Solutions to develop energy efficient African cities Africa Energy Forum. Maria Serrano SmartCity Center of Excellence Director

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1 Solutions to develop energy efficient African cities Africa Energy Forum Maria Serrano SmartCity Center of Excellence Director

2 Introducing Schneider Electric

3 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%

4 Why should Cities become smarter?

5 A huge challenge for Africa Access to energy % of population Access to energy % of population % of electrified localities Today < Urban Rural 2030 X 7 X 2 Population growth Population growth source : Accès à l électricité en Afrique subsaharienne : retours d expérience et approches innovantes april AFD Figures based on samples of representative sub-saharan African countries (w/o South Africa) 5

6 As cities grow, so do their challenges Growing pressure on infrastructure Rising consumption Increasing demand for mobility More ambitious environmental goals Tighter economic pressure Fiercer global competition Cities need to solve these challenges to make the difference! 6

7 Cities need to become sustainable By being smarter, more efficient and more liveable Smarter Efficient Liveable Better information sharing Improved resiliency to disruptions Increased control over city systems Reduced Carbon emissions and energy consumption Operational cost savings Decreased need for massive infrastructure investments Higher quality of life for city residents Increased attractiveness to jobs & talent Increased global competitiveness 7

8 Smart Cities Schneider Electric s unique, collaborative approach

9 With adapted answers from Schneider Electric Modern and Smart Electrical Grid Sustainable access to energy Water supply management Smart Public Services Urban Rural Trainings in electricity Smart Mobility Buildings efficiency Businesses funding 9

10 Our offering: 6 areas of expert solutions 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 Connections Power, Security, Building, IT, & Process Management Systems integrated Architecture Integrated City Management Platform Security Systems & Management Energy & Environment Management Information System Weather Intelligence * Hospitals, industrial facilities, datacenters and commercial buildings 10

11 This demands long-term collaboration between all stakeholders Governments Includes National, regional as well as local city officials Private Investors Includes international development banks and private organizations People & Communities Planners & Developers Includes real estate developers, urban planners, & property managers Industry suppliers Includes ICT, energy, transportation & infrastructure vendors & service providers Utilities Includes city and private electric, water, & gas utilities NGO s & associations Includes all local organizations - citizens, businesses & NGOs 11

12 Needed: a collaborative business model to make the Smart Grid a reality Smarter Demand Smarter Supply Demand Response the Smart Grid Flexible Distribution (HV/MV, MV/MV, MV/LV) Smart Generation (bulk, distributed & renewable) Demand Response Residential Industry Buildings Electric Vehicles Infrastructure Efficient homes (incl. EV charging infrastructure) Data Centres Efficient Enterprise (buildings, industries & datacenters + EV charging infrastructure) 12

13 Energy production & transmission Energy Management Making energy Safe, Reliable, Efficient, Productive and Green Energy Usage Energy Efficiency a huge opportunity for all 13

14 Our Smart Energy solutions make the grid more efficient & reliable Our Solutions Network Automation & Flexible Distribution Smart Metering & Demand Response Advanced Distribution Management Systems Renewables Integration & Management Asset Management make the City: smarter efficient livable More efficient management of the entire network Improved network efficiency, reduced energy consumption & emissions Reduced outages, improved customer service and enablement 14

15 Energy delivering intelligence, reliability & efficiency Real responses, today 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 15

16 Our Smart Buildings & Homes solutions maximize energy efficiency Our Solutions Energy & Carbon Dashboards Energy Management System Operation Home Energy Controls Security Management make the City: Home Area Networks smarter efficient livable Increased insight into and management of building energy usage in the city Increased building energy efficiency, reduced energy consumption & costs Visualization & control systems promote resident engagement in reducing energy usage 16

17 Buildings & Homes 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 increasing intelligence and efficiency 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 17

18 In conclusion

19 Urban efficiency made real What we have learned from our 200+ 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 19

20 Please, take this with you We cover 6 key areas of a Smart City, bringing in integration capabilities to improve overall city efficiency. We offer each city the best custom-made solution to its own needs We drive collaboration between best-in-class global and local players across the whole Smart City value-chain. 20

21 Make the most of your energy 21