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Advanced Thermal Energy Storing

with the most efficient use of the ressources

November 30, 2017 Peter Badstue Jensen

Vice President - Partner

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BUSINESS AREAS

Solar district heating Integrated Energy Systems

CSP power plant technologies Thermal Energy Storage

(TES)

 Solar heating

 Combined heat and power generation

 TES Thermal energy storage

 Direct water or thermal oil applications

 District Cooling Novel configuration of

renewable technologies with CSP acting as focal point of the system to holistically satisfy multiple energy needs for:

 heating

 clean water

 electricity

 process steam

 cooling

 mechanical power

 Solar tower receiver (direct steam)

 Solar tower receiver (molten salt)

 SGS3 Steam generator system (thermal oil)

 SGS4 Steam generator system (molten salt)

 Fresnel steam island

 Storage for CSP plants with thermal oil

In collaboration with:

R&D Activities

• Direct-steam-to/from- concrete storage

• Thermo-Chemical energy storage

• Thermal Vind power storage

• Thermal storage in hot stones

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ACSP the highlights

 1988

Traditional boiler design and development

 2007-09

Steam generator systems

& solar tower receivers for large-scale CSP power plants 6 x 50 MWe

 2011

CSP for district heating optimized for local weather conditions

 2014

Growing tomatoes in the Australian desert with the world’s first Integrated CSP Energy System

 2014

High temperature storage concept for storing solar and wind energy (Energy Nest)

Experience from thermal systems and large-scale CSP power plants has

translated into technology integration expertise

 2016

CSP developed and installed for Co-Gen with 330ºC thermal oil in Denmark 2,2 Mwe

 2017

Firsrt Order to China SGS 4 Natural circulating Steam generator 50 Mwe Molten Salt

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Energy is NOT religion

Renewable Energy diversity is required like bio-diversity

The right technology for the right purpose at the right time gives the best economy and performance

There is no all-mighty technology

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Integration

INTEGRATED RENEWABLE ENERGY

NEXT STEPS

INTEGRATED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS

&

THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

-

BIO FUEL

SOLAR WIND

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SOLAR Energy

Water/Thermal Oil/Molten Salt

Electricity

Mirrors Heating

STEAM

Co-generation

Sun to energy

Energy Storage

PV

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Electricity

Co-generation

Wind to energy Traditional

Wind Energy

Coal Back-up Heating

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Water/Thermal Oil/Molten Salt

Electricity

Co-generation

Wind to energy Future

Thermal Energy Storage

Wind Energy Steam

Heating

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The consumption curves

0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Energy production

Solar and Wind Energy vs Consumption

Solar energy Wind energy Consumption

FUTURE RE PLANTS MUST HAVE STORAGE TO BE DISPATCHABLE

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The global installed storages

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Thermal Storage 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,5 0,8 1,2 2 2,2 2,8 3,2 3,2

Electro-Chemical

Storage 0,1 0,1 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,3 0,5 0,7 1,2 1,6 1,6

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

Rated Power (GW)

Global Storage Installations Over Time in the Last Decade

Technology Type Projects / Plants Rated Power (MW)

Electro-Chemical 992 3296

Thermal Storage 207 3692

http://www.energystorageexchange.org/projects/data_visualization

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The Chinese figures

http://en.cnste.org/html/news/2017/1013/330.html

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The China figures

Projects commenced so far out of 20 demonstration projects to be completed

http://en.cnste.org/html/news/2017/1013/330.html

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Energy Pallet Renewable

SOLAR FIELD

Tower DSG/MS

Parabolic Trough HTF/DST/MS

THERMAL STORAGE

Concrete Storage

ELECTRICITY/CONVERSION

Thermal Desalination Steam turbine

Generator

Absorption Chiller Reverse Osmoses

THERMAL USAGE / COGEN

Process / District heat Steam condenser

WIND TURBINE

Steam condenser

& Cooling tower Steam turbine Mech. drive

PV or Flat thermal panels

Hot water storage

Molten Salt etc.

Fresnel receiver HTF/DST/MS

BIO BOILERS

Electrical boiler/Heat Pump

Chemical Energy

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Temperature is the key

Higher temerature equals potentially higher steam turbine efficiency

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THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES

Water tanks – Thermocline – District Heating - Industrial

Chemical Heat Storage – CAO/Steam – Power plant Molten Salt Storage – MS/Steam – Power Plant

Other Heat storage systems – Aluminium – Sulphur etc.

Concrete Heat Storage - Thermal oil/Steam – Power Plant

Thermal energy storage

- 95 - 430 - 550 - 565

> 600

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Integrated system for sustainable food production

Green houses

CSP Solar Field

Desalination

Thermal storage

Steam turbine

Thermal storage Fresh water storage

Back-up

CSP Solar Tower

Ocean

TES Hot water Integrated system

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TES Hot water Integrated system

INTEGRATED SYSTEMS BASED ON CSP - FOR SUNDROP FARMS

Integrated Energy System - New way for CSP

• Multiple revenue streams from one CSP system

• up to 80% powered by a novel configuration of CSP technologies

• lowering energy costs

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Thermal energy storage

THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES

Water tanks – Thermocline – District Heating - Industrial

Chemical Heat Storage – CAO/Steam – Power plant Molten Salt Storage – MS/Steam – Power Plant

Other Heat storage systems – Aluminium – Sulphur etc.

