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1 Investigating Alternative Energy Opportunities for Pork Producers A New Landscape - The Rise of Solar Energy William Haman, P.E. Iowa Pork Congress Des Moines, IA January 28, 2016
2 Who is the Iowa Energy Center? A Little History Created by the 1990 Iowa Energy Efficiency Act Funded by surcharge on intra-state electric & gas sales 0.085% of gross revenues ~ $3,900,000 annual budget Administered by Iowa State University Mission is to sponsor and conduct research, demonstration & information dissemination Energy efficiency Alternate energy systems Provide Iowans with reliable, objective information on energy and efficiency options Administer the Alternate Energy Revolving Loan Program
3 EIA, 2015
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5 U.S. Wind Resources, 80 m
6 US Wind Farm Locations
7 Status of Wind Energy in Iowa Wind Facts Iowa is the nation s 7 th windiest state and ranks 3 rd in total wind energy capacity installed behind Texas & California Approximately 5,708 MW installed capacity 679 MW under construction ~ 3,447 existing utility-scale turbines (>50 kw) Percentage of Iowa electricity from wind in 2014: ~28.53% Iowa ranked first in the US in 2014 for percentage of electricity derived from wind. Iowa wind farms now online power the equivalent of more than 1.5 million homes Many farm/residential units ( )
8 How does Iowa Compare? Wind Poten MW Installed MW Installed Rank % of Load No. of Turbines Under Constr. MW Manuf Facilty Iowa 570,714 5, , IL 249,882 3, , MN 489,271 3, , KS 952,371 2, ,729 1,072 5 SD 882, NE 917, WI 103, MO 274,
9 3,200 Large Wind Turbines in Iowa Mean Annual Wind Speed in Meters per Second at an 80-Meter Height Map produced by Wind Utility Consulting, PC using 200-meter resolution mean annual wind speed data developed by AWS True Power for the Iowa Energy Center in There are approximately 3,200 large wind turbines plotted on the map Wind Utility Consulting, PC March 2015 Andrew T. Coil & Thomas A. Wind
10 3,200 Large Wind Turbines in Iowa Mean Annual Wind Speed in Meters per Second at an 80-Meter Height Map produced by Wind Utility Consulting, PC using 200-meter resolution mean annual wind speed data developed by AWS True Power for the Iowa Energy Center in There are approximately 3,200 large wind turbines plotted on the map Wind Utility Consulting, PC March 2015 Andrew T. Coil & Thomas A. Wind
11 Location of Small and Midsized Wind Turbines in Iowa Mean Annual Wind Speed in Meters per Second at an 80-Meter Height Map produced by Andrew T. Coil based on data from Paul Rekow and Bill Haman. The map shows the location of approximately 486 small wind turbines in Iowa. Small black dots represent 1-10 kw size, red dots represent kw in size, and blue dots represent 51 to 100 kw in size. The background is the 200-meter resolution mean annual wind speed map developed by AWS True Power for the Iowa Energy Center in 2010.
12 Wind Energy Costs Capital costs technology advancements economies of scale utility scale wind farms are competitive with new fossil fuel power plants DOE reports declining PPA costs in central USA PPA cost = $50.00/MWh in 2009 PPA cost = $22.40/MWh in 2014 Capacity Factor improvements from 39% in 2009 to 47% in 2014 Installed costs very small/hobby (<2.5 kw) = $8,200/kW small/residential ( kw) - $7,200/kW medium/commercial ( kw) - $6,000/kW large/utility scale (101 2,500 kw) - $6,000 - $1,500/kW
13 Windmatic 15S, 65 kw remanufactured Endurance E-3120, 50 kw Enertech Model 44, 40 kw
14 Small Wind Energy Challenges General lack of equipment standardization Small Wind Certification Council Third party independent testing General lack of specialized contractors North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) No certified professionals in Iowa Loss of manufacturers in the marketplace Quality and performance issues Warranty and service issues Steady to rising prices Higher than expected maintenance issues
15 Solar Energy Why Should We Care? New worldwide solar PV capacity exceeded new wind farm capacity for the first time in 2013 by a 36.7 GW to 35.5 GW margin In 2012 wind energy added 46.6 GW vs GW of PV Predicted worldwide total installed capacity growth Wind energy from 5% in 2012 to 17% in 2030 Solar PV from 2% in 2012 to 16% by 2030 Bloomberg New Energy Finance U.S. doubled PV generation of 2013 in 2014 (EIA) 12,303 GWh in 2014 compared to 6,048 GWh in 2013
