INTRODUCTION - Leonardo Energy
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Transcript INTRODUCTION - Leonardo Energy
Promoting Energy Efficient
Transformers In Liberalized
Markets
M. Dave
IEO Transformatoren
The Netherlands
24 November 2000
INTRODUCTION
Transformer most important link in the
power system
Energy saving potential
Conventional method to determine cost
effectiveness
Total Owning Cost (TOC) concept
Reduction in losses leads to higher capital
cost
TRADITIONAL CONCEPT (1)
Traditional utility markets convinced about
significance of energy efficient
transformers
The Netherlands, example for reduction in
losses in last decade
REDUCTION IN LOSS LEVELS IN THE
NETHERLANDS IN WATTS
KVA
No load
No load Load loss Load loss
loss
loss
Year:1984 Year:1995 Year:1984 Year:1995
100
210
190
1415
1350
160
300
260
2050
1905
250
420
365
2815
2640
400
600
515
4000
3750
630
850
745
5425
5200
1000
1100
970
9900
8800
1600
1600
1400
14600
12900
TRADITONAL CONCEPT (2)
Comparison of
Netherlands losses
with HD.428 C-C’ level
Commitment for
energy efficient
transformers
COMPARISON OF LOSS LEVELS IN
WATTS- NL vs. HD.428 C-C’
KVA
100
160
250
400
630
1000
1600
No load
loss
No load
loss
Load loss
Load
loss
Netherlands
HD.428
C-C’
Netherlands
HD.428
C-C’
190
260
365
515
745
970
1400
210
300
425
610
860
1100
1700
1350
1905
2640
3750
5200
8800
12900
1475
2000
2750
3850
5400
9500
14000
UTILITIES’ DILEMMA
Forces of de-regulation, liberalization and
privatization
Globalization of business
Increased threats on international level
Conflicting goals
UTILITIES’ DILEMMA
Uncertainty of future
Falling price levels
Demand to curtail
capital expenditure
UTILITIES’ REACTION
Wait and watch policy
Compromise on energy efficiency
Staying afloat & enhance shareholder
value
Increased emphasis on financial
performance
UTILITIES’ REACTION
Control in the hands of commercial “Whiz
kids”
Shorts term objectives
KISS (Keep it Small & Simple - new
philosophy)
Quick Gain Project
Purchase decision by contractor
MANUFACTURERS’ DILEMMA
Buyers’ market - over capacity
Optimum efficiency levels achieved
Unwise to embark on substantial
investment for new technology
Forced to toe buyers’ line
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS
Consequence of minimal efficiency
standard
Manufacturers’ response to new utility
policy
Should R&D continue for improving
transformer efficiencies
New technology or regulatory mandates
SUGGESTIONS
Highlight
environmental
benefits
Designate emission
reduction potential
Abandon short
sighted approach for
better future
SOLUTIONS
Evolve Energy Star Transformer Program
Co-ordinated efforts by authorities,
regulator & manufacturers
Follow Optimal Transformer Sizing Model
Point out other advantages like less noise
pollution, compact dimensions
M.Dave
IEO Transformatoren, NL