Renewable Energy: Strengthening Our Nation s Economy
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1 Renewable Energy: Strengthening Our Nation s Economy Alternative Energy Technology Innovations: The Coming Economic Boom May 12-13, 2005 Savannah, Georgia Dr. Dan E. Arvizu Director, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
2 Energy Challenges are Enormous Economic Growth Energy Security and Reliability Environmental Impact Market Restructuring
3 National Predicament Very slow renewal of existing infrastructure geared to cheap fuel Maintain security of: Fuel supply Generating capacity Cars yrs Aircraft yrs Wind turbines 25 yrs Power plants 40+yrs Trains 30+ years Electrical distribution 40+yrs Houses 70+ years We have only today s technology for 2025 Energy needs will grow Source: Lord Ron Oxburgh, Royal Dutch Shell
4 U.S. Energy Flows 98.2 Quadrillion Btu Fuels 61% Electricity 39% Transportation 27% Industry 33% Buildings 40% 62% Rejected Energy
5 Technology-based Solutions: There is no one silver bullet, we need many Energy efficiency Renewable energy Non-polluting transportation fuels Separation and capture of CO 2 from fossil fuels Next generation of nuclear fission and fusion technology Transition to smart, resilient, distributed energy systems coupled with pollution-free energy carriers, e.g. hydrogen and electricity
6 Renewable Energy Will Play a Key Role in a More Diverse and Secure Energy Supply
7 Renewable Energy Costs are Decreasing Levelized cents/kwh in constant $ COE cents/kwh Wind PV COE cents/kwh Geothermal Solar thermal Biomass Source: NREL Energy Analysis Office ( 1 These graphs are reflections of historical cost trends NOT precise annual historical data. Updated: October 2002
8 Wind Energy Status Wind Capacity (MW) Washington 244 Oregon 259 California 2,096 Idaho 0.2 Utah 0.2 Montana 2 Wyoming 285 Colorado 229 New Mexico 267 North Dakota 66 South Dakota 44 Nebraska 20 Kansas 114 Oklahoma 176 Minnesota 615 Iowa 632 Arkansas 0.1 Wisconsin 53 Illinois 81 Tennessee 29 Michigan 2 Ohio 7 Vermont 6 Maine 0.1 New Hampshire 0.1 Massachusetts 1 New York 48 Pennsylvania 129 West Virginia 66 Alaska 1 Texas 1,293 Hawaii MW as of 12/31/04 Current cost is 4 to 6 /kwh in best regimes (unsubsidized)
9 Solar Energy Status Concentrating Solar Power Nine parabolic trough plants 354 MW capacity /kwh Photovoltaics 340 MW capacity Price of power from grid connected PV systems is 20 to 30 /kwh PV systems at the Arizona Public Service facility in Prescott, Arizona
10 Biomass Status Biopower Grid-connected capacity 9700 MW direct combustion 400 MW co-firing Biopower electricity prices generally range from 8-12 /kwh Biofuels Biodiesel 15 million gallons (2002) Corn ethanol 81 commercial plants 3.4 billion gallons (2004) ~$1.22/gal Cellulosic ethanol* $2.73/gal Rated at 21 MW and providing the San Francisco Bay Area with baseload capacity, the Tracy Biomass Plant uses wood residues discarded from agricultural and industrial operations. * Not commercially available
11 Factors Inhibiting Pace and Volume of Renewable Energy Market Entrance Capital mobilization Lack of consistent, stable policies Electricity pricing: valuing externalities Further technology advances
12 Mobilizing Capital: Creative Business Partnership Models Catalyze entrepreneurs Enhance strategic partnering Attract new corporate entrants Invigorate private equity/venture capital
13 State Policies are Opening Markets for Renewable Energy
14 Renewable Electricity Standards Nevada: 15% by 2013, solar 5% of annual California: 20% by 2017 Arizona: 1.1% by 2007, 60% solar Minnesota: 19% by 2015* Iowa: 2% by 1999 Wisconsin: 2.2% by 2011 New Mexico: 10% by 2011 Texas: 2.7% by 2009 New York: 24% by 2013 Maine:30% by 2000 MA: 4% by 2009 RI: 16% by 2019 CT: 10% by 2010 NJ: 6.5% by 2008 Maryland: 7.5% by 2019 Washington D.C: 11% by 2022 Pennsylvania: 8% by States + D.C. Colorado: 10% by 2015 Hawaii: 20% by 2020 *Includes requirements adopted in 1994 and 2003 for one utility, Xcel Energy.