Concrete Heat Storage - Thermal oil/Steam – Power Plant

- 95 - 430 - 550 - 565

> 600

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Test facility - Masdar Institute Solar Platform

The hot oil-loop at MISP has been upgraded and instrumented to perform research and testing TES systems under controlled conditions

Dowtherm-A heat transfer fluid (HTF) heated by electrical heater (100 kW

th

) to emulated solar conditions with maximum temperature of 393°C

Cooler is used to emulate HTF return temperatures from a steam generator or heat sink TES Pilot

Heater & Cooler

Heater Cooler

393oC

TES

charge discharge

Thermal energy storage

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Test facility - Masdar Institute Solar Platform

Thermal energy storage

Validation of constant system performance

Assessment

Validation of system performance is done through direct

comparison between

measured sensor values in TES and numerically

simulated performance

● Virtually no difference in simulated versus

measured performance after operation for 1000 1500, 2000 and 2500 hours!

● TES, as whole, shows absolutely no sign of degradation

>1500 hrs (16 hr cycles)

>1000 hrs (13 hr cycles)

>2000 hrs (16 hr cycles)

>2500 hrs (16 hr cycles)

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CHARGING STORAGE BY THERMAL OIL HEATED BY WIND, PV, CSP OR BIOMASS

OR COMBINATION MAX 430ºC With Thermal oil

Windmills

PV

ORC

Process steam

Hot water

Desalination

District heating

Cooling

Electricity

Thermal oil - Concrete TES

Electricity

Grid

Thermal energy storage

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Direct steam storage system

Electrical grid

District heating Syncronisering

Concrete storage

CSP Steam Solar Tower

+ Super heater

Module

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Wind power plant Electric system

Electrical grid

BCP – EMS - MCC

PLC

District heating Syncronisering

Evaporator storage Electrical Charger

+ Super heater

Module

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Wind power plant electric system

Superheater Evaporator Preheater

Turbine/Generator

Condenser

M M

Deaerator

Feed water pumps

Electricity to grid 24 hours per day

Thermal Energy Storage

District Heating

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THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES Thermal energy storage

Water tanks – Thermocline – District Heating - Industrial

Chemical Heat Storage – CAO/Steam – Power plant

Molten Salt Storage – MS/Steam – Power Plant

Other Heat storage systems – Aluminium – Sulphur etc.

Concrete Heat Storage - Thermal oil/Steam – Power Plant

- 95 - 430 - 550 - 565

> 600

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SaltX storage system

RE plant

Steam turbine generator

EnerStore Continious Power

Day and Night!

Heat/

Steam Steam

Charging Day - Releasing Night

Day Night

thermal energy

CaO NCS + H 2 0 ←→ Ca(OH) 2

550ºC

NCS: Nano Coated Salt Tested at SaltX lab,

at Stockholm University (Sweden)

and at DLR (Germany).

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THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES Thermal energy storage

Water tanks – Thermocline – District Heating - Industrial

Chemical Heat Storage – CAO/Steam – Power plant Molten Salt Storage – MS/Steam – Power Plant

Other Heat storage systems – Aluminium – Sulphur etc.

Concrete Heat Storage - Thermal oil/Steam – Power Plant

- 95 - 430 - 550 - 565

> 600

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CSP Molten Salt power plant

Superheater Evaporator Preheater

Turbine/Generator

Condenser

M M

Molten Salt tanks

Feed water pumps Electricity to grid 24 hours per day

Cooling tower

565ºC 290ºC

M

M

M

M

Solar field Solar receiver

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Vind Molten Salt power plant

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CSP power plant system

Thermal oil or Steam as heat transfer media

Storage media is

HEATCRETE ®

Heatcrete ®

specially developed concrete with

superior thermal performance

Nom. capacity: 1000 MWh th

3500 m

2

footprint

12 meters high

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1000 MWh

1000 MWh

1000 MWh

Fossil free Denmark in 5-10 years

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Fossil free Denmark in 5-10 years

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THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TES Thermal energy storage

Water tanks – Thermocline – District Heating - Industrial

Chemical Heat Storage – CAO/Steam – Power plant Molten Salt Storage – MS/Steam – Power Plant

Other Heat storage systems – Aluminium – Sulphur etc.

Concrete Heat Storage - Thermal oil/Steam – Power Plant

- 95 - 430 - 550 - 565

> 600

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Storage solutions under development

• Development of Chemical bound energy storage ENERSTORE® Together with SaltX, Sweden. Pilot planned in Berlin 2018

• Storage of energy in Molten Aluminium, with TI Århus

• Development of Hot stone storage with Heliac

• Development of Sulphur based Energy storage with Solar Research and development Ltd, UK

• CSP Liquid Sodium tower receiver for supercritical CO2.

Aalborg CSP storage R&D activities:

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Thank you

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