16 Challenges/Opportunities for Solar Energy Historically high capital cost ($7- $10 /installed watt) Recent opportunities economic recession depressed the world market for solar modules World surplus of polycrystalline silicon Record low panel cost ( < $1 - $2/watt) Installed cost $2 - $5 per installed watt Numerous U.S. Federal, State, and utility based incentives Market adjustment for imbalance between Supply and Demand U.S. based Solyndra bankruptcy, August 2011 Germany based Q-Cells bankruptcy, April 2012 (Germany s largest) U.S. based Konarka Technologies bankruptcy, June 2012 China based Suntech Power Holdings bankruptcy, March 2013 Ernst & Young predict that half of solar manufacturers have or will file for bankruptcy
17 Challenges/Opportunities for Solar Energy General lack of Iowa-specific historic data Relatively few solar PV installations prior to 2013; most are not monitored Majority of Iowa PV installations are located in eastern Iowa General lack of specialized contractors North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) Thirteen certified professionals in Iowa (44 certified professionals in WI, 44 certified professionals in MN) Urban based permitting issues
18 Solar Energy: Photovoltaic Silicon PV Module Battery Storage Inverter DC Load AC Load
19 Typical PV Modules Thin Film Amorphous Silicon Single-crystalline Multi-crystalline
20 U.S. Solar Resource
21 Iowa s Solar Resource
22 Solar Energy in Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative Investments Farmers Electric Cooperative, Frytown 40 kw array member ownership 800 kw array PPA with Eagle Point Solar Western Iowa Power Cooperative 300 kw arrays member ownership in Denison and Onawa Heartland Power Cooperative, St. Ansgar 852 kw array member ownership North West REC, Orange City 39.4 kw array MidAmerican Energy Company Topaz Solar Farm, San Luis Obispo County, California, 550 MW 2nd largest solar PV farm in the world Considering solar energy community gardens in Iowa Alliant Energy 22 MW owned by 1,650 customers RFP for up to 10 MW
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25 Maintenance - Vegetation
26 Maintenance Issue - Soiling
27 Maintenance Snow/Shading
28 Iowa Energy Center Home Series, Book 5 - Solar Energy How to booklet for residential/small commercial solar PV 32 pages Collaborative Effort and Authors Alliant Energy Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities Iowa Energy Center Iowa Utilities Board MidAmerican Energy Co. Office of Consumer Advocate Scheduled February 2016 Availability Housed on the Iowa Energy Center website
29 Wind & Solar Energy Incentives Federal Investment Tax Credit 30% of eligible costs; no limit Wind energy phase out: 2017 (24%); 2018 (18%); 2019 (12%) Solar energy phase out: 2021 (26%) 2022 (22%); after 2022 (10%) Iowa Solar Energy Income Tax Credit 60% of federal income tax credit (18% of eligible costs) $5,000 limit for households, $20,000 limit for businesses Annual State allocation ($5 million for FY16) Must apply for the credit through IA Dept. of Revenue Sunset at end of 2016 for households Converts to 50% of federal after 2016 for business Accelerated Depreciation for business Alternate Energy Revolving Loan Program Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency
30 Wind vs. Solar Energy Comparison Wind Energy Endurance E kw rating 120 ft. tower Solar Energy Monocrystalline PV Cost = $3,000/kW Located in Alta, IA Capacity factor = 41.6% Annual generation = 184,628 kwh Cost = $300,000 - $335,000 Located in Washington, IA Capacity factor = 31.1% Annual generation = 135,240 kwh Cost = $300,000 - $335,000 Located in Alta, IA Capacity factor =16% 132 kw array = 184,628 kwh Cost = 395,600 Located in Washington, IA Capacity factor = 16% 97 kw array = 135,240 kwh Cost = $290,000
31 Wind vs. Solar Energy Comparison Wind Energy One time sizing decision Limited turbine sizes Small footprint Turbines not standardized Regular maintenance Mechanical device Short warranties High capacity factors Noise issues Limited customer support Solar Energy Easily expandable Flexibility sizing Large footprint Modules are standardized Nearly maintenance free No moving parts Long warranties Low capacity factors Silent Good customer support
32 ? Questions? Iowa Energy Center
William Haman, P.E. IAMU Energy 2013 Conference, Ankeny, IA October 1, 2013
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