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NEDO’s Smart Grid Related Activities' {$ _" t5 ^4 N+ ~! h
Satoshi Morozumi* m3 L7 f8 B7 f# V* X1 e g- p. z
Director, Grid-connected Power Systems
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' o; z, U7 ^. d& K0 k WHAT WILL HAPPEN ON THE FUTURE GRID?
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The Need for a Smart Grid$ J- o& s! J8 X/ x1 ~9 n7 W
A paradigm shift will occur with the current grid due to reduced CO2 emissions, high
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* G# L- Q$ `3 Lpenetration of renewable energy and diversity of electricity trading.+ X9 n8 O C& X, a( D3 B0 p. c/ l: l
Subjects
* f1 ]9 }/ ^% l8 r􀀹 Expansion of the affinity for introducing a large amount of renewable& s; z$ t% B! z$ ^' F& t
energy to the electric power system' h ^$ C! ~: ?* [# T0 h
􀀹 Establishment of communication with various electricity suppliers
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A very important key is the SMART GRID, which applies information and
8 S- n) M% s+ T4 D3 J5 {communication technologies and manages power flow concerning not only supply
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Key Smart Grid Advantages5 o- Y% l) V+ t# c& S5 D9 `7 Z
• It can contribute to energy conservation and
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• It can assist in penetration of low emission' {: g0 r8 V- F% E7 d
vehicles such as EVs
% y( B# _& z2 U4 |2 T& a5 D• It can realize a high penetration of renewable
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7 v* @; w0 i, E• It can establish a more reliable communications
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• It can create employment and new services
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Penetration of PV in Japan
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15,000
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2005 2010 2020 2030
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storage to absorb$ w* O. B' } z: t1 g7 |, y
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control Need for network
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Structure of Future Smart Grid
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Bi-directional flow of0 N3 I) l3 ~8 E0 D8 n
information
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What Makes Up the Smart Grid?
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Superconductive Super High Way% b8 e# M2 J5 [/ l1 A2 Z
Renewable Energy @3 x" ~; o7 J6 S$ ]/ v* p S
Balancing
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Technically, a smart grid consists: E* [; Z$ q8 R
Grid Automation Micro Grid% O$ C1 m0 Y9 [8 ^) i/ \8 _
Information Technology0 M8 b. _( |$ B6 ]9 q2 W: p
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Distribution System
8 J9 [4 o& H* }+ w- H7 ]! j HBalancing in
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Market Stability
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Smart Meter Demand Response & DSM: p8 @3 _' }' i! M* S
Remote metering
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Smart Meter# ^' G8 R; `- r$ |* p/ ]
application on the distribution and
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7 q0 w, R3 [- K- t {5 L4 LAt first, the term “smart grid”3 P# F9 ~* z1 n# f! Q& v4 N! c+ F
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several grid-related technologies.2 K' H8 t6 X& X% p
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NEDO HAS JUST STARTED
: I* N1 ?1 v9 s! ?8 D6 q8 k5 d/ @% LA NEW SMART GRID-RELATED
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& I: A/ M, r, R+ d% D6 G: e, bNEDO’s NM GGI Project Proposal
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Name:”US-Japan Collaboration New Mexico Green Grid Project, NEDO/Industry Meeting
% `2 w7 c0 u* i% Uwith New Mexico Officials and US Industry ”, R4 Y9 A& I q/ o/ r
Date:April 13-15, 2009
3 `# y9 G- O' G7 w( x8 S. OSite:Albuquerque Marriott
2 |' P* M- c+ A! @% E+ rSponsorship: The State of New Mexico government, NEDO' I! Y% e5 ~- e& p
Participants: A little less than 100. Nineteen companies from Japan participated. |
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