Au cœur des Smart Cities. Nicolas LETERRIER VP Innovation

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1 Au cœur des Smart Cities Nicolas LETERRIER VP Innovation

2 The energy dilemma is here to stay The facts The need Energy demand By 2050 Electricity by 2030 Source: IEA 2007 vs CO 2 emissions to avoid dramatic climate changes by 2050 Source: IPCC 2007, figure (vs level) Frequent power outages Rising energy prices Climate change Conflicts for resource access & control 2

3 Our answer: Helping people make the most of their energy 3

4 More than 175 years of history Steel Industry 1836 Creation of Schneider at Le Creusot, France 1999 Groupe Power Schneider & becomes Schneider Electric, focused Control Power & Control 1996 Modicon, historic leader in Automation, becomes a Schneider brand 1991 Square D joins Groupe Schneider 1988 Telemecanique joins Groupe Schneider 1975 Merlin Gerin joins Groupe Schneider Energy Management 2011 Acquisition of Telvent 2010 Acquisition of Areva s distribution activity 2008 Acquisition of Xantrex 2007 Acquisition of APC corp. and Pelco 2005 Acquisition of Power Measurement Inc Targeted acquisitions in wiring devices and home automation (Lexel, Clipsal, Merten, Ova, GET, etc.) 2003 Acquisition of T.A.C 2000 Acquisition of MGE UPS Systems 19th century 20th century 21st century 4

5 Schneider Electric at a glance The global specialist in energy management Large company Diversified end markets FY 2012 Sales (billion ) billion of sales in 2012 Utilities & Infrastructure 25% Industrial & machines 22% Data centres 15% Non-residential buildings 29% Residential 9% of sales in new economies Balanced Geographies FY 2012 sales Year-end 2012 employees employees in 100+ countries of sales devoted to R&D North America 25% Rest of World 18% Western Europe 30% Asia Pacific 27%

6 Energy production & transmission Energy Management Making energy Safe, Reliable, Efficient, Productive and Green Energy Usage with 30-70% savings everywhere 6

7 The new Grid equation drivers accelerators Growing electricity demand Technology availability Need to reduce CO 2 emissions Active government & regulators Constraints on existing networks Active end-users making the smart grid happen Schneider Electric - Division - Name Date 7

8 Recent events are altering this equation Fukushima Slow Electric Vehicles development Focus on the economic crisis Vs. CO 2 mitigation Smart meters and public opinion Strong Renewable development Over the past few years, the Smart Grid has been developing quickly but unevenly. Recent events have made the Energy equation more complex everywhere, further accelerating the need for some Smart Grid applications. Schneider Electric - Division - Name Date 8

9 How do we do it? 9

10 Providing integrated solutions Integration Make energy visible Make systems work together HVAC control Lighting control Access control Video security Electrical distribution Energy monitoring Motor control Critical power IT data Renewable energies Efficient & productive: Measure and control energy, automate, provide relevant diagnosis Manage processes Make all the utilities of any Infrastructure more efficient Reliable Prevent from power outage & quality variance Safe Protect people and assets Transform and distribute power safely Green: Make the connection of renewable energy sources easy, reliable and cost-effective 10

11 Leading the development of the Smart Grid Flexible Distribution (DMS, substations, feeders) Smart Generation (bulk, distributed & renewable) Demand Response Residential Efficient homes (incl. EV charging infrastructure) Industry Buildings Data Centres Infrastructure Electric Vehicles & Energy Storage Efficient Enterprise (buildings, industries & datacenters + EV charging infrastructure) Smarter Demand Smarter Supply Demand Response the Smart Grid 11

12 The Energy challenge and the cities Cities today and by 2050 Earth s surface World population World population Global energy consumption Global CO 2 emissions Years to double the urban capacity developed over the past 4000 years the battle will be won, or lost, in the cities 12

13 As cities grow, so do their challenges Overloaded infrastructure Congestion Reduce costs & manage debt Environmental targets Pollution Attract global investment, jobs, talent Scarcity of resources Cities need to solve these challenges to make the difference! 13

14 Cities need to become smarter by becoming more efficient, more sustainable and more liveable Efficient Better information sharing Improved resiliency to disruptions Increased control over city systems Sustainable Reduced Carbon emissions and energy consumption Operational cost savings Decreased need for massive infrastructure investments Liveable Higher quality of life for city residents Increased attractiveness to jobs & talent Increased global competitiveness 14

15 A city s infrastructure is made up of operating systems Smart Energy Smart Mobility Renewable Energy Smart Grid Smart Metering Gas Distribution Electric Vehicles Traffic Management Tollis Mass Public Transport with pain points to solve Buildings Homes Public Safety Healthcare Education Public Lighting Smart Buildings & Homes Water Distribution Smart Water Stormwater Management Smart Public Services 15

