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Itm Power — Technical Presentation (March 2018)

37 slides from Itm Power's technical presentation, March 2018

  1. Slide 1: The UK Journey to Decarbonising Heat

    THE UK JOURNEY TO DECARBONISING HEAT David Parkin Safety & Network Strategy Director, Cadent

  2. Slide 2: Decarbonisation: A UK Success Story?

    DECARBONISATION: A UK SUCCESS STORY? UK GDP +67% 180 G7 GDP +61% 100 G7 emissions -3% (1990-2015) UK emissions - 42% 20 2015 2010 1990 2000 The decoupling of economic growth and emissions for the first time. Little progress in decarbonisation of heat and transport. To meet the 2050 target decarbonis

  3. Slide 3: Moving from Ambition to Action

    'MOVING FROM AMBITION TO ACTION' • A strong commitment but policies and proposals need to be firmed up. • Gaps to meet the fourth and fifth carbon budgets must be closed. • Risks of under delivery must be addressed. CCC response to Clean Growth Strategy.

  4. Slide 4: The Challenge

    THE CHALLENGE FLEXIBILITY Gas provides 80% of UK energy at times of peak demand and gives significant system flexibility. CUSTOMER Over 23 million UK households use gas for CHOICE heat. COST Using gas for heating is significantly cheaper than alternatives, and full system cost of heat electrificatio

  5. Slide 5: Lowest Cost Pathway to Decarbonisation of Heat

    LOWEST COST PATHWAY TO DECARBONISATION OF HEAT IS ONGOING USE AND RE-PURPOSING OF THE GAS NETWORK KPMG, 2016

  6. Slide 6: Open Pathways to Decarbonisation

    OPEN PATHWAYS TO DECARBONISATION

  7. Slide 7: Pathway to 2050

    PATHWAY TO 2050 350 300 250 Ss 8 Energy TWh/ Yr 8 50 mHydrogen Conversion Hydrogen Blending m=BioSNG =Biomethane = Natural Gas (Traditional Source) 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2050 Year 6} HyDeploy

  8. Slide 8: HyDeploy Will Be the First Practical Demonstration of Hydrogen

    HYDEPLOY WILL BE THE FIRST PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION OF HYDROGEN IN A MODERN UK GAS NETWORK

  9. Slide 9: A Hydrogen Energy Future? H21

    A HYDROGEN ENERGY FUTURE? H21 • Leeds City Gate study proved conversion of gas network to 100% hydrogen is technically feasible and economically viable. • Project awarded £9 million of Ofgem innovation funding to prove safety case. • Timed to deliver alongside BEIS £25 million hydrogen programme. LI

  10. Slide 10: Hydrogen Conversion

    HYDROGEN CONVERSION 2048 - 2052 6} HyDeploy

  11. Slide 11: Gas Infrastructure Ideally Placed to Support Clean Air Zones

    GAS INFRASTRUCTURE IS IDEALLY PLACED TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF CLEAN AIR ZONES AND LOWER CARBON TRANSPORT.

  12. Slide 12: HyDeploy Is a Vital Step on the Way to a Low Carbon Future

    HYDEPLOY IS A VITAL STEP ON THE WAY TO A LOW CARBON FUTURE FOR THE UK

  13. Slide 13: The HyDeploy Project

    THE HYDEPLOY PROJECT Navdeep Singh Kahlon, HyDeploy Project Manager, Cadent Adam Madgett, Innovation Portfolio Manager, Northern Gas Networks

  14. Slide 14: About HyDeploy

    ABOUT HYDEPLOY OBJECTIVE To demonstrate for the first time that a blend of hydrogen and natural gas can be distributed and utilised safely & efficiently in the UK distribution network without disruptive changes for consumers. Blending hydrogen across the UK could save around 6 million tonnes of carb

  15. Slide 15: Building on Good Practice

    BUILDING ON GOOD PRACTICE PERMITTED LEVELS OF HYDROGEN IN EUROPE GSMR = 0.1 v/v H2

  16. Slide 16: Installation Programme Overview

    PROGRAMME OVERVIEW Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 INSTALLATION EXEMPTION TRIAL Apr 17 Jul 18 Apr 19

  17. Slide 17: Customer Focused

    CUSTOMER FOCUSED Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Engagement Installation Feedback and Safety on campus checks

