Smart Grid Solutions
Smart Grid Solutions
About Cooper Power Systems
Energy Automation Solutions
Smart Grid
Cooper Power Systems Energy Automation Solutions (EAS)
is a leading provider of Smart Grid solutions that improve
productivity, system reliability, and energy efficiency.
EAS is empowering the Smart Grid with innovative solutions:
• AMI/AMR
• Demand Response/Load Management
• Volt/VAR Management
• Distributed Generation
• Distribution Feeder Automation
• Substation Automation
• Grid Reliability Solutions
Smart Grid is significantly increasing the volume, dispersion, and
complexity of interconnectivity.
From manually to automatically
operated grid
Smart Grid = Existing Grid +
More Equipment
More Information
Smart Applications
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Generation
Storage
Regulators
Capacitor Banks
Breakers, Reclosers
Switches
CT, PT, Sensors
Meters & D/R
Communications
Etc…
Network Topology
Equipment Info
Network Data
Customer Data
Operational Settings
Weather Data
Historical Data
Etc…
SCADA
EMS/DMS/OMS
Dashboards
Monitoring
FISR
IVVC
DG/Load Mgmt
Etc…
and making it all work together as one cohesive infrastructure!
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Smart Grid Solutions
About Cooper Power Systems
Energy Automation Solutions
Smart Grid
Cooper Power Systems Energy Automation Solutions (EAS)
is a leading provider of Smart Grid solutions that improve
productivity, system reliability, and energy efficiency.
EAS is empowering the Smart Grid with innovative solutions:
• AMI/AMR
• Demand Response/Load Management
• Volt/VAR Management
• Distributed Generation
• Distribution Feeder Automation
• Substation Automation
• Grid Reliability Solutions
Smart Grid is significantly increasing the volume, dispersion, and
complexity of interconnectivity.
From manually to automatically
operated grid
Smart Grid = Existing Grid +
More Equipment
More Information
Smart Applications
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Generation
Storage
Regulators
Capacitor Banks
Breakers, Reclosers
Switches
CT, PT, Sensors
Meters & D/R
Communications
Etc…
Network Topology
Equipment Info
Network Data
Customer Data
Operational Settings
Weather Data
Historical Data
Etc…
SCADA
EMS/DMS/OMS
Dashboards
Monitoring
FISR
IVVC
DG/Load Mgmt
Etc…
and making it all work together as one cohesive infrastructure!
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The New Challenges Brought by Smart Grid Initiatives
EMS
SCADA
SAP
CORPORATE
SECURITY SERVERS
GIS
OTHER
DB SERVERS
PI SERVER
RT PORTAL
Employees may become overwhelmed by the complexity of it all. The volume,
the rate of change and the complexity is no longer comparable to the transmission era.
ENTERPRISE SERVICE BUS
POWER SYSTEM APPLICATIONS
Feeder1
Both humans and systems will need to deal with mountains of data. Humans will
require new interfaces, better tools, more intelligent dashboards and automated assistance
to deal with the overwhelming information flow.
Feeder2
Feeder Automation
S1
S5
S2
ADMS, OMS, & MWM
APPLICATIONS HMI’s
CYMDIST
PLANNING &
SIMULATION TOOLS
CENTRALIZED
AUTOMATION
S3
S4
YUKON
AUTOMATION SERVICES
YUKON
IED MANAGER SUITE
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
DATA VALIDATION
DATA FILTERING
FISR
IVVC
DR CAPACITY MANAGEMENT /
LOAD MANAGEMENT
• DG MANAGEMENT
SECURITY
PASSTHROUGH MANAGEMENT
PASSWORD MANAGEMENT
EVENT COLLECTION
& MANAGEMENT
• CONFIGURATION COLLECTION
& MANAGEMENT
YUKON AMI/DR
APPLICATIONS
(MDMS/MDMR)
The time frame is short. Smart Grid uses many more technologies that are more
complex and the pace of evolution is expected to be much quicker.
