What are the issues of energy sector in real world?

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Introduction to the Energy Issues:
Starting from Power Sector
Energy Modelling Lab.
Department of Energy Studies,
Energy Systems Division, Ajou University
Prof. Suduk Kim
[email protected]
Question!
1 Byte
= 8 bits
01000001
ASCII Code
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
1 Byte
X 2^10
1024 Byte
= 8 bits
= 1KB
Apple II -> Year 1977
My First personal Computer, year 1985!!!
Question!
How many times bigger?
USD 1 = KRW 1150
USD 214= KRW 247,000
48KB
Electric Power & Tariff
How much of electric power to be
consumed if this computer is
‘power on’ for one whole month?
150W x 24Hour x 30Days
= 108,000Wh
= 108kWh
Understanding of Units
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nano-
Korea Nuclear Power Plants (Kori)
One Nuclear Power Plant Capacity
1GW = 1,000MW = 1,000,000kW
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Photovoltaic
East Sun Power Gen. Co.
-24MW, 0.7Mil m2 , US
200Mil.
1 Nuclear Power Plant =>
1GW = 1000MW
24MW x 40 approx.
1000MW
Capacity : to be equivalent to 1 Nuclear Power Plant (x 40 times)
-> 28 Mil m2 , US 8,000 Mil. (US 8 Bil.)
Power Generation: to be equivalent to 1 Nuclear Power Plant (x 5
times)
(with capacity factor of 20%, tracking device)
-> 140 Mil. m2 , US 40 Bil.
** Still we don’t get power during the night, rainy days,…
Technical Advancements (ex: Wind)
Source: SRREN, IPCC, 2011
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Power Mix Change Since Late 1970s
700
TWh
100
History of power generation
Planed power generation
93.66
90
86.12
600
Retail Rate of Electricity (Won/kWh)
77.24
Dubai($/barrel)
Renewable and etc.
69.87
500
70
60
61.7
400
80
52.94
Nuclear
50
300
40
35.69
Gas-fired
26.22
200
22.38
Oil-fired
30
20.50
20
100
13.03
12.16
Coal-fired
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Hydro
0
0
1978 1980 1982 1984 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024
Source: Data compiled from KESIS
Note: Figures after 2010 are projections taken from MKE (2010).
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Ilustration of SMP, based on the merit order of March 2010
Variable Cost
(Won/kWh)
Load Forecast
(Hourly)
Available Capacity
(Hourly)
Regulated
VC
SMP
Oil
Coal
Hydro
Nuclear
Power Capacity (MW)
LNG
Q: Is hydropower to
be included in this
merit order?
Q: Is Hourly load
always to be
vertical? What if it
is not?
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Economics of Smart Grid (Demand Response)
- the need to have a framework to facilitate the Demand Response in power market
- the Importance of the bilateral information exchange