SMART CITY IN LYON S DNA



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Lyon Smart City

SMART CITY IN LYON S DNA ı A Flair for Innovation R&D, researchers, students ı Entrepreneurship Support, boosters, accelerators Lyon City of Entrepreneurship (LVE) A strong industrial base ı Major groups, SMEs, start-ups ı Know-how to model the city Urban projects : Lyon Part-Dieu, Lyon Confluence, Carré de Soie, Lyon Gerland ı ı Data Traffic flows, urban data ı New technologies Research Infrastructures, Braodband, labs

LYON, NATURALLY SMART

A CONSEQUENT SMART METROPOLIS STRATEGY 210M invested by private & public partners On major projects

A SMART APPROACH WHICH LIES ON ON 4 MAJOR THEMES Reinforce the capacity of innovation of local actors Preserve energetic resources, favour renewable energies, consumption management Manage, anticipate, regulate traffic flows and invent new ways to think the city Enhance quality of the city and of the city by developping innovative services

AROUND 40 EXPERIMENTS FOR A GLOBAL APPROACH 100 public and private partners nearly 210M invested (2012-2016) 1st French Smart City (m2ocity ranking, 11/2013)

AROUND 40 EXPERIMENTS SPREADING OVER THE TERRITORY

ı Manage Forecast and regulate traffic flow and explore new visions of city travel ı Business Opportunities: Mobile Applications Design of new services Carsharing systems development

NEW MOBILITIES PROJECTS OPTIMOD Traffic prediction up to an hour Mobile applications Optimized Freigth & Urban Logistics BLUELY 100% renewable 100% electric Carsharing 50 stations & 130 vehicles SUNMOOV (part of Lyon Smart Community) 30 shared sun-powered vehicles in Confluence area 33 charging stations powered by solar panels installed on neighborhood buildings 100% clean energy VELO V 50,000 users, 35,000 shared bicycles rentals/day COVOITURAGE-GRANDLYON.COM (Carpooling) 10 000 members/33,000 carpoolers daily GEOVELO GPS for cycling Bike route calculator integrating user criteria (beginner,advanced ) ONLY MOOV Real-time traffic information displays Citylog & Freilot Urban logistics, 20 private Partners Move In Pure low carbon & renewable power supply for vehicules Autolib 90 carshared vehicles Navia Experimental driverless shuttle

FOCUS: OPTIMOD LYON : INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY

ı Develop new services to make city living easier for everyone ı Business Opportunities: Mobile Applications Design of new urban services Housing management software solutions Decisions making tools Detailed analysis of behavioral & societal phenomena

DIGITAL SERVICES PROJECTS GRIZZLY SENSORS I Wireless, autonomous sensors I Road condition analysis: humidity, air and ground temperature, I Optimizing winter road maintenance CONTACTLESS SERVICES I NFC parking meters with contactless payment I Access to a full range of cultural & visitor services in the city using contactless technologies I SMART STATION Turning the Lyon Part Dieu Train Station and multimodal interchange station into a smart connected hub offering a wide range of innovative services CALL FOR IDEAS IN PROCESS I SMART SPACE Intelligent facilities and innovative signage to simplify and streamline public space use in the Lyon Part Dieu district FORCITY (4CT) I Urban Planning decision-making tool I District modeling that integrates the urban ecosystem s various components I (Transportation, land use, energy, buildings, infrastructures ) I Experiments in Gerland District INTERACTIVE STREET FURNITURE I Interactive bus shelters & benches I Heritage signage URBAN PASS I Access to all the city s cloud services

GRIZZLY CAPTORS: WIRELESS CAPTORS IN THE ROAD TO OPTIMIZE WINTER MAINTENANCE AUTONOMOUS WIRELESS CAPTERS straight into the road ANALYSIS OF ROAD TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY in complement to Météo France data TO BETTER MANAGE BAD WEATHER ıtreat only when necessary ılimit consumption of resources (salt, carburant) ımanage maintenance costs, ıoptimize human and material means AN ECO-INNOVATIVE PROJECT Supported by the Region program INNOV R IN REAL CONDITIONS Use of infrastructures in place (City lights optical fibre PC criter) A PARTNERSHIP April 2014 END OF EXPERIMENT and validation of captors relevancy

ı Conserving energy resources, managing consumption ı Business Opportunities: Energy management applications Analysis of consumption patterns Offers from different production sources Information exchange systems between facilities Linky compatible products and services

ENERGY-SMART GRIDS PROJECTS LINKY I Smart Meter Remote Services, meter readings, service activation, consumption management, technical problem response I Implemented 175,000 homes within the Greater Lyon SMART ELECTRIC LYON I 25 000 Greater Lyon household and businesses out of the 175,000 having Linky involved I Large Scale demonstrator project I Testing innovative services and products to manage and reduce consumption WATT& MOI I Electricity consumption data-tracking system using a secure website I Testing done through panel of 1000 tenants with Linky meters I Helping individuals understand and adapt their energy consumption and better manage their energy bills GREENLYS I Test all operations over an entire smart grid I Integrate renewable energy facilities, electric vehicles and Linky in consumers studies I Experiments conducted in Lyon and Grenoble by a consortium of market players: GDF Suez, Grenoble INP, Schneider Electric, GEG, and more TRANSFORM I European research and development program I Establishing an energy-transition process on a community level: Part Dieu I Modeling the region s future energy needs, building performance analysis, brainstorming on new energy planning guidelines.