16 Integration for increased efficiency Introducing our Integrated City Management platform for Mobility City Government More efficient city management City Residents Services & information Integrated City Management Platform Supervision & Coordination Information Sharing Incident Management Management & Optimization Business Intelligence Decision Support Traffic Management Public Transport Electric Vehicles Events & Emergencies Management Weather & Emissions Security Our Integrated City Management platform for Mobility integrates multi-modal transportation systems in a city corridor, sharing information between agencies and supporting decisionmaking in the management of the corridor. It is being piloted in Dallas, Texas. 16

17 Innovation for a holistic sustainable future New technologies: towards an integrated SmartCity platform City Government More efficient city management City Residents Services & information Integrated City Management Platform Information Sharing Business Intelligence Decision Support Incident Management Smart Energy Systems Smart Mobility Systems Smart Water Systems Smart Public Services Systems Smart Buildings & Homes Systems Communications Network(s) Continuous Optimization of Infrastructure Efficiency 17

18 Urban efficiency made real What we have learned from our projects around the world up to 30% Energy savings reduction of Water losses by up to 15% reduction of Travel time and Traffic delays by up to 20% and longer-term Environmental, Social & Economic sustainability reduced air pollution and carbon emissions economic boost from infrastructure investment improved security and local jobs 18

19 We boast success stories in 200+ cities... New York, USA Mobile applications provide residents with travel information and weather conditions on-the-go North America >100 Cities Houston, USA Our building solutions guaranteed over $3 million in energy and water savings in over 40 Buildings including City Hall & downtown municipal buildings Sao Paolo, Brazil An integrated command center with adaptive traffic control and CCTV city surveillance reduced average travel times by 14% South America >20 Cities Madrid, Spain An integrated operations center manages all traffic and critical infrastructure, solving mobility problems with a holistic approach Europe >60 Cities Malaga, Spain Our Smart Street Lighting solution reduces the city s lighting costs and emissions by over 30% Middle East >10 Cities Mumbai, India A traffic management system provided on average 12% time savings to drivers in one of the most congested cities in the world Høje-Taastrup, Denmark Smart buildings solutions help local administration buildings, schools etc. save 650k by reducing energy consumption by 5.3GWh every year Asia >40 Cities Shantou, China Intuitive real-time water network management helps Shantou Water Supply Company optimise water consumption for the area with1,4m inhabitants Singapore Our smart grid solutions help Singapore s utility identify and quickly respond to electric outages

20 Solutions to cities immediate challenges We bring hardware + software + process expertise to operating systems Smart Energy Smart Mobility Smart Water Smart Public Services Smart Buildings & Homes Smart Grid Automation & Flexible Distribution Smart Metering Management & Demand Response Renewables Integration & Micro Grid Real-Time Smart Grid Software Suite Gas Distribution Management EV Charging Infrastructure & Supervision Services Traffic Management Tolling & Congestion Charging Integrated Mobility Public Transit Traveler Information Distribution Management & Leak Detection Power, Control & Security Systems integration Stormwater management and Urban Flooding Public Safety Video Surveillance Emergency management Digital City Services egovernment Education Healthcare Tourism Street Lighting management High-performance Buildings* Energy Efficiency & Security solutions Energy Services Efficient Homes Home Energy management Connection to the Smart Grid Smart Integration Power, Security, Building, IT, & Process Management Systems integrated Architecture Integrated City Management Platform for Mobility Security Systems & Management Energy & Environment Management Information System Weather Intelligence * Hospitals, industrial facilities, datacenters and commercial buildings 20

21 Real responses, today Ene ergy delivering intelligence, reliability & efficiency AES Sole Cellino San Marco, Italy Renewable Integration The design and build of a 43 MWp PV plant, providing power for 18,000 homes, saving 28,000 tonnes of CO2 compared to a fossil fuel plant with commercial production from day 1 Réseau de Transport d Electricité (RTE), France Demand response Energy Pool makes 600 MW reserve capacity (equivalent to peak demand of 2 large cities) from industrial users available to the French electricity grid to help cope with Feb cold wave. Enel Rome, Italy Distribution management Telvent DMS enables significant energy and cost savings & has also helped Enel reduce time for supply restoration & network reconfiguration, creating a fast and reliable system 21

22 Real responses, today Department of Transportation Maryland, USA Traveller information Telvent s 511 system provides realtime traffic, transit, and flight information to residents, enabling better travel decision-making Mob bility reducing traffic and improving network management City municipality Madrid, Spain Traffic Management solution An integrated operations center manages all traffic and critical infrastructure, solving mobility problems with a holistic approach Calgary Transit Calgary, Canada Fare system A smart fare collection system eases and encourages mass transit usage for Calgary residents, providing service to over 94 million passengers per year. 22

23 Real responses, today Water & Sewage Administration Ankara, Turkey Water & Wastewater mgnt An intelligent water management system enables Ankara to more efficiently manage water distribution and wastewater handling in the city, improving performance and reducing costs. Wa ater improving water management & supply Catalan Water Authority Barcelona, Spain Water resource management An improved and more reliable, control system for flood control, drought management and ground water quality & levels, covering a network of 24 primary and 10 secondary stations and 15 wells Veolia Abu Dhabi, UAE Wastewater treatment plant A fully integrated system for new facilities with a capacity of 300,000m3/d will deliver treated water at a sufficient standard so as to allow it to be reused for irrigation purposes 23