• AUTOMATED MONITORING
• DEMAND RESPONSE
CAPACITY MANAGEMENT
• CUSTOMER PORTAL
POWER SYSTEM DATA SERVICES
POWER SYSTEM DATA
POWER
SYSTEM
DATA MODEL
DATA BRIDGE
NETWORK GATEWAY
(REAL-TIME)
CONFIGURATION
COMMISSIONING
MAINTENANCE
TOOLS
DATA HISTORIAN
(PI)
AMI
GATEWAY
The distribution environment is much bigger and dynamic than the transmission
network. There are more feeders than transmission lines and more work is being
performed by more people in more locations for more reasons at all times.
COOPER POWER SYSTEMS
SMART SENSOR SERVER
WAN
AMI
DECENTRALIZED
AUTOMATION
SMP
SMART NODE
(REGIONAL)
SMP
SMART NODE
(REGIONAL)
FIBER, RADIO, MODEM,
CELLULAR, ETC.
WAN
SMP
SMART NODE
PROTECTION
LEVEL
AUTOMATION
DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE RTU SMP I/O
FAULT
LOGIC
RECORDER CONTROLLER
SMP 16/SP
WITH
VISUAL T&D
SMP
SMART NODE
DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE RTU SMP I/O
FAULT
LOGIC
RECORDER CONTROLLER
SMP 16/SP
WITH
VISUAL T&D
Security has become a critical issue. It makes everything more expensive and more
complicated to design, develop, commission and maintain. But security is here to stay.
SMP
SMART NODE
SWITCH
PROTECTION
REGULATOR
CONTROL
CAPACITOR
BANK
CONTROL
DG
PROTECTION
SMART
SENSOR
METER
DEMAND
RESPONSE
DEVICE
Data sources will no longer be few and homogenous. All kinds of IEDs will produce all
varieties of information in different formats and communicate them with various protocols
over all sorts of channels.
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GENERATION STATIONS
TRANSMISSION
DISTRIBUTION & POLETOP SITES
CUSTOMERS
The New Challenges Brought by Smart Grid Initiatives
EMS
SCADA
SAP
CORPORATE
SECURITY SERVERS
GIS
OTHER
DB SERVERS
PI SERVER
RT PORTAL
Employees may become overwhelmed by the complexity of it all. The volume,
the rate of change and the complexity is no longer comparable to the transmission era.
ENTERPRISE SERVICE BUS
POWER SYSTEM APPLICATIONS
Feeder1
Both humans and systems will need to deal with mountains of data. Humans will
require new interfaces, better tools, more intelligent dashboards and automated assistance
to deal with the overwhelming information flow.
Feeder2
Feeder Automation
S1
S5
S2
ADMS, OMS, & MWM
APPLICATIONS HMI’s
CYMDIST
PLANNING &
SIMULATION TOOLS
CENTRALIZED
AUTOMATION
S3
S4
YUKON
AUTOMATION SERVICES
YUKON
IED MANAGER SUITE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
DATA VALIDATION
DATA FILTERING
FISR
IVVC
DR CAPACITY MANAGEMENT /
LOAD MANAGEMENT
• DG MANAGEMENT
SECURITY
PASSTHROUGH MANAGEMENT
PASSWORD MANAGEMENT
EVENT COLLECTION
& MANAGEMENT
• CONFIGURATION COLLECTION
& MANAGEMENT
YUKON AMI/DR
APPLICATIONS
(MDMS/MDMR)
The time frame is short. Smart Grid uses many more technologies that are more
complex and the pace of evolution is expected to be much quicker.
• AUTOMATED MONITORING
• DEMAND RESPONSE
CAPACITY MANAGEMENT
• CUSTOMER PORTAL
POWER SYSTEM DATA SERVICES
POWER SYSTEM DATA
POWER
SYSTEM
DATA MODEL
DATA BRIDGE
NETWORK GATEWAY
(REAL-TIME)
CONFIGURATION
COMMISSIONING
MAINTENANCE
TOOLS
DATA HISTORIAN
(PI)
AMI
GATEWAY
The distribution environment is much bigger and dynamic than the transmission
network. There are more feeders than transmission lines and more work is being
performed by more people in more locations for more reasons at all times.
