Contents. 1. What are Smart Grids? 2. Who is Smart Grids Flanders? 3. Smart Grids Flanders: What? 1. Technical 2. Stakeholders



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Introduction

Contents 1. What are Smart Grids? 1. Technical 2. Stakeholders 2. Who is Smart Grids Flanders? 1. History 2. Partners 3. Members and participants 3. Smart Grids Flanders: What?

What are smart grids? Energy networks Existing infrastructure Optimal use of new technologies Contributions to EU-202020 goals Greenhouse gas reduction: 20% (1990) Energy-efficiency: 20% increase 20% of energy renewables

Goals of Smart Grids Facilitate connection & operation of RES & DER Optimise grid operation, usage & infrastructure Provide consumers with more info & choices of supply Allow consumers to participate in optimising system Reduce environmental impact of electricity supply system Maintain/improve current levels of system reliability &quality Maintain/improve existing network efficiency Foster market integration towards integrated EU electricity market

What is a Smart Grid? Source: ETP smart grids

Smart Grid with Smart Homes

Smart Grids: stakeholders Energy sector ICT-sector Building sector Users of energy (distribution, ) Transport Regulatory and legal organisations.

Stakeholders: Energy Sector Suppliers System Operator Producers and Consumers Prosumers Aggregators Component-suppliers

Stakeholders: Energy sector Components: Measuring equipment: consumption & production Switching equipment Transformers Automation Batteries Energy production Marketing tools

Stakeholders: prosumers Solar panels Windturbines Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Heat pumps Electrical vehicles White goods appliances Source: I-engineer.com Source : CTCBenelux.com

Stakeholders: ICT-sector Datacommunication Dataparsing Dataintegrity Components Invoiving In home energy management-portal Appliance / Device Control Smart meter

Example: home management Source: Energateinc.com

Stakeholders: Building sector Heat grids Integrated energy management systems Solar boilers in appartments Heat pumps. Source: warmtepomp-info.nl

Stakeholders: Transport Electrical vehicles Grid interaction (Flexible - controlled) charging: G2V Offer gridservices: V2G Invoice electrical charging Regulation / legal

Contents 1. What are Smart Grids? 1. Technical 2. stakeholders 2. Who is Smart Grids Flanders? 1. History 2. Partners 3. Members and participants 3. Smart Grids Flanders: What?

Smart Grids Flanders: History 2006: Flemish Council for Science & Innovation identifies 6 technology & innovation clusters for Flanders Cluster 6: Energy & environment for services & manufacturing industry 2008: Determination of cluster focus area Smart grids 2009: Feasibility study 1 april 2010: Foundation VSGP vzw Funding awarded from Agency for Innovation by Science & Technology January 2011 Renamed to Smart Grids Flanders To emphasize international ambitions

Smart Grids Flanders: Partners is powered by:

Smart Grids Flanders: Who? 3 Thematic groups with chairman and coordinator Heidi Lenaerts Managing director Kris van Daele Chairman Grid intelligence Grid connected vehicles Ward Gommeren (Alstom) Leen vandezande (K.U.Leuven) Leo Van Geyt (ThePlugInCompany) Carlo Mol (Vito) Home intelligence Thierry Pollet (Alcatel-Lucent) Erik De Schutter (Vito)

Members & participants 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Members Leden Deelnemers Participants KMO SME & + onderzoek research Grote Large bedrijven companies 3E,NV ABB,NV Accenture,NV Agoria,VZW Alcatel-Lucent Bell,NV Alstom Belgium - Power,NV Altran,NV AnSem APK INFRA,NV, Atos Origin Belgium,NV becharged,bvba Belgacom,NV Capricorn Venture Partners,NV Cats & Dogs,BVBA CG Holdings Belgium Digiridoo,Comm. V Eandis,CVBA Electro Mechanic Equipment,NV Elia Asset,NV EnergyICT,NV Ennovation,BVBA Enovates Enpower Fabricom,NV Ferranti Computer Systems Fifthplay,NV GE Power Protection, GE Industrial belgium,bvba Ibbt,VZW IBM Belgium,BVBA IMEC,VZW Ineltra Systems,NV Infrax,CVBA Itineris,NV Katholieke Hogeschool Kempen KPMG Advisory KU Leuven Laborelec,CVBA Lava-consulting Linea Trovata Suntec,NV LRM,NV Methis Consulting,NV Nokia Siemens Networks Nuon Belgium,NV ON Semiconductor Belgium,BVBA OTN Systems,NV P&V Elektrotechniek,NV Pricewaterhouse Coopers,CV Rational-Products,BVBA REstore SAS Institute Securitas Alert Services Siemens,NV Simac 3Services Sony Europe (Belgium),NV SPE,NV Spica,NV Suma Consulting Swartele Leonard Leon Jean Telenet,NV The Plugin Company,BVBA Trasys,NV Trilations,NV Triphase,NV Verhaert New Products & Services,NV VITO,NV Vlaams Elektro Innovatiecentrum,VZ W Vlaamse Confederatie Bouw Voka - Vlaams Economisch Verbond,VZW XEMEX,NV Status per 20/5/2011 for current status check http://www.smartgridsflanders.be/

Contents 1. What are Smart Grids? 1. Technical 2. stakeholders 2. Who is Smart Grids Flanders? 1. History 2. Partners 3. Members and participants 3. Smart Grids Flanders: What?

Smart Grids Flanders: What? Activities for participants 1. Project working 2. Facilitate access to test infrastructure 3. Information dissemination 4. Networking

Project working Goal Stimulate innovation by cooperation in Flanders Flemish enterprises towards international cooperation How? 1. Active generation of ideas 2. Selection of ideas 3. Tailor-made assistance & support 4. Presentation & dissemination of results

Selection of ideas Selection based on : Break-through potential Cooperation potential Contribution to smartness of the grid Review by Council of wise (wo)men : Innovation character Feasibility

Tailor-made assistance & support (1) Bring together appropriate project partners Facilitate access to test infrastructure (national/international) Industry e.g. Laborelec, Eandis, Research e.g. Energyville, PowerLink, Experimental gardens e.g. Vlaams Proeftuin Platform, Look for Financing Delineate project scope/goals

Tailor-made assistance & support (2) Check timetable & milestones Organize kick-off session Initiate cooperation agreement Initiate additional projects Link with other projects Give visibility to results (user group).

Thematic groups seminars Thematic approach of Home intelligence Grid intelligence Grid connected vehicles Organised by chairman & coordinator

Information dissemination Monthly newsletter Events Thematic groups Website

Business & Science Park Waterschei - EnergyVille

More information? www.smartgridsflanders.be info@smartgridsflanders.be +32 3 202 44 00