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Ⅰ K E P C O i n B r i e f

Ⅱ JEJU SG Pilot Projects

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July 5, 2010 Ⅲ SR Test-bed Projects

Ⅳ P r o p o s i t i o n

History
T&D Loss (%) SAIDI (Min/Customer•year)
™ 1898
The first electric power Company was founded 29.35 454
™ 1961 295
Three regional electric companies merged into
a national electric Power company(KECO) 6.08
4.0 39.2 15.6
™ 1982
KECO was renamed as KEPCO KEPCO, a wholly government
government-owned
owned corporation
™ 2001 1961 1990 2009 1986 1990 1995 2009
KEPCO’s generation unit was spun off into 6 subsidiaries (GENCOs)
™ Voltage Upgrade ™ Indirect/Direct Hotline
- 3.3/6.6/13.2㎸ → 22.9㎸
As of 2009 ™ Temporary Supplying Method
™ 51.1% Government Owned Company - 110/200/220/440 V → 220/380V
- Dominant Player from Generation to Distribution
™ DAS(Distribution Automation
™ Anti-Pilferage Activity System)
™ 10th Ranked in Utilities (Fortune) - Reward Program - Remote Control/Supervising
- Penalty System
™ Asset (107.6 Billion USD, ranked 5th in Korea)
- Anti-Pilferage Device
™ Credit Rating (A2 : Moody’s, A : S&P)

Smart
Renewable

D/L #1
SG RoadMap
Smart [Test Bed]
Transportation ƒ Gujwa-ub(185㎢)
VISION Foundation for Low-Carbon Green Growth based on Smart Grid Smart
Chochun Smart
Elec.Servic
ƒ 6,000 Customers
S/S Place
e
PHASE 1st Phase(2013) 2nd Phase(~2020) 3rd Phase(~2030)
Field Test in JEJU Application in Wide ④ I-DAS
Nationwide Application
Area (SG City Project) ⑤UPLC

Main 5 Smart Power Smart Smart Smart Elec. Smart

Sectors Smart Place D/L #2 Power Grid D/L #4
Grid Transportation Renewable Service
D/L #3 Board line of Test
①~⑤ bed

JEJU SG Pilot Projects

① Smart Transmission
™ TARGET : Technical Verification of SG, and Business Model Development
② Active Telemetics Sungsan
™ DURATION : 42 Months(2009.12~2013. 5) /200Million USD S/S
③Digital Substation
™ SCALE : 5 sub-projects with 167 participants

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Targets New Intelligent Power Grid Management System with “Smart” Functions Targets Load Management by Demand Response under AMI environment
based on IT technology
Benefits Benefits Load Leveling, Energy Efficiency Improvement, Electric Fair Saving
Labor Cost and Time Saving, Reliability & Efficiency Improvement

Mosaic Panel MDMS Contents

Contents

• Two
T 154kV Substations
S b t ti andd Feeders
F d will
ill b
be • Smart Meters / MDMS
IEC 61850
digitalized based on IEC 61850 SUN
100 Mbps Fiber Ethernet
• Integrated Metering System /Energy Portal
Copper
Center
Wire • Fault Prediction System with Intelligent • Two-way Power Exchange / Other Services
IED sensors Smart
※MDMS – Metering Data Management System
X • Intelligent Distribution Management System
Building
Green Energy
Relay Energy
Schedule
※ DAS installation completed on 2004 Smart
Display Smart
EV, PHEV
Appliance
Smart Home
Panel
Schedule Home Server • 1st(2009.12~2010.5): Planning & Field Survey
Intelligent Smart
• 2nd(2010. 6~2011. 5): Service Models & Solutions
Service
Switch
• 1st (2010. 6~2011. 5) : Device installation Smart
Meter
Thermostat
• 3rd(2011. 6~2012. 5): Field Test
• 2nd~4th (2010. 1~ 2013.11) : Device test DR Infra
• 4th(2012. 6~2013. 5): Conclusion
, Operation and Assessment

