Investment Strategy and Benefit Analysis of Power and Heat Hybrid Energy Storage in Industrial Parks Based on Energy Performance Contracting
Abstract
:1. Introduction
1.1. Literature Review
1.2. Aims and Contributions
- This study first closely combines EPC with energy-saving renovation and energy storage investment in the industrial park. By utilizing the good energy time-shift characteristics of energy storage, we can achieve the purpose of energy saving.
- This study considers the joint optimization configuration of power storage and heat storage, facilitating the application of heat storage in the industrial park. In addition, the constructed optimization model considers the main costs and revenues of energy storage, thus enhancing the practicability of the model.
- This study analyzes the revenue potential of energy-saving renovation and the benefits available to the energy users and ESCO in depth, together with the impact of the energy storage equipment price on the economy of energy-saving renovation projects, providing effective guidance for the investment decisions of the energy users.
2. Energy Performance Contracting (EPC)
2.1. Concept and Main Models of EPC
- (1)
- Guaranteed saving model
- (2)
- Energy-cost trust model
- (3)
- Shared saving model
2.2. Description of Practical Problem
3. Methods and Models
3.1. Modeling of Heat Storage System
- (1)
- Heat storage state of the HST.
- (2)
- Charging and discharging heat of the HST.
- (3)
- Capacity and power ratio constraint of the HST.
3.2. Modeling of Power Storage System
- (1)
- Power storage state of the lithium battery.
- (2)
- Charging and discharging power of the lithium battery.
- (3)
- Capacity and power ratio constraint of the lithium battery.
3.3. Hybrid Energy Storage Capacity Optimization Model
3.3.1. Objective Function
- (1)
- Initial investment costs.
- (2)
- Operation and maintenance costs.
- (3)
- Purchased energy costs.
- (4)
- Energy storage peak-shaving subsidy.
- (5)
- Energy storage environmental subsidy.
3.3.2. Constraints
- (1)
- System power balance constraint.
- (2)
- System heat balance constraint.
- (3)
- Purchased energy constraints.
3.3.3. Model Solution
4. Case Study
4.1. Case Introduction
4.2. Results and Analysis
5. Conclusions
- (1)
- Compared with only meeting the energy demand through purchasing energy, the configuration of power and heat energy storage can significantly improve the flexibility and economic efficiency of the park’s energy use. At the same time, the ESCO can also obtain benefits. The total annual benefits of the ESCO and industrial park are 35.14 ten thousand CNY.
- (2)
- If the level of subsidy and the price of energy storage remain constant, the park can obtain a certain amount of revenue when investing in energy storage for energy-saving renovation. Therefore, parks that need energy-saving renovation can give priority to investing in energy storage to achieve this goal.
- (3)
- When the unit power price and the unit capacity price of the lithium battery exceed 3900 CNY/kW, and 5460 CNY/kWh, and the unit power price and the unit capacity price of the HST exceed 6000 CNY/kW and 1000 CNY/kWh, the investment costs of the lithium battery and HST have been more than the costs of purchasing energy to meet the needs of the park. The construction of energy storage is no longer the optimal investment strategy for energy-saving renovation in parks.
- (4)
- The reasons why parks are interested in the investment of energy storage for energy-saving renovation include the following two aspects. On the one hand, energy storage equipment can reduce the demand during peak-price hours, thus reducing the cost of energy significantly. On the other hand, investing in energy storage can obtain peak-shaving subsidies and environmental subsidies.
- (5)
- Under the current subsidy level, enterprises are able to obtain a certain amount of revenue through energy-saving renovation. If the amount of peak-shaving subsidies and environmental subsidies provided by the government can be further increased, it will further enhance the motivation of enterprises to carry out energy-saving renovation and promote the large-scale application of energy storage. Hence, issuing more subsidy policies on energy storage is an effective way to stimulate energy-saving renovation on the user side and accelerate the application of energy storage.
6. Limitations and Outlook
Author Contributions
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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Year | Purchased Power Costs/Ten Thousand CNY | Purchased Heat Costs/Ten Thousand CNY |
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2021 | 223.14 | 141.61 |
2022 | 249.47 | 157.34 |
2023 | 258.93 | 168.52 |
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Xiao, F.; Wang, Y. Investment Strategy and Benefit Analysis of Power and Heat Hybrid Energy Storage in Industrial Parks Based on Energy Performance Contracting. Processes 2024, 12, 946. https://doi.org/10.3390/pr12050946
Xiao F, Wang Y. Investment Strategy and Benefit Analysis of Power and Heat Hybrid Energy Storage in Industrial Parks Based on Energy Performance Contracting. Processes. 2024; 12(5):946. https://doi.org/10.3390/pr12050946
Chicago/Turabian StyleXiao, Feng, and Yali Wang. 2024. "Investment Strategy and Benefit Analysis of Power and Heat Hybrid Energy Storage in Industrial Parks Based on Energy Performance Contracting" Processes 12, no. 5: 946. https://doi.org/10.3390/pr12050946
APA StyleXiao, F., & Wang, Y. (2024). Investment Strategy and Benefit Analysis of Power and Heat Hybrid Energy Storage in Industrial Parks Based on Energy Performance Contracting. Processes, 12(5), 946. https://doi.org/10.3390/pr12050946