COOPER POWER SYSTEMS
SMART SENSOR SERVER
WAN
AMI
DECENTRALIZED
AUTOMATION
SMP
SMART NODE
(REGIONAL)
SMP
SMART NODE
(REGIONAL)
FIBER, RADIO, MODEM,
CELLULAR, ETC.
WAN
SMP
SMART NODE
PROTECTION
LEVEL
AUTOMATION
DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE RTU SMP I/O
FAULT
LOGIC
RECORDER CONTROLLER
SMP 16/SP
WITH
VISUAL T&D
SMP
SMART NODE
DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE RTU SMP I/O
FAULT
LOGIC
RECORDER CONTROLLER
SMP 16/SP
WITH
VISUAL T&D
Security has become a critical issue. It makes everything more expensive and more
complicated to design, develop, commission and maintain. But security is here to stay.
SMP
SMART NODE
SWITCH
PROTECTION
REGULATOR
CONTROL
CAPACITOR
BANK
CONTROL
DG
PROTECTION
SMART
SENSOR
METER
DEMAND
RESPONSE
DEVICE
Data sources will no longer be few and homogenous. All kinds of IEDs will produce all
varieties of information in different formats and communicate them with various protocols
over all sorts of channels.
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GENERATION STATIONS
TRANSMISSION
DISTRIBUTION & POLETOP SITES
CUSTOMERS
Cooper EAS Smart Grid Portfolio
Building one team focused on smart software, smart controls and smart communications – more than 250 engineers working on Smart Grid solutions.
All these systems and experiences
are now combined into a
comprehensive vision for a
unified system architecture
that covers many critical
Smart Grid requirements.
•
Cooper supplies industry
leading distribution
equipment such as
transformers, fuses, switches,
recloser, regulators and
capacitor banks
Cooper solutions help utilities
migrate from small
beginnings to ambitious
objectives in a pragmatic,
reliable and cost-effective
step-by-step manner to
achieve a smarter grid.
•
Cooper has engaged in
thousands of IED
Integration projects with
hundreds of utilities.
These network-centric
projects allow Cooper to
understand interoperability,
communications and
integration issues and to
fine-tune solutions which
address the most-common
problems
•
Cooper deployed millions of
smart meters in the scope of
hundreds of global AMI/AMR
projects. These AMI projects
allow Cooper to understand
customer issues and to
fine-tune solutions which
address the most-common
problems
•
Cooper developed the
industry’s most sophisticated
distribution planning and
simulation tools. Unlike most
of the competition, these tools
deal with unbalanced load
flows and distributed
generation concepts
Cooper solutions integrate a
large variety of IEDs, from
various vendors, with most
industry protocols and data
formats. Full interoperability
at all levels has been Cooper’s
focus for more than a decade.
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Cooper EAS Smart Grid Portfolio
Building one team focused on smart software, smart controls and smart communications – more than 250 engineers working on Smart Grid solutions.
All these systems and experiences
are now combined into a
comprehensive vision for a
unified system architecture
that covers many critical
Smart Grid requirements.
•
Cooper supplies industry
leading distribution
equipment such as
transformers, fuses, switches,
recloser, regulators and
capacitor banks
Cooper solutions help utilities
migrate from small
beginnings to ambitious
objectives in a pragmatic,
reliable and cost-effective
step-by-step manner to
achieve a smarter grid.
•
Cooper has engaged in
thousands of IED
Integration projects with
hundreds of utilities.
These network-centric
projects allow Cooper to
understand interoperability,
communications and
integration issues and to
fine-tune solutions which
address the most-common
problems
•
Cooper deployed millions of
smart meters in the scope of
hundreds of global AMI/AMR
projects. These AMI projects
allow Cooper to understand
customer issues and to
fine-tune solutions which
address the most-common
problems
•
Cooper developed the
industry’s most sophisticated
distribution planning and
simulation tools. Unlike most
of the competition, these tools
deal with unbalanced load
flows and distributed
generation concepts
Cooper solutions integrate a
large variety of IEDs, from
various vendors, with most
industry protocols and data
formats. Full interoperability
at all levels has been Cooper’s
focus for more than a decade.
