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CIGR É – 2008 Update for SC C6

This document provides an update on the scope and objectives of the CIGRÉ Study Committee C6 on Distribution Systems and Dispersed Generation. It covers the assessment of technical impacts and requirements of widespread adoption of DG and variable generation, solutions in the short, medium, and long term, and issues like rural electrification and demand-side management. It also includes information on working groups, publications, preferential subjects, and upcoming events.

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CIGR É – 2008 Update for SC C6

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  1. CIGRÉ – 2008 Update for SC C6 David Jacobson (C6) Manitoba Hydro

  2. Outline • Scope and Objectives of the SC • Working Group Activities • CIGRÉ/IEEE Symposium 2009 • 2010 Preferential Subjects

  3. SC C6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS AND DISPERSED GENERATION David Jacobson Manitoba Hydro C6 Regular Member 2000 Bulk gen. Wind farm SC website: www.cigre-c6.org Fuel cells Industrial Comm. Past Chair – Angelo Invernizzi New Chair – Nikos Hatziargyriou Storage Engine PV Commercial Resid. Micro gas turbine

  4. SC C6 - Distribution Systems and Dispersed Generation - Scope • Assessment of the technical impacts and requirements that a more widespread adoption of DG and variable generation (RES) could impose on the structure and operation of the T&D systems. • Determine solutions likely to be adopted in short, medium and long term. • Issues like rural electrification, Demand Side Management, use of storage are also included.

  5. Represented countries on Study Committee C6 Regular Members (24) Experts (15)Observer Members (13)        

  6. SC C6 Working Groups

  7. SC C6 Working Groups – cont.

  8. SC C6 Working Groups – cont.

  9. Active SC Working Groups

  10. Active SC Working Groups

  11. Active SC Working Groups

  12. Active SC Working Groups

  13. SC C6 publications • ELECTRA, April 2004,“Distribution Systems and Dispersed Generation: a New Focus for CIGRE” • ELECTRA, August 2004 “Development of Dispersed Generation and Consequences for PowerSystems” • Technical Brochure, Ref 271, 2005, “Connection of Generators and other Customers - rules and practices” . Summary on ELECTRA, April 2005 • Athens Symposium, April 2005,“ Connection of Generators and other Customers” • ELECTRA, June 2006, “Electrification and dispersed generation: a debate between local and international professional”. Main conclusion of 2005 South Africa C6 Colloquium

  14. SC C6 publications • ELECTRA report on conclusions of WG C6.03, “Operating dispersed generation with ICT” • Technical brochure and summary for ELECTRA on results of TF C6.04.01, “Connection criteria at the distribution network for dispersed generation”

  15. Opening Panel Session - Integrating Large Shares of Fluctuating Power Sources into Power Electric Systems • SC C6 organized the opening panel session: • http:/www.cigre.org/gb/events/session.asp • Impact on transmission network – Verseille (Fr) • Impact on distribution network – Di Marino (It) • Operational Aspects – Sassnick (De) • Control-de la Torre (Es) • Economics- Gellings (US) • Storage-Geza Joos (Can)

  16. Aug. 29, 2008 Paris C6 Preferential Subjects • PS1: Development & Operation of Networks incorporating DG/RES • Special reporter – David Jacobson (Can.) • PS2: Active Distribution Networks • Special reporter – Michael Bucholtz (Ger.) • PS3: Use of storage technologies to support DG/RES integration in networks. • Special reporter – Kurt Kaltenegger (Switz.)

  17. 2009 Meeting of SC C6 • IEEE/CIGRE Joint Symposium on “Integration of Wide-Scale Renewable Resources into the Power Delivery System” • Location: Calgary – in conjunction with 2009 IEEE GM • Time: July 29th-July 31st, 2009 • http:www.cigre.org/gb/events/symposium.asp • Extended abstracts due mid October, 2008 • Objectives: • Address both technical and general issues • Present practical examples and best practices

  18. 2010 Paris Preferential Subjects • PS1: Planning and operation of networks incorporating dispersed energy resources and renewables (DER/RES) • Performance characteristics of distribution networks with high penetration of DER/RES, operating experiences • Effect of large scale integration on reliability • Provision of ancillary services by DER/Res • Regulatory schemes to support DER/RES and to implement smart grids • PS2: Demand Side Integration • Load characteristics of appliances • Practical experience of DSI through pricing • Vehicle to grid (challenges and opportunities) • PS3: New concepts and technologies for the electrification of rural and remote areas • Opportunities offered by microgrids and other advanced methods and renewables • Financing schemes, service delivery methods • Practical experience including system upgrades and grid connections

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