ICT4SMARTDG
“ICT Solutions to enable Smart Distributed
Generation”
1st GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Brussels 16th December 2009
ICT4SMARTDG – General Assembly 16th December 2009
ICT4SMARTDG WP2 activities
TELEFÓNICA I+D
Date: December 16 th ,2009
ICT4SMARTDG – General Assembly 16th December 2009
© 2009 Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo, S.A. Unipersonal
Isidro Cabello
New Network Technologies
ICT4SMARTDG. Project
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ICT4SMARTDG Objectives
The general objective of this Thematic Network (TN) is
to foster and promote large-scale integration of
domestic and distributed micro generation and
promote improvements in energy efficiency through
the implementation of innovative ICT solutions into
local smart power grids.
Build and expand an European forum for
stakeholders for experience and information
exchange and consensus building.
WP2 Achieve consensus
on benefits of available
solutions.
Project Period month 7-15
Overview and provide insight of ICT technologies
available for smart distributed generation at
domestic level.
Bridge knowledge gaps by interacting with key ICT,
Power Generation, Distribution System
Operators and the Telecoms Operators and
Solutions Providers
Identify and promote benefits of ICT-based
solutions available in the short to medium
term (2009 – 2015).
Forecast steps forward to promote large-scale
implementation of ICT based solutions
DELIVERABLE 2.1
Consensus on ICT
solutions for a Smart
Distributed
Generation at
domestic level
Identify inhibitors to large scale implementation and
make targeted recommendations to overcome
them.
Disseminating results to specific targeted audiences
i.e., policy makers, ICT community and energy
industry and increase awareness of general
Source: Nokia Siemens Networks
public.
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DELIVERABLE
2.2
Event meetings
( At least 3)
ICT4SMARTDG WP2 TASKS
The objective of this WP is to seek an agreement on
the benefits that ICT solutions can provide to
each of the main issues identified in the previous WP.
T2.1: Identification of current available
solutions and stakeholders
WP2 Achieve consensus
on benefits of available
solutions.
Project Period month 7-15
T2.2: Analysis of ICT solutions
T2.3: Proposal of ICT solutions
T2.4 Support WP3 in technical
features
T2.5 Final document
DELIVERABLE 2.1
Consensus on ICT
solutions for a Smart
Distributed
Generation at
domestic level
DELIVERABLE
2.2
Event meetings
( At least 3)
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Distribution of work
Group A
EUTC, ERC, COGEN
View Standarization
organizations and
pilots
And impose
Conditions to ICT over
Smart Grid
Group B
TELCO selecction of
Network and access
Technologies
WP2 Work assignment
and Distribution
Group E
Acciona requirements
on buildings for ICT
over SmartGrig
Final integration Document
on benefits D2.1
Group C
Power Company
Impose Electrical
requirements
Group G
SAP Analysis and
requirements of
Middleware and other
sw components of
solutions
Group D
ICT Manufacturers
identify Tecnology for
final solution
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Group F
SAMARES and
DISENCO identify and
requirments on
Appliances
Group H
Social Benefits
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SKILLS to be Used
Group A
EUTC, ERC, COGEN View
Standarization
organizations and pilots
And impose Conditions to
ICT over Smart Grid
Group B
TELCO selecction of
Network and access
Technologies
•Look a at standar
organization NIST,
IEEE,EPRI, NEMA,
GRIDWISE smart grid
platform etc
•Look at some other
experiences, California ,
SmartCity, eEnergy etc
Most of them in WP1
stuff
•Look at Different
Projects related with ICT
over Smart Grid
SEESGEN , INTEGRAL,
etc
•Use deployed network
technology when possible
•copper, Wireless,
•PowerLine, Fiber
•POF ( Plastic Fiber ,etc) etc)
