Grid connection of near shore wind farms



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Grid connection of near shore wind farms methods, preconditions and results Rene Starup 5. Marts 2015 1

Topics Methods Preconditions Technical and socio-economic analysis 5. Marts 2015 2

60, 150 and 400 kv POC: 33 or 60 kv 50, 132 and 400 kv POC: 33 or 50 kv 60 kv POC: 33 or 60 kv 5. Marts 2015 3

Methods Standard concepts Grid analysis Construction costs Calculation of grid losses Estimated costs for operation and maintenance Allocation of costs 5. Marts 2015 4

Standard concepts Analysis of the optimal connection method onshore is based on four general standard concepts that covers different voltage levels and principles. Concept 1 Concept 2 Concept 3 Concept 4 Description New onshore XX/33 kv substation close to coast 33 kv export cables connected to existing substation 50-60 kv export cables connected to existing 50-60 kv substation Connection point 132-150 kv (SC 1a) or 50-60 kv (SC 1b) 132-150 kv (SC 2) 50-60 kv (SC 3) 50-60 kv (SC 4) Export cables 33 kv 33 kv 33 kv 50-60 kv The four standard concepts are assessed socio-economically and technically for all possible combinations of the size of wind farms (50, 100, 150 and 200 MW) and geographical location. 5. Marts 2015 5

Grid analysis The necessary development of the 132-150 kv grid is determined by load flow calculations stage 2020, and the analysis is based on the analysis assumptions of Energinet.dk from 2013. The results of the load flow analysis has been used as inputs to the EIA for each location. The analysis contains wind farms at 200 MW in all areas except the location at Bornholm that due to the ampacity in the submarine cable between Sweden and Bornholm is reduced to 50 MW. 5. Marts 2015 6

Construction costs The CAPEX on shore are generally based on standard unit prices. For components in the 132 kv, 150 kv and 400 kv grid the costs are based on previously completed projects while the costs of components in the 33 kv, 50 kv and 60 kv grid are based partly on the dialogue with the grid companies and based partly on prices from reinforcements due to connection of wind farms on shore. 5. Marts 2015 7

Calculation of grid losses The calculation and estimation of the grid losses due to the near shore wind farms are based on a historical production profile from other offshore wind farms. These profiles from existing offshore wind farms are used: Horns Rev 2 profile is used to Vesterhav Syd and Vesterhav Nord Anholt profile is used to Sæby and Sejerø Bugt Rødsand 2 profile is used to Smålandsfarvandet and Bornholm The profiles has been selected from mid 2013 to mid 2014. 5. Marts 2015 8

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Calculation of grid losses The capitalized grid losses from the 33 kv or the 60 kv export cables are included in the total cost of connectivity. The grid losses are included from the edge of the wind farms in the park corridor and up to the point of connection (POC) on shore. The internal grid losses in the inter-array cables are not included because the layout of the wind farms and the internal cross sections of the inter-array cables are not known at this time. 5. Marts 2015 10

Estimated costs of operation and maintenance The OPEX in the total project are not known in detail for now, instead there has been used a fixed percentage of 3 % of the total CAPEX in each area. 5. Marts 2015 11

Allocation of costs All the costs at sea, including export cables etc. falls to the wind farm owner. In addition, the Danish Energy Association, DEA has presented a proposal for a breakdown of costs onshore from the coastal line to the POC, which means that CAPEX belonging to the export cables onshore and any distribution system or switchgears between the wind farm and the POC also falls to the wind farm owner including the associated OPEX. The grid losses due to the wind farm until the POC shall be included in the OPEX and falls to the wind farm owner. 5. Marts 2015 12

Allocation of costs Example of breakdown of costs: TSO/DSO Point of connection (POC) Wind farm owner Transformer Switchgear and building Land cable OPEX including grid losses Export cables Switchgear and building Acquisition of building plot OPEX including grid losses 5. Marts 2015 13

Preconditions Dimensioning criteria Economical preconditions Export cables 33 kv substation onshore Construction costs 5. Marts 2015 14

Dimensioning criteria When integrating renewable energy in the grid above 100 kv, the grid is not designed to be n-1 secure i.e. failure of a single component can disconnect the wind farm. When a substation above 100 kv is connected with more than one overhead line or underground cable to other substations, it is the aim in a n-1 situation that the wind farm can produce at full speed in 40 hours. 5. Marts 2015 15

Economical preconditions Year of interest: 2020 Real rate of interest: 4 % Time horizon: 25 years for the wind farm and 40 years for reinforcements onshore The capitalized grid losses is calculated for the time horizon. The costs is calculated in fixed 2014 prices. 5. Marts 2015 16

Export cables Cross sections on export cables and inter-array cables should be chosen from a loss economical condition, that means the ampacity and the number of export cables are expected to vary from area to area. It is not expected that more than a maximum of six export cables is necessary to connect a 200 MW wind farm. It is assumed that the supply of a wind turbine is either 33 kv or 50 to 60 kv. 33 kv is standard while 50-60 kv is not that widespread yet. 5. Marts 2015 17

Export cables To calculate the number of 33 kv export cables there s assumed an ampacity of approximately 36 MW each cable, while the assumed ampacity of a 60 kv cable is approximately 75 MW. At the 50 kv level the expected ampacity is approximately 58 MW each cable. The wind turbines must be able to deliver and consume reactive power corresponding to power factor 0,95. To calculate the costs onshore the export cables have been based on a 630 mm 2 Al-PEX buried in a close trifoil formation in its own trench. The EIA is based on 3,5 meters between the trenches (C-C). 5. Marts 2015 18

