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  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED

    → Kick Start Activity

    SMART SUPPLY CHAIN

    Liz Barrow - [email protected]

  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA 05/03/2019 | Slide 2 European Space Agency

    Before we start…

    • Due to the number of attendees, please keep your microphones muted at all times and switch off the webcam function

    • You can use the conversation function anytime to submit your questions. They will be addressed during the Q&A at the end of the webinar

    Welcome to the Smart Supply Chain webinar!

    Smart Supply Chain

  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA 05/03/2019 | Slide 3 European Space Agency

    Before we start…

    • Due to the number of attendees, please keep your microphones muted at all times and switch off the webcam function

    • You can use the conversation function anytime to submit your questions. They will be addressed during the Q&A at the end of the webinar

    Welcome to the Environmental Crimes webinar!

    Smart Supply Chain

  • European Space AgencyEuropean Space Agency

    • Introduction

    • What ESA Space Solutions offers

    • Space for Smart Supply Chains

    • Guest Speaker: Mirko Abate from ENEL

    • Guest Speaker: Fabio Zucchetti from ENEL

    • Kick-start Activity essentials

    • Introduction to a Kick-start Activity

    • How to Apply to this Competition

    • Q&A

    WEBINAR OUTLINE

    Smart Supply Chain

  • European Space Agency

    Human Spaceflight Technologies

    Space Weather

    Earth Observation

    Satellite Navigation

    Satellite Communication

    Financial

    Aviation

    Education

    Energy

    Media

    Agriculture

    Environment

    Transport

    Healthcare

    Maritime

    Can you leverage Space technology and data for the benefit of life on Earth?

    FUEL FOR YOUR BUSINESS

  • European Space AgencyESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA | 31/10/2018 | Slide 6

    esa business applications

    Use of theESA Brand for

    Credibility

    We’ll work together to make your idea commercially viable, with:

    Zero-Equity Funding

    (€60k-€2M+)

    Tailored Project Management

    Support

    Access toOur Network& Partners

    WHAT ESA OFFERS

  • European Space Agency

    OPPORTUNITY

    The European Space Agency is offering support and funding to companies developing innovative and commercial services that use space technology for smart supply chains.

    Up to €64,000 ESA funding to run a 6-month study.

    Competition opens on 15 April 2020 and closes on 27 May 2020

    To find out more: https://business.esa.int/funding/invitation-to-tender/smart-supply-chain

    Smart Supply Chain

    https://business.esa.int/funding/invitation-to-tender/smart-supply-chain

  • European Space Agency

    Background

    Supply chains can be complex and often involve the management of a vast range of activities.

    Current trends suggest a move to automatizing operations, ensuring the safe and secure transport of goods, and adopting environmentally friendly processes.

    Relevant Topics relate to:

    • Smarter shipping

    • Greener shipping

    • Safer shipping

    • Improving humanitarian shipping

    • Providing unique supply chain insights

    Smart Supply Chain

  • European Space AgencyESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA | 21/05/2018 | Slide 9

    esa business applications

    Satellite

    Navigation

    Satellite

    Communication

    Earth

    Observation

    THE POWER OF SPACE FOR SMART SUPPLY CHAINS

    • Satellite Positioning, Navigation and Timing are key to provide an accurate positioning to track & trace vehicles and goods, navigate automated vehicles, optimise route and operate traffic management systems.

    • Satellite Communications can play a key role both for regular supply chain operations and in emergencies. They indeed provide a means to communicate with the coordinating centre to and from remote locations where there is no terrestrial network.

    • In case of network failures or cyber-attacks targeting terrestrial communication, SatCom may also be used to increase the supply chain network robustness and resilience.

    • They can provide robust communication links for autonomous and remotely piloted vehicles in beyond radio line of sight conditions or if the terrestrial network is not available.

    • Satellite Earth Observation imagery can be used to provide the maps required by the traffic management, as well as evaluate the conditions on the ground.

    • SatEO can provide meteorological information, and provide key data for monitoring and forecasting air pollution and CO2 emissions.

    • Satellite imagery can also provide intelligence on operations at locations of interest.

