The demonstra-on of smart city and expansion to the urban disaster recovery promo-on area in Japan

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1 1 The demonstra-on of smart city and expansion to the urban disaster recovery promo-on area in Japan Toshiba corpora-on Community Solu-on Div. Yoshimasa Kudo

2 2 Contents! Japanese Smart City Demonstra-on! Toshiba s success story - Miyako island smart grid system - Yokohama smart city project! Concept of Toshiba s smart city! Urban disaster recovery area in Japan

4 Roadmap of smart city project Miyako island smart grid project Demand response project Effects & evalua<on of large PV/ many PV Energy stabilization Distribution network system of next generations Energy conserva<on project (BEMS/HEMS) Smart EV project (EV charging) Energy management of electric and thermal control Demonstration of basic technology Realiza<on of smart city Demonstration of smart city New Mexico smart grid project (Overseas project) & others The four-location smart city operational experiments (Japanese project) & others Earthquake Business model project (DR, Aggregator)

6 Miyako island smart grid system 6

7 7 Major smart city project in Japan 4 areas were selected as the smart city of first pilot demonstration area on 2010 in Japan. Each system has developed by 2012 and has been demonstrating until Kitakyushu city project Scale: 200 residential and 70 companies Feature: - DR by dynamic pricing (real) - Total energy management in the limited area Toyota city project Scale: 70 residential with PV, FC, Batt., PHV Feature: - DR by dynamic pricing (virtual) - Traffic demand side management (V2H,V2G) Yokohama city project Scale: 4,000 residential, buildings(200acres), 2,000 EV Feature: - DR by dynamic pricing (virtual) - Virtual battery control Keihana area project Scale: 900 residential Feature: - DR by dynamic pricing (virtual) - Visualization and consulting of energy usage

8 Yokohama Smart City Project(YSCP) The world's largest scale Smart City construction in Yokohama (One of the Next Generation Energy and Social Systems Demonstrations by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) n n n One of four next-generation energy and social system demonstrations by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Four regions:yokohama, Toyota, Keihanna, Kitakyushu) Selected April, Features Large-scale estabulised city (3.7M people) Citizens and Yokohama base company cooperation. Aim Cooperation of various demand side energy management systems and community energy management system (CEMS). The efficient use of energy by demand response from the CEMS. Provide new value to customers by utilizing a network of CEMS. CEMS:Community Energy Management System DR:Demand Response--- Varying the power consumption pattern to suppress customer power usage by seting the electricity price and/or incentives, in case system become unreliable and/or power prices bcome high.

9 Outline of this project Demand Supply Balancing Battery Storage (Toshiba, Hitachi, Meidensha, NEC) Storage SCADA (Toshiba) Storage SCADA Smart Condominium* (JX Nippon Oil & Energy, Mitsui Fudosan Residential,Toshiba) HEMS (Panasonic) HEMS (Mitsui Fudosan Residential, Toshiba) HEMS Started operation from visualization service Smart Condominium* (MEMS) (DAIKYO ASTAGE ) Apartment HEMS (Tokyo Gas, NTT-F, NTT Docomo) Construct Community Energy Management aiming to cut CO2 emission by 25% 1! DR with large number of consumers! Power Network stabilization by Battery Storage EMS Charging Station (JX Nippon Oil & Energy) Charging-Discharging EV (Nissan, Hitachi, Orix, Orix Auto) GDC (Nissan) Clustered BEMS (Toshiba) CEMS (Toshiba, Accenture) CEMS Connected to BEMS/HEMS/Storage SCADA with standard interface(open ADR) Smart FEMS (Meidensya, Sumitomo Electric) Target Scale HEMS (4,000 units) BEMS Connected to Cluster BEMS Smart BEMS (Toshiba, Taisei) Smart BEMS (Toshiba, Taisei) Commercial Facility BEMS (JGC) BEMS(800,000m 2 ) 2 Office Building BEMS (Toshiba, Marubeni, Mitsubishi Estate,Mitsui Fudosan) Smart BEMS (Meidensya,NEC) EV (2,000 cars) 1:Yokohama-City Comparison with 1990, target to achieve in 2020, 2:200 acres

10 Energy saving/storage technologies and DR for building Clustered control CEMS +5% by DR for building Clustered control DR request! Apply the balanced remaining power distribution algorism for Clustered %(Average) usage reduction buildings first timeenergy Internet 17 Clustered BEMS In the YSCP project, we have achieved 17% Available usage reduction ofparallel 6 buildings by Peakenergy cut +20% by electricity/heat capacity estimation control which corresponds the demand response. to DR! Cost reduction by controlling energy generation/storage equipments DR distribution Apartment Energy saving control DR control Internet Building facilities/ equipments Energy use information Single houses HEMS Capacities of tenant DR DR BEMS Existing BEMS DR DR Smart BEMS Smart BEMS batteries Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity TAISEI Corp. Tech. Center Smart Battery Peak cut up to 3MW in clustered buildings in comparison with before introduction of system (target)

