Energy Data Management _Smart Metering all the way

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1 Energy Data Management _Smart Metering all the way Workshop Smart Metering, Comunidade Intermunicipal da Região de Aveiro 24 de Março de 2015

2 Siemens Energy innovations for over 140 years 1866 Dynamo 1930 Expansion switch 1977 First digital protection application 2008 World s first 800 kv HVDC power line Molded case circuit breakers 3VA 1866 TODAY 1892 First public alternating current power plant 1964 First SF 6 circuit breaker 1989 Infinitely variable three-phase compensator 2013 HVDC Offshore wind farm connection Energy IP LV platform for Smart Grid applications Page 2

3 Desafios que operadores e consumidores enfrentam será resolvida também por ambas as partes Economic efficiency Reliable power supply Climate protection Resource efficiency Acceptance Over the past century, affordable energy has been a significant component of global economic growth and development. World Economic Forum Inefficient, antiquated energy supply stifles productivity. United Nations Foundation,»Achieving Universal Energy Access«Europe will cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 and will produce 27% of its energy from renewable sources. The Guardian Decentralized generation will call for changes to the electricity network and, to ensure flexibility, the power sector will need to become more intelligent and computercontrolled. The concept of achieving public awareness, positive experience and acceptance as a prerequisite for the successful full scale rollout of a smart grid has not only delivered a positive stakeholder response Kelvin Ross, Power Engineering International 2013 Global Impact Report Page 3

4 A contagem está espalhada por todos os pontos da rede para garantir uma gestão integrada More electrification Further development of electrification levels in emerging economies Grid modernization includes new measurements points in real time Distributed generation Increasing level of renewable and distributed generation Load is not easily tracked with just consumers Page 4

5 Os desafios ultrapassam o conhecido e novas tenologias e dados chegam para serem processados Water Electricity & Gas Municipalities Renewables Inshore/offshore Automotive Chemicals Data centers Microgrids, Virtual Power Plants TSOs / DSOs Metals Oil and Gas Cities infrastructures Transportation and logistics Large power generation Construction, real estate Mining, Industry Multi-Functional Structures Page 5 1 Distribution system operators 2 Transmission system operators

6 Processos base a ter em conta por um sistema em mercado aberto: Meter Data Management (SG v1.0) Data Collection & Unification Validation, Estimation, Edition Billing / Publication / Settlement Event Management, Monitoring, Control Page 6

7 Tendências de mercado a evoluir para sistemas mais abrangentes: Energy Data Management (SG v2.0) Demand Response Management Revenue Protection Network Technical Balance Demand Forecasting Page 7

8 Próxima geração de sistemas de gestão e predição de acontecimentos: SmartGrid Application (SG 3.0) Simulation & Grid Planning & Self-healing Equipment Load Management Outage & Restoration Event Handling DEMS / Virtual Power Pants / Storage ecar & Dynamic Loads Multi-tenancy Cloud Solution and SaaS Page 8

9 Diagrama dos vários intervenientes necessários ao funcionamento de um ecossistema SmartMetering Optimized Operation Technical Gateway Energy & Resources Educated Decisions Business Gateway Business Rules IT System Smart Meter Head End System Tele-Meter Legacy Meter Headless System MDM 1.0 EDM 2.0 SmartGrid 3.0 OT System Page 9

10 Benefícios de um MDM/EDM face a ligações diretas entre sistemas técnicos e de negócio Renewals Distributed Generation Customer Information System & Billing System Gas Industrial/Commercial metering HES1 Business Analytics Cash Applications Electricity Residential Metering HES 2 Outage Management DMS Planning/ Analytics Grid Sensors Interfaces Workforce Management Water HES Core Platform Asset Management IHD / Appliance Others Smart Car Geographical Information System Reporting/ KPI Page 10

11 Um sistema EDM moderno necessita ter informação dos contador e na rede onde este se integra Parent Distribution Node Account / Contact / Username/ Distribution Node HV/MV MV/LV Comms Module Premise Network Provider Meter/ Smart Thermostat Load Control Channel (virtual)/ Network Module/ Service Point/ Service Provider/ Route/ DG Smart Car Page 11

12 Complexity Um sistema EDM deve ser um sistema aberto e baseado em standard de operação e segurança and other Concerns: Must have Non-functional DLMS/COSEM,PRIME, G3, Cenelec, Zigbee Alliance HTTPS, DES, SSH, FTPs SSO: LDAP, MS-AD Certificate Keys exchange Multi-millions meters support Vertical / Horizontal HW Scale Industry known DB, CIS, GIS Page 12 MDM VEE ELM NPL DRMS VPP NS Analytics Forecastin g MTM EDM Months/Years Need to have a future proof & modern architecture With 2 ways metering/grid control protocols Interoperable with different Metering and Grid topologies Communication agnostic and all IP supportive model Support multiple types of meter and measurements Needs to be compatible with regulatory changes

13 Siemens Portugal - Contacto Geral Siemens Portugal Telefone: (+351) Paulo Pádua, engº EMEA - Technical Sales Manager paulo.padua@siemens.com Pedro Pinheiro, engº Smart Grid Business Unit Manager Pedro.pinheiro@siemens.com Page 15