15 Western Governors Association Clean and Diversified Energy Initiative Western U.S is rich with fossil, hydro and renewable energy resources. Goal of 30,000 MW of clean energy by 2015, using solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, clean coal technologies and advanced natural gas technologies. Goal to increase the efficiency of energy use by 20% by Meet the West s generation and transmission needs over the next 25 years.
16 Create an Electricity Pricing Structure that Values Externalities Intangibles have value Greater value if dealt with in resource planning Allow a broader perspective Hard to quantify Has been controversial No accepted methodology
17 The Future for Renewable Energy: A Technology Outlook Wind Solar Biomass
18 Wind Outlook Technology DOE Wind Program R&D goals 3 /kwh* in class 4+ wind areas onshore 5 /kwh* for offshore systems New Technology will Expand range of feasible sites Reduce siting risk Enhance system value Policy State-led RPS Production Tax Credit Market Drivers Natural gas prices Green purchasing * unsubsidized
19 Technology DOE Solar Program goals: Photovoltaics: 6 /kwh by 2020 Concentrating solar power/troughs: 5 /KWh by 2012 Policy 1000 MW initiative Western Governors Association 30,000 MW by 2020 initiative State RPS with solar set asides Market Drivers Peak power prices Green markets Solar Outlook
20 Technology DOE Biomass Program goals: 5.5 /kwh by 2010 $1.07/gal bioethanol by 2020 Policy House-passed energy bill will create a renewable fuels standard that reaches 5 billion gallons/year by 2012 Market Drivers Future outlook for crude oil prices Best utilization for biomass fuels or electricity Biomass Outlook
21 Technology Roadmaps and Vision to the Future
22 A Future Vision for Wind Energy Markets Today 2005 Bulk Power Generator 4-6 at 15mph Land Based Bulk Electricity Wind Farms Future Potential= 20% of Electricity Market Land Based Electricity Path Land Based LWST Large-Scale 2 5 MW Offshore Electricity Path Offshore Turbines 5 MW and Larger Advanced Applications Path Land or Sea Based: Hydrogen Clean Water Transmission Barriers Cost & Regulatory Barriers Cost & Infrastructure Barriers Tomorrow LWST Turbines: 3 /kwh at 13mph Electricity Market 2012 Offshore LWST Turbine: 5 cents/kwh Shallow/Deep water Electricity Market Higher wind Sites 2012 and Beyond Custom Turbines: Electricity H2 production Desalinate water Storage Multi-Market 2030 and Beyond
23 Future Technology Directions Research on crystalline silicon, thin films, and balance-ofsystems components Higher-risk, longerterm R&D for all system components that can leapfrog beyond today s technology Partnerships among industry, universities, and national laboratories Comparison of annual U.S. solar power shipments under the Baseline and Roadmap cases. Shipments in 2030 and 2050 are 2.4 and 5.5 GW for the Baseline case and 19 and 31 GW for the Roadmap case.
24 The Biorefinery: The Path Ahead A diverse feedstock supply that provides over 1 billion tons of biomass per year Equivalent of 3.5 billion barrels of crude oil per year or 55% of current U.S. petroleum demand
25 Technologies High technology Mass production Policies Incentives & mandates Markets Conventional energy prices Green markets
26 The U.S. Department of Energy s National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden, Colorado
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