1. Energy Storage for New Mexico: Inspiration, Choices and Challenges
New Mexico Society for Professional Engineers
2017 Annual Meeting
Albuquerque, NM
June 16, 2017
Margie Tatro
Reineke Construction
Abbas Akhil, P.E.
Renewable Energy Ventures
Daren Zigich, P.E.
NM Energy Conservation and Management Division

2. Energy Storage for New Mexico: Global, National and Local Inspiration

3. Quantifying global exergy resources, https://doi. org/10. 1016/j
Weston Hermann - GCEP
Abstract
Exergy is used as a common currency to assess and compare the reservoirs of theoretically extractable work we call energy resources. Resources consist of matter or energy with properties different from the predominant conditions in the environment. These differences can be classified as physical, chemical, or nuclear exergy. This paper identifies the primary exergy reservoirs that supply exergy to the biosphere and quantifies the intensive and extensive exergy of their derivative secondary reservoirs, or resources. The interconnecting accumulations and flows among these reservoirs are illustrated to show the path of exergy through the terrestrial system from input to its eventual natural or anthropogenic destruction. The results are intended to assist in evaluation of current resource utilization, help guide fundamental research to enable promising new energy technologies, and provide a basis for comparing the resource potential of future energy options that is independent of technology and cost.

4. Billion-Dollar Disaster Events in the United States by Year
Figure 2-2
Source:
NOAA Quadrennial Energy Review, Installment #1, April 2015

5. System Reliability Depends on Managing Multiple Event Speeds
Figure 4-2
Source: von Meier, 2014
Quadrennial Energy Review, Installment #2, January 2017

6. Provides Opportunities
New Mexico’s
Energy Diversity
Provides Opportunities
for Creative Use of
Energy Storage
Source: EIA

7. Energy Storage for New Mexico: CHOICES

8. Two Drivers for How Storage is Used in New Mexico:
Technology
Regulatory Policy
(In Discussion Period)

9. Spectrum of Storage Technologies

11. Relevant Storage Technologies
Short-Duration
Mid-Duration
Long-Duration
Flow Batteries
Pumped Storage
Compressed Air
Fly Wheels
Batteries
Batteries
Flow Batteries

12. Flexibility in Siting Energy Storage
Distributed Storage
3+ kW / 30 sec – 4 hrs
Bulk Storage
10+ MW / 4+ hrs

13. Pumped Hydro Plant

14. Li-ion Family – Utility Applications
Tehachapi Energy Storage Project
Southern California Edison
32 MWh, (608,832 cells)

15. Li-ion Family – Residential Application

16. Sodium-Sulfur Battery – Similar to Los Alamos system
Source: American Electric Power

18. Energy Storage for New Mexico: CHALLENGES

19. Source: EIA

23. Source: GTMResearch/ESA| U.S.EnergyStorageMonitor:Q2 2017

24. SPECIAL CASE DRIVERS TO STORAGE
As Aliso Canyon Gas Shortage Looms,
Southern California Looks to Energy Storage                                                                    
SoCal Edison could need 100+ megawatts of batteries—and regulators want them ready
by the new year. June 02, 2016

26. Questions?
Georgianne and Abbas

27. Reference Slides

28.
1208 Projects, ,289 Megawatts

29. DOE Electricity Storage Handbook – 2013 ed.
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