ECSEL MASRIA Smart Energy Core topics. Wolfgang Dettmann Vienna November 2016

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1 ECSEL MASRIA Smart Energy Core topics Wolfgang Dettmann Vienna November 2016

2 ECSEL MASRIA Smart Energy MASRIA MASRIA 2017 Electrical Energy Production Efficiency measures and installation of renewables as the only way to limit greenhouse gas emissions by coal, oil, gas. The 1 st time in 2014 we observe CO 2 emissions stalled despite growing economy 2

3 Smart Energy Intro Topics The energy world is in transition: different energy carriers are linked to achieve high efficiency, reliability and affordability. In the electricity world the increasing distributed power generation leads from today s uni-directional to a distributed and bi-directional power flow. This situation requires intelligence and security features at each level of the grid and the interfaces. Microand nano-electronics integrated into power electronic modules and systems are essential for an efficient, reliable and secure management of power generation, transmission, storage and consumption through smart grids, safe and secure system applications and devices. 3

4 EU, G7 and Paris Climate Conference underline the need for the three domains: 1. Sustainable power generation and energy conversion 2. Reduction of energy consumption 3. Efficient, reliable, safe & secure infrastructure and energy management Leaders declaration G7 summit, 7-8 June 2015, p15 and following:... commitment to the elimination of inefficient fossil fuel subsidies... ;...common global goal of GhG emissions reduction...of 40 to 70% by 2050 compared to In 2014 the EU agreed to a clear commitment: to collectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions of at least 40% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels across all sectors of the economy. Paris UN climate conference Dec 2015 Reaffirm the goal of limiting global temperature increase well below 2 degrees Celsius 4

5 1 st : sustainable Power Generation and Energy Conversion NEED Energy Innovation Growing energy demand remains, increased share of renewables supported by ECS ACTION Technical innovation Efficiency improvements; lifetime, robustness and reduced life cycle cost including smart maintenance RESULTS Economic impact Competitive position of European industry to create an increase in the EU value chain Societal Impact Reduced GHG emissions, more efficient renewable energies, creation of local employment Efficient distribution Intelligent and highly efficient converter 5

6 2 nd : Reduction of energy consumption NEED Energy Innovation Efficient distribution New solutions for energy efficiency on system level in general; new innovations for growing applications addressing lowest power demand for IoT solutions, HPC data centres and growing numbers of autonomous systems. ACTION Technical innovation Intelligent and highly efficient converter Efficient energy usage; scavenging, intelligent drive controls; smart controls for demand site integration, monitoring on system level by sensor networks, low power architecture, use of low power technologies. RESULTS Economic impact Competitive position of European industry to create an increase in the EU value chain New markets for system solution and services; sensors, control systems, efficient equipment and appliances Societal Impact Reduced GHG emissions, more efficient renewable energies, creation of local employment Less dependency on energy supply, less costs for energy, new employment opportunities 6

7 3 rd : Efficient, reliable, safe & secure infrastructure and energy management NEED ACTION RESULTS Energy Innovation Technical innovation Economic impact Societal Impact Efficient and reliable management of demand, distribution, supply and storage including safety and security Self-organizing grids and multi-modal energy systems incl. energy storage, resilient and self-healing infrastructure, with embedded safety and security, energy scavenging and IoT services New businesses for management of energy supply and storage, competitive position of European industry Enhanced involvement and acceptance of citizens for reduced energy consumption Decentralized services with local employment 7

8 Impact reduction and recovery of losses by significant values (application and SoA related), decreased size of the systems by miniaturization and integration, increased functionality, reliability and lifetime (incl. sensors & actuators, ECS HW/SW,...), increased market share by introducing (or adopting) disruptive technologies the game change to renewable energy sources and decentralized networks involving energy storage to stabilize the power grid preferably on medium and low voltage levels as well as to manage the intermittence of renewable power generation, offering new opportunities to consumers. plug and play integration of ECS into self-organized grids and multimodal systems safety and security issues in self-organized grids and multi-modal systems Optimized application and exploitation of technology advances in all areas where electrical energy consumption is concerned 8

9 Link to the Semiconductor Process Chapter 9

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