Considerations and examples from Vienna

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1 Big Data: a tool for what kind of local transition? Considerations and examples from Vienna European Energy Transition Conference 2017 Bordeaux, January 2017 Waltraud Schmid Energy Center TINA Vienna

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3 Smart City Vienna Mission The best quality of life for all inhabitants of Vienna, while minimizing the consumption of resources, realised through comprehensive innovation. 3

4 Energy transition with overall key objective: reduce CO 2 by 80% per capita by 2050 Indicator Primary energy consumption p.c. Final energy consumption p.c. Energy consumption of buildings ~ W W -40 % - 1 % per year Share of Renewables 11 % 50 % Share of waste heat 11 % 20 % Share of ways by car 30 % < 15 % CO 2 p.c. (= per capita) 3,1 t 1 t The transition to low-carbon economy needs substantial data inputs for informed (urban planning) decisions. 4

5 Vienna s Digital Agenda 5

6 Vienna s Digital Agenda: Guiding principles and fields of action Fields of action Data protection Give time to people Digital competence I like IT Digital city Digital infrastructure Guiding principles Trust and security Transperancy, openess and participation Inclusion, solidarity and social sustainability Gender equality Citizen orientation Strengthening the local economy Consolidation Innovation Flexibility and learning 6

7 ViennaGIS (R), the geo information system of the city of Vienna provides comprehensive geodata and service infrastructure 7

8 ENERGY INFORMATION IN VIENNA GIS 8 Quelle: MA 20

9 GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL FOR GEOTHERMAL PROBES OF 30/100/300M 9 Quelle: MA 20

10 Vienna s Open Government Initiative: > 300 data sets triggered 200 application 10

11 Seestadt Aspern, 22nd district New urban area 240 ha, 50% public space dwellings ( people) jobs 11

12 ASCR Aspern Smart City Research digitally reproduces the Urban Lakeside with its real data and can simulate any energy concepts and optimisation measures to develop transferable energy solutions for entire cities 12

13 Sim City, only with real data: URBEM-DK Research and development of an interactive environment for the analysis of scenarios towards a sustainable, secure, affordable and livable city, using the example of Vienna in a holistic and interdisciplinary approach PhD course of lectures with a team of 10 students coached by Wiener Stadtwerke 13

14 Cliquez ICT Platformet modifiez le titre collaboration of departments for housing, energy and mobility ICT platform to support integrated urban planning new cooperation with Viennese utility collaborative approach to renovate quarters common learning

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16 the enabler Societal benefit Final customers Business- Kunden Distributor WL Citizens & City: Urban planning, quality of life, Mobile end users LL B2C GL xyz. e-mobility provider builders local economy Enabler for sales of multimodal mobility B2B B2B Platform Mobility service provider Aggregator Integrator for service provider B2B Dr. Michael Lichtenegger NeuMo;

17 Reflections Potential of big data not yet exploited, only partly recognised Big data useful and needed input for better urban planning o still carefully question which level of detail o (new) collaboration on data exchange with grid operators needed Changing public role o Data supplier or more? Big data (analysis or services) is not replacing political decisions and framework conditions 17

18 Thank you! TINA Vienna GmbH Smart City Wien Agentur + Energy Center Wien Waltraud Schmid, Head of Energy Center waltraud.schmid@tinvienna.at