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All Rights Reserved © Alcatel-Lucent 2010•1 | Smart Grid | 2010
Smart communications for the Smart Grid
•Peter JohnsonJune 2010•Peter JohnsonJune 2010
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Today utilities are facing a storm of issues…
Satisfy Customers
quality powerInnovat
e
renewable energy sources
Gain Market Share
New Technologies
Deploy secure networks
of distributed generation
Increase the Bottom Line
Automation…
Cope with Regulatory Rules
Retain Talent with aging workforce
in fast growing energy consumption and demand context
reduce carbon emissions
to manage uninterrupted, constant flow of
transition to
Execute faster than the others
Meet the challenge
Be GreenEfficiency
SecurityAsset Return
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Diverse business goalsCommon drive that will transform utilities
High Power Quality with RES
…driven by different requirements of “the smart grid”
US
Japan
Australia
ChinaEurope
Secure electricity suppliesBoost energy conservation
Renewables integration
Operational EfficiencyAsset Optimization
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Inst
anta
neous
dem
and (kW
)
Time of day
Shave off seasonal peak
Reduce peak-hourPromote micro-generation
Secure electricity suppliesSecure electricity supplies
Distributed GenerationAsset Optimization
BrazilAfrica
Canada
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Dividing up the smart grid into manageable pieces
Power Delivery Non-stop energy delivery, despite…
• Rising seasonal demand
• Advent of electric vehicles
• Aging infrastructure
Green Energy Pressure on CO2 footprint:
• Mass smaller scale renewables
• Management of energy losses
Power Quality A legal requirements, despite…
• Mass small scale renewables
• Increasingly “noisy” loads
Customer intimacy Creating value for customers
Operational efficiency Better cost control, requiring…
• Improved operational processes
• Better asset utilisation
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Smart Grid is IT and communications intensive
Distributed generation, renewables
Smart metersDemand
response Home area network
Secure, highly reliable, scalable
PHEVs
Distribution managementProcurement and Market Ops
T&D operations Executive dashboards
Customer services
CRM/GenesysMDMSAMI Head-end
Business processes and data exchange
DWMSOMSGIS
T&D planning and engineering
Asset mgmtCMMSSystems planning
SCADA DSM
EMS DMS
Bidding and scheduling Trading and contracts
Planning & forecasting Settlements
Telecommunications infrastructure
Advanced metering
infrastructure
Distribution automation
Substation automationTransmissi
on operations
Plant operations
Energy infrastructure and customers
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Communications is understood and evolving…
Single, unified systems for all operations
Supporting all operational services
Providing simple flexibility and management
OptimizationSimplification
The evolution to IP is not in question:The question is “when?” and “how?”
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An example of IP / MPLS transformation
Modernizing the operational communications network, requiring:
• Seamless transition from legacy to a carrier-class MPLS network infrastructure
• Reliable, secure and integrated communications network supporting
−Mission-critical electric utility applications
−Continued smart grid growth plans
• One of first utilities in North America to plan an integrated IP/MPLS solution
Services supported:
• Teleprotection, SCADA, Operational voice
• NERC cyber security, security surveillance
• Metering, corporate communications, network management and provisioning
Outcome:
• Altalink now evangelising IP/MPLS in utilities www.utilitympls.comThe first utility to transport of mission-critical teleprotection traffic over IP/MPLS
First teleprotection circuits now live
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Flexible data management will be as important as effective communications management
… but what about data?
Traditionally
• Data has been vertically integrated with its application
• Data volumes have been small
Smart grids will change this
• Tomorrow’s data paths risk becoming a tangle of logical connections
• The large volumes of real-time data from large volumes of sensors
Perform’Mgt
OutageMgt
EnergyMgt
NetworkMgt
Retailsystems
Remote controls SCADATelemetrySmart
Meters RES
DemandResponse
Conditionmonitors
Network facing devices
Operations facing systems
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Smart Grid EnablementData mediation and intelligent security
Flexibility will only be achieved through intelligent data management
Network facing devices
Operations facing systems
Remote controls SCADATelemetrySmart
Meters RES Conditionmonitors
Perform’Mgt
OutageMgt
EnergyMgt
NetworkMgt
Retailsystems
DemandResponse
Data handling & security layer
Secu
rity
syste
ms
Data aggregation
Data correlation
Data mediation
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Benefits of this approach
Flexibility
• Enables secure data sharing on an as-needed basis
• Enables future applications to use today’s data sources, without the necessity of second-guess the requirements
Security
• Ensures flexibility does not sacrifice security
• One security policy applied globally
Manageability
• Provides the tools to manage uncertainties
Operational efficiency
• Enables the optimum use of data
Turns a smart grid revolution into an intelligent evolution
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An example project: the ultimate objective of the project
Solar Panels
Fuel Cells
GeothermalEnergy
Micro Wind
Thermostat
Water Heater
Pool Pump
Energy Orb
Smart Appliances
Smart Meterand 2-WayCommunication
CustomerInformationPortalIPTV - WWW
PersonalLoadMgmt.
MarketPrice
Signals
Electric Vehicles
Matching local generation to local demandFinancial benefit to consumer… and to operator
Utility’s service
Electric Vehicles
Domestic loadDomestic supply
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Taking the first bite:executing phase 1 of the project
Delivering smart metering, demand side management, automated outage notification
DispatchSensors in
distribution network
Smart meters
Using the existing FTTH communications network
Energy Mgt Systems
Smart Meter Mgt System
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What the future might look like
Automating the energy network to becomean information driven utility
Smart Meter Mgt System
Energy Mgt Systems
More sensors in distribution network
Smart meters
Data correlation
Outage Mgt Systems
Incident Mgt Systems
System mgt
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Conclusions
Smart Grids is about assuring and improving
Power Delivery
Power Quality
Operational Efficiency
Green Energy
Customer intimacy
Data and communications are going to be key enablers
Becoming a data driven utility should be an ultimate goal
This makes it easy to divide up the elephant called smart grids
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