Targets Preparation for EVs Charging Infrastructure Targets Stabilization of unstable power from renewable energy sources

Benefits Contribution for EV’s fast spread, Power Sales Increment Benefits DGs’ stable interconnection with Network

Contents Contents
Distribution Charging CIM
Network Infra. System • Various charging stands by case EMS Total Operation • 4 Types of System Configurations
Charging - Quick, Slow, Inductive, High Capacity Storage Center (TOC)
Station • Operation System for Charging Station / • 3 Types of Power Stabilization Mode, including
SW

Network
Charging Stand
Customer / Information Security / Other services control Algorithm
Management & STATCOM,
Protection Payment • Standardization of Charging Interface AVC
Renewable
Meter Energy
OperationS Schedule
EVs ystem Schedule

Metering, Billing & • 1st(2009.12~2010. 5): Designing PCS Power Grid • 1st(2009.12~2010. 5): Designing
Charging

• 2nd(2010. 6~2011. 5): Infra. Construction • 2nd(2010. 6~2011. 5): Device Production
Monitoring & Remote BMS
Charging Control • 3rd(2011. 6~2012. 5): EV operation & Test Load • 3rd(2011. 6~2012. 5): Field Test
Control Bank
Battery
* CIM : Customer Information Management • 4th(2012. 6~2013. 5): Assessment • 4th(2012. 6~2013. 5): Conclusion

Targets Support of Power Trade on RTP market, and integrated Operation Center Project Goal

Benefits Business platform Development in the future ƒ Development & Field Test of Power Stabilization Technology and Business
Models in Jeju-Island
Interoperability Security Contents
Project Outline
• Virtual Power Market Operation System (EMS)
• Real-time Tariff Test, ƒ Project Name : Smart Renewable Test bed Project
• Energy Information Portal
ƒ Duration/Budget : 2009.12.1 ~ 2013.05.31 (42 month)
ƒ Budget : 19.3 billion won( 17.6 Millon USD)
Schedule
ƒ Contents
• 1st(2009.12~2010. 5): Designing - Generation Power Stabilization of Resource Source
• 2nd(2010. 6~2011. 5): Installation & Pilot test
- Development of Business Models, and Institutional Strategy to spread Smart
• 3rd~4th (2011. 6~2013. 5): Integrated Field Test, Renewable Technology
Assessment

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System Configuration Smoothing Air View of SR Test Bed

Small Hydro G
(60㎾)
TOC(Total Operation
EMS Center)

SR Operation
SW Constant Power Center
No
N 12
STATCOM, (750㎾,
AVC A Type)
Renewable
Power

No 14
PCS Power Grid Small WT (660㎾,
Energy Shifting (100㎾, C1 type) B type)

BMS G
Battery
Small PV
G Line #1
(100㎾,
•EMS [Energy Management System] ▪ PCS [Power Conditioning System] Line #2
C2 type)
•STATCOM [STATic synchronous COMpensator] Communication
•AVC : Automatic Var Compensator ▪ BMS[Battery Management System]

Service Model
ƒ Korea was selected as a leader in Smart Grid technology at 2009 G8 Summit

Type A Stores energy in low load time, and Discharges in peak and KEPCO plays a key role for that
[Energy Shifting] time by using Large capacity storage
ƒ KEPCO is well experienced in Smart Grid technologies;
Type B Makes the generation power smooth by small capacity For example, DIS(Distribution Information System) is in service since 2001,
[Power Smoothing] storage
and DAS(Distribution Automation System) is in service since 1997.

Type C Improves the PQ at PCC(Point of Common Connect); ƒ Korea’s strong IT technology was based on those achievement, and will be
[PQ Compensation] Voltage variation reduction, PQ improvement, etc strong foundation to develop Smart Grid technology

Supplies power to customers in isolated grid when in case ƒ As your partner, KEPCO is pleased to share our experience and solution
Type D
[Intentional Islanding] of KEPCO lines’ outage with you at any time

Lee Jong Hwan

General Manager
Distribution Construction Dept. KEPCO
E-mail : leejohw@kepco.co.kr