  • European Space Agency

    SMART SUPPLY CHAIN BY ENEL

    ENEL Guest Speaker: Mirko Abate

  • Enel logistics tracking and monitoring project

    01/04/2020

  • Agenda

    Smart logistics solution 3

    Countries of activity and mode of transport 4

    Global presence 5

    Wind Farm (example of main components) 6

    Solar Plant (example of main components) 7

    HV/MV Power Transformer (example) 8

    Smart Logistics solution (our challenges) 9

    Smart Logistics solution (Main characteristics needed) 10

    Pag.

  • Logistics and Shipping Dpt, within Engineering & Construction of

    Global Power Generation has in charge the management and

    monitoring of transportation of goods, from factories to construction

    site.

    Real time tracking along the logistic chain is key to ensure the

    respect of quality and time of deliveries.

    Our experience:

    • Tracking through online platforms;

    • Global Shipping room to monitor logistic supply chain;

    • Pilot with impact recorder/transponder devices.

    13

    Smart Logistics solutionsWhat we do

    300+ factories 100+ projects 6000+ container 7000+ oversized components 350+ vessel monitored

  • 14

    Enel Global PowerCountries of activities and mode of transport

    factories GPG presence no GPG active projects vessel train flight

  • 01/04/2020 15

    Enel Global PowerGlobal presence, MW installed per technology

    North & Central America

    Europe

    & North Africa

    South America Africa

    Asia &

    Australia

    Plants

    Capacity

    Coutries

    Operative plants

    Under construction or

    evaluation

    Hydro Geo Wind Solar Biomass

  • 16

    WIND TOWER

    Wind farmTransporting oversized and overweight wind components

    TRANSPORT WEIGHTS (TONS)

    3 blades: 1 truck for each blade

    generally transported assembled

    1 truck per single section

    generally 2 hubs per truck

    base 63

    mid 53

    upper mid 45

    top 34

    Type 90 mt 29

    Type 90mt 19

    Type 90 mt 68

    Length: 4470 mm Width: 4400 mm Height: 4350 mm

    Length: 10800 mm Width: 4089 mm Height: 4145 mm

    Length: 69160 mm Width: 3700 mm Height: 2400 mm

    Length: 21000 mm Lower: 4350 mm Upper: 4300 mm

    DIMENTIONS (MT)

  • 17

    SOLAR PLANT

    Solar plantTransporting oversized and overweight wind components

    TRANSPORT WEIGHTS (TONS)

    26 solar module each

    22 pallet ( 11 double pallet)

    40 “container 17

    40 “container 17

    Single pallet 0,8

    Double pallet 1,6

    Length: 1372 mm Width: 1118 mm Height: 876 mm

    Length: 1200 mm Width: 2440 mm Height: 2590 mm

    DIMENTIONS (MT)

    Length: 1200 mm Width: 2440 mm Height: 2590 mm

  • HV/MV Power Transformer

    01/04/2020 18

    Both for wind and solar technology

    FRAGILE oversized and overweight

    component in tailor-made package

    Length: 9600 mm Width: 3400 mm Height: 4500 mm

    DIMENTIONS (MT)WEIGHTS (TONS)

    262

  • Multiple actors involved in the logistic chain

    Different time zone with complex communication

    Forwarders not always directly contracted by Enel

    Damage during transport only lately found

    Transshipments of container not always transparent

    Extreme weather event impacting deliveries

    Telecommunication country restriction

    19

    Smart Logistics solutionsOur challenges

    ?

  • Easy to install/uninstall & maintain (anyone without a training should be able to install the device)

    Flexibility (downloadable on different devices, user friendly graphics)

    Affordability (expensive highly performant transponder can be easily found in the market)

    Reliability ( quickly reactive and high precision in localize the good and attest its condition)

    Accessibility (available worldwide, operative indoor and outdoor and worldwide i.e. China, Russia)

    Durability (for months or even years without a battery change)

    Alarms (major impacts that can damage the goods)

    01/04/2020 20

    Smart Logistics solutionsMain characteristics needed

  • European Space Agency

    SMART SUPPLY CHAIN BY ENEL

    ENEL Guest Speaker: Fabio Zucchetti

  • How the Earth Observation and the satellite communication can help our supply chain and transportation defects detection ?

