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Presentación De Powerpoint 4ª reunión del GT de Tecnologías de Concentración 5/junio/2018 Grupo de Trabajo de Tecnologías de Concentración AGENDA - PLATAFORMA TECNOLÓGICA DE ENERGÍA SOLAR DE CONCENTRACIÓN 1. Información General de la Plataforma Tecnológica. 2. Presentación de los datos actualizados de generación termosolar. España y EE.UU. 3. Presentación de la situación de Normalización del sector termosolar, tanto normas AENOR/UNE como IEC - PSA 4. Presentación de resultados del Estudio de Valor de CSP/STE contratado al consorcio ADAYC + MRC dentro del marco de subcontrataciones de Solar Concentra. ADAYC + MRC 5. Presentación del estudio “Impacto Sustitución Nuclear por Termosolar en el año 2020” – SERLED CONSULTORES 6. Presentación del Proyecto Europeo – Solar CV. Definición del Currículum Europeo para el Operador del Campo Solar en Energía Termosolar, creación de una plataforma de formación e-learning (incluyendo un e- simulador) - AGENEX 7. Actualización del sector a nivel internacional. 8. Monitoreo del sector de las baterías. 9. Ruegos y Preguntas. 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 2 1. Información General de la Plataforma ▪ Coordinación con el resto de Plataformas para aclarar la situación administrativa de la convocatoria para el siguiente periodo bianual. ▪ Reunión de Coordinación del CCPTE (Comité de Coordinación de la Plataformas Tecnológicas del ámbito Energético) → Jornada CCPTE 2018 ▪ Participación en la Jornada del Congreso Genera 2018 → Situación y potencial térmico y eléctrico, jueves 14 de junio a las 16h, Sala N-115 del pabellón 8 de Feria de Madrid. CIEMAT, ADAYC, SOLAR CONCENTRA, PROTERMOSOLAR ▪ Participación en la Jornada de Presentación de Iniciativas Tecnológicas Prioritarias, el 20 de Junio en Sevilla 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 3 AGENDA - PLATAFORMA TECNOLÓGICA DE ENERGÍA SOLAR DE CONCENTRACIÓN 1. Información General de la Plataforma Tecnológica. 2. Presentación de los datos actualizados de generación termosolar. España y EE.UU. 3. Presentación de la situación de Normalización del sector termosolar, tanto normas AENOR/UNE como IEC - PSA 4. Presentación de resultados del Estudio de Valor de CSP/STE contratado al consorcio ADAYC + MRC dentro del marco de subcontrataciones de Solar Concentra. ADAYC + MRC 5. Presentación del estudio “Impacto Sustitución Nuclear por Termosolar en el año 2020” – SERLED CONSULTORES 6. Presentación del Proyecto Europeo – Solar CV. Definición del Currículum Europeo para el Operador del Campo Solar en Energía Termosolar, creación de una plataforma de formación e-learning (incluyendo un e- simulador) - AGENEX 7. Actualización del sector a nivel internacional. 8. Monitoreo del sector de las baterías. 9. Ruegos y Preguntas. 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 4 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Datos generación enero – mayo 2018 Generación Solar Termoeléctrica Año Termosolar en España Curva de Generación Medida Acumulada anual 2009 - 2018 2009 130 GWh 6.000 2010 692 GWh 2011 1.832 GWh 5.000 2012 3.444 GWh 4.000 2013 4.442 GWh 2014 4.959 GWh 3.000 2015 5.085 GWh GWh 2.000 2016 5.071 GWh 2017 5.347 GWh 1.000 2018 Enero - Mayo 1.379 GWh - 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Fuente: 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 5 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Comparativa mensual 2017 vs 2018 Solar Térmoeléctrica - Comparativa de generación Comparando la generación anual 2017 vs 2018 desglosada mes a mes con la del 900 año anterior, se observa como la 800 primavera de 2018 está siendo 700 menos soleada que la de 2017 600 500 GWh 400 300 200 100 0 2017 2018 Fuente: 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 6 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Desglose de generación termosolar por provincias en el mes de MAYO PRODUCCIÓN Provincia MAYO 2018 % (MWh) Badajoz 133.698 28% Sevilla 81.276 17% Ciudad Real 77.959 16% Córdoba 56.328 12% Cáceres 46.360 10% Granada 35.403 7% Cádiz 26.813 6% Alicante 9.151 2% Lleida 5.734 1% Murcia 4.487 1% TOTAL 477.210 100% 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 7 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Complentariedad del recurso renovable en España a nivel geográfico EÓLICA FOTOVOLTAICA Generación medida de enero a mayo por provincias HIDRAÚLICA TERMOSOLAR 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 8 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Desglose de generación de renovables de enero a mayo de 2018 ENERO-MAYO: Generación medida Solar Térmica, Solar Fotovoltaica, Eólica, Hidráulica (MWh) 60.000.000 50.000.000 40.000.000 30.000.000 20.000.000 10.000.000 - 2014 2015 2016 2017 Media 2018 2014/17 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 9 2. Datos Generación