Jan Onarheim, NTNU
www.smartgrids.no
Smart grid:
•A term for the future electric power system (2020-2050)
•A giant leap on ICT integration
•A merger of power systems and internet
•A system where all components and apparatuses have an “IP- address” (Internet
Protocol address) – accessible from the ”internet”
Status
Transmission/sub-transmission
“Smart”
MV Distribution
Not so “smart”
LV distribution/ supply terminal
Becoming “smarter”
Future investments
• Statnett (TSO) 40 milliarder NOK
• AMS
10-12 milliarder NOK
• Distribution net: 1-1,5 milliarder NOK/year
• Load control and demand side management!
A National Smartgrid Resource Centre.
Activities include research, teaching, test- and
demonstration projects, business development and
commercialization.
www.smartgrids.no
The Centre will contribute towards ensuring
• that energy companies and organisations will
have access to expertise vital to their own
activities.
• that relevant industry becomes more
competitive in the global market.
This will be achieved by
research activities
teaching
business development and commercialisation
laboratory studies; technology testing and
demonstration
• network building
• dissemination of information
• international work and standardization
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Board
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Styreleder Terje Gjengedal, Professor UMB og NTNU
Håvard Belbo, konserndirektør, NTE Holding AS, Nestleder
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Jens Auset, Adm direktør, Hafslund Nett,
Eirik Gundegjerde, Konserndirektør, Lyse Energi
Jan Kristensen, Vice President, Telenor
Knut Samdal, Forskningssjef, Sintef Energi
Geir Øien, Dekan IME fakultetet, NTNU
Otto Frøseth, Direktør, Siemens
Per Bakseter, Styreleder, NCE Smart Energy markets
Knut Erik Gustavsen, Direktør, Tieto
Jan Ove Gjerde, FoU direktør, Statnett
Observatører: NVE, NFR, IN og Enova
Centre
Management
Jan Onarheim
Kjell Sand
CommersialInnovation
Jan
Onarheim
NTNU
Standardisation
Birger
Hestnes
NEK
Information
Fredrik
Christensen
NTNU
Laboratories
Kjell
Ljøkelsøy
SINTEF
R&D
Kjell
Sand
SINTEF/NTNU
Demos/
pilots
Jan
Onarheim
NTNU
Education
Gerard
Doorman
NTNU
Development concept
NCE
Information/communication
R&D
Lab, test and
demonstration projects
Education
Industrial
and
commercial
development
Students (Projects, master work,
experts in teamwork)
Research Council
of Norway
Innovation Norway
Enova
Members
National R&D partners:
• NTNU
• SINTEF
• Norwegian Centres of Expertise
Halden
• Narvik University College
• UMB
Industry and utility partners:
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ABB (Industry)
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DNV (Independent foundation)
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Hafslund Nett (DSO)
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NTE (Generation , DSO)
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Powel (ICT)
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Statkraft (Generation)
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Statnett (TSO)
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Tieto (Consult/ICT)
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Telenor (Telecom)
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Siemens (Industry)
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Lyse (Multiutility, DSO, Telecom..)
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Doble Transinor (Industry)
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Embriq Systems (ICT, Consulting)
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Doble Transinor (Power consulting)
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EDB Consulting Group (ICT, Consulting)
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Skagerak Nett (DSO)
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Hydro Aluminium (Heavy Industry)
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Enfo Energy (Energy Management Consulting)
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Kamstrup (Smart Metering)
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BKK (DSO)
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IBM (ICT, Consulting)
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Logica Norge (ICT, Consulting)
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Smartgrid Norway (Smart sensors)
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Energi Norge (Utility association)
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Glen Dimplex Nordic (Space and water heating solutions)
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Fredrikstad Energinett (DSO)
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Trønderenergi (DSO)
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PWC
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EB Nett
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Istad
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Helgeland Kraftlag
Living laboratories
• City of Steinkjer (NTE)
– Steinkjer substation
– 100 GWh/yr
– 4500 Network users
– 250 Distribution substation
• Island of Hvaler
– 6700 Network users
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6 700 Smart Meters
Demo Steinkjer (red)
Network user
No.
kWhår
Domestic
700
11.140.000
Cottage
1
7.000
Farm
1
73.900
Small business
50
1.250.000
Larger business
16
7.629.200
Electrical
boilers
3
1.250.000
Small hydro
1
Total
772
21.350.100
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Conclusion:
• We don’t know where we are going,
• …but we know we are on our way
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