The Internet of Energy A Strong Smart Grid Platform as Key Enabler

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1 The Internet of Energy A Strong Smart Grid Platform as Key Enabler siemens.com/energy-management

2 Today s grid Built around centralized generation with unidirectional power flow A centralized, unidirectional grid And integrated supply and distribution services! Page 2

3 Tomorrow s grid Bidirectional power and data flow; New- participants, -Elements, - Options with renewables, distributed energy, and unbundling of retail supply services. Hydrogen Storage Diesel Generator Biogas CHP Offshore Wind Parks Pumped Storage Power Plant Storage Solutions Large Scale PV Plant Small Industrial Gas Turbine Storage Solutions Electrical Vehicles Private Solar Smart Street Lighting Unidirectional Power Flow Bidirectional Power Flow Page 3

4 Disruptive technology in the Utility context is not about replacement - its about value share The value share for a Utility is not anymore a given. It will be the result of strategic choices. Value Share: The amount of money that a company makes selling its products or services compared to the amount of money that others make. Residential Scale Renewables Energy Electric Vehicles Energy Storage Smart Meters Utility Scale Renewables Smart Appliances Transmission / Distribution MicroGrids Building Efficiency Primary Central Generation Page 4

5 Expanding industry boundaries in utilities Shift from product/service quality to systems performance Weather Gas AMI AMI Smart ADM Water Home Automation Product / Service Smart, Connected Product Smart Product DIFFERENTIATE Customer intimacy / segmentation Set prices to capture value Value added services Customer engagement Enter a broader market system Increase buyer s loyalty Product Service / Product Improvement Billing Automation Outage (Notification) Customer Engagement Asset Optimization (Non-) Technical Loss Reduction of s New Offerings Ecar Time of Use Billing Central Wallet Prepayment Home Automation Solar / Battery Packaging Demand Response Page 5

6 Adding application on application and silo thinking leads to infeasible complexity IVR Business Analytics Market Comms AMI operations dash AMI AMI Secu rity Settle-ments Meter-ing Billing Self Service EDI ERP Subledger Reports Secu rity Collections VEE Planning RTP DMS / SCADA Asset Mgmt Pre-payment Simulation E-Mobility Rate design Page 6 Notifica-tions Reporting Meter Data Managemnt Security AMI Portal DRMS VPP WFM ETRM Reports

7 A right-sized and right-purpose platform to process AMI system data - A single source of truth ready to connect and interact Meter Communication Head End Smart Grid Platform Register Billing Interval Billing Energy Engage Prepayment Support Revenue Protection Demand Response Backend Customer Information s Demand Response s Work s Page 7 Simulation and Planning Remote Con/Discon Outage Settlements Network Loss Equipment Load Monitoring Distribution s

8 Data driven applications require robust and consolidated data processing and data management Applications EnergyIP Core Platform Functionality Integration Layer Page 8

9 Our Siemens EXAMPLE for an AMI platform Smart Grid Application Platform Completely scalable software architecture Applications can be added to the core platform as required Interoperability with any meter hardware as well as backend system available Close integration with other platform Solutions e.g. for enhanced Transmission/Distribution Proven for near real time scalability up to 50 Mio meter points, with 15 min interval readings Grid Applications AMI adapters Integration Layer EnergyIP Core Platform Functionality In operation for over 50 Utilities globally Page 9

10 Platforms representing system (data and processes) connecting with other systems to improve and enhance as well as redesign products and services Weather Data Home Automation Workforce Mgmt Network Planning Load Forecasting Asset Mgmt Customer Engagement Billing ESB Integration Layer HIS TCM GDIM SCADA IFS GDIM Advanced Distribution Platform (Spectrum Platform) VEE Integration CIM Outage Event Billing DS MDM AMI Platform (EnergyIP Platform) Device Operations Page 10

11 Integrated Applications will drive operational efficiency and asset optimization as well as enable new value added customer services Customer Operations Device Operations Grid Operations Market Operations Application and Reporting Framework Prepay Support Interval Billing Load Forecasting Remote Connect Network Losses (Grid) Disconnect Simulation and Planning Market Settlements Trading DR for DSO Revenue Protection Energy Balance Data Demand Response Register BiIling CIS Adapter HES Outage Event Energy Engage SCADA Equipment Load Monitoring ecar Gateways Advanced Outage Power Quality Meter Operations AMI Operations AMI Adapter Device Adapter DR Retail Device Operations Non-Technical Losses (Theft) Advanced Device Smart Communications Page 11

12 Beyond MDM: Big Data Integration supported by an end-to-end system integration framework BIG DATA ANALYTICS Customer Information Geographic Information Big Data Analytics Integration and enhancement of OT/IT processes Capture and store all different kinds of data Static and dynamic data based on CIM++ Enterprise Resource Planning IT/OT SYSTS INTEGRATION Real-time Events and Decentralized Analytics GRID CONTROL GRID PLANNING & DATA MODEL GRID APPLICATION Static and dynamic data based on CIM++ Asset Discovery of unknown correlation Development and use of a common data model Data and process integration predictive analytics and continuous improvements Page 12

13 What the right platform provides to your business Open interfaces and integration with any device, any communication technology and any backend system Proven scalability in terms of volume and functionality for the years to come Flexibility to implement new services and the tools to explore new offerings and markets Platform open to partners Page 13

14 Global References of Siemens Smart Grid Platform EnergyIP Page 14

15 Thank you Merten Foerster Head of Smart Grid Applications Asia Pacific Page 15