Richard SchombergIEC Smart Energy chairEDF VP Smart Energy Standards

Security Watch India - ISGFJuly 2015Windsor, London, UK

FromSmart Grid toSmart Cities

InternationalElectrotechnical Commission

Smart Citiesare the

Embedded

sensors and intelligence

Shared digital infrastructure

(power, water, gas, transport, etc.

Embedded

sensors and intelligence

Shared data

pathforward

The Smart Grid is an essential

early step

Agenda slide

Smart Cities by Connectivity

Smart Citiesby Design

Apps

Data

Platform

Devices

Data

Platform

Data

Platform

Data

Platform

Electric Water Gas Transport Emergency

Data

Platform

Current applications live in “silos”

Communications

Apps

Blended Apps

Electric Water Gas Transport Emergency

Data Mgmt, Warehouse,

Analytics

Service Delivery Platform

Collect

Communicate

Crunch

Smart Citiesby

Connectivity?

Present

Perfect

Predict

we crunch

the data to

Present - Real-time situational awareness

1Present: Rio control center integrates 30 depts

Perfect : Microsoft building management: 125 buildings, 58,000 employees (M$ saved !)

1Singapore: Predict congestion before it happens

Memphis: Predicting crime = 30% drop

Beyond ICT Technology improving operations:smartness from planning and design!• Energy long term planning

– local energy potential,

– Energy demand - buildings, mobility

– Energy Networks

• Solutions for low carbon and smart cities – Energy efficiency, eco-

districts

– Electric mobility

– Smart grid to enable local renewable and demand response

An integrated and systemic approach to better serve the citizens and improve cities’ attractiveness and

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How Energy and Urban Development are coupled?

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Smart Energy planning: simulation to understand long term impact of today’s decisions

Complex – system - modelingMulti scale, Interactions, non deterministic

Persistent for the long term

3D intelligence for smart actionable results

SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

Modeling & simulation to discover many counterintuitive clues!

In this case: More MWh generated from PV installed in fact on the less exposed buildings !

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*in collaboration with

Greenery Regenerativelifts

Fuel CellAir conditioning

Photovoltaic

Green HomePackage

Water*

Common arealighting

Waste*

Transport*

Increaselandscaping

Singapore – HDB Partnership: Urban Planning using Systemic approach

ENERGY COST GHG CITY BENCHMARK

Power

Heat

Fuel

+Production

Operation

Investment

Power Sold

Total

Emissions

Compensation

Green Mark

Green Home Package

Singapore – HDB Partnership: Urban Planning using Systemic approach

SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

Multidimensional Decision Support tool to optimize a Green Print

Singapore’s “Housing & Development Board” (Yuhua-Jurong)

SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

CONCLUSIONSCities can be designed and managed differently!

- Standards and interoperability, taking a systems approach will help mastering the complexity and accelerate deployments

- The pervasive Information & Communication Technologies enable rapid development of “on line” intelligence to present, perfect, predict

- The Smartness of a city resides also in its design taking into account long term planning from multiple viewpoints for sustainability

- Understanding Human behavior, needs, aspirations, must be the driving force !

SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

standards = Smart Energy chromosomes

SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015