termosolar en España Desglose de generación de renovables de enero a mayo de 2018 ENERO-MAYO: Generación medida Solar ENERO-MAYO: Generación medida Solar térmica (MWh) fotovoltaica (MWh) 2.000.000 -19% 3.500.000 -20% 3.000.000 1.500.000 2.500.000 1.000.000 2.000.000 1.500.000 500.000 1.000.000 500.000 - - 2014 2015 2016 2017 Media 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 Media 2018 2014/17 2014/17 ENERO-MAYO: Generación medida ENERO-MAYO: Generación medida Eólica Hidráulica (MWh) Terrestre (MWh) 25.000.000 26.000.000 +4% 20.000.000 25.000.000 +1% 24.000.000 15.000.000 23.000.000 10.000.000 22.000.000 5.000.000 21.000.000 - 20.000.000 2014 2015 2016 2017 Media 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 Media 2018 2014/17 2014/17 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 10 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA US' STE/CSP Plants generation over the last 6 years 500.000 4.000.000 450.000 3.500.000 400.000 3.000.000 350.000 2.500.000 300.000 250.000 2.000.000 MWh MWh 200.000 1.500.000 150.000 1.000.000 100.000 500.000 50.000 0 0 01/12 01/13 01/14 01/15 01/16 01/17 01/18 US STE/CSP Monthly Generation US STE/CSP yearly cummulative Generation 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 11 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA SEGS Plants. Net Electricity Generation CSP SEGS Plants monthly generation over the last 4 years 30.000 700.000 600.000 25.000 Start Years to Plant Tech MW Year date 500.000 20.000 SEGS III PT 30 1985 33 400.000 SEGS IV PT 30 1989 29 15.000 MWh 300.000 SEGS V PT 30 1989 29 10.000 SEGS VI PT 30 1989 29 200.000 SEGS VII PT 30 1989 29 5.000 100.000 SEGS VIII PT 80 1989 29 0 0 SEGS IX PT 80 1990 28 01/12 01/13 01/14 01/15 01/16 01/17 01/18 SEGS III SEGS IV SEGS V SEGS VI SEGS VII SEGS VIII SEGS IX SEGS III - IX Cum 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 12 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA Nevada Solar one (NSO). Net Electricity Generation CSP Plant NEVADA SOLAR monthly generation over the last 6 years 25.000 140.000 ▪ Developer: 120.000 ▪ HTF – Aceite Térmico 20.000 ▪ NREL Estimated Electricity Generation 100.000 MWh/yr = 134.000 ▪ Solar Field Aperture Area (m2)= 357.200 15.000 80.000 ▪ Potencia Instalada = 72 MW ▪ Almacenamiento = 0,5h MWh 60.000 ▪ Nevada, USA 10.000 40.000 5.000 20.000 0 0 01/12 01/13 01/14 01/15 01/16 01/17 01/18 NSO Monthly Gen. NSO Yearly Cumulative Gen. 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 13 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA Solana Generating Station. Net Electricity Generation CSP Plant SOLANA monthly generation over the last 4 years 140.000 800.000 ▪ Developer: 700.000 120.000 ▪ HTF – Aceite Térmico 600.000 ▪ NREL Estimated Electricity Generation 100.000 MWh/yr = 944.000 500.000 ▪ Solar Field Aperture Area (m2)= 2.200.000 80.000 ▪ Potencia Instalada = 250 MW 400.000 MWh ▪ Almacenamiento = 6h 60.000 300.000 ▪ Arizona, USA 40.000 200.000 20.000 100.000 0 0 Solana Monthly Generation Solana Yearly Cumulative Generation 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 14 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA Genesis Solar Energy Project. Net Electricity Generation CSP Plant GENESIS monthly generation over the last 4 years 90.000 700.000 ▪ Developer: 80.000 600.000 ▪ HTF – Aceite Térmico 70.000 ▪ NREL Estimated Electricity Generation 500.000 MWh/yr = 580.000 60.000 ▪ Potencia Instalada = 250 MW 50.000 400.000 ▪ Almacenamiento = 0h ▪ California, USA MWh 40.000 300.000 30.000 200.000 20.000 100.000 10.000 0 0 11/13 11/14 11/15 11/16 11/17 11/18 Genesis Monthly Gen. Genesis Yearly Cumulative Gen. 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 15 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA Ivanpah. Net Electricity Generation CSP Plant IVANPAH monthly generation over the last 4 years 100.000 800.000 ▪ Developer: 90.000 700.000 ▪ HTF – Vapor de agua 80.000 ▪ NREL Estimated Electricity Generation 600.000 70.000 MWh/yr = 1.080.000 ▪ 500.000 Solar Field Aperture Area (m2)= 2.600.000 60.000 ▪ Potencia Instalada = 377 MW 50.000 400.000 ▪ Almacenamiento = 0h MWh ▪ California, USA 40.000 300.000 30.000 200.000 20.000 100.000 10.000 0 0 01/14 01/15 01/16 01/17 01/18 Ivanpah monthly gen. Ivanpah Yearly Cumulative Gen. 05/06/2018 GT Tecnologías de Concentración 16 2. Datos Generación termosolar en USA Mojave Solar Project. Net Electricity Generation CSP Plant MOJAVE monthly generation over the last 3 years 100.000 700.000 ▪ Developer: 90.000 600.000 ▪ HTF – Aceite Térmico 80.000 ▪ NREL Estimated Electricity Generation 70.000 500.000 MWh/yr = 600.000 60.000 ▪ Potencia Instalada = 250 MW 400.000 ▪ Almacenamiento = 0h 50.000 ▪ California, USA MWh 300.000 40.000 30.000 200.000 20.000 100.000 10.000 0 0 01/15 01/16 01/17 01/18 Mojave Monthly Gen.
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