Lyon, a European pioneer in the field of sustainable development ı Support from the Greater Lyon authorities ı Rhône-Alpes region aims at 100 000 energy efficient building renovations each year. ı The example of LYON SMART COMMUNITY integrates a positive energy program

ı 1 st Concentration of software publishers after Paris- Region

ı Lyon, historical city of images ı birthplace of Cinema in 1895 & Infogrames in 1983 ı Pôle PIXEL, Lyon s very own cinecittà

ı Top People, Booming Businesses, and excellent infrastructures supporting a thriving digital reality

ı Greater Lyon s overall digital strategy structured around 3 axes, including telecoms ı Making the environment a motor for development through telecommunications infrastructures taking environmental issues into account

ı Funding & Subsidies; various supports for the financing of your start-ups and for every step

Financing your Company Crowdfunding Business Angels Rhone Alpes Création Regional Investment Fund Place d échange BPI Region Accelerators Incubators Regional & local subsidies and loans. IDéclic Potential+: loan from 75 K to 150 K / 8 years 15 K subsidy for the creation of innovative Start-ups Fond Innovation du Rhône Max. loan of 40K ı At every key step of your growth..

Lyon, a competitive territory TAX CREDIT FOR RESEARCH: A MAJOR ADVANTAGE IN FRANCE ELIGIBLE COMPANIES Any company performing R&D operations in France is eligible to receive the research tax credit R&D operations means operations involving basic research, applied research or experimental development using prototypes or pilot plants which contribute to advances through the implementation of a solution that exceeds state of the art APPLICABLE RATES I The research tax credit is 30% of eligible R&D expenses, up to 100 million, and 5% for any further expenses above 100 million. Sources: Invest in France Agency 2013

ı The government wants France to become a Startup Republic by supporting innovative companies to set up and grow.

LA FRENCH TECH WHAT IS LA FRENCH TECH ATTRACTING INTERNATIONAL TALENTS I Talent Passport : simplify & ease VISA obtention I French Tech Ticket : 25k subsidy for selected foreign start-ups setting-up in France PRO-BUSINESS STRUCTURAL REFORMS: «The French Tech Initiative» I 215 million in support to accelerate the growth of digital start-ups I Policies to make the digital economy a key part of France s investment attractiveness NETWORK OF FRENCH CITIES I design a network of local, urban innovation ecosystems:the French Tech Cities ACCELERATION PROGRAM I The State will invest 200M in acceleration programs. INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN I Improving the visibility of the French Tech ecosystem with a marketing budget of 15 million. Sources : AFII 2010, 2thinknow Innovation Cities Global 256 Index 2011, Ministère de l Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche, Microsoft France, Académie de Lyon 2010, INPI 2011, INSEE 2011

Lyon, a competitive territory LYON: A STRONG POLICY OF INNOVATION 17 TH IN THE WORLD AND 5 TH MOST INNOVATIVE CITY IN EUROPE ACCORDING TO THE AUSTRALIAN 2THINKNOW INNOVATION CITIES GLOBAL 256 INDEX (256 CITIES RANKED ACCORDING TO 162 CRITERIA OF INNOVATION, IN 2011) TOP CITY FOR INNOVATION IN FRANCE OUT OF 115 CITIES (ACCORDING TO L ENTREPRISE MAGAZINE, 2012) 600 public and private laboratories Nearly 13,300 research scientists (25,900 in Rhône- Alpes), including 1800 foreigners 5700 doctoral candidates, 800 theses per year I 5.2 billion euros invested in regional R&D in 2010 (about 12% of R&D investment in France) I The Rhône-Alpes region: 2 nd highest number of patents with more than 200 families of active patents.10 th highest number of European patent applications, 5 th highest R&D expenditure in Europe ( 4 million in 2011) I Rhône : 595 patents in 2011 (over 30% of the Rhône- Alpes region s patent) Sources : AFII 2010, 2thinknow Innovation Cities Global 256 Index 2011, Ministère de l Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche, Microsoft France, Académie de Lyon 2010, INPI 2011, INSEE 2011

ı Lyon Area Development Agency

HOW MAY WE HELP YOU? IS A NON-PROFIT INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY SINCE 1974, WE HAVE HELPED OVER 1000 COMPANIES TO SET UP IN LYON Our mission is to promote the Lyon region and facilitate the set-up of companies Our services 1. Support in your decision I MARKETINFORMATION I FINDING SUBSIDIES I LEGAL ADVICE I LOCAL NETWORK 2. Once you have chosen Lyon I HR & MOBILITY I BUSINESS REAL ESTATE I PRESS RELATIONSHIPS / COMMUNICATION I AFTERCARE

7 KEY STEPS TO SET UP YOUR COMPANY STEP 1 STEP 3 STEP 5 STEP 7 Decide on company for and draft business plan Open bank account to receive capital ~40 /month 2-3 weeks CFE communicates information received to: tax offices, INSEE, URSSAF, Commercial Register 2 days Find definitive office & recruitment STEP 2 Have temporary address in business center ~40 /month 1 month (or less) STEP 4 Filing incorporation documents of the CFE Business creation certificate issued 350 for admin. Formalties & publication 2000-3000 for lawyer service 1 month (or less) Can be done over the internet! STEP 6 Obtain INSEE number (company registration number) & Kbis statement ~350 1-2 weeks

SUBSIDIARIES ARE THE MAIN IMPLEMENTATION FORMS Representative Office Preparing expansion into new market conversion possible Branch Foothold for commercial activity Subsidiary Sales / manufacturing Only prospecting, advertising, logistics Parent companies liability Not eligible to French fundings Employees/no legal rep. Legal representative necessary Commercial operations Own liability Eligible to French fundings Only local & payroll taxes Ability to open bank account/ phone lines Corp. income taxes/vat Company registration under French law