  18. Slide 18: An Expert Consortium

    AN EXPERT CONSORTIUM Key stakeholder Key suppliers/contractors

  19. Slide 19: Working with Other Stakeholders

    WORKING WITH OTHER STAKEHOLDERS • Wide interest and support from across the industry • Stakeholders will contribute to inform aspects of the project • Results of project can inform policy and strategy

  20. Slide 20: HyDeploy at Keele

    HYDEPLOY AT KEELE Mark Ormerod, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost Keele University

  21. Slide 21: Engaging Gas Customers

    ENGAGING GAS CUSTOMERS “The majority of domestic consumers will not change their existing heating provision unless significant financial benefits will be accrued, and only then if they have funding available..... If their current system was operating well and providing heat for their homes they woul

  22. Slide 22: Why Keele?

    WHY KEELE? GREEN KEELE Sustainability is one of Keele’s key strategic aims. RESEARCH 97% of Keele's research deemed to be world- EXCELLENCE leading, or of international importance, CAMPUS Our own private gas and electricity networks.

  23. Slide 23: HyDeploy Trial Area

    HYDEPLOY TRIAL AREA • 100 HOUSES • 30 FACULTY AND MULTI-OCCUPANCY BUILDINGS

  24. Slide 24: Engagement on Campus: Principles

    ENGAGEMENT ON CAMPUS: PRINCIPLES CUSTOMER Residents and building users given detailed FIRST information first and in advance of each stage of the programme. SAFETY Safety and security of customer as the number one priority. OBJECTIVE Accurate and objective information on all aspects of HyDeploy OPEN

  25. Slide 25: Engagement on Campus

    ENGAGEMENT ON CAMPUS SAFEGUARDING Protected by both Keele and OFGEM CUSTOMERS governance processes DEVELOPING The engagement for HyDeploy will help us LEARNING understand how customer acceptability on changes to domestic energy, specifically attitudes to hydrogen. This will be helpful to inform any

  26. Slide 26: Resident testimonial on Keele's involvement

    "I am proud of Keele’s involvement in HyDeploy and the UK’s initiative to reduce c arbon emissions. I particularly appreciated the wealth of information that was provided about the project." Scott Romeo Mahadeo

  27. Slide 27: Technical Scope

    TECHNICAL SCOPE Catherine Spriggs, Senior Technical Project Manager for HyDeploy

  28. Slide 28: 'As Safe as Natural Gas'

    ‘AS SAFE AS NATURAL GAS’ THE FIRST PHASE OF HYDEPLOY IS TO PROVIDE THE RIGOROUS EVIDENCE ON THE WHOLE DELIVERY CHAIN.

  29. Slide 29: Appliance Testing

    APPLIANCE TESTING In the lab Detailed tests of appliances operating on a wide range of hydrogen and gas blends. In the field Validate the laboratory results and ensure that the installations are fundamentally safe.

  30. Slide 30: Delivering a Gas Blend to Customers

    DELIVERING A GAS BLEND TO CUSTOMERS Materials of Blended into Procedures are constructions the network suitable are suitable

  31. Slide 31: Evidence Collated to Support Application to the HSE

    THE EVIDENCE IS BEING COLLATED AND ASSESSED TO SUPPORT AN APPLICATION TO THE HSE FOR APPROVAL TO GO AHEAD TO THE DEFINED TRIAL

  32. Slide 32: Looking Ahead

    LOOKING AHEAD Chris Manson-Whitton, Director Progressive Energy

  33. Slide 33: Installation Programme Overview

    PROGRAMME OVERVIEW Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 INSTALLATION EXEMPTION TRIAL Apr 17 Jul 18 Apr 19

  34. Slide 34: Successful Outcome

    SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME CONTENTED Participating in enabling a customer CUSTOMERS focused solution for low carbon heat. WIDE Engaged with key stakeholders through ENGAGEMENT supply chain and across policy. EVIDENCE Delivering expert knowledge and best practice to unlock low carbon heat delivery via the gr

  35. Slide 35: Enabling the Future

    ENABLING THE FUTURE Increased Wider Early blend hydrogen hydrogen HyDeploy adoption production use Public trials Reducing industry Enabling carbon intensity transport

  36. Slide 36: Q&A

    Q&A HyDeploy Consortium panel

  37. Slide 37: Challenges the UK Faces in Reducing Carbon Dioxide Emissions

    CHALLENGES THE UK FACES IN REDUCING CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS Rt Hon Sir Edward Davey MP

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