•Some other requirements
•LOOK AT PROJECTS FROM
FP7 RELATED with
SMARTBUILDING? Beywatch,
Beaware, eDIANA , INTUBE ,
MESSIB etc ?
•Write something about
Foreseen benefits for the
Distributed Generation
technology .
•Different Technologies (
technologies deployed
when possible ) ,
•specifying accessibility,
•reliability,
• monitoring possibilities
• IP address needs
•Write something about
Bussiness benefits
•
Group C
Power Company Impose
Electrical requirements
•Requirements of availability,
•fail protected ,
•realtime answer ,
•control needs,
•etc
•Write something about Foreseen benefits for the
Group D
Electrical companies, OPEX reduction reliability
ICT Manufacturers identify
of the Smartgrid, possibilities of alarms etc.
Tecnology for final
Mostly Bussiness Criteria
solution
•devices ,
•OSS solutions etc ( OSS solutions as
that from Nokia),
•AMM from Alcatel,
•any other devices
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• Routers
from BT
solution for
microgrid etc
•Distributed generation
Equipments available
and requirements
•Write something about
Foreseen benefits for
the Distributed
Generation technology .
Mostly Bussiness
Criteria
•
•Probably some
systems for buying and
selling service of the
smart Grid Distributed
Generation . Front end
of services
•Some other
Group E
Acciona requirements on
buildings for ICT over
SmartGrig
Group F Distrib Gene
SAMARES and ¿
DISENCO? identify and
requirerments DG
Group G
SAP Analysis and
requirements of
Middleware and other sw
components of solutions
Group H
Social Benefits
•Social Impact
•Emisions
•etc
ICT4 SMARTDG WP2 Final Point
All the results will be compiled in
a final document. “Consensus on
ICT solutions for a Smart
Distributed Generation at
domestic level”.
T2.5 Final document
Index
Wp1 SOLUTIONS
Get more
Solutions
Group D
Manufacturers
Group G SW
and
Middleware
Group C (
Power
companies)
Group E (
Distributed
Gen
Equipments)
GroupF(
Buildings,
ICT Req)
Group D
Manufacturers
Group G SW
and
Middleware
All (
Discussion)
Group B
Telcos
•
1 Solutions identified for Smart DG T2.1 ( Include
Scenarios)
•
2 Forums Identified , Organizations, Experiences
and FP7 ProjectsT2.2
Wp1 Some Fiches
, Experiences,
SmartCity, ETC
Group A
•
3 ICT4SMARTDG Reference Architecture T2.2
Discussion All
( Iterative)
VISION of
Group A (
Only
Feedback)
Group A (
Vision Forums
and
Experiences)
Group B
Telcos
•
4 Define requirements and do analysis of
solutions T2.2
•
5 Proposed ICT Solutions T2.3 ( NOT CATALOG,
RELATE WITH BOX IN ARCHITECTURE and
features) Do reference to Solutions analized
•
6 Consensus about advantages of ICT for Smart
DG. Point of view of :
•
Power Companies
•
Telcos
•
Manufacturers ( Hw and SW)
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Institutions
Every Group
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Group H Social
Benefits etc
Work Plan Flow
WP2 Planning
Possible Index
Final Document
•
Tasks
First Meeting 16 12
09 ¿?
1 Solutions identified for Smart DG
T2.1 ( Include Scenarios)
Result: Agreement
First Meeting 29 01
10¿?
•
2 Forums Identified , Organizations,
Experiences and FP7 ProjectsT2.2
•
3 ICT4SMARTDG Reference
Architecture T2.2
Target: Agreement on WP2 structure and
work assignment and (3) architecture
Work on the next Targets
Target: 1 Solutions Identified & Stakeholders
Target: 2 Forums & Other Identified
•
Second Meeting
¿Audio? 15 02 10
4 Define requirements and do
analysis of solutions T2.2 and
selection
•
5 Proposed ICT Solutions T2.3 (
NOT CATALOG, RELATE WITH BOX
IN ARCHITECTURE and features)
Do reference to Solutions analized
•
Result: Document , Solutions Identified, Forums
Requirements
Describe Solutions
according to requirements
Third Meeting
¿Audio? 15 03 10
Power Companies
•
Telcos
•
Manufacturers ( Hw and
SW)
Target 5 : First proposal of selected solutions
according Requirements
Target 6: First proposal of Document about
advantages
