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1 Grant agreement no:

2 Project Facts The CIVIS project is financially supported by the European Union Seventh Framework Project Number: Project Title: CIVIS- Cities as drivers of social change Call (part) Identifier: FP7-SMARTCITIES-2013 Duration in months: 36 Starting date: Total Project Costs: 4,074, Requested EU contribution: 2,978, Project website: Project facebook page:

3 Project Participants University of Trento (IT) - Coordinator Aalto University (FI) Enel Foundation (IT) Imperial College London (UK) Instituto Superior Tecnico (PT) Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE) KTH (SE) Santer Reply SpA (IT) TNO (NL) Technische Universiteit Delft (NL) CREATE-NET (IT) Bruno Kessler Foundation (IT)

4 CIVIS Objectives The main outcome of CIVIS project will be an integrated ICT platform and a decision support system able to achieve energy savings and CO2 reduction by enabling a close interaction between prosumers and main stakeholders. Information Network CIVIS will foster the adoption of more energy-aware behaviours through the deep involvement of the social system and the leverage on community-based dynamics in the energy system. CIVIS will enable communities, interest groups, business and non-business players to decide how to allocate energy according to shared goals, intents and beliefs. Energy System CIVIS will enable a more efficient, sustainable and CO2-aware energy system in smart cities. Social Network

5 Pilot Sites Context - Sweden Hammarby Sjöstad 9000 dwellings Several tenants-owners organizations District heating, generation from local heat pumps Fårdala 177 town houses and semi-detached houses local housing association Users have the possibility to choose their own electric supplier and can purchase green electricity.

6 Pilot Sites Context - Italy San Lorenzo in Banale 1100 inhabitants CEIS consortium (3300 members) 73 PV implants 20 associations Storo 4600 inhabitants CEdiS consortium (3200 members) 330 PV implants 56 associations

7 Distribution of energy use Stockholm Trento Heating Hot water Electricity Cooling Heating Hot water Electricity Cooling

8 Sources of heat Stockholm District heating CHP Waste Biofuels Coal Heat pumps No chance to select provider Trento Individual boilers Firewood/pellets Gas/LPG Oil Solar thermal Heat pumps Several providers

9 Sources of electricity Stockholm National grid hydro nuclear wind biofuels fossil PV Trento Local cooperative hydro PV import from national grid One provider per site Several providers

10 Smart meters and metering Stockholm Electricity 100% Heating 100% Trento Electricity 100% Heating N/A Smart metering allows accessing historical data

11 Volatility of electricity price, Sweden Week in January

12 Volatility of electricity price, Italy 100,00 80,00 60,00 40,00 20,00 0,00 Week in January

13 Hammarby Sjöstad

14 Association Level Data Collection BRF Area (m2) Apartments Construction year Ventilation type Älven FVP Grynnan F Holmen FTX Sjöportalen FTX Sjöstaden F Sjöstadsviken F Strandkanten F Redaren F Sickla Kanal FTX Seglatsen FVP Slusstornet F Båtbyggaren F Hammarby Kanal F

15 54,1 ÄLVEN 68,0 70,7 127,1 GRYNNAN 145,1 155,5 64,8 Annual Heating & Hotwater consumption (KWh/m2-year) HOLMEN 69,9 72,3 104,2 SJÖPORTALEN 1 111,6 114,6 130,9 SJÖSTADEN 1 130,4 131,5 79,8 SJÖSTADSVIKEN 86,5 78,0 99,9 STRANDKANTEN 109,7 112,5 97,7 REDAREN 107,8 112,0 82,2 SICKLA KANAL 93,0 107,3 68,7 SEGLATSEN 94,6 98,8 94,1 SLUSSTORNET 101,3 103,0 81,6 BÅTBYGGAREN 88,4 95,0 107,4 HAMMARBY KANAL 109,9 119,8 BRF

16 25,8 GRYNNAN 25,1 30,8 33,6 HOLMEN 37,4 40,2 23,0 Annual Electricity Consumption (KWh/m2-year) SJÖPORTALEN 23,9 26,2 50,1 SJÖSTADEN 1 50,1 51,2 17,2 SJÖSTADSVIKEN 17,5 17,5 12,2 STRANDKANTEN 17,7 18,4 51,7 REDAREN 52,1 55,2 49,0 SICKLA KANAL 50,7 49,2 51,2 SEGLATSEN 47,9 47,4 11,9 SLUSSTORNET 12,0 12,4 51,8 BÅTBYGGAREN 55,5 55,7 30,5 HAMMARBY KANAL 31,5 32,0 BRF

17 Household Level Data Collection BRF Seglatsen Apartments BRF Grynnan 121 Apartments BRF Sickla Kanal 66 Apartments Aim: ca. 300 apartments

18 Smappee 50 Households

19 Apps

20 Fårdala

21 Fårdala 178 Households 10 Smappees Individual Heating, hot water measurements Individual electricity through DSO 45 Max EQ3 Local heating microgrid

22 Hourly and historical Heating, Hot water and Cold water consumption Data Historical and Hourly Electricity Data from DSO kwh/year Total Fårdala Heating Hot Water

23 MAX EQ3

24 Two pilot areas with energy prosumers communities CEIS area: 5 municipalities - 8,426 citizens - 3,536 families 61 families inhabitants * Owner of electrical production plants, transport and distribution grid 32 families 96 inhabitants * Three main business areas: 1) Electricity (production, transport and distribution) 2) Telecommunications 3) Gas: collaboration with Trenta for the supply of natural gas * At 1 st of September 2015 CEDIS area: 3 municipalities - 7,805 citizens - 3,136 families

25 Implementation of user stories GOALS 1. Energy reduction 2. CO2 emission reduction 3. Social and economic development of energy prosumers communities ACTIONS a) Installation of additional sensors b) ICT for data collection c) CIVIS online web page/app d) TOU signal (tariff)

26 New smart monitoring system - Electricity & Space Heating - Real time visualization - Fine time granularity data logging (15 min) DSO energy data Influence & study family energy behavior

27 CIVIS online web page/app Profile data (name, surname, age, address etc.) Baseline questionnaire data (energy, ICT, social data) Smart meters data Estimated data (cost, CO 2 emission) Comparison between CIVIS users performances Decision Support System (DSS): provides personalized tips that inform or remind users about good practices in order to influence their behavior, promote energy savings and environmental improvements A new hourly TOU tariff

28 Tack för uppmärksamheten