Status of Canadian Energy Storage. Edward Morofsky Richard Stockton College May 2006

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1 Status of Canadian Energy Storage Edward Morofsky Richard Stockton College May 2006

2 Ottawa Average Temps and RH Monthly Ottawa Temperatures Ottawa Humidity Degrees C Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec % Relative Humidity, Ave Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ave Min Ave Mean Ave Max 2

3 CANADA Background MNECB reference level X % better than MNECB CSA Standard Not meeting Kyoto targets New federal government Cooling (kwe) dominated electricity Smart meters (Ontario) Demand responsive buildings 3

4 Energy Storage January 1983 Solar house heat with tank 2006 Solar DHW with tank Solar heat UTES Winter seasonal 1. Ice, snow, lake 2. ATES NRC GSHP improvements DLWC / Harbour Now standard practice GSHP common LEED Cdn UTES Standard Cold storage and RTP Urban progress 4

5 Canada Marine Discovery Centre Hamilton, Ontario First Canadian installation of energy piles 5

6 RCMP K Division HQ, Edmonton, Alberta Awarded BOMA 2004 International Building of the Year in 6the Government Buildings category, a first for PWGSC.

7 Kuujjuaq Airport, Northern Village, Nunavik, Northern Quebec The Kuujjuaq Airport is the community s only reliable year round means of transportation. The terminal has been 7 designed for LEED Silver.

8 Bedford Institute of Oceanography Harbour water cooling New Level II Biocontainment standards laboratory for ocean sciences research at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Fisheries and Oceans Canada 8

9 RCMP Detachment, Keremeos BC Uses a ground source heat pump to significantly reduce the heating and cooling requirement and solar hot water system. 9

10 Rehabilitation of an Old Industrial Building With Geothermal Heat Pumps, Montreal (CADDET) The heat pumps with a geothermal system was cheaper and had greater potential for savings. The total investment of $375,000 for the system was $175,000 less than a conventional system with fan coil units, and $43,000 less than the water loop system. Taking the overall installation (HVAC system, centralised control, plumbing, electrical installation), a conventional system would have cost $607,000 compared to $395,000 for the geothermal system. 10

11 740 Bel-Air Montreal LEED Gold Retrofit Geothermal heating and cooling; energy storage and storm water retention. 11

12 Osoyoss, BC Border Crossing Joint US / Canada project with geothermal heating and cooling 12

13 Health Canada Lab Scarborough, 75 kw CHP 13

14 Canadian Centre for Housing Technology Fuel Cell Installation November 9 th,

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16 RCMP Detachment, BC Located in Northern BC, it has a ground source heat pump to significantly reduce heating and cooling. 16

17 Charlottetown, PEI 17

18 Earth Rangers Centre Largest installation of earth tubes in North America Annual energy use 65 per cent less than required by the Model National Energy Code for Canada This is one of the first buildings in Canada to be completely heated and cooled with thermally activated radiant slabs and it promises to be an energy-efficient means of 18 cooling buildings in southern Canada.

19 Fleming College s New Environmental Technology Wing 66 % less energy than MNECB with 66 geothermal wells 19

20 University of Ontario Institute of Technology Largest borehole field in Canada 384 boreholes; 80 km length 20

21 University of Ontario 21

22 DLWC Schematic 22

23 Deep Lake Water Cooling 23

24 Heat Exchanger 36 HXs in the energy transfer station 24

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27 Dartmouth, NS 27

28 Redux Flow Batteries Vanadium-based electrolyte 10 kwh 1 MWh in Moab, Utah 28

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30 Drake Landing Solar Community 01 Feb 2006 Foundation for third row of garages. 30

31 Solar Seasonal Storage and District Loop 31

32 Conclusions Lake and Harbour cooling in a district system Solar home heating with central seasonal storage ATES and BTES growing numbers Cdn standard for UTES design, construction and commissioning More district or campus systems LEED and green Consultants pushing ground source More urban applications 32

33 References Potential of Natural Cooling in Canada ftp://ftp.pwgsc.gc.ca/rpstech/energy/atesstes/ice_storage/naturalcooling_bahadori1981.pdf Drake s Landing Solar Community Rehabilitation of an Old Industrial Building With Geothermal Heat Pumps; CADDET Seasonally-Charged Deep Lake Water Cooling for Downtown Toronto; Terrastock 2000; A075; Morofsky ftp://ftp.pwgsc.gc.ca/rpstech/energy/atesstes/terrastock2000.pdf 33