6 Consensus about advantages of
ICT for Smart DG. Point of view of :
•
Target: 4 Define Requirements to do
analysis of ICT Solutions
Fifth Meeting Audio08
04 10
Sixth Meeting F2F 08
04 10
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Institutions
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Work on Integration of Final Document
Target: Integration of 2.1 and
presentation Dissemination and
WP3 Transition
Planning Target: 1 Solutions Identified
•
1 Solutions identified for Smart DG
T2.1 ( Include Scenarios)
Wp1 SOLUTIONS
Get more Solutions
Group B
Telcos
Leader ?
Date : 29 01 10
Result Document
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Group D
Manufacturers
Group G SW
and
Middleware
Planning Target: 2 Forums & Other Identified
•
2 Forums Identified , Organizations,
Experiences and FP7 ProjectsT2.2
Wp1 Some
Fiches ,
Experiences,
SmartCity,
ETC
Leader ?
Date : 15 02 10
Result Document
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Group A
Planning Agreement on WP2 structure and work
assignment and (3) architecture
•
3 ICT4SMARTDG Reference
Architecture T2.2
Discussion
All (Iterative)
Decide Today Architecture
Reference Framework and
Work plan
Feedback Group A
Integrated in whole document
Document at the end of WP2
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VISION of
Group A (
Only
Feedback)
Planning Target: 4 Define Requirements to do
analysis of ICT Solutions
•
4 Define requirements and do
analysis of solutions T2.2 and
selection
Group A (
Vision Forums
and
Experiences)
Leader ?
Date : 15 02 10
Result Document
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Group C (
Power
companies)
Group E (
Distributed
Gen
Equipments)
GroupF(
Buildings,
ICT Req)
Planning Target 5 : First proposal of selected
solutions according Requirements
•
5 Proposed ICT Solutions T2.3 (
NOT CATALOG, RELATE WITH BOX
IN ARCHITECTURE and features)
Do reference to Solutions analized
Group B
Telcos
Leader ?
Date : 15 03 10
Result Document
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Group D
Manufacturers
Group G SW
and
Middleware
All (
Discussion)
Planning Target 6: First proposal of Document
about advantages. Nearly continous till 30 APRIL
•
6 Consensus about advantages
of ICT for Smart DG. Point of
view of :
•
Power Companies
•
Telcos
•
Manufacturers ( Hw and
SW)
•
Institutions
•
etc
Every Group
Group H
Social
Benefits etc
Leader ?
Control Date : 29 01 10
Control Date : 15 02 10
Control Date : 15 03 10
Date : 08 04 10
Result Document
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Control of the
CONSESUS part
of the Document
as it is the center
of the WP2
Planning Integration Final Document.
Dissemination & Transition to WP3
•
1 Solutions identified for
Smart DG T2.1 ( Include
Scenarios)
•
2 Forums Identified ,
Organizations, Experiences
and FP7 ProjectsT2.2
•
3 ICT4SMARTDG Reference
Architecture T2.2
•
4 Define requirements and do
analysis of solutions T2.2
•
•
5 Proposed ICT Solutions
T2.3 ( NOT CATALOG,
RELATE WITH BOX IN
ARCHITECTURE and
features) Do reference to
Solutions analized
All Groups
Feedback to
integrator
Leader ?
Date : 30 04 10
6 Consensus about advantages
of ICT for Smart DG. Point of view
of
•
Power Companies
•
Telcos
•
Manufacturers ( Hw and
SW)
•
Institutions
•
etc
Result Document
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Index Point 3
Some References Models analysis
NSN
SmartGrid Platform
E-Energy
PSERC Power Systems
Engineering Research Center
Cisco
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Alcatel
Index Point 3
NIST (National Institute of Standards and
Technology )
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Index Point 3
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Architecture Reference Model Approach in
ICT4SMARTDG
¿Can we start on this ?
Draft Reference Framework Architecture
for ICT analysis in ICT4SMARTDG
ICT BUILDINGS
REQUIRMENTS
