Fuel Cells Residential Workshop
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First clean-energy fuel cells for generating electricity and heat for large homes.
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Fuel Cells Residential Workshop
- 1. N Stationary Fuel Cells For Homes March 8, 2010 Bill Sproull SVP Business Development
- 5. The Power of Efficiency (continued)
- 7. For the Future: Focus on Renewables… at a Price The Oregonian, March 2, 2010
- 10. Fuel Cells – What Are They?
- 13. Cell Voltage Phosphoric Acid (150°C – 180 °C) - + H2 or Reformate How a Fuel Cell Works Cathode 2H+ + 2e- + ½O2 H2O Anode H2 2H+ + 2e-
- 14. IN: Natural Gas Propane Bio-Gas Fuel Processor Fuel Cell Stack Power Inverter OUT: Heat OUT: AC Power How a Fuel Cell CHP System Works
- 17. Electrochemical Conversion Environmental Impact 5.3 lbs CO 2 per hour 22 Tons per Annum Efficiency: 80% Efficiency: 40% Efficiency: Reduces Building’s CO 2 Emissions Electricity Heat 5kW AC Heat Natural Gas Nuclear Coal Renewable Natural Gas } Natural Gas } Environmental Impact 8.35 lbs CO 2 per hour 34 Tons per Annum } Efficiency: 90% This approach provides a 37% reduction in CO 2 How You Receive Energy Today … And Will Tomorrow
- 18. With this approach you need 37% less natural gas to generate the same energy 3,900 therms 2,175 therms 6,075 therms 43,800 kWh electricity per annum 51,000 kWh heat per annum Low Efficiency No additional therms needed 3,840 therms High Efficiency Fuel Cell System Efficiency: Less Natural Resources Consumed Status Quo (Grid Power) 3,840 therms + + Power Generation and Transmission Dual Energy Creation at the point of use
- 21. Smart Fuel Cell CHP Systems Central Data Server Web monitoring system (custom integration with other home monitoring systems possible) sends SMS or email to FSE in the event of an issue Each system contains 1 GB of NVM rolling memory , equivalent to a “Black Box” Real time monitoring of all safety and control parameters via remote HMI Real Time Data Real time customer interface iPhone &
- 23. Fuel Cell microCHP vs. Solar Comparison *Solar Calculation Source: PVwatts1 Performance Calculator (San Diego Site) 5kW Fuel Cell 5kW Solar Panel Array 27kW Solar Panel Array High Efficiency 5 kW Fuel Cell 5kW Solar 27kW Solar Electric Production-Annual 43,800 kWh 8000 kWh 43,200 kWh Heat Production 51,000 kWh None None Space Required 6 sq. ft. 500 sq. ft. 2,700 sq. ft.
- 24. ClearEdge5 vs. Solar — CO 2 Reduction *CCNG power plant, PG&E 4.0 Metric Tons per year 11.7 Metric Tons per year
- 28. Integrating a Fuel Cell microCHP with the Building
- 29. Elements of Fuel Cell microCHP Installation Hot Water to Building Natural Gas to Fuel Cells Seismic Rated Installation Electricity to Sub-Panel
- 35. ClearEdge Power LEADING THE SMART ENERGY REVOLUTION Contact Info: Bill Sproull, SVP of Business Development (877) 257-3343 x1606 [email_address]
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- CO2 reduction calc.: solar offset grid @ 1100 lbs. per MW (CCNG power plant), 8.5MW*1100/2200=4.3 metric tons; CE5 elect. side 1100-1060=40 lbs. per MW*43.8=1752 lbs, plus heat at 500 lbs. per MW (80% efficiency heater)=51*500=25,000 lbs. + 1752 lbs.; = 12.4 metric tons Residential cost savings in PG&E territory $13,900 vs. $3500 = 4X NG offset by 8500 kWh is 830 therms, NG offset by CE5 is 2235 therms Commercial backup for costs: Solar @ 30% ITC, CSI @ $1.55 per watt = $23,650 CE5 @ 30% or $15,000 cap, SGIP @ $2.50 per watt = $27,500; residential Fed TC cap’d at $5000 Residential savings: CE5 from Atherton model, solar in PG&E @ Tier 5 rate of $.41/kWh Comc’l Savings: Solar all @ $.174 per kWh, CE5 all elect. @ $.174 per kWh, heat at $.91 per therm (save 140 therms/mo. =$1530) (produce elect. @ $.09 per kWh =$3360) Residential: Solar @ 30% ITC and CSI of $1.55 = $23,650 CE5 @ $5000 ITC and SGIP @ $2.50 = $17,500 Savings: Solar all @ $.41, CE5 from Atherton case study