Toronto Hydro s Climate Adaptation Actions
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1 s Climate Adaptation Actions Rob McKeown Engineer, Standards & Policy Planning Engineering & Construction Division OCCIAR Webinar March 1, 2017
2 2 March 1, 2017
3 3 March 1, 2017
4 Generation In Ontario, 70% of electricity is generated by Ontario Power Generation. This provincially-owned organization has generating stations across the province that produce electricity from hydroelectric, nuclear and fossil fuel sources 4 March 1, 2017
5 Transmission Once electricity is generated, it must be delivered to urban and rural areas in need of power. This happens through high voltage transmission lines that serve as highways for electricity. There are approximately 30,000 km of transmission lines in Ontario and the majority are owned by Hydro One. 5 March 1, 2017
6 Distribution is responsible for the last step of the journey: distributing electricity to customers in Toronto. 6 March 1, 2017
7 Climate Change Adaptation Mitigation Adaptation Emergency Management Source: thestar.com Source: news.nationalpost.com 7 March 1, 2017
8 Climate Change Adaptation Vulnerability Assessment Phase 1 Vulnerability Assessment Phase 2 Roadmap Development Roadmap Implementation System Resilience Enhancements March 1, 2017
9 Climate Change Adaptation July 2013 Extreme rainfall (126mm in 2 hrs) 325,000 customers impacted Flooding of station control equipment Vulnerability Assessment Phase 1 Vulnerability Assessment Phase 2 Roadmap Development Roadmap Implementation news.nationalpost.com System Resilience Enhancements March 1, 2017
10 Climate Change Adaptation December 2013 Ice storm 300,000 customers impacted Tree limbs falling on power lines Vulnerability Assessment Phase 1 Vulnerability Assessment Phase 2 Roadmap Development Roadmap Implementation System Resilience Enhancements March 1, 2017
11 Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Engineers Canada s Public Infrastructure Engineering Vulnerability Committee (PIEVC) Engineering Protocol Consortium: AECOM, City of Toronto, Clean Air Partnership, Engineers Canada, Risk Sciences International NRCan funding Available at: Phase 1 Pilot case study Current climate only Small portion of distribution system Completed Sept 2012 Phase , 20 climate parameters Entire distribution system Completed June March 1, 2017
12 PIEVC Phase 2 12 March 1, 2017
13 PIEVC Phase 2 City of Toronto 13 March 1, 2017
14 Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Opportunities Infrastructure strengthening Capacity planning Inspection and maintenance programs Data collection and quality 14 March 1, 2017
15 Ongoing System Resilience Enhancements Capital & Maintenance Programs Rear Lot Conversion Overhead Infrastructure Relocation Tree Trimming Standards City of Toronto Strategic Forest Management Plan March 1, 2017
16 Ongoing System Resilience Enhancements New Technologies Breakaway Connectors Stainless Steel Submersible Transformers Solid Dielectric Submersible Transformers March 1, 2017
17 Roadmap Development Multi-disciplinary team Looking at data, analysis tools, investment programs, standards, Develop initiatives to help make system more resilient 17 March 1, 2017
18 Roadmap Development 18 March 1, 2017
19 Roadmap Development Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Climate data validation Asset lifecycle Equipment specifications Capital and maintenance programs MAJOR EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS REVIEW ASSET IMPACT STUDY INDUSTRY REVIEW ANALYTICAL TOOLS REVIEW MAINTENANCE PROGRAM REVIEW CAPITAL PROGRAM REVIEW UPDATE SYSTEM PLANNING GUIDELINESTO INCLUDE CLIMATE CHANGE Planning data, tools, guidelines Design practices Construction standards REVIEW ASSET RENEWAL VALIDATE CLIMATE DATA RISK MAPS LOAD FORECAST IMPACT/SENSITIVITY OVERHEAD LINES EXITING STATIONS LIGHTNING MAPPING MONITORING RELIABILITY 19 March 1, 2017
20 Validate Climate Data 20 March 1, 2017
21 Validate Climate Data 21 March 1, 2017
22 Bus Peak (MVA) Load Forecast Impact/Sensitivity Station Load Forecast report is prepared annually Used for the purpose of evaluating station bus capacity adequacy Year Actual New Methodology 2012 Traditional 22 March 1, 2017
23 Bus Peak (MVA) Load Forecast Impact/Sensitivity Station Load Forecast report is prepared annually Used for the purpose of evaluating station bus capacity adequacy Year Projected Base Historical 23 March 1, 2017
24 Major Equipment Specifications Technical Specifications for Major Equipment Codes, Standards and Regulations typically use historical values. Review specifications, investigate impacts of climate projections and revise as necessary. 24 March 1, 2017
25 Risk Maps Risks maps were completed at a high level Narrow down to asset level to be more useful to planning teams 25 March 1, 2017
26 Risk Maps Transformers at End of Life for March 1, 2017
27 Risk Maps Transformers at End of Life for Expected End of Life for Transformer EOL from Aging EOL from Heat 27 March 1, 2017
28 Lightning Mapping Lightning strike data over the last 20 years has been mapped across the city Correlation with system outage information will continue in March 1, 2017
29 Independent Studies Industry Review Asset Impact Study Review practices of major utilities in Canada and USA Paper review on industry best practices Transformers vs temperature Poles vs climatic loads Overhead conductors vs climatic loads Underground cables vs extreme rainfall Overhead conductors vs temperature 29 March 1, 2017
30 Roadmap Development Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Climate data validation Asset lifecycle Equipment specifications Capital and maintenance programs MAJOR EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS REVIEW ASSET IMPACT STUDY INDUSTRY REVIEW ANALYTICAL TOOLS REVIEW MAINTENANCE PROGRAM REVIEW CAPITAL PROGRAM REVIEW UPDATE SYSTEM PLANNING GUIDELINESTO INCLUDE CLIMATE CHANGE Planning data, tools, guidelines Design practices Construction standards REVIEW ASSET RENEWAL VALIDATE CLIMATE DATA RISK MAPS LOAD FORECAST IMPACT/SENSITIVITY OVERHEAD LINES EXITING STATIONS LIGHTNING MAPPING MONITORING RELIABILITY 30 March 1, 2017
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33 Questions Rob McKeown, P.Eng. Standards and Policy Planning -Electric System Limited 33 March 1, 2017
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