Index Point 3
Standardization Organization , Forums and Other Projects and pilots
PEHV Mobility APPLICATIONS (PHEV : Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle)
Alarms & Triggers
Mesurement Data
Connection
Meter Data Management Agent
Network
(MDMA)
Communication Netw Mngmt- Control planes
Other
microgrids
MARKET PLACE FRONT END
Provisioning & Netw
Monitoring
OPEN DELIVERY SERVICE`PLATFORM
Update
Equipment Status
APPLIANCEs & UTILITIES /SDK
Other
devices
Backup
communication
s solutions
EMS/dms/OMS
ICT Services layer
Switches
Other
Devices,SMART
GENERATION
Renewables
aggregation
Loss Management
Technical/ non Technical
(TISPAN-IMS )
Condition Monitor
Demand
Management,
smart metering ,
etc
Billing /CRM
Middleware To ICT Services
Layer
intellige
nt
electro
nic
devices
Latency
parameters
Interface to information generated
in ICT, Telco etc
Remote Sensors
IEDS
Data Mediation and
mangement
DG ( Distributed
Generation)
LEGACY
METERS
Wide Area Network
SMART METERSAMI
PHEV
ACCESS( Cellular,
Wimax, DSL, Fiber, Cable,
BPL), satellite
Local Home
Appliances
Cyber Security Management
Restoration Control , ICT resiliance , reliability, against
attacks and natural disaster
Alarm systems (Stealing, out of order, etc)
WP1 Scenarios
•Isolated house to grid
•Building to Grid
•Microgrid
Other Interoperability
Scenarios ( NIST, IEEE
etc)
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Building-to-Grid (B2G)
Industrial-to-Grid (I2G)
Home-to-Grid (H2G)
Transmission and
Distribution (T&D)
Vehicle to Grid (V2G)
Analysis Contingency,
Simulation Models of the
evolution of the SmartGrid
and other information to
Electrical Company
IMS provides building
blocks allowing faster
integration and deployment
of IP –SIP services
Project Draft Architecture MarketplaceIndex Point 3
Analysis. From NIST. Possible ICT Solutions
Operations
Service
Provider
Distribution
Transmission
Marketplace
(Mark Operation, Market
Management, DER
aggregation, trading,
wholesaling, retailing,
ancilliary ops)
Bulk
generation
Market managers include ISOs
for wholesale markets or NYMEX
for forward markets in many
ISO/RTO regions. There are
transmission and services and
demand response markets as
well. Some DER Curtailment
resources are treated today as
dispatchable generation.
Ancillary Ops Provide a market to
provide frequency support, voltage
support, spinning reserve and other
ancillary services as defined by
FERC, NERC and the various ISO.
These markets function on a regional
or ISO basis normally. .
Electrical
Compani
es
Retailers sell power to end customers
and may in the future aggregate or
broker DER between customers or into
the market. Most are connected to a
trading organization to allow
participation in the wholesale market.
TELCO
resources to play in the larger
markets. Aggregators combine
smaller participants (as providers
or customers or curtailment) to
enable distributed
Market Ops Make a particular
market function smoothly.
Functions include financial and
goods sold clearing, price quotation
streams, audit, balancing, and more.
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Customers
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Traders are participants in
markets, which include
aggregators for provision and
consumption and curtailment,
and other qualified entities. There
are a number of companies
whose primary business is the
buying and selling of energy.
Index Point 1 and 4
ICT Players in SmartGrid
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Index Point 1 and 4
ICT Players in SmartGrid
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Index Point 1 and 4
ICT Solutions from WP1
T2.1: Identification of
current available solutions
and stakeholders
Understanding of all the previous
aspects identify: possible ICT solutions
that cover the needs of the sector and
stakeholders involved in distributed
generation. In order to classify solutions