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Smart Grid Solutions
Building a secure foundation for the
Smart Grid
The greatest benefits from IED integration result when substation
data becomes available to users at the enterprise level; however,
widespread data access can become an important security risk
if it is compromised.
In North America, utilities have to comply with NERC CIP
standards for security. This profoundly alters how substation
equipment and communication networks are operated and
protected.
The NERC CIP standards are a first step in addressing concerns
about the security of the cyber infrastructure; however, security
solutions designed for the IT world may not be sufficient to
ensure the high availability that is expected from utility operators.
Cooper Power Systems Energy Automation Solutions provides
secure and reliable access to substation IEDs at all times, even
when connection to the enterprise security server is lost.
Interoperability
Cooper deployed several projects throughout North America,
allowing utilities to reach a complete interoperable substation/grid
environment based on the IEC 61850 standard.
Cooper’s automation and integration solutions bring legacy
substations to the IEC 61850 world using protocol translation,
automation and logic functions, point mapping, complete
redundancy and many more capabilities.
Cooper Power Systems EAS
strategic principles
Innovation
Interoperability
Systems & Solutions
Partnering
Security
Service
Software & Integration
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The evolving Smart Grid requires new ways for customers and
vendors to collaborate – these guiding principles represent how
Cooper is adapting to meet these needs.
Customer driven product innovation – solve real customer
problems with customer focused product development.
Multi-vendors approach to integrating customer selected
communications, software and apparatus.
Combine power systems engineering with devices integration
enabling technology to develop effective automation solutions.
Partner to win – partner to create product and channel synergies;
no single company can provide the entire Smart Grid.
Provide secure, end-to-end solutions that address growing
concerns surrounding network security.
Continuous improvement of quality, delivery, deployment and
support processes.
Provide planning and operations automation software
applications that integrate with existing software platforms
(SCADA, DMS, OMS).
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Smart Grid Solutions
Building a secure foundation for the
Smart Grid
The greatest benefits from IED integration result when substation
data becomes available to users at the enterprise level; however,
widespread data access can become an important security risk
if it is compromised.
In North America, utilities have to comply with NERC CIP
standards for security. This profoundly alters how substation
equipment and communication networks are operated and
protected.
The NERC CIP standards are a first step in addressing concerns
about the security of the cyber infrastructure; however, security
solutions designed for the IT world may not be sufficient to
ensure the high availability that is expected from utility operators.
Cooper Power Systems Energy Automation Solutions provides
secure and reliable access to substation IEDs at all times, even
when connection to the enterprise security server is lost.
Interoperability
Cooper deployed several projects throughout North America,
allowing utilities to reach a complete interoperable substation/grid
environment based on the IEC 61850 standard.
Cooper’s automation and integration solutions bring legacy
substations to the IEC 61850 world using protocol translation,
automation and logic functions, point mapping, complete
redundancy and many more capabilities.
Cooper Power Systems EAS
strategic principles
Innovation
Interoperability
Systems & Solutions
Partnering
Security
Service
Software & Integration
8
The evolving Smart Grid requires new ways for customers and
vendors to collaborate – these guiding principles represent how
Cooper is adapting to meet these needs.
Customer driven product innovation – solve real customer
problems with customer focused product development.
Multi-vendors approach to integrating customer selected
communications, software and apparatus.
Combine power systems engineering with devices integration
enabling technology to develop effective automation solutions.
Partner to win – partner to create product and channel synergies;
no single company can provide the entire Smart Grid.
Provide secure, end-to-end solutions that address growing
concerns surrounding network security.
Continuous improvement of quality, delivery, deployment and
support processes.
Provide planning and operations automation software
applications that integrate with existing software platforms
(SCADA, DMS, OMS).
