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REM 350 : Sustainable Energy & Materials Management. Technologies & Systems Mark Jaccard Energy and Materials Research Group School of Resource and Environmental Management Simon Fraser University. Coverage. Fossil fuel-related technologies – CCGT, CTL, GTL, CCS
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REM 350:Sustainable Energy & Materials Management Technologies & Systems Mark Jaccard Energy and Materials Research Group School of Resource and Environmental Management Simon Fraser University Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Coverage Fossil fuel-related technologies – CCGT, CTL, GTL, CCS Nuclear power plant – fission & fusion process Renewables – hydro, solar, biomass, wind, geothermal, ocean Energy storage Fuel cell Heat pump and CHP (cogeneration) Integrated buildings and energy technologies Near-zero-emission transportation Decentralized energy, smart grids, and smart meters Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) Combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) involves gasifying a fuel like coal first. Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
other fuels diesel natural gas coal Syngas production Coal-to-liquids and gas-to-liquids(CTL and GTL) Fischer-Tropsch Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
electricity hydrogen combustion, reforming, gasification natural gas coal, oil CO2, etc. Carbon capture and storage(CCS) Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Coal => hydrogen with near-zero emissions Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Coal => electricity with near-zero emissions Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Geological storage of CO2 Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Risks of geological storage Risks of geologic storage Local Global CO in atmosphere or CO dissolved in Release of CO to the Displacement 2 2 2 ! Ground heave shallow subsurface subsurface fluids atmosphere ! ! ! Induced seismicity Suffocation of humans Mobilization of metals or ! Contamination of drinking or animals above other contaminants ! water by displaced brines ground Contamination of potable ! ! Damage to hydrocarbon or Effects on plants above water ! mineral resources ground Interference with deep- ! Biological impact below subsurface ecosystems ground on roots, insects and burrowing animals Jaccard-Simon Fraser University 9
Nuclear energy: chain fission reaction Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Nuclear power plant Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Nuclear fusion reaction Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Typical run-of-river hydro Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels PV electricity cost estimates Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Installed PV cost in California Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
PV: possibly large facilities Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
PV: avoiding land-use competition Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Concentrated solar power (CSP) Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Ivanpah CSP California 400 MW Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Ivanpah sun shining Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Definition of Biogas • Biogas is produced by the biological breakdown of organic matter in the absence of oxygen • Biogas comprises primarily of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) and may have small amounts of hydrogen sulphide(H2S), Nitrogen (N2), Oxygen (O2), Hydrogen (H2), and moisture Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Sources of Biogas • Naturally occurring sources of biogas • Wetlands (e.g. swamps and marshes) • Sewage sludge • Solid waste dumps or landfill sites • Common feedstock for biogas digesters • Livestock manure (e.g. cows, pig/hog, poultry) • Food processing (by-products of meat processing, potato, dairy, fruit, vegetables, etc.) • Energy crops cut as silage (wheat, barley, clover, alfalfa, ryegrass, turnips, sorghum, switchgrass and corn) Jaccard-Simon Fraser University 5th Annual Energy Summit
Two Stage Biogas Plant Utilizing Either Biogas Upgrading or CHP Jaccard-Simon Fraser University 5th Annual Energy Summit
Wind turbine Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Ocean - tidal Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Non-fossil fuel energy storage Biofuels Batteries Hydrogen Hydro reservoirs (perhaps pumping in off-peak) Compressed air Heat sinks Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Pumped hydro storage Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fuel cell: hydrogen Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Combined heat and power(cogeneration) Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Biofuel car Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Plug-in hybrid Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Solar Impulse Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
California in 2020 based on forecasted load and capacities Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Fossil fuels Jaccard-Simon Fraser University
Integrating supply, demand & storage(smart grid?) Jaccard-Simon Fraser University