according to type of stakeholder.
Information regarding each solution – in relation with
environment, generation and telecom aspects.
First Results
¿Need more ?
Stakeholders, analysis of the ones identified and
classification for consultation
•
1 Iberdrola GPRS controller at home for load management
Microgeneration
•
3 BT Solution Microgrid Macrogrid
•
4BT home energy management service and associated br
oadband value‐added services
•
6 EDF AMM Smart Grid project will be able to monitor
AMM Smart Metering project will be able to replace 35M
of meters
•
7 EDF Forecasting system for wind farm
•
8 Acciona Micro Gen Buildings Requirements
•
9 ACCIONA Building Savings heating ¿ ICT use?
•
10 EUTELSAT Access Satellite Solutions , omni antena
•
11 NSN OSS Telco and Power Network ¿sdk?
•
12 edison Application Smart Grid EV Integration
•
13 TID, MEREGIO Market place
•
14TID full ‐
system automation, monitoring and smart meters for the
first group of SmartGridCityTM customers. A Web portal
•
15 ibm cisco Amsterdam Smartmeter Display Pannels
•
16 GPRS/ADSL and M2M platform
•
17 PiaM
•
18 SAMARES ¿?
•
20 SAPTechnical and mass‐market deployment aspects
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First analysis of WP1 Work . Some
ICT solutions .
Collect for classification
and analysis
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Index Point 1 and 4
ICT Solutions from WP1
First
Ict Collection from
WP1
•
1 Iberdrola GPRS controller at home for load management
Microgeneration
•
3 BT Solution Microgrid Macrogrid
•
4BT home energy management service and associated
broadband value‐added services
•
6 EDF AMM Smart Grid project will be able to monitor
AMM Smart Metering project will be able to replace 35
M of meters
•
7 EDF Forecasting system for wind farm
•
8 Acciona Micro Gen Buildings Requirements
•
9 ACCIONA Building Savings heating ¿ ICT use?
•
10 EUTELSAT Access Satellite Solutions , omni antena
•
11 NSN OSS Telco and Power Network ¿sdk?
•
12 edison Application Smart Grid EV Integration
•
13 TID, MEREGIO Market place
•
14TID full ‐
system
automation, monitoring and smart meters for
the first group of SmartGridCityTM customers.
A Web portal
•
15 ibm cisco Amsterdam Smartmeter Display Pannels
•
16 GPRS/ADSL and M2M platform
•
17 PiaM
•
18 SAMARES ¿?
•
20 SAPTechnical and mass‐market deployment aspects
Micro Grid Macrogrid BT Fiche 2, 3
Smart meters App Cisco Fiche 15
AMM EDF Fiche 6
Satellite Access Eutelsat Fiche 10
Nokia Siemens Networks Open EMS
Suite O&M Agent Suite (OES)
solutions NSN Fiche 11
TID Sensor Monitoring solution PIAM
Fiche 17
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Index Point 2
FORA and Experiences
Situation of
Standarization and Fora
State of the Art
Needed a view of the situation
of industry , standarization
Administration
Standarization Organization
•
IEEE SCC21 Smart Grid Standards IEEE P2030
•
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
•
NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
•
EPRI
•
NEMA
•
AHAM
•
UNIAMI
•
POWERWATCHER Energy Research Centre Netherlands
•
German E-Energy Framework
•
SmartGrid Platform
•
GRIDWISE
•
Oasis CISCO IBM MICROSOFT
•
PSERC Power Systems Engineering Research Center
Establish an ICT4SMARTDG
reference Framework Model
of SMART GRID and ICT
MAIN STANDARIZATION
Organization, Projects and
Industry vision
INITIATIVES and Projects
•
E-Energy Meregio
•
Smart grid City
•
FP7 ADDRESS, AIM, BEYWATCH, SHSG, SMART-A,
INTEGRAL,
•
Some other ?
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•
ALCATEL,
•
Cisco
•
Siemens
•
IBM
•
ABB
•
Etc
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Map ICT
solutions
on
ICT4SMAR
TDG
Reference
Framework
Index Point 2
FOR A and Experiences
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National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Initial Smart Grid Interoperability Standards Framework
Index Point 2