33 kv substation onshore It is assumed the wind farm is connected in the POC through a 33 kv circuit-breaker switchgear (gas insulated switchgear) if the voltage of the export cables is 33 kv. The switchgear in the calculation of costs is based on a singlebusbar with circuit-breakers towards the export cables and transformer, and a bus-sectionalizer to split up the busbar when the wind farm is larger than 100 MW. Switchgear I r [ka] P r [MW] Busbar 4,00 217 CB Export cables 1,25 67 CB Transformer 2,50 135 CB bus-sectionalizer 2,50 135 5. Marts 2015 19

Construction costs Standard concept 1: New substation in the areas marked in the EIA either 132-150 kv or 50-60 kv with the necessary XX/33 kv transformer 33 kv export cables from shore to POC in the new substation 33 kv switchgear in its own building Connection from existing grid (50, 60, 132 or 150 kv underground cable) Acquisition of building plot NPV of reinforcements in the transmission grid SC 1 is not applicable on Bornholm 5. Marts 2015 20

Construction costs SC1a and SC1b 5. Marts 2015 21

Construction costs Standard concept 2: 33 kv export cables from shore to POC POC is in existing 132-150 kv substations or where permission is granted to build a new substation in the areas marked in the EIA 33 kv switchgear in its own building New 132-150/33 kv transformer connected to the existing substation NPV of reinforcements in the transmission grid SC 2 is not applicable on Sejerø Bugt 5. Marts 2015 22

Construction costs SC2 and SC3 Eksisterende station (eksempel) Strandkant Stationsudvidelse 33 kv kabler til vindmøller Udendørs xxx/ 33 kv trf. Separat GIS bygning Skalering 185 % 5. Marts 2015 23

Photo of offshore wind farm Samsø, by Sweco Architects A/S 5. Marts 2015 24

Construction costs Standard concept 3: 33 kv export cables from shore to POC POC is in existing 50-60 kv substation located on a 132-150 kv substation or where permission is granted to build a new substation in the areas marked in the EIA 33 kv switchgear in its own building One or two 50-60/33 kv transformers connected to the existing substation NPV of reinforcements in the transmission grid 5. Marts 2015 25

Construction costs Standard concept 3: SC 3 is based on connecting 50 MW up to 100 MW in Vesterhav Syd, Vesterhav Nord and Sæby while only 50 MW is connected in Sejerø Bugt and Bornholm SC 3 is not applicable on Smålandsfarvandet due to space limitations near the 50 kv substation 5. Marts 2015 26

Construction costs Standard concept 4: 50-60 kv export cables from shore to POC POC is in existing 50-60 kv substation located on a 132-150 kv substation or where permission is granted to build a new substation in the areas marked in the EIA Connection of the export cables in the existing substation NPV of reinforcements in the transmission grid 5. Marts 2015 27

Construction costs Standard concept 4: SC 4 is based on connecting 50 MW up to 100 MW in Vesterhav Syd, Vesterhav Nord, Sæby and Sejerø Bugt while only 50 MW is connected on Bornholm It is only possible to connect Smålandsfarvandet to one 50 kv circuit-breaker in the nearby substation 5. Marts 2015 28

Technical and socio-economic analysis Vesterhav Syd Vesterhav Nord Sæby Sejerø Bugt Smålandsfarvandet Bornholm 5. Marts 2015 29

Vesterhav Syd 5. Marts 2015 30

Vesterhav Syd POC in Holmsland or Tyvmose is no longer an option due to the Danish Nature Agency that has prohibited new substations of any kind in that area The nearest POC is Søndervig (7,3/9,8 km from shore) Large investments in the 150 kv grid 50 MW 100 MW 150 MW 200 MW SC 1a 125 209 258 283 SC 1b 78 194 SC 2 116 240 367 431 SC 3 110 240 SC 4 56 160 5. Marts 2015 31

Vesterhav Nord 5. Marts 2015 32

Vesterhav Nord POC is either Ferring, Vejlby or Lomborg Ferring is the socio-economic choice Large investments in the 150 kv grid 50 MW 100 MW 150 MW 200 MW SC 1a 148 163 195 206 SC 1b 111 151 SC 2 120 167 234 268 SC 3 126 181 SC 4 96 127 5. Marts 2015 33

Sæby 5. Marts 2015 34

Sæby POC is either Solsbæk, Dybvad, Haldbjerg, or Starbakke Solsbæk is the socio-economic choice No further investments in the 150 kv grid 50 MW 100 MW 150 MW 200 MW SC 1a 94 108 126 137 SC 1b 43 79 SC 2 66 110 173 205 SC 3 58 107 SC 4 28 55 5. Marts 2015 35

Sejerø Bugt 5. Marts 2015 36

Sejerø Bugt POC is either Ågerup or Røsnæs Røsnæs is the socio-economic choice up to 100 MW while Ågerup is the choice above 100 MW No further investments in the 132 kv grid 50 MW 100 MW 150 MW 200 MW SC 1a 114 136 173 187 SC 1b SC 2 SC 3 44 SC 4 39 5. Marts 2015 37

Smålandsfarvandet 5. Marts 2015 38

Smålandsfarvandet POC is either Klintevej or Stigsnæsværket Klintevej is the socio-economic choice No further investments in the 132 kv grid 50 MW 100 MW 150 MW 200 MW SC 1a 63 82 105 129 SC 1b 34 61 SC 2 37 59 91 118 SC 3 SC 4 15 27 5. Marts 2015 39

Bornholm POC is Rønne Syd No further investments in the 60 kv grid 50 MW SC 3 25 SC 4 8 5. Marts 2015 40

Questions? 5. Marts 2015 41