    Presentation of Enel GI&N S&L and GI&N QUAL and a case study to ESA April 1st 2020

  • Our presence

    23

    Global overview

    COLOMBIA(2nd DSO )

    3,4 M customers

    26.093 km²

    PERU(2nd DSO)

    1,4 M customers

    1.550 km²

    CILE(2nd DSO)

    1,9 M customers

    2.105 km²

    ARGENTINA(2nd DSO)

    2,5 M customers

    3.304 km²

    BRASILE*(1st DSO)

    17,1 M customers

    526.335 km²

    SPAIN

    (1st DSO)

    12,2 M customers

    195.468 km²

    ITALIA

    (1st DSO)

    31,4 M customers

    279.571 km²

    ROMANIA(2nd DSO)

    2,9 M customers

    62.495 km²

    >2 Mln kmGrid lenght

    73 Mln end users

    Over 45 Mln Smart Meters

    +1.092.737 km2

    Concession area

    318.709 km

    1.154.432 km

    128.718 km

    26.843 km

    487.202 km

    71.517 km

    29.634 km

    17.281 km

    *Include Rio, Cearà , Goias, Sao Paulo

  • Focus on Merchandise Group with defects detected

    Merchandise Group involved

    Equipment for secondary cabin remote control (UP)

    Prefabricated metal enclosed equipment for interruption, disconnection and operation of the medium voltage network

    (IMS)

    15%÷ 20%

    15%÷ 20%

    Colombia (*)BrasileChile

    (*) defects index reduced from 20% to 5% after actions taken

    Merchandise Group Avg Defects

    detectedAttentioned Country

    ColombiaBrasilePeru

    Argentina

    In the last five years was recorded an high defects index over mechanical components on international shipping

    to Latam countries

  • Material Group interested by international transportation; need

    GM with defects by country

    Average Unit Price : 985 €

    MATERIAL id Destination

    Country

    Destination

    Company

    Merchandise

    Group

    (GM)

    Technical

    specificationMaterial description

    Total Need

    2yrs

    Pcs

    Production\ Delivery Country

    UP COLOMBIA Codensa FTTE0501 GSTR002 rev.2

    Kit completo UP2020 Lite para

    aplicaciones tipo exterior, con

    gabinete equipado con UE2020

    L8

    4.725 ITALY

    UP BRASILE Enel Goiás FTTE0200 GSTR002 rev.2UNIDADE TERMINAL UP2020

    LITE L8 EXT A5.366 ITALY

    UP BRASILE Enel Río FTTE0200 GSTR002 rev.2UNIDADE TERMINAL UP2020

    LITE L8 EXT B2.640 ITALY

    UP BRASILE Enel Ceara FTTE0200 GSTR002 rev.2UNIDADE TERMINAL UP2020

    LITE L8 EXT B1.000 ITALY

    UP BRASILE Enel Ceara FEQE1100 GSTR002 rev.2

    Outdoor Cabinet Conteiner for

    pole mounted remote terminal

    unit - Extra Large Version

    1.000 ITALY

    UP CHILE Enel Chile FTTE0501 GSTR002 rev.2

    UP2020 Lite Ext L8

    GSTR001/3 (A) GSTR002

    (Opcion de caja A Uso exterior)

    1.650 ITALY

    UP equipment local needs 2yrs covered with production in Italy

  • Material Group interested by international transportation; need

    GM with defects by country

    Average Unit Price : 1340 €

    IMS equipment local needs 2yrs covered with production in Italy

    MATERIAL id Destination Country Destination

    Company

    Merchandise

    Group

    (GM)

    Technical

    specificaionMaterial description

    Total Need

    2yrs

    Pcs

    Production \

    Delivery Country

    IMS COLOMBIA CODENSA FEQE0604 GSCM003SECCIONADOR 3F 24KV

    600A 16KA CABLE DESN 3.300 ITALY

    IMS BRASILE ENEL GOIÁS FEIN1700 GSCM003SECCIONADOR 3F BAJO

    CARGA 24KV 400A 12KA6.045 ITALY

    IMS PERU ENEL PERU FEQE0604 GSCM003SECC BAJO CARGA 24KV

    630A 16KA,P.COND.EX420 ITALY

    IMS ARGENTINA EDESUR FESE0701 GSCM003/1SCCNDR TRIP CT B CRG

    13,2KV 400A LAMT3.755 ITALY

  • Transport Project

  • 28

    Expectation and approach

  • Our expectation Input and expected output

    By Merchandise Group (*)