AMI-SEC System Security Requirements Advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and Smart
Grid end-to-end security

ANSI C12.19/MC1219Revenue metering information model

BAC net ANSI ASHRAE 135-2008/ISO 16484-5Building automation

DNP3 Substation and feeder device automation

IEC 60870-6 / TASE.2Inter-control center communications

IEC 61850Substation automation and protection

IEC 61968/61970 Application level energy management system interfaces

IEC 62351 Parts 1-8 Information security for power system control operations

IEEE C37.118 Phasor measurement unit (PMU) communications

IEEE 1547 Physical and electrical interconnections between utility and distributed
generation (DG)

IEEE 1686-2007 Security for intelligent electronic devices (IEDs)

NERC CIP 002-009Cyber security standards for the bulk power system

NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-53,

NIST SP 800-82Cyber security standards and guidelines for federal information systems,
including those for the bulk power system

Open Automated Demand Response (Open ADR) Price responsive and direct load control

OpenHANHome Area Network device communication, measurement, and control

ZigBee/HomePlug Smart Energy Profile Home Area Network (HAN) Device Communications
and Information Model
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IEEE 2030
Interoperability - Distributed Energy Resources (DER) on Transmission
and Distribution
Bulk Power
Systems Approach
Substations
• Interconnection & Interfaces
• Technical Standards
• Advanced Technologies
• Systems Integration
sensors
(Also, larger
DER on
transmission)
sensors
Transmission System
Distribution
System
Load Management
sensors
Communications – Information Flow, Data Management,
Combined Heat
DER
& Power
Interconnections
Monitor & Control
sensors
Dr. W. Charlton Adams
President, IEEE Standards Association, Geneva,
13-16 July 2009
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IEEE P2030, Draft Guide for Smart Grid Interoperability of Energy Technology
and Information Technology Operation with the Electric Power System (EPS),
and End-Use Applications and Loads. Task Force 3:
Communications Technology

Task Forces 1 & 2
• Define information
attributes
(Where, When, Who,
What)


TASK FORCE 1: Power Engineering
Technology
—
Co-Leaders :
Tom Prevost
Sam Sciacca,
—
Recorder:
Tom Basso
TASK FORCE 2: Information Technology
—
Co-Leaders :
Bob Grow
—
Recorder:
Coddington
Mike
TASK FORCE 3: Communications Technology
—
Co-Leaders :
Bob Heile
Stefano Galli,
—
Recorder: Ben Kroposki
PHY/MAC
Task Force 3
Addresses communications interoperability
between devices within SmartGrid
•
•
Describe layers above PHY/MAC and below Layer 6
• Neutral to PHY/MAC standards used in the
Smart Grid
• PHY/MAC standards are being developed by
other groups
Interoperability of electric power systems with end
use applications and loads should be maintained
regardless of the PHY/MAC
Dr. W. Charlton Adams
President, IEEE Standards
Association, Geneva, 13-16 July 2009
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IEEE 2030
Task 4
Establish Requirements for Analisys
Criteria of Power
Companies and
Building Companies
are required
TOPICS
•
Reliable self-healing
networking for smart grid
•
ICT for wide-area
situational awareness
(e.g., fault-detection and
localization, sensing, etc.)
•
Routing for smart grid
(e.g., IETF 6LoWPAN,
ROLL, etc.)
•
Standardization
(e.g.,NIST, IEEE P2030,
IEC, NEMA,
Smartgridplatform,
Gridwise, AHAM,UNIAMI,
etc.)
•
Regulation and Business
model
T2.2 Analysis of ICT solutions
Possible
Classification Criteria
T2.1 Analysis of ICT solutions
Analysis of solutions by different
criteria. Identifying benefits and
viability of each solution by different
stakeholders and sector.
.
TOPICS
•
Is important to use technologies
deployed
•
Use Legacy Meters
•
Heterogenous technology
•
Accesibility
•
Backup?
•
Restoration capabilities
•
Compatible with standard
•
Compatibility with other
technologies
•
Technology to manage
electromagnetic interference
•
Need wireless sensors
•
Scenarios where to use
•
COMPATIBILITY with gas and
water metering
•
Supports IPv6
•
Real time ( What is the delay
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considered?)
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ICT for smart home (e.g., wireless,
PLCs, IPv6, etc.)
•
ICT for smart meters (e.g., cellular,
PLCs, WiMAX, virtual meters, etc.)
•
Design paradigm for distributed
control under communication
constraints
•
Enabling ICT for demand response
and distributed energy resources
•
Enabling ICT for plug-in hybrid
electric vehicle (PHEV) system and
network
RUNNING
WP2 Achieve consensus on benefits of available solutions.
Project Period month 7-15 . Organization
With the previous
analysis we will make a
general and strategic
proposal with short,
medium and long term
perspective for their
implementation. It
could be a
classification of the ICT
solutions under this
term perspective..
T2.3 Proposal of ICT
solutions.
•
Identify some solutions that can adapt to
blocks in Architecture Reference Model
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RUNNING
WP2 Achieve consensus on benefits of available solutions.
Project Period month 7-15 . Organization
Giving continuity to the
Thematic network, this
task will consist on the
support to WP3 giving
it the conclusions of
the WP2 and also
technical information if
needed during the next
2 months.
T2.4 Support WP3 in
technical features
.
•
Information flow to WP3
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Conclusions WP2
A lot of activity related with Smart Grid
Many pilots and experiences, Europe, USA , Korea, TAIWAN, Australia, etc
A lot of work to clarify the best use of ICT over Smart Grid is needed.
No clear Standards for ICT over Smart Grid
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