Smart Cities & Sustainable Islands: Challenges. George Kirk Cities Director Scottish Power Energy Networks

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1 Smart Cities & Sustainable Islands: Challenges George Kirk Cities Director Scottish Power Energy Networks

2 Smart Cities & Sustainable Islands: Challenges Strategic Infrastructure Planning for Smart Cities Derek Drummond ScottishPower Smart Energy Solutions Colin Henry - Siemens Intelligent Mobility for Smart Cities- the Grand Challenge Dr Andy Kerr - Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation Sustainable Islands & Communities Ed Craig - Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation 2

3 Strategic Infrastructure Planning for Smart Cities Derek Drummond Sustainable Technology Manager 22 nd May 2013

4 What Is A Smart City? Attractivity of natural conditions Pollution Co2 reduction Low carbon technology needs Environmental Protection Sustainable resource management Smart Environment Smart Economy Innovative Spirit Entrepreneurship Economic image and trademarks Productivity Flexibility of labour market International embeddedness Ability to transform Low Carbon technology and affordable warmth Smart Mobility Local accessibility (inter-) national accessibility Availability of ICT infrastructure Sustainable, innovative and safe transport systems Advanced energy distribution systems Participation in decision making Public and social services Transparent governance Political strategies and perspectives Optimum utility investment. Smart Governance Smart People Level of qualification Affinity to lifelong learning Social and ethnic plurality Flexibility Creativity Cosmopolitan open mindedness Participation in public life Thought Leadership Culture / Health / Housing Education / Tourism Social Cohesion Affordable Energy and Warm Homes Smart Living 4

5 Smart City Drivers for Change Emissions Impossible? Can our existing energy systems deliver a low-carbon future? UK Commitment to deliver: 35% of electrical energy from renewable s by % of zero carbon electrical energy by % CO 2 reduction in energy and transport by % CO 2 emission reduction for Glasgow by

6 Energy & Investment Modelling Identifying Project Areas Strategic Vision Large Spatial Context Complex Projects Definition Small Simple Regeneration Area Retro-fit Area 6

7 Identifying Areas for Investment Spatial Analysis of Data Proposals & Plans City Energy Plans SP Investment Plans Create Strategic Plans for SP & Cities Substations Cables / Overhead lines ScottishPower Asset Base Aerial Imagery Landranger MasterMap Topology Various Datasets LandLine 7

8 Smart City Energy Modelling Energy & Carbon Master-planning Optimal CO2 Benefit Strategic City-wide Approach SP Network Constraints & Plans Energy & Carbon Master-planning delivers CHP / Energy Centres District Heating Networks Energy from Waste Biomass Wind Solar PV / thermal Heat Pumps Network Connections Multi-Utiility Smart Metering Building Management Metering Services Various retail services Leads to Smart Grid Development 8

9 Developing an Integrated Plan Stakeholder Collaboration - Aligning SPEN & City Plans 1 SPEN Plans Investment Innovation Stakeholder Smart Grid 2 City Plans Economic Social Political Energy 3 Integrated Plan Investment/Energy 9

10 Example - Smart City Modelling in Glasgow Framework Programme 7 (FP7) STEP-UP Project (EU) STEP-UP: Strategies Towards Energy Performance and Urban Planning (STEP - UP) 3.7 million project which runs from Autumn 2012 to Spring 2015 Partner Cities: Glasgow, Ghent, Riga & Gothenburg Aim: Enhance Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP) for each City Key ScottishPower Tasks: Map energy consumption across City & highlight key energy users Relate energy data to key City stakeholder data Local Development Plan, Social Housing Investment, etc Create a Low Carbon Project Feasibility Workspace Highlight the potential to link these key infrastructure projects with future development in the City Evolution of IFI project that has gone before 10

11 FP7 STEP-UP How has GIS Helped? Local Development Plans (Council) Planning Applications (Council) Mastermap & AL2 building info (OS) Building Use Info (Local stakeholders) Demographic data (Council and Government) Multiple datasets Multiple formats Varied sources => Confusion Known Energy Usage: Public buildings (Council, NHS, Police/Fire Service, etc) Infrastructure Maps & Plans: Gas, Electricity & Water (Local utilities) Low-carbon project developments (Council, Developers, Local Stakeholders) 11

12 FP7 STEP-UP How has GIS Helped? Local Development Plans (Council) Planning Applications (Council) Mastermap & AL2 building info (OS) Building Use Info (Local stakeholders) Demographic data (Council and Government) Low carbon future scenarios: what do we want City to look like? Single database in a unified format => Clarity Energy Plan for City Known Energy Usage: Public buildings (Council, NHS, Police/Fire Service, etc) Infrastructure Maps & Plans: Gas, Electricity & Water (Local utilities) Low-carbon project developments (Council, Developers, Local Stakeholders) 12

13 FP7 STEP-UP Project Outputs 13

14 FP7 STEP-UP Project Outputs 14

15 Example - Smart City Modelling in Glasgow PhD Research at GCU; Renewable Heat Mapping Will develop a map displaying subsurface geological data including abandoned mine workings using ArcGIS. Using this data, we aim to quantify the geothermal resource beneath specific areas in Glasgow. Matching these results with above ground energy demand data, will help identify opportunities for ground source heat pump installations. Specific water and soil chemistry investigations, CoP studies etc will be conducted as part of the research project. 15

16 Strategic Infrastructure Planning Bringing it all Together Challenge Solution Result Social Economic Energy Environment Develop strategic plan Stakeholder coordination Project coordination Policy alignment Set targets and measure progress Jobs Inward Investment Reduced Reinforcement Reduced carbon emissions 16

17 Thank You and Any Questions?