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Supporting the electricity system By making fossil fuel based electricity production more flexible

sCO2-Flex started in January 2018 and will run for 36 months. What is sCO2-Flex? The Supercritical CO2 Cycle for Flexible & Sustainable Support to the Electricity System (sCO2-Flex) is an EU funded project that aims to adapt fossil-fuel power plants to the future energy system requirements. The project has awarded a Grant of € 5,630,855.00 by the European Commission through a H2020 programme. sCO2-Flex started in January 2018 and will run for 36 months. 13.11.201813.11.2018

The challenge Conventional plants could foster the integration of renewable energy sources (such as wind and solar) by off-setting their intermittent nature providing fluctuating back-up power and helping stabilize the grid. However, these plants are not currently fit to undergo huge power output fluctuations, as requested in future scenarios with increasingly higher shares of renewables. The sCO2-Flex consortium addresses such challenge by developing and validating a scalable/modular design of a 25MWe Brayton cycle using supercritical CO2 that will enable an increase in the operational flexibility. 13.11.201813.11.2018

Project Objectives The project objectives are split into 3 main categories: Technical: Increasing coal powerplants flexibility and efficiency at entire load range Economic: Enabling market uptake and industrial deployment of sCO2 Brayton cycle from 2025 Environmental: Mitigating fossil fuel plants’ environmental impact and foster sCO2 technology’s acceptance 13.11.201813.11.2018

Work flow of the project WP1: Specifications & sCO2-Flex Brayton cycle WP2: Boiler development WP3: Turbomachinery development WP4: Heat exchanger (HX) development WP5: Optimization of cycle flexibility WP6: Technological validation and applications WP7: Financial, environmental and social impact WP8: Exploitation & Dissemination of the results WP9: Project management 13.11.201813.11.2018

sCO2-Flex Consortium sCO2-FLEX is an industry based consortium made up of 10 experienced key players from 5 different EU member states led by ELECTRICITE DE FRANCE (EDF). The consortium includes large technology companies: BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY; UJV REZ; CENTRO SVILUPPO MATERIALI (Rina- Consulting-Centro Sviluppo Materiali); CENTRUM VYZKUMU REZ; SMEs: FIVES CRYO, ZABALA INNOVATION CONSULTING and academic institutions: POLITECNICO DI MILANO, UNIVERSITAET DUISBURG-ESSEN, UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART. 13.11.201813.11.2018

sCO2-Flex Alliance Increased sCO2-related knowledge: following the sCO2-HeRo project, the sCO2-Flex partners will contribute to the overall enhancement of the knowledge basis in the field of sCO2, at national and EU levels and at academic and industrial level. The European Alliance is dedicated to sCO2-based technologies as well as the ambitious goals of organizing several workshops and webinars dedicated to sCO2 helping to foster dialogue and knowledge-sharing at EU level. 13.11.201813.11.2018

More information sCO2-Flex Website http://www.sco2-flex.eu Contact: Follow on Twitter: @sco2flex Linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28157521 Linkedin group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12100887 Contact: Project Coordinator Albannie Cagnac Email: albannie.cagnac- 1@edf.fr sCO2-Flex Secretariat Email: info@sco2-flex.eu   13.11.201813.11.2018

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