9
Smart Grid Solutions
GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION
CUSTOMERS
DISTRIBUTION
DEVICES
Cooper Power Systems defining
the future of Smart Grid
technology
CONTROL CENTER
MODELING
& SIMULATION
SCADA
PROTECTION
EMS
DEREGULATED
PARTNERS
ELECTRICITY
METERS
COAL PLANT
WAN
78
RESIDENTIAL
S 30
DEMAND RESPONSE
NUCLEAR PLANT
SENSOR
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Jan31
kW
16.76 h
$16.76
IN-HOME DISPLAY
VOLTAGE
SWITCH RECLOSER
REGULATOR CONTROL CONTROL
CONTROL
TRANSMISSION
LINES
CAPACITOR
BANK
CONTROL
Beat the
Peak
Beat Alert
INDUSTRIAL
HYDRO PLANT
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4
Today, Cooper Power Systems unites
diverse monitoring, communications,
intelligence and action technologies into
information-age solutions which allow
for new operations and customer-side
applications of the electric grid.
Cooper’s smart grid technologies
are also helping reduce the price of
electricity through more reliable
communication between consumers
and suppliers. We’re also using the
smart grid to enhance operation, make
more efficient use of grid assets, and
help plan more cost-effective expansion
of the electric grid.
We’re doing all of that today.
Who knows what we’ll be doing
tomorrow?
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Carrier Dete
BEAT-THE-PEAK
SMP GATEWAY
• DATA CONCENTRATOR
• PROTOCOL CONVERSION
• SECURE REMOTE MAINTENANCE
• DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION
HMI
785
WIND FARM
GAS METER
DFR, SOE
SOLAR
SO
OLAR FARM
OLAR
10
IED, PLC
FORM 6
RTU
SMP I/O
SUBSTATION
SMP I/O
SMP 16/SP WITH
VISUAL T&D
COMMERCIAL
WATER METER
11
Smart Grid Solutions
GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION
CUSTOMERS
DISTRIBUTION
DEVICES
CONTROL CENTER
MODELING
& SIMULATION
SCADA
PROTECTION
EMS
DEREGULATED
PARTNERS
ELECTRICITY
METERS
COAL PLANT
WAN
78
RESIDENTIAL
S 30
DEMAND RESPONSE
NUCLEAR PLANT
SENSOR
^^
$$
Jan31
kW
16.76 h
$16.76
IN-HOME DISPLAY
VOLTAGE
SWITCH RECLOSER
REGULATOR CONTROL CONTROL
CONTROL
TRANSMISSION
LINES
HYDRO PLANT
CAPACITOR
BANK
CONTROL
Beat the
Beat Alert
INDUSTRIAL
8
4
Today, Cooper Power Systems unites
diverse monitoring, communications,
intelligence and action technologies into
information-age solutions which allow
for new operations and customer-side
applications of the electric grid.
Cooper’s smart grid technologies
are also helping reduce the price of
electricity through more reliable
communication between consumers
and suppliers. We’re also using the
smart grid to enhance operation, make
more efficient use of grid assets, and
help plan more cost-effective expansion
of the electric grid.
We’re doing all of that today.
Who knows what we’ll be doing
tomorrow?
ct
Carrier Dete
BEAT-THE-PEAK
SMP GATEWAY
• DATA CONCENTRATOR
• PROTOCOL CONVERSION
• SECURE REMOTE MAINTENANCE
• DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION
HMI
Peak
Cooper Power Systems defining
the future of Smart Grid
technology
785
WIND FARM
GAS METER
DFR, SOE
SOLAR
SO
OLAR FARM
OLAR
10
IED, PLC
FORM 6
RTU
SMP I/O
SUBSTATION
SMP I/O
SMP 16/SP WITH
VISUAL T&D
COMMERCIAL
WATER METER
11
Cooper Power Systems
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Some of the solutions described in this document are in development and/or planning stages and will eventually be made available by Cooper Power Systems.
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