Post on 31-Mar-2015
Smart Grid, Bright Future
Manuel Losada Friend
2º Foro TIC y SostenibilidadSevilla, 27 de Mayo de 2009
The Time is Right
Aging Infra-Structure/Workforce
Climate Change
Efficiencyand
Reliability
Demand Growth
Regulatory
Isolated Systems
Industry
Emerging Technology
RenewableEnergy
AgingInfras-
Structure
"a new smart grid ... will save us money, protect our power sources from blackout or attack, and deliver clean, alternative forms of energy ..."
“you are literally going to see an energy revolution.”
“The modernization of the nation’s electricity grid system has to be an integral part of this.”
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Mr. Barack ObamaPresident of the United States
Mr. Steven ChuUnited States Energy
Secretary
Mr. Ken SalazarUnited States Secretary of Internal Issues
Critical area
2005 2010 2015
Smart Grid Software Distributed
generators Smart grid Network automation Large scale IT control systems
System capacity
Load increase
System capacity with Smart Grid Software
Load increase vs power system capacity
Radical increase in market pressure to develop Smart IT control system
Radical increase in market pressure to develop Smart IT control system
New Power Grid Challenge
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Smart Grid Funding Breakdown
$6.5 B Transmission for Western Area Power Authority and Bonneville Power Authority
Transmission improvements
Hydro-electricity
Total Stimulus $11B
$4.5 B for Smart Grid Grants to improve the reliability and efficiency of the grid
$100,000,000 for Worker Training $80,000,000 for Regional
Transmission Planning $10,000,000 for NIST
Interoperability $4.18B for Smart Grid defined
by EISA Section 1304 and 1306
The Smart Grid: A Definition
1. Highly automated and interconnected intelligent electricity delivery system Through which energy suppliers and consumers
are interconnected in a network
2. Implementing a bi-directional information network that parallels the electrical one Transitioning from a commodity broadcast
delivery to a two way information highway
3. Leveraging information to support the delivery of electricity reliably and at the lowest possible cost With adequate (real or near-real time) response
to add significant operational value “Bringing the Smart Grid Home”; EEI 2007
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Two Parallel, Integrated Networks
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Generation Transmission/Subtransmission
Substation
Distribution
AGC EMSEnergy Trading
SCADAOMS/DMS
DA AMI
Digital Network 6
• Virtual generation (reduced requirements)
• Distributed generation
Smart Operations
• Enhanced system reliability
• Improved network security
Smart Grid Business Value Use Cases • AMI
• Meter DataMgmt• Meter Ops.Mgmt.
Smart Metering• Smart Customer Choice (Behavior and Interaction)
• Metering Ops Improvements
• Load Manage-ment
Smart Networks
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Telvent Smart Grid Solutions Architecture
SCADASCADA EnterpriseGIS
EnterpriseGIS
OutageMgmt
OutageMgmt
DistributionMgmt
DistributionMgmtAMIAMITitaniumTitanium
AMR platform
Collecting system layer
AMR platform
OASySOASyS ArcFMSolutionArcFM
SolutionResponde
rResponde
r DMSDMS
EnterpriseIntegration
RealTimeIntegration
Meeting a Focused Business NeedMeeting a Focused Business NeedIntegration is a Key DifferentiatorIntegration is a Key Differentiator
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TELVENTIT for a Sustainable and Secure
World
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