    Material technical spec and volumes

    Material risk type (SF6, oil)

    Price

    By Country\ Route \

    transportation (maritime, roads)- Maps (**)

    - Georeferenciation (*)

    - Delivery points

    - Manufacturing plants

    - Warehouses

    Damage

    recorded

    (***)

    data over the stress

    suffered on the route

    by material

    (*) Enel GI&N data(**) ESA data (***) Enel data and 3 party certificated data base if any

    Clustering Type of

    packaging for

    transportation

    severity

    Tool for

    shock/damage

    monitoring

    Scalable projects for

    different material

  • European Space Agency

    SMART SUPPLY

    How to Apply

  • European Space Agency

    6 months duration

    up to €64K ESA funding (80% ESA co-funding) if you are a Small-to-Medium Enterprise (SME).*

    Up to €60K ESA funding (75% ESA co-funding) if you are not an SME*

    Develop and assess new business case for commercially viable services

    • Customer Engagementincl. needs and value proposition validation

    • Technical Feasibility Assessmentincl. Service and System Architecture, Space data/technology integration

    • Commercial Viability Assessmentincl. Business Model and Plan

    * - Check whether you are an SME here: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/smes/business-friendly-environment/sme-definition_en

    OPPORTUNITY

    https://ec.europa.eu/growth/smes/business-friendly-environment/sme-definition_en

  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA 05/03/2019 | Slide 32 European Space Agency

    • Kick-starts are open to any company or organisation in these participating MemberStates (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway,Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom ).

    • The Thematic Calls for Kick-Start Activities follow a competitive tendering procedure.The evaluation criteria and associated weighting factors are published in the coverletter of the Call for Proposals.

    Who can apply for a Kick Start?

  • European Space AgencyEuropean Space Agency

    HOW TO APPLY 1/2

    1. Register by completing online questionnaire on ESA-STAR Registration (minimum ‘light registration’) (https://esastar-emr.sso.esa.int)

    2. Download the official tender documentation from ESA EMITS from 15 April 2020. http://emits.sso.esa.int

    3. Create ‘Bidder Restricted Area’ in ESA-STAR

    4. Write your proposal and obtain Letter of Authorization from your National Delegation. Contact information can be found at: https://business.esa.int/national-delegations.

    5. Submit your proposal via ‘Bidder Restricted Area’ in ESA-STAR Tendering before the deadline.

    Any issues with ESA STAR contact [email protected].

    Proposals can be submitted between:

    15 April 2020 – 27 May 2020

    https://esastar-emr.sso.esa.int/http://emits.sso.esa.int/https://esastar.sso.esa.int/mailto:[email protected]

  • European Space Agency

    The Letter of Invitation to Call for Proposals is issued on EMITS (http://emits.sso.esa.int/emits/owa/emits.main)and includes:

    • Cover letter

    • Appendix 1: List of Thematic Calls for Ideas (including the calendar of the Thematic Call for Ideas and specific information on the themes)

    • Appendix 2: Draft Contract

    • Appendix 3: Tendering Conditions for Express Procurement Procedure - EXPRO/TC

    • Appendix 4: Proposal Template

    HOW TO APPLY 2/2

    http://emits.sso.esa.int/emits/owa/emits.main

  • European Space Agency

    Your Proposal shall include the followinginformation:

    1) Executive Summary (max 1 page)

    2) Business Potential (max 5 pages)

    3) Technical Concept (max 5 pages)

    4) Team and Resources (max 3 pages)

    5) Management (max 4 pages)

    6) Financials (max 2 pages)

    THE PROPOSAL TEMPLATE

  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA 05/03/2019 | Slide 36 European Space Agency

    Kick-Start Activity

    Study Tasks

  • ESA UNCLASSIFIED - For Official Use ESA 05/03/2019 | Slide 37 European Space Agency

    Q&A

  • European Space AgencyLiz Barrow – [email protected]

    THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING