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Energy Management System for Telecom Tower (NEDO Demonstration Project in India) 29 th April, 2015 NEC Corporation

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Energy Management System

for

Telecom Tower

(NEDO Demonstration Project in India)

29th April, 2015

NEC Corporation

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NEC’s Concept “Innovative Social Infrastructure”

Security Safety Efficiency Equality

For all people,

an abundant Society

Telecom Carrier (Information networks)

Public (Disaster prevention, security,

electronic administration,

finance)

Enterprise (Logistics, distribution,

transport) Smart Energy

Solutions for society

Innovation of social infrastructure via ICT

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Social Value Innovations by Smart Energy Business

Safety Protect the safety by

ensuring minimum power

required for disaster

Security Support safe life by stable

power supply connecting

with renewables and

other sources

Efficiency Utilize power effectively

by supply and demand

prediction and control

with high accuracy

Equality Create society where all

people can use energy

equally from downtown to

isolated islands

Contribute to realize an energy society friendly to humans and the earth by

providing solution with combination of state-of-art ICT and energy products

Energy

Products ICT

Energy Management System

(Energy Cloud)

Telecom carriers Utilities

Public

Buildings (BEMS)

Home (HEMS) Store (SEMS)

Next generation

service station

(EV Charging)

Information Electricity

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Growth of Renewable Energy in India

http://www.ey.com/Publication/vwLUAssets/Mapping_Indias_Renewable_Energy_growth_potential/$FILE/EY-Mapping-Indias-Renewable-Energy-growth-potential.pdf

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The Problem-solving through the Integration of Energy and ICT

• Exhaustion of fossil fuels

• Transmission loss

• Unstable renewables

• New services

• Generation shortage

• Free of use

• Efficient use

• Variety of services

• Availability under disaster

Supply side Demand side

Energy storage battery

To allow control by

storing power

ICT

Intelligence that

governs the control

Flexible power system controlled by software

Society

• Energy security

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BCP(Business Continuity Plan)

Solutions

Customers

Products

▌Contribute to the renewable energy development, power backup and energy supply-

demand balance

World top class technology and sales records

Various solutions can be offered by the substantial line-up.

System for the systems Lead-acid battery substitution

1-100MW class 10kW - - 10kW

Introduction of

Renewable energy

Frequency regulation

Backup

Power company,

developer,

power producer

Data center,

office building,

factory

Telecom

carrier

New market

(Emporium&

shelter)

System for data centers System for base station System for homes

5.53kWh

Backup

Peak cut &

Peak shift

Home,

store

10kW -

Already

commercialized

During demonstration

implementation Already

commercialized

Already

commercialized

Blackout measure

Peak cut & Peak shift

Backup

(BCP)

Blackout measure

Peak cut &

Peak shift

Already

commercialized

Energy Storage System Business

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NEDO Demonstration Project in India

◘ The project is under the energy dialogue joint statement between India (Planning Commission) & Japan (METI) governments.

◘ NEDO is sponsoring for EMS demonstration Project for Telecom Tower in India

◘ “NEC and PIXELA” are the trustee of NEDO. Two companies provide necessary technology for the Project.

◘ Demonstration Project; Execute the verification of EMS for diesel fuel

reduction of Telecom Tower with partner Tower companies, VIOM and GIL.

Japan India

MOF

NEC

(Owner)

PIXELA

NEDO MNRE, DOT

Telecom

Tower

Company

VIOM

GIL

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Objectives of this Demonstration project

◘ Evaluate energy efficiency improvement, i.e. fuel and

CO2 reduction, with our EMS/LiB and Photocatalyst coat.

◘ Evaluate the costs of installation, operation and

maintenance, to examine OPEX type business model.

◘ Evaluate LiB performance

under the Indian environmental

condition.

Tower

Diesel Generator Shelter

(Equipment inside)

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Overview of systems for this Project

Grid

Photovoltaic (PV)

EM

S c

on

tro

ller

BTS

Air

Conditioner

Diesel

Generator

Rectifier

EMS

remote

server

Operation

&

Monitoring

Center

Free Cooling

Unit (FCU)

Lithium Ion

Battery (LiB)

Photo-Catalyst

Coat on Shelter

Shelter

Key features for energy efficiency

◘ Combination of Li-Ion battery

and Server-Client model Energy

Management System (EMS).

