1. Electricity Generation, Storage and Distribution Technology Presentation Peter Ellwood (HSL)

2. Scope Changing energy mix for electricity generation Storage of electricity from renewable and intermittent sources Distribution issues 2

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4. EU Electricity Generation to 2050 4

5. Wind Energy Onshore - commercial, community, micro Offshore - commercial 5

6. EU Wind Energy at the end of 2013 Now 117.3 GW of installed wind energy capacity in the EU: 110.7 GW onshore and 6.6 GW offshore. 11,159 MW of capacity (worth between €13 bn and €18 bn) was installed in the EU-28 during 2013, a decrease of 8% compared to 2012 installations. EU power sector continues to move away from fuel oil and coal, with each technology continuing to decommission more than it installs. Wind power capacity installed by the end of 2013 would, in a normal wind year, produce 257 TWh of electricity, enough to cover 8% of EU consumption – up from 7% at end 2012. 6

7. Future EU Wind Energy By 2020, EU wind power capacity of 230 GW, 190 GW onshore and 40 GW offshore. By 2030, EU wind power capacity of 400 GW, 250 GW onshore and 150 GW offshore. Total output of 581 TWh (15.7%) by 2020, 1153.7 TWh (28.5%) by 2030 of consumption. Wind sector jobs up from 190,000 to 462,000 by 2020 and 480,000 by 2030. 7

8. Solar Power Domestic Commercial Concentrating Solar Power New build Retrofit 8

9. Electricity Storage Batteries Electric vehicles Hydrogen Supercapacitors Pumped hydro Geological storage (e.g. compressed air) Flywheels Liquid air 9

10. “Yes these ex-car batteries should be fine, no service record but never had any problem...” “No need for guarantees... I just need 20 units for the home system” ‘BONUS WORLD’ - TRANSPORT

11. Distributed Generation Solar Wind Fuel Cells Combined Heat and Power 11

12. ‘DEEP GREEN’ – ENERGY SYSTEMS Local bio-gas with livestock management Autonomous housing with micro- generation bio-mass landscapes with community power generation Integrated industrial ecology systems

13. Grid Technologies Accurate and coordinated systems Power electronic advances Smart meters Smart controllers Infrastructure 13

14. Exercise 2 Consider Peter’s presentation and discussions Agree a potential energy sector structure (e.g. mix of generation, energy storage….etc.) and key energy technologies in your scenario Agree the key technology changes for now and the associated operational issues Record on feedback form 14

15. Feedback form 15 Energy technology Technology changes Operational issues and other comments 20 MW deep water wind turbines Turbine size Grid connection Lack of offshore experience. New installation and maintenance issues

16. Feedback and discussion 16