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- 1. Em-Power-Nottingham | 04.11.15 Community Energy in the Meadows Prof Mark Gillott & Dr Lucelia Rodrigues
- 2. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 SENSIBLE Funded by the European Commission Grant No 645963
- 3. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 is about storing & sharing localised energy generation within a community increasing efficiency and reducing costs for all! Funded by the European Commission Grant No 645963
- 4. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Partners
- 5. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Architecture, Energy & Environment Research Group
- 6. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Architecture, Energy & Environment Research Group
- 7. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Mozes: Meadows Ozone Energy Services
- 8. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Background • The way energy is generated and used in Britain is changing: home-grown low-carbon generation and energy efficiency revolution • Individuals and local communities can make an important contribution to maintaining energy security, tackling climate change and reducing costs • According to DECC (2014), community-led action can produce energy, reduce energy use, manage energy demand and purchase energy and could supply enough electricity for 1 million homes by 2020 • However, it is small sector today but growing rapidly and with significant scope for further growth • Scope for making a real contribution to meeting the UK’s need for clean, secure and affordable energy
- 9. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Why Energy Storage?
- 10. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.1506.11.2 Julian Marsh, Mark Gillott, Lucelia Rodrigues10
- 11. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15
- 12. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Ultimate Goals For Communities: – Cheaper energy through grid forecasting – Use of all generated energy within the community that generates it – Minimisation of external energy purchase – Community grid more robust and attractive to energy suppliers For Community Members: – Purchase of cheaper electricity – Better prices for selling non-FITS electricity – Automatic selection of best supplier tariff for imports
- 13. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Project Domain Buildings & Consumers CommunityGrid Operation SENSIBLE Manage energy use Optimise energy use Increase self- consumption Balance the grid Add flexibility Enable an independent community Manage microgrid PV Optimise storage Optimise distribution Manage energy market Optimise low voltage networks
- 14. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Demonstration Sites • Nottingham, UK • Evora, Portugal • Nuremburg, Germany
- 15. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Demonstration Sites Nottingham NurembergEvora SENSIBLE Enable an independent community Microgrid PV management Optimise energy procurement Develop distributed storage Manage building energy Optimise distribution networks Flexibility and DSM Increase self- consumption Balance microgrid Energy market management Optimise storage networks Operation of low voltage networks Increase self- consumption
- 16. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Nottingham Project Area Community Battery Locations • Greenfields Community School • Mandela Centre Mozes NCH Private
- 17. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Nottingham Demonstrator
- 18. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Nottingham Demonstrator
- 19. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 What does it look like?
- 20. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Thermal Energy Storage
- 21. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Benefits to Consumers
- 22. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Benefits to the Community • Community resilience to changes in energy provision, particularly with regard to finances and infrastructure • A future-proof community energy infrastructure with increased community and grid efficiencies • Means to reduce fuel poverty and increase energy security • Socioeconomic benefits to individuals and the community • The formation of neighbourhood ‘hubs/nodes/networks’ to build community capital • Behaviour change instigated by bottom-up approach
- 23. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 SENSIBLE Funded by the European Commission Grant No 282834
- 24. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 SENSIBLE Funded by the European Commission Grant No 282834 TURAS is about understanding and enabling strategies and processes that support community resilience and sustainability (such as community energy schemes)
- 25. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 TURAS’ ‘Twinning’ concept Local Authorities Academics Communities SMEs
- 26. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 TURAS’ ‘Twinning’ concept
- 27. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 TURAS’ Methodology
- 28. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Normal Planning Model Authorities Community Planning Process Nodes where communication happens: consultations, workshops, webforms, etc
- 29. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Integrated Planning Model Authorities Community Planning Process More and more inclusive nodes facilitated by the tools developed through TURAS - Common language, dialogue - Inclusive process - Adaptable Community Energy Scheme
- 30. Mark Gillott & Lucelia Rodrigues | 04.11.15 Active Communities • Decarbonising the UK and achieving the long term goals of sustainability in the energy sector will require significant transformative research, change in policies and industrial development • Localised energy management, particularly when led by communities, provides the necessary mechanisms to address these issues at a local level • Community involvement through several activities such as reduction of energy use, distributed renewable generation, energy storage management and electricity and heat balanced distribution are essential
- 31. Active Communities are more Resilient Communities
- 32. Get involved: Free TURAS public event in the Meadows Portland Centre Room 6.30pm on the 30th November