◘ EMS manages the lowest cost

power source selection and

energy efficient charge to LiB.

◘ EMS remote server realizes

centralized monitoring and

analysis of operation data and

send energy control parameter

to EMS controllers.

◘ Photo-Catalyst Coat reflects

sunshine efficiently and mitigates

temperature rise in the shelter.

DC/AC

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LiB module and Photocatalyst Coat

▌ Photocatalyst Coating sample

▐ LiB module sample (3.3kWh)

6 units per site for this demonstration

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Power Generation Efficiency of Diesel Generator

▌ Power generation efficiency of DG is better with higher load.

▌ High rate charging characteristics of Lithium-Ion battery is suitable

for high load power generation of DG.

Load (%) Pow

er

Ge

nera

tion E

ffic

iency (

kW

h / L

itte

r)

Load with LiB (6.6kW)

Load with VRLA (4.3kW)

30% improvement of efficiency.

VRLA : Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid battery

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Expected Benefits- Fuel Consumption Reduction

▌ Simulation result of fuel consumption of Lead Acid and EMS/LiB.

▌ PV is not included in this simulation.

▌ At off-grid area, almost 40% of fuel consumption is reduced.

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Demonstration sites selection criteria for EMS/LiB

Expected OPEX reduction (w/o PV)

Grid Availability (Hours/Day)

▐Sites will be selected based on

their grid availability.

▐As shown in right side figure, fuel

reduction with our EMS is bigger

in poor grid area.

▐Five categories of grid availability.

Off grid: no grid availability.

Poor grid (1): grid is active about

3 hours per day in average.

Poor grid (2): grid is active about

6 hours per day in average.

Poor grid (3): grid is active about

9 hours per day in average.

Average grid: grid is active about

16 hours per day in average.

▐Select 4 sites for each category.

▐10 indoor and 10 outdoor sites.

Cost R

eduction (

Rupee/D

ay)

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The role of Photocatalyst Coat

KEY POINT;

• Reduction of the temperature rise of shelter by reflecting more than 85%

of sunlight.

• High reflectance can be maintained for more than 10 years by the

surface cleaning function.

• Pixela photocatalyst coat resists crack by wide temperature change.

Sun

85% of sunlight

Sunlight energy penetrates into house is less than 15%

Reflection

Photocatalyst Coat

Photocatalyst Coat

maintain high reflectance.

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Demonstration Site Distribution

• The effect of EMS and Photo-

catalyst coat are planed to be

verified at 60 sites.

• Area and site will be selected

based on climate and

grid availability.

Group EMS Photo-

catalyst

Site

configuration

Group A

(10 sites) ✔ ✔ Indoor.

Group A and

B is close to

each other. Group B

(10 sites) N/A ✔

Group C

(10 sites) ✔ N/A

Outdoor.

(enclosure)

Group D

(30 sites) N/A ✔

Indoor.

(shelter)

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Schedule of Demonstration Project

◘ Phase 1 Demonstration: EMS and Photo-catalyst evaluation on sites.

◘ Phase 2 Demonstration: Optimization of EMS parameters and algorithm.

FY2014 FY2015 FY2016

Preparation

Model Project

Phase 1

Analysis and

Optimization

Model Project

Phase 2

Analysis &

Report

Optimization

Analysis of Phase 2

Analysis of Phase 1

EMS parameters and algorithm

1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H

Reporting

Demo. Phase 2

Preparation of

Equipment

Installation MOU

System design

Demo. Phase 1

MoU Ceremony

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EMS Installation on the move

Outdoor type EMS with Lithium Ion Batteries

(Inside)

PV array installation

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Photocatalytic Coat Installation for Telecom Tower

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Conclusion

Through this demonstration project,

we will evaluate reduction of diesel fuel

consumption and CO2 emission

with our Energy Management System, LiB

and Photocatalyst coat.

Thank you.