Second Workshop on Power Grid Interconnection in Northeast Asia Agenda
EVENING OF MAY 5, 2002
| 6:30-9:00 | Registration and Reception (Shenzhen Bay Hotel) | Megan Keever, Nautilus InstituteTianshu Bi, Hong Kong University – Shenzhen Power Research Institute |
| 6:30-7:00 | Registration |
Megan Keever |
| 7:00-9:00 | Reception Dinner | |
DAY ONE ? MAY 6, 2002
| 9:00-10:00 | Opening Ceremony(Shenzhen Power Research Institute) | |
Welcome Remarks |
Wei Guangyao, State Power Corporation of ChinaShao Liqin, Ministry of Science & Technology
Felix Wu, Hong Kong University |
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Opening of the Workshop |
Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute | |
Workshop Schedule & Logistics |
Masami Nakata, Nautilus Institute | |
| 10:00-10:30 |
Take Photographs (SPRI) |
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| 10:30-10:45 | Break | |
| 10:45-12:15 |
National Updates on Grid Development and Grid Interconnection Investigations (SPRI) |
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| Brief presentations on any major power Grid developments in each country in the last year, and report on any discussions underway regarding grid interconnections (20 minutes each with questions) | Dong Wook Park (ROK)(presented by JAe Young Yoon)Alexander Ognev (RFE)
Zhou Xiaoxin (China) David Von Hippel |
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| 12:15-2:15 | Lunch & Move to Hotel (The rest of the sessions will be at Shenzhen Bay Hotel) | |
| 2:15-3:15 |
Presentation of Analysis of a Russian Far East / DPRK / ROK Grid Interconnection: An overview of existing analysis, including route, costs, benefits, and other attributes |
Sergei Podkovalnikov, Energy Systems Institute |
| 3:15–3:30 | Break | |
| 3:30–4:30 | Discussion of Technical Aspects of RFE / DPRK / ROK Power Grid Interconnection:
? Specific technical questions regarding assumptions in the Energy Systems Institute (ESI) study ? Issues regarding the proposed power line route: other infrastructure present along proposed route (such as rail lines, roads, etc.) ? Consideration of alternative routes to the ESI proposal(s) ? Technical requirements for voltage and frequency matching/stability ? And any other relevant technical questions |
Discussants:Taekyun Kim (ROK)
Lev Koshcheev (RFE) Zhou Xiaoxin (China) Boris Dynkin(RFE) |
| 4:30–4:35 | Short Break | |
| 4:35–5:30 | Discussion of Economic Aspects of a RFE/DPRK/ROK Power Grid Interconnection:
? Specific questions regarding economic assumptions in the ESI study ? Issues regarding the pricing of electricity in each country, and options for determining prices. ? Elaboration and specification of the key unknowns to fully evaluate the economics of the interconnection support, as well as other elements ? Any other relevant questions related to project costs and benefits |
Discussants:Jae Young Yoon (ROK)
Cheol Suhmoon (ROK) David Von Hippel (Nautilus)
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| 5:30-5:35 | Review of day’s activities & outline for the next day |
Masami Nakata, Megan Keever |
| 5:35 | Close of Day 1 | |
| 6:00-7:00 | Dinner | |
| 7:30-8:30 |
A Wonderful Show of Chinese Traditional Culture |
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DAY TWO ? MAY 7, 2002
| 9:00-10:45 |
The KEDO LWRs and Grid Interconnection Options |
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| 9:00-10:00 |
Review of Grid Stability and Safety Issues Associated with: ? Nuclear Power Plants in general ? Use of KEDO LWRs within the DPRK grid including interconnection options |
John Bickel, Evergreen Safety and Reliability Technologies, LLC |
| 10:00-10:45 |
Discussion on means to integrate KEDO LWRs with grid interconnection: ? What are the possible configurations for integration of the LWRs? ? What are the issues and unknowns associated with each option? ? What are the costs and benefits (in technical, economic, and political terms) associated with each option? ? What work needs to be done to evaluate the feasibility of LWR integration? |
Open discussion |
Moderator: John Bickel 10:45-11:00
Break
11:00-12:30
Grid Integration: RFE/DPRK/ROK and China
11:00-11:30
Presentation of Studies on Four-Country Grid Integration
Sergei Podkovalnikov 11:30-12:30
Discussion of Four-Country Grid Integration Options:
? What are the benefits of four-country versus three-country integration?
? What are the additional barriers associated with a four- country scheme?
? Are there options within RFE / DPRK / ROK interconnections to add a Chinese link in a phased manner?
Open discussion
Moderator: Yixin Ni, Hong Kong University, Zhou Xiaoxin, China Electric Power Research Insitute
12:30-1:30Lunch 1:30-5:15Organization of a Northeast Asia Grid Interconnection Pre-feasibility Study, Session I 1:30-2:00Background and Suggested Overall Goals: A discussion of work that has gone before, future funding, preliminary thoughts and arrangements for collaboration, and other topicsFelix Wu and Peter Hayes 2:00-3:00
Software investigation and corresponding analysis
Felix Wu 3:00-3:30Relevant software demonstration
Zheng Yan, HKU
3:30–3:45
Break
3:45-5:15
Open Discussion
? Discussion and elaboration of overall study goals
? Discussion of institutions to be involved including their roles of each institution
? Discussion of tasks in the study and proposed timing
? Outputs of the study and dissemination of results
Open discussionModerator: Felix and Peter Hayes
5:15-5:20Review of day’s activities & outline for the next dayMasami Nakata 6:30-8:30Banquet 8:30-10:00Training on Matlab / Power System Toolbox (Optional)
Zheng Yan
10:00Close of Day 2
DAY THREE ? MAY 8, 2002
| 9:00-9:10 | Scenarios for the Future of the Korean Peninsula | David Von Hippel, Nautilus Institute | |
| 9:10-11:30 | Discussion to Summarize Study Organization, Session II? Confirmation of collaborating institutions
? Roles of collaborating institutions ? Study tasks ? Support to be provided ? Training needs and preliminary arrangements ? Data sharing ? Preliminary study schedule |
Felix Wu and David Von Hippel | |
| 10:30-10:40 | Break | ||
| 11:30-12:00 | Wrap-up and Closing of the Workshop | ||
| Review of the Workshop: Comments from Participants |
Led by Felix Wu and David Von Hippel |
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Official Closing |
Zheng Xu, Shenzhen Power Research Insititute | ||
| 12:00-13:00 | Lunch | ||
| 13:00-18:30 | Field Trip to Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station | Hosted by Shenzhen Power Research Institute | |
| 18:30-20:00 | Dinner | ||
| 20:00 | Close of Day 3 | ||