SmartGrid Interoperability Challenges at TXU Electric Delivery



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SmartGrid Interoperability Challenges at TXU Electric Delivery GridWise Interoperability Workshop April 11-12, 2007 M. Kelly McNair TXU Electric Delivery

Prior to Deregulation in ERCOT: Integrated Electric Utility Generation Transmission & Distribution Customers Regulated Customer 2

Post ERCOT Deregulation: Restructured Electric Industry Competitive Generation Transmission & Distribution Competitive Retail Electric Providers (REPs) Prohibited from selling electricity or other competitively available energy services Regulated Customer 3

TXU Electric Delivery: Who We Are TXU Corporation TXU Electric Delivery TXU Energy TXU Power TXU Wholesale Wires company in Texas electric market 3 million electric meters ~115k miles of T&D lines 6 th largest T&D company in US Serve ~65 Competitive Retailers Regulated by Texas PUC 4

Today Utility Retail Customer Premise Consumption Monitor TDU Back office TDU Communication Network TDU Meter Appliance Monthly Billing Air Conditioner REP Communications to Utility Instructions/Commands Disconnect/Connect TDU Communications to REP Consumption for Billing REP Pool Pump Consumption data provided by TDU, via ERCOT, to REP REP utilizes data for billing Meter Meter readings readings provided provided to to retail retail electric electric providers providers (REPs) (REPs) for for billing billing 5

Being Enabled at TXU ED Today Utility Retail Customer Premise Consumption Data Meter Data Portal Consumption Monitor Customer & device communication enabled by internet via BPL, but not required TDU Back office TDU Communication Networks TDU Meter Customer Control Appliance REP Communications to Utility Disconnect/Reconnect TDU Communications to REP Consumption for Billing Programming, Pricing, and Control REP Control Air Conditioner Pool Pump Competitive Energy Services Consumption data provided to customer and REP via web Meter Data Portal REP program parameters communicated to home through internet or other means In-home device control by REP or by in-home monitor Meter Meter and and network network are are being being installed installed by by TXUED. TXUED. Portal Portal in in development development to to provide provide readings readings the the next next day day via via internet. internet. Retailers Retailers may may implement implement pricing, pricing, load load control, control, other other automation automation services. services. Consumer Consumer may may implement implement their their own own choices. choices. 6

All Customer Communications via TDU s Communications Infrastructure Utility Retail Customer Premise Meter enabled for wireless communication into customer premise Consumption Monitor TDU Back office Extra Software TDU Communication Network REP Communications to Utility Instructions/Commands Pricing Load Response Command Pre-Pay Disconnect/Connect TDU Meter Programming, Pricing, Control, and Consumption REP Control Control Appliance Air Conditioner Pool Pump TDU Communications to REP Consumption for Billing Competitive Energy Services Consumption data provided by TDU to customer in home and to REP REP program parameters communicated to home through TDU network and meter In-home device control provided by TDU at request of REP Vision: Vision: Unitary Unitary utility utility network network for for meter meter and and in-home in-home communication communication Retail Retail providers providers ride ride on on top top of of that that communications communications network network 7

Broadband over Power Line (BPL) Network Architecture Utility Partner Internet Carrier POP Utility Substation Broadband Partner Metro Area Fiber Network Fiber Backhaul CT Coupler & CT Bridge Medium voltage lines CT Coupler & CT Backhaul Point CT Coupler & CT Bridge Low voltage lines Modems at Premises 8

Power Line Carrier (PLC) Network Architecture Backhaul Backhaul Communications Communications Meter Management System Distribution Substation Substation Control Equipment Power Lines Load Control Transponder Service To Home Electric Meter, (Hard Disconnect) Commercial Meter Transponder 9

Present IT Systems Meter Data Management System Existing Legacy Systems Data Power Information Platform by emeter (PIPe) Data Billing, Meter Asset, Outage Management, Work Management AMR System 1 AMR System 2 Existing AMR and Other Systems Cellular IDR, POTS IDR, Hunt, MV90, Manually Read Meters ERCOT ERCOT Market Market 10

Future IT Systems Meter Data Management System Future Systems Enterprise Service Bus Data Data Power Information Platform by emeter (PIPe) AMR System 1 AMR System 2 Existing AMR System Cellular IDR, POTS IDR, MV90 Meter Data Portal ERCOT ERCOT Market Market 11

SmartGrid Vision Applications OMS/DMS/SCADA/MWM BPL Smart Grid EMS/SCADA Control & Telemetry AMi (PLC and BPL) Substation Monitoring Distribution Automation Communications Infrastructure BPL Fiber Network PLC, Cellular, Paging and Satellite 12

SmartGrid Functional Objectives 1. Replace aging mobile workforce management (MWM) system that is no longer supported by vendors 2. Implement a fully integrated OMS/DMS/MWM system suite replacing a legacy home-grown Outage Management System (OMS) and several unrelated distribution control systems 3. Leverage the new data available through AMIS into system operations activities 4. Utilize intelligent field mounted equipment in true smart grid activities 5. Provide near real-time data and control to distribution operations control centers 6. Improve reliability to customers while controlling costs 13

SmartGrid Interoperability Objectives 1. Utilize completely off the shelf (COTS) applications wherever possible and work with vendors to update/improve applications 2. Implement utility standards for common information models (CIM) to allow improved interoperability between various applications 3. Leverage the new technologies available for enterprise application integration (EAI) by using a state-of-the-art middleware suite for new application implementations 4. Utilize service oriented architecture (SOA) concepts to keep access to vital information open and easily accessed by any application 5. Provide near real-time data and value-added information to all market participants (customers, retail electric providers, ERCOT, and other participants) via Web Portals and specialized information transfers 14

Outage Management System Landscape 15

SmartGrid Interoperability Challenges 16

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