FLEXGRID PROGRAMME THE P.A.C.A SMART GRIDS REGIONAL INTEREST OPERATION

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FLEXGRID PROGRAMME THE P.A.C.A SMART GRIDS REGIONAL INTEREST OPERATION 1

Smart Grids, one of the priorities of the New Face of Industry in France plan Globally, the renewable energies sector accounts for estimated turnover of 30bn per year From 2017 onwards, deploy a set of industrially mature Smart Grid equipment and technologies across a large, representative area. Develop successful business models. Turn the deployment zone into a showcase of France s Smart Grids expertise for the export market. 2

Flexgrid Programme

Flexgrid Programme 42 territorial projects 6 cross-cutting projects : Acculturation and society mobilisation, Support and mobilisation of SMEs, International promotion, leveraging and growth, Training and skills development, Data management, Cyber-security 340m in investissement 10,5m invested by RTE and 20m by Enedis over the 2017-2020 period to support the projects 800 involved companies and entities 2600 beneficiary companies, 115 000 beneficiary citizens

FLEXGRID projects portfolio Self-consumption of renewables, storage, energy optimisation and greater flexibility of the regional and international key economic sites Data centers (electro-sensitives) Heavy industry (intensive consumption) 15 sites Project contents : RES self consumption Electrochemical energy storage and demand storage (process, cold ) Active management of productions/storage/ consumptions Use values and economic values sought by companies : o Capturing the lower market prices (purchase/sale), securing prices o Power reductions o Avoiding costs of disturbance on the public distribution system and consumption errors o Cost sharing between erasing and RES selfconsumption o Enhancing their public image o Providing flexibilities and system services to electricity grid operators Cold-storage transport and warehouses Agriculture, agro-processing and agro-industries Aromatic industries Tourism 5

Port de Bouc FLEXGRID projects portfolio Self-consumption of renewables, storage, energy optimisation and greater flexibility of the regional and international key economic sites Frais Vallon (Marseille) Sustainable and inclusive cities (logements sociaux) 17 projects Project contents : RES self-consumption (PV, hydroelectricity, seawater circuit technology, geothermal energy, hydrogen, biomass ) Demand storage (process, cold) Active management of productions/storage/ consumptions Smart meters and smart grids (distribution networks) Use values and economic values sought by companies : o Power/energy reductions o Securing prices o Cost sharing between erasing and RES self-consumption o Avoiding consumption errors o Boosting social, economic, territorial development o Providing flexibilities to electricity grid operators Les Orres Isola 2000 Devoluy Mountain resorts River and protected territories Hautes Alpes et Alpes de Haute Provence Islands and remote areas Lérins Coastal cities in hot countries Toulon, Cagnes/mer Euroméditerranée (Marseille) Nice 6

FLEXGRID projects portfolio Complementarity and flexibility of RES and recovery productions PV farms and wind power plants of Aloe PV farms and storage in la Cité des Energies of CEA 4 projects Projects content : Complementarity between RES / virtual power plants (hydroelectric plant in la Durance, solar farms and wind power plants) Storage (dams, pumping stations /harnessing irrigation water, electrochemical storage) Transmission System for Electricity Canal de Provence Use values and economic values sought by companies : o Fluctuations management o Finding the best productions investement from buyers and markets. o Providing flexibilities and system services to electricity grid operators o Enhance the integration capacity of RES in the grids o Reducing costs of connecting new RES producers Synergies between gas networks and electricity grids : Electric productions from gas transportation applications and industrial selfconsumption Flexibility/Storage of power to gas 7

FLEXGRID projects portfolio Smart management of electric vehicle charging and discharging Deployment of public smart charging stations and of smart user interfaces (04,05,06,13 departments ). 6 projects Projects content : Shared frame of reference (levels of intelligence) Installation of public charging stations (potentially supported by RES) Exchanges with drivers and incentives Framework for the development or private charging Vehicule to home or to grid Use values and economic values sought by companies : o electric vehicles sales o estate value o Pricing of charging o Avoiding costs for the strengthening of networks o Reducing the impacts on air quality Electric charging and mobility between The Camp, Marignane and Aix TGV 8