Zca at woodford 2010

The CAN DO team

Carbon Budget 2010-2050

Al Gore calls for 100% clean electricity and independence from foreign oil within ten years “ a political promise to do something 40 years from now is universally ignored because everyone knows that it's meaningless. Ten years is about the maximum time that we as a nation can hold a steady aim and hit our target.”

Mark Jacobson: Shifting the world to 100% clean, renewable energy by 2030 The cost of generating and transmitting power would be less than the projected cost per kilowatt-hour for fossil-fuel and nuclear power. 3.8 million large wind turbines, 90,000 solar plants, and numerous geothermal, tidal and rooftop photovoltaic installations worldwide.

Key technology – concentrating solar thermal power

Solar Two – 1996 - 1999 Run by the U.S. DoE, Sandia National Laboratories, Lockheed Martin, Bechtel, Boeing 10MW turbine molten salt storage

50MW – Spain 100MW – Nevada 150MW – California

Baseload Solar Thermal Power Andasol 1,2, Extresol 1, SAMCA 1, Spain, operating now, 7.5 hours energy storage Torresol Gemasolar Spain, on line 2011, 15 hours energy storage 24 hour Dispatchable Power

What’s happening in Spain? Access to the grid request of STE projects by Oct 2009 15.561 MW

Electricity and Energy Demand

Buildings -efficiency, heat pumps & solar

Electrifying vehicle fleet: 5:1 efficiency gain biofuels for minimal 5% non-electrification Modal shift: Shift to freight rail. Electric trains and trams, 50% of urban passenger-kilometres, 25% of non-urban by public transport Electrifying transport

Nissan Patrol Capacity 5 17 litres per 100km How Easy is Energy Efficiency in Transport? Siemens Combino tram Capacity 190 16 litres per 100km (Oil Energy Equiv) ‏ The Nissan Patrol uses more energy to move 5 people around the city than a Siemens tram uses to move 190 people

To supply 60% of Australia’s energy
Each tower module generates 217 MWe
Ability to store energy and dispatch as needed, day or night, enough for 17 hrs at full output
One site or Solar Region will be made up of 19 modules and will have a capacity of 3,500 MW
Proposed 12 sites distributed across Australia
ZCA2020 Solar Thermal Power 217 MW Module 3500 MW Solar Region

ZCA2020 Wind Power
To Supply 40% of Australia’s energy
6,400 Enercon E-126 turbines, each 7.5 MW
Low-cost, technologically mature, first dispatch
One Wind Region will be either 2,000 MW (270 turbines) or 3,000 MW ( 400 turbines), distributed among smaller wind farms
Proposed 23 geographically diverse regions across Australia

“ The review finds that the transmission scenario proposed is technically feasible in terms of capacity and reliability. In addition, the proposed transmission uses mature technology with proven capability around the world.” SKM Review of ZCA2020 transmission The National Grid ZCA2020 National Grid

Australia's renewable energy grid: 2020 Australia’s Renewable Energy Grid 2020

Getting the job done in as fast as 10 years Manufacturing Construction

CST Scaleup 600,000 Heliostats/yr 30 concrete towers

Enercon Viana Do Costelo Wind Turbine blade and tower factories Portugal 250 towers per year 600 Blades 400 Jobs

Labour Requirements

Achievability: Jobs In Context

Resource Requirements

Solar Thermal Cost Reduction Trajectory

Safe Climate - a Bargain at 3% of GDP

Cost to society all energy

1 mirror OR 20 tons of coal OUR CHOICE – for the next 30 years

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Zca at woodford 2010

by Beyond Zero Emissions on Jan 25, 2011

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