December 2008 Sandia Advanced Microgrid R&D Program Advanced Microgrids – Supporting Use of Renewable, Distributed, and Smart Grid Technologies for Assured.

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December 2008 Sandia Advanced Microgrid R&D Program Advanced Microgrids – Supporting Use of Renewable, Distributed, and Smart Grid Technologies for Assured Mission Performance Design advanced microgrids to operate ‘grid tied’ and ‘islanded’ Support enhanced – Use of distributed energy and storage technologies – System resiliency – System reliability – System security and safety – Utility/military benefits Scalable implementation of Smart Grid technologies to assure mission performance

December 2008 Transformational R&D Approach Develop and Demonstrate: – Secure microgrid generation & distribution – Cyber-security of electric grid – Smart Grid technologies & applications – Integration of distributed & intermittent renewable sources – Demand-side management – Improved energy system safety, security, reliability, resiliency, and cost-effectiveness Results in: – Technically sound, commercially viable, secure advanced microgrids with mixed generation including renewables – Advanced microgrids capable of operating grid tied of islanded – Template for mission critical asset energy security for a city, utility, or military base an by collecting the cost and performance data needed to accelerate technology transition to widespread military, commercial, and utility use Reduce the “unacceptably high risk”* of mission impact from an extended electric grid outage by maintaining energy delivery

December 2008 NEDO Microgrid Project Energy storage (small) Gas Engine (240 kW) Fuel Cell (80 kW) PV (50 kW) Demand response? 100 kW Dummy load Electric Chiller/Thermal storage Example Community/Utility Coupled Microgrid Efforts 3 Studio Substation Studio Substation Other Load And PV Residential (under construction) PNM Microgrid Project Large-scale PV (500 kW) Large-scale Storage 250 kW 4 hr. energy battery 500 kW, 40 min power battery Smart Grid / SCADA integration Studio 14 Feeder (12.47 kV) 115 kV System Utility Helping to accelerate Commercial Smart Grid Applications