Surplus Baseload Generation Challenges & Opportunities For Clean Transportation

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1 8 th. Hydrail International Conference Center for Urban Energy Ryerson University Toronto, Ontario, Canada Surplus Baseload Generation Challenges & Opportunities For Clean Transportation P.Eng., FCAE Manager, Systems Innovation & Advance Grid Development Hydro One Networks June 11-12, 2013

2 About Hydro One Transmission Ontario Coverage 97% 52 Large Utilities 113 Large Direct Customers 26 USA/Canada Interconnections Assets (500/230/115 KV) Overhead - 28,600 ckt-km ; Underground cables cktkm Stations Assets - $12.0 billion Revenue - $4.7 billion Territory 647,000 sq. km Employees 4300 Peak Demand 25,000 MW Distribution Ontario Coverage - 75% 40 Small (embedded) Utilities Assets (44/ 27.6/ 13.8/ 8/ 4 kv) Overhead - 123,000 ckt-km MV Stations: 1035; LV Transformers 520,000 Ravi Urban Seethapathy load customers 280,000 (Brampton) Non-urban load customers million 2 June 12, 2013

3 Ontario Gen. Capacity ,000 40,000 38,300 MW MW 40,500 MW ,000 40,000 Installed Capacity (MW) 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 31,600 MW 100 5,100 MW 8,100 4,300 MW 2,000 MW 4,900 10, MW 2,900 MW 670 MW 3,000 8,400 10,000 3,300 MW 5,700 MW 700 MW 500 MW 8,700 8,900 9,300 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5, ,900 12,900 7,600 3, Coal Nuclear Natural Gas Hydro Non Hydro Renewables Demand Response 10,000 5,000 0 Source: IESO/OPA. Figures have been rounded. 3 June 12, 2013

4 Surplus Baseload Gen. ( ) REP 28v Month Outlook Update Figure Minimum Ontario Demand and Baseload Generation (includes Net Export assumption) 4 June 12, 2013

5 Contribution of Wind Generation Hydrogen: Prod Ramping Short Notice Effective Yield Firm Need 5 June 12, 2013

6 Hydrail - Functional Concept 6 June 12, 2013

7 Hydrail - Grid View: Overall Requirement (MW) Delivery Points (MW) Hydrogen Production Hydrogen Storage (Liquid/Gas) Onboard Storage (Liquid/Gas) Grid/Gen Constraints Hydrail: Firm Ongoing Need Hydrogen Storage Heat/Power Uses 7 June 12, 2013

8 Conclusion: Opportunity Low Cost of surplus power Challenges Optimum delivery points not matching Train Terminal Stations (resulting in Fuel Movement) Surplus Power is varying (risk of fuel shortage) Long term business viability: Firm power NOT surplus power alone. Integrated planning required 8 June 12, 2013

9 THANK YOU 9 June 12, 2013

10 Brief CV of Professional Engineer, Ontario B.Tech (Hons), M.Eng, MBA, FCAE is Manager Systems Innovation & Advanced Grid Development, at Hydro One Networks in Toronto, Canada and led the power systems technical architecture of its Advanced Grid System (Smart Grid) program and currently leads its Corporate RD&D efforts. He led the Corporate Smart Grid Strategy Taskforce in 2008 and from 2006 led the initial efforts in the integration of DER in the Hydro One Distribution system including creating the R&D network involving universities, associations and other forums. Ravi has over 28 years of experience (in Hydro One/ erstwhile Ontario Hydro) in all fields of electric utility business and has progressively held leading positions in Research, Protection & Control, Field Operations, Hydraulic Generation and Transmission Operations, Generation Performance, Distribution Strategy and Planning, Mergers & Acquisition, Corporate Audit, Asset Management and Asset Strategies Divisions. He has Chaired/served on many technical and other voluntary Boards such as Ryerson University, Canadian Club, Scarborough Hospital, TV Ontario, Engineers without Borders, Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce and Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute Advisory Council. He cochaired the Canada-India S&T Mapping Study in 2004 which enabled the bilateral agreement in Ravi sits on the Advisory Board of Ryerson University s newly created Center for Urban Energy, and on the Steering Committees of several M$ research projects of the Ontario Centers of Excellence. He sits as the Canadian expert on the IEA PVPS Taskforce on largescale solar integration and on the International Microgrid Forum. He is the Canadian Representative of CIGRE Canada on the C6 Study Committee and sits on several of its sub-committees in Energy Storage, Rural Distribution, Electric Vehicles, and is an active Advisory Council Member (Power Delivery, Utilization, Energy Storage and SG Implementation) in EPRI, IEEE, Edison Institute and others. Ravi currently serves as an Adjunct Research Professor at the University of Western Ontario. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE and a registered Professional Engineer in Ontario. He has co-authored many leading technical papers in Advanced Grid systems and actively lectures at Conferences and Universities. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering. He was a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth-II Diamond Jubilee Medal in He holds a B.Tech (Hons) in Electrical Power from IIT, India, an M.Eng in Electrical Power from University of Toronto and an MBA from the Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto. He has received several citations and awards. 10 June 12, 2013