission System Operator
    ABB’s e-bus solutions • Market operator
    Unique value proposition • Aggregator
    • Cloud based platform • Grid operator
    • Artificial intelligence
    Customer benefits
    For bus operators or aggregators:
    - Optimally operate and maintain e-bus fleet and charging
    infrastructure
    - Ensure smart and profitable transition from conventional diesel
    to electric operation
    - Sell power flexibility in different markets
    For grid operators:
    - Buy flexibility from the e-bus fleet on demand instead of large
    CAPEX into own assets
    - E-bus on-board and way-side batteries provide grid services(*)
    e.g. frequency regulation can generate an additional customer
    benefit of about 150-300 k$ /MW/a
    - Optimize energy procurement on the market

    June 28, 2020 Slide 5 (*) E-bus is a highly predictable asset due to a scheduled operation compared to traditional electric vehicles.
    Trends in water distribution markets
    Energy optimization in pumping stations

    Customer challenge
    - Ten thousands of pump stations pump fresh water from
    ground water, rain water basins, lakes or rivers into the water
    distribution network
    - In order to adapt the water pressure and flow to the demand,
    pumps operate in parallel
    - Pumps can be powered by variable speed drives (VSD’s), most
    often they are connected directly to the grid and switched on
    and off separately by soft starters
    - Operators use their experience or operating instructions for
    switching or selecting setpoints for the individual pumps –
    they often operate outside of the safety zone

    June 28, 2020 Slide 6


    ABB Ability™ Energy optimization solutions
    Key take-aways

    ABB as Application By offering Application Provider Services on top of the Ability solutions, ABB can
    Service Provider 1
    fulfill new challenging customer requirements

    Solutions which can Customers increasingly ask ABB for solutions with small initial investment which fits
    easily be scaled 2
    their financial planning and can easily be scaled

    Replicate, Penetrate, By re-using and combining existing components on the ABB Ability platform, we can
    Innovate 3
    create new solutions and further enhance them with new technology

    June 28, 2020 Slide 7

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