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Vartanian, Charlie; Koplin, Clay; Kudrna, Trever; Clark, Waylon T.; Borneo, Daniel R.; Kolln, Jaime; Huang, Daisy; Tuffner, Frank; Panwar, Mayank; Stewart, Emma; Khair, Lauren

The US DOE Office of Electricity's Energy Storage Program's joint RD work with the Cordova Electric Cooperative (CEC) has deployed several advanced grid technologies that are providing benefits today to Cordova Alaska's electricity users. Advanced grid technologies deployed through DoE co-funded RD include a 1MW Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), and enhanced monitoring including Phasor Measurement Units (PMU's) to help better understand the operational impacts of the added BESS. This paper will highlight key accomplishments to-date in deploying and using advanced grid technologies, and then outline the next phase of work that will use these technologies to implement an operating scheme to reconfigure the utility's distribution system and utility resources including BESS to provide emergency back-up power to a critical load: The Cordova Community Medical Center (CCMC). This paper will include additional insights on the use of utility resources to support critical loads via case study examples by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Assoc. (NRECA).

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TYPE Conference Paper YEAR 2021

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Puerto Rico Mountain Consortium ? Solar & Energy Storage Analysis

Borneo, Daniel R.

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A Review of Sandia Energy Storage Research Capabilities and Opportunities (2020 to 2030)

Ho, Clifford K.; Atcitty, Stanley A.; Bauer, Stephen J.; Borneo, Daniel R.; Byrne, Raymond H.; Chalamala, Babu C.; Lamb, Joshua H.; Lambert, Timothy N.; Schenkman, Benjamin L.; Spoerke, Erik D.; Zimmerman, Jonathan A.

Large-scale integration of energy storage on the electric grid will be essential to enabling greater penetration of intermittent renewable energy sources, modernizing the grid for increased flexibility security, reliability, and resilience, and enabling cleaner forms of transportation. The purpose of this report is to summarize Sandia's research and capabilities in energy storage and to provide a preliminary roadmap for future efforts in this area that can address the ongoing program needs of DOE and the nation. Mission and vision statements are first presented followed by an overview of the organizational structure at Sandia that provides support and activities in energy storage. Then, a summary of Sandia's energy storage capabilities is presented by technology, including battery storage and materials, power conversion and electronics, subsurface-based energy storage, thermal/thermochemical energy storage, hydrogen storage, data analytics/systems optimization/controls, safety of energy storage systems, and testing/demonstrations/model validation. A summary of identified gaps and needs is also presented for each technology and capability.

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TYPE SAND Report YEAR 2020

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