Accessibility of Big (Smart) Data

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1 Accessibility of Big (Smart) Data Sorana Ionescu - Director Smart Metering, IESO EDIST Conference - January 13 th 2016

2 The Connected Revolution Society continues to move towards ever increasing connectedness. Everything that can be connected to high-speed broadband has the potential to be smart Source: Council of Canadian Academies Enabling Sustainability in an Interconnected World; ECO Report - Smart from Sunrise to Sunset

3 A Globally Evolving Ecosystem UPSTREAM Decentralised energy and independent power producers (IPPs) Distributed resources (solar, CHP, wind) Renewables (onshore/offshore wind, biomass, hydro) Conventional generation (nuclear, CCGTs) baseload & backup MIDSTREAM Super-Smart Grid Common interest projects such as interconnectors Expansion of e-mobility infrastructure Local distribution and district heating networks Grid stabilisation DOWNSTREAM Services Energy solutions (design, planning, installation, operation) Installation and maintenance of distributed generation Maintenance of e-vehicle charging points Contractor roles to manage energy Source: Energy Darwinism - The Evolution of the Energy Industry, a Citi 2013 Report 3

4 The Evolving Customer Source: PwC US Power and Utilities practice 4

5 The Evolving Home Source: Bain & Company 5

6 One Billion Smart Meters Worldwide by 2022 Canada - 12M United States - 132M United Kingdom - 27M France - 35M Italy, Germany - 33M Spain - 22M China - 438M South Korea - 21M Japan - 59M Brazil - 30M Source: TelefonicaSA Report,

7 Smart Meters Installations Peaking in 2018 Highest domestic penetration rates (>80%) achieved in North America and Europe Global implications for large market deployments of m2m technologies Source: TelefonicaSA Report,

8 Smart Meters at Home Nearly 5 million smart meters installed in Ontario 1.8 million smart meters in British Columbia Over 500,000 smart meters in Alberta Hydro Quebec has installed 1.7 million smart meters, and will complete 3.8 million installations by 2018 Source: Canadian Electricity Association 8

9 The Evolving Grid Ontario's early implementation of smart meters gave the province a head start in smart grid deployment. Connecting the customer to the control room -- new possibilities as consumers decide how much to use or sell depending on what the price is. ngimages/pages/ontario% 27s-Power-System/Smart- Grid/default/IESO-systemdiagram_980.png 9

10 The Evolving IESO The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) works at the heart of Ontario's power system ensuring there is enough power to meet the province's energy needs in real time while also planning and securing energy for the future, through: Planning Enabling Conservation Ensuring Supply Operating the Grid Engaging Stakeholders and Communities 10

11 The Evolving Utility Sources: OEB 2014 Yearbook of Electricity Distributors and Canadian Electricity Association 11

12 Ontario s Smart Metering System One of the largest shared service systems in the world supporting 70 LDCs and 8 authorized agents One of the largest transactions systems in North America adding 100 to 120 million records every day Reliably processing meter reads and delivering data for billing of all residential and small general service customers in Ontario 12

13 SME Delivery Model SME Management and Administrative Support Operational Service Provider (OSP) Program Management Operations Technical Business Solutions Architecture and Quality Assurance Application Management Infrastructure Management & Hosting 2 nd and 3 rd Level Incident and Problem Support Change, Release, and Configuration Management Information Security Service Level Management and Reporting Backup and Recovery Disaster Recovery Portfolio Management and Planning Major Change Initiatives and Releases MDM/R Solution and Operational Improvements MDM/R Infrastructure Refresh Financial Cost Management Program Risk Management Program Status Reporting MDM/R Service Desk (1 st Level Support) Service Request Management Incident Management Change Management Service Level Management and Reporting MDM/R Business Continuity Management OSP Performance Monitoring Knowledge Management LDC Registration and Enrolment MDM/R Access Security Management LDC Testing Support LDC Reporting Regulatory Reporting Stakeholder Engagement Design, Standards and Configuration Management Technical Architecture Support Co-ordinate Planning and Implementation of Changes Change Management Requirements Development and Solution Design Project Management Communications and Training Integration and Acceptance Testing Technical Architecture Management and Support 3 rd Level Incident and Problem Support Problem Management Configuration Management Support Internal Controls Assurance CSAE-3416 Audit Management Testing and Office Automation Support IESO Shared Services Finance Settlements Internal Audit Legal IT and Facilities Regulatory Affairs Human Resources Records Management 13