11 Home Energy Management System (HEMS) Promote energy-saving behavior by the delicate visualization of power usage and the power generation. Realize the peak shift / cut of electricity demand by demand response in cooperation with CEMS. Optimize the entire energy creation, energy storage by new energy equipments. YSCP Toshiba HEMS Site The main equipment configuration for implementing the HEMS Conducted social demonstration up to 4,000 households equipment configuration depends on The demonstration target. Tagets CO 2 20% reduction by visualization (10%) + DR support (10%) Leveraging proven results, aim to expand services at domestice and and abroad

12 Mansion Energy Management System (MEMS) MEMS is for energy management of the apartment common areas Demonstrated in JX Nippon Oil & Energy, Mitsui Fudosan Residential,Daiky o DAIKYO ASTAGE apartment, and practical realization Demand Response request Common area lighting Electric utilities, etc. PV Equipment monitoring and control Common areas air conditioning Feedwater pump Battery Housing equipment cooperative control Elevator Incoming panel Emergency power supply EV Carger In Park Homes Okurayama (177 units in total), 10-15% estimated energy saving effect including private areas and condominium common areas.

13 13 Contents! Japanese Smart City Demonstra-on! Toshiba s success story - Miyako island smart grid system - Yokohama smart city project! Toshiba s Concept of the smart city! Urban disaster recovery area in Japan

14 14 Toshiba Smart City Solu-ons Big Data, Cloud, Ensure security Secure efficient, stable power source Smart City

15 Collabora-on with the partner To realize the smart city by collabora<on with several partners l Government l Government- affiliated organiza<on l Government financial l Power U<lity l IPP l DR service provider l Home builder l Developer l Electric material vender l Foreign government l Local residents l Municipality l Building owner l Building administra<ve company l Manufacturer l Gas company l Automobile manufacturer l Security company l Railroad/highway company Smart City l Service provider l Adver<sing agency l Commercial facility l Hospital l Investment company l Bank l Consul<ng firm It s necessary to collaborate with the service provider and/or operator in order to realize the resilient and sustainable smart city.

16 The sustainable model HEMS ADR Appliance control 計測器 HEMS 機器 Localized APL Coupon -cket service Healthcare DB 家電家電家電 PV 蓄電池 EV Localized service Security Developed in the YSCP project n Local residents n Localized service plaòrm n Common service plaòrm DB Public service Enter- tainment n Informa<on asset plaòrm Expansion of the user and equipment for the service Expansion to the other area Diversifica<on of the service and easy involving of the partner Toshiba will aim to realize the smart city provided with not only energy service but also several service related the human life.

17 Expansion of our experience to the smart city Toshiba will expand the YSCP system to the other municipality and modify it for the environmentally friendly ci<es Expansion to other municipality Development of YSCP system Modifica-on for local needs Demonstra<on Expansion to the City of Ishinomaki, Ibaragi, etc. Modifica<on for environmentally friendly city Development of new service func<ons To add on YSCP system Realiza<on of the environmentally friendly city and expansion to the large city or oversea city If necessary

19 19 Lessons learned from the earthquake We learned several lessons as below from the Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster mi-ga-on & Safety and reliable town by the robust design Ø To keep the infrastructure of lifeline - Realiza-on of the disaster preven-on shelter base - Self- sufficient for the energy in the base by applying the microgrid technology Ø Necessity of the evacua-on guidance - Realiza-on of the informa-on system Kyoto Damaged Area Tokyo 8 model cities/towns are selected for the redevelopment area as the smart city (Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, Ohira, Yamamoto, Miyako, Kitagami, Kamaishi, Aizuwakamatsu)

20 Basic policy of disaster recovery Master plan of the City of Ishinomaki 20 Disaster resilient urban development Economic and industrial revival To make society valuing relationship The City for Safety & Environment-friendly Development of smart city with partner(the City and utility) Environment Effective use of DG Expansion of RE Ì Energy Ì Disaster resilient Disaster prevention shelter base and information Invigoration of the community Citizen participation Life support Information/Service

21 Total design of Ishinomaki project Community Energy Management System (CEMS) Power grid stabilization system Management system for the customer Demand & supply balancing, fluctuation reduction of RE Emergent operation Battery storage Self-sufficient (common area) Public housing Useful Information service Grasp of energy usage Request for cooperation by DR Optimization of energy usage Building Central energy control Disaster prevention information Grasp of energy usage PV Citizens Residential area Normal (energy) Emergency (energy) Normal (life) Residence Emergency (life) Commercial Public facility Urban center Citizens Charging station Citizens Disaster prevention shelter base

22 22 Schedule of disaster recovery We are now developing the pre- commercial system of smart community in the City of Ishinomaki Business phase System implementa-on Pre- commercial BEMS for public facili-es HEMS for residence BEMS for commercial building Commercial Expansion CEMS (step- by- step development) Management system for the customer Func-on: - Visualiza-on - BEMS connec-on Upgrade: - HEMS connec-on - service informa-on Upgrade: - Energy management Cloud service Power grid stabiliza-on system Connec-on

23 Heading towards implementation of the smart community Jump up Commercial Project ＦＳ Project Smart Grid Demonstration Project Smart Community Quality of Life Energy Management Smart meter T&D system Renewable energy Cloud Service Building facility Storage battery

24 24 Thank you for your attention. Toshiba Group Slogan: Committed to People, Committed to the Future.