24 Real responses, today Public Services improving public safety, healthcare & administration Local Government Mexico City, Mexico Video surveillance Pelco provides leading missioncritical information systems company with video security systems to help reduce crime in historic areas of Mexico City as part of its revitalisation Local government Cuenca, Spain E-Administration An online geography-based portal enables the city government to keep residents updated on city planning, construction, and events Musgrove Park Hospital Taunton, UK Efficient hospitals A full energy mgt solution that will save 17m over the next 20 yrs, reducing energy consumption by more than 40%, cutting carbon emissions by 43% and improving patient environment & safety 24

25 & Homes Buildings increasing intelligence and efficiency Real responses, today McGraw-Hill Building New York, USA Demand response Full demand response enables the property's consumption to be reduced by 60,000kWh per month and to receive annual rebate payments of $ or more from the utility company University of North Texas Denton, USA Buildings The creation of smart, sustainable buildings on campus has led UNT to save over $14.6 million and reduced energy consumption by 14% with its first Schneider Electric performance contract Mangrove West Coast Shenzhen, China Home automation 5-star service residence creating a digitized community providing, enhanced comfort, home entertainment, security connectivity and out of home control 25

26 Real responses, today Integr ration optimising resources and improving user experience Area Rapid Transit Dallas, Texas Integrated Corridor Mgnt (ICM) Telvent s ICM platform integrates multi-modal transportation systems in a key city corridor, sharing information between agencies and supporting decision-making in the management of the corridor Multiple clients Worldwide Sustainability management Schneider Electric reports on over 10 million metric tons of CO2-e per year on behalf of sustainability clients all over the world via its dashboardview system Massachusetts DOT Boston, USA Weather intelligence Telvent DTN s accurate weather information allows MassDOT to proactively treat streets, saving costs for the state and keeping roads safer for their citizens 26

27 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil City Objectives City has been focused on optimizing individual systems to become more efficient, reduce costs, and improve quality of life Recently, the city has taken a holistic integrated approach to infrastructure management in preparation for upcoming Olympic Games and World Cup Our contribution Over several years, Schneider Electric has worked with city agencies and utilities to implement: A water distribution automation system serving over 2 million citizens A traffic control center and advanced traffic management system for over 1000 intersections helping to optimize traffic Automation systems to manage electric and gas distribution Interfaced with Rio s Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) to provide a holistic view of city systems Benefits >15% reduction in traffic delays Improved response to water outage events and more efficient maintenance of water network Reduced operational costs of managing electricity & gas networks ~80% of data provided in city IOC comes from SE systems 27

28 Barcelona, Spain City Objectives Barcelona stated the goal to become the world s leading Smart City Barcelona focuses on improving sustainability and differentiating itself in the global economy Barcelona has begun a holistic planning process to achieve this goal with involvement from the private sector Our contribution SE has worked with Barcelona over time to implement traffic management systems, fare collection & metro control center, and CCTV video security and command center SE has strengthened its partnership with the city and is involved to: Develop a Smart Mobility master plan for Barcelona Support development of the City Protocol reference architecture and measurement framework for Smart Cities Pilot the Integratied City Management platform in Barcelona Jointly build City Services model for delivering value-added services to residents Benefits Significant reduction in traffic delays and improvement in air quality Development of a standard measurement framework for cities worldwide Establishment of innovative city services to improve quality of life for residents 28

29 IssyGrid, France City Objectives Development of first Smart District in France in Issy-les-Moulineaux (Paris suburb) Technology demonstrator for the implementation of an energy management model at a district level covering 10,000 residents Our contribution Schneider Electric is working with a number of partners to develop an ecosystem of technology solutions which enables energy optimization at district level Schneider Electric is providing: Energy efficiency solutions for buildings and homes Connecting systems and automation of the smart grid Renewables installation solutions Electric Vehicles charging management infrastructure 29

30 Performance Contracting: Houston, USA & Oskarshamn, Sweden Houston USA City Objectives City aimed to become the first US city to implement a comprehensive energy-saving building retrofit program, as established under the Clinton Climate Initiative Our contribution & Benefits SE performed comprehensive retrofits on 7 buildings in a first phase and 19 additional in a second phase Retrofits led to annual energy savings for the city of over $2.5m, guaranteed for 15 years Oskarshamn Sweden City Objectives Oskarshamn intended to break a long trend for the city of rising energy and maintenance costs Our contribution & Benefits SE retrofitted 28 facilities at an initial investment of 2.6 MEUR funded through private capital Total annual savings of 349 MWh of energy or 79 tons of CO2 Guaranteed cost savings to city of over 0.3 MEUR / year 30

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