Utility Network. Operational benefits in Electric Distribution Anita Bjørklund, Hafslund Nett & Signe Bramming Andersen, Similix

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1 X Utility Network Operational benefits in Electric Distribution Anita Bjørklund, Hafslund Nett & Signe Bramming Andersen, Similix

2 Agenda Introductions Business drivers behind moving to the Utility Network Migration and integration strategy CIM & export experience Renewables ready model Tracing & analytics Q&A

3 Hafslund Nett, the largest grid company in Norway Hafslund Nett has approximately customers Hafslund Nett owns and operates the regional power grid in 40 communes Hafslund Nett owns and operates the distribution network in 35 communes Hafslund owns one of Europe s most state-of-the-art operations centers that manages, monitors and optimizes the operation of Hafslund s power grid and the company s power and district heating plants. Hafslund Nett has been one of Norway s most reasonably priced grid owners for many years, as well as having a high security of supply.

4 Similix in Head Lines Similix is a consultancy company and product developer of software for the utility industry with primary focus on the Esri & OSIsoft technology stack. We are passionate about software engineering. We are highly capable IT-developers, all having a master or PhD and 10+ years of experience. 16 employees in all. We are driven by delivering projects and software that impacts. We are working to create real and lasting value at our customers taking an out spring in their situation and needs. We have strong utility references since 2004: Ørsted (former DONG Energy), Lyse Elnett, Hafslund. We understand the processes in utilities, and has a strong vision for how IT can support processes in the future. Similix is an independent company owned 100% by Jesper Vinther Christensen, and with a solid platform to support growth. Ongoing Projects Utility Network Implementation Projects Hafslund, Oslo Project Maturation & Data Quality Assessment Lyse, Stavanger Data Model Development & Test Migrations Ørsted, Copenhagen Project Analysis Data Quality Assessment Control and Monitoring Center Off-Shore Windfarms for Ørsted Driving all asset centric processes for MV off-shore Turbines. Inspection, vibration monitoring, compliance, production optimization, KPI reporting. Merging of DMS and OMS at Ørsted Upgrade Schneider Electric ADMS from 3.4 to 3.7 Unifying Data Model for joint operation of LV and MV Enhancing the CIM based integration

5 We are travelling in good company The Utility Network Community was founded December 2016 to impact collaborate co-develop Common Utility Network Data Model around Esri s Utility Network

6 Trends in Hafslund Nett shaping the system landscape Renewables in fast growth Solar Solar with batteries Electrical cars EV s as batteries Electrical busses Electrical ferries CO2 free construction spaces Electrical machines Grid Extension Expected population growth up to before 2040 in grid area Regulation and reporting TSO demand for CIM reporting Request for Always updated documentation Functionality in the hands of field crew Enhanced data model Analytic & integration capabilities

7 System landscape

8 Business drivers for a phased go-live Smart planning: First go-live in Q Full migration Delta-integration from to UN Using RESTful API Utility Network data integrated to spatial analytics and Insight Return On Investment: Benefit from new functionality from the first go-live Agile transition for end-users Reduced risk at go-live

9 Project plan Ambitious with strong dependencies Integrated system landscape Integrations for ADMS and much more CIM exports will be needed for TSO Data loads for Analytic Hub Utility Network First Go-live Go-live new ADMS Utility Network Final Go-live First test migration Now Esri Release: API s Esri Release: Partial Posting Subnetwork export 2017 Nov

10 Migration strategy Idea Analysis Maturation Execution Evaluation Focus on Data Models & Migration Strategy 1 2 Focus on Data Quality 4 Focus on Go-live Procedures Design Existing Applications & Integrations 10.X Geodatabase 3 Similix UN Integrator Utility Network New Applications & Integrations

11 Advanced migration

12 CIM inspired data model ready for spatial analytics

13 CIM exports for TSO & ADMS x Produces CIM Files with: Equipment Terminals Connectivity Nodes Containers

14 Renewables data model - insert

15 Renewables: data migration benefits

16 Foundations for OMS: Failing equipment trace

17 Affected customer trace

18 The presenters Anita Bjørklund Manager, Power Engineer Hafslund Nett Signe Bramming Andersen Director of Business Development, MSc (Econ) Similix

19 Q&A