14 MDM/R in Numbers Service Delivery Points Residential: 3.8m, Small General Service:.4m AMI Supported Services Interval Reads Billing Requests Data Retrieval Requests Reports Delivered Data Size Sensus, Elster, Trilliant, Tantalus, SmartSynch (5, 15, 30, 60 minute intervals; most are 60 minute) 26 Validation, Estimation and Editing Services 28 Framing Structures ~ 100m 120m per day (processing 20 to 28 million per hour) 200K to 300K per day 15K to 60K per hour 2,300 per day 200+ billion rows of data 14

15 2015 Successes MDM/R Technical Enhancements LDC Training and Support Optimizations LDC Mergers & Acquisitions Processes New LDC Self Serve & Reporting Capabilities Big Data Explorations 15

16 2015 Accomplishments The SME Academy The IESO initiated and completed a project to develop the SME Academy ; a repository of interactive web-based training modules for LDCs to complement the classroom training sessions currently being offered. Delivering this training content as interactive on-line modules allows LDCs to review the training modules at their own convenience from any location. The IESO will continue to encourage LDCs to suggest training content that would be useful to them. 16

17 2015 Accomplishments LDC Analytics Dashboard and Service Desk The SME has developed an interactive dashboard for LDCs that will allow them to select a time period and view real-time analytics: Synchronization processing Meter Read data submissions Billing processing Several enhancements were made to the LDC-facing Service Desk : GUI User Validation, Enhanced Technical Interface Specifications (TIS) and Reports Technical Specifications (RTS), new articles added to the Knowledge Base 17

18 2015 Accomplishments LDCs M&A Process The SME consulted with LDCs on the best approach for a MDMR-specific Mergers & Acquisitions Business Process. In addition to outlining the process and training LDCs, the SME worked closely with Siemens emeter, to develop a custom EnergyIP application that supports the LDCs M&A process. The process and supporting tool have been successfully exercised during two mergers and acquisitions in 2015 with more scheduled in SME Process Mergers & Acquisitions 18

19 2015 Accomplishments MDM/R Upgrade Siemens emeter EnergyIP, the software platform of the MDM/R, was upgraded to EIP Version 7.6. The new version addressed a significant number of identified issues and brought the MDM/R to the most deployed supported version of EnergyIP. The project was architected such that LDCs did not need to make any changes to their business processes. The cutover to the new platform was completed in March

20 2015 Accomplishments MDM/R Data Mart The SME has architected and developed the MDM/R Data Mart to improve the resiliency of the MDM/R and to address the growing volumes of Web Services Requests. At this point, the Data Mart will have no restrictions to the amount of data and will be available for 24/7 access. The Data Mart is currently in the final internal testing phase, with an LDC pilot planned in early/mid Q

21 2015 Accomplishments Enhanced Data Access IESO s Foundation Project investigating how to enhance the value of the data set within MDM/R, with the following recommendations: Including geo-location, customer identifier or other relevant information Developing a framework / protocol that governs access to data from the MDM/R and builds in Privacy by Design The government is also investigating the implementation of a MDM/R Data Access Platform or MDAP, a separate project, with some common elements including the need to address privacy matters. 21

22 2016 Roadmap MDM/R Technical Optimizations - MDM/R infrastructure refresh and system improvements - MDM/R software upgrades - MDM/R Data Mart LDC Business Operations Enhancements - MDM/R Analytics Enhancements - MDM/R Dashboard - MDM/R Reports and Service Desk Smart Metering Data Evolution - Internal IESO opportunities (conservation, planning) - External data exploration, data access and analytics opportunities 22

23 Thank You. 23