SMART CITY SIBIU –PILOT PROJECT

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CONTENT

1. SMART CITY, element of SMART GRIDS2. City of SIBIU - Statistics3. Optimising Energy Systems 4. Pilot Project - Financing5. Pilot Project implementation - Calendar6. Developers’ Consortium

1. SMART CITY - element of SMART GRIDS

1.1. European Strategy• 2020 - Confirmation of three 20% targets• 2030 - The Power Sector reduces its carbon

footprint between 54 to 68%• 2050 - A Roadmap for moving to a competitive

low carbon economy - Reducing GHG emissions by 80-95% - A fully decarbonised Power Sector

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1.2.SMART System of TOMOROW

T & G

Local AdminSchool s Hospitals Services

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1.3. SMART CITY

• Frindliness towards the environment• Use of information and communication

technologies as tools of smart management• Ultimate goal of sustainable development• Improves the quality of life and local

economy,trough moving towards a low carbon future

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1.3 SMART CITY /2/

• SMART CITIES integrates in an innovative urban paradigm energy efficiency,by promoting both enviromental and economic sustainability.In a SMART CITY infrastructres,service and technologies together with the public and private sector contribute in saving energy and reducing CO2 emissions.

• SMART GRIDS are key to the development of SMART CITIES

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First level city

smatness

Second level city smartnes

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Third level city smartnes

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1.4. CONCEPT of CITY SMARTNESS

Self-managing actions

Managing actions of private actors

Managing coordinative action

City as a public actor:“leading by example”

City as a policy maker:“governing the private urban actors”

City as a coordinator:“integrated approach”

2.CITY of SIBIU -Statistics

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POPULATION : 149 000

Electricity Consumption: 6768MWh

Administrativ buildings,schools,HP,>500qm: 95

CHP PLANTS: 2

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3.OPTIMISING ENERGY SYSTEMS3.1.Smart Grids technologies in Smart Cities• Electronic meters• Network automation• Efficient public lighting• Electric mobility• Integration of renewable energy resources• Energy storage systems• Devices increasing consumer consumption

awareness

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3. OPTIMISING ENERGY SYSTEMS/2/3.2.Building Stock Opportunities• Thermal upgrade of the envelope of existing

buildings• Upgrade of lighting in buildings• Solar thermal for DHW• Efficient boilers and chillers• Heat pumps• Passive buildings• Smart metering

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3. OPTIMISING ENERGY SYSTEMS/3/3.3 Transportation and Mobility Opportunities• Lowering mobility needs• Shift from individual to collective transport• Soft modes of transportation• Integration of EV in the urban environment

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3. OPTIMISING ENERGY SYSTEMS/4/3.4.City management Opportunities• Upgrade of street and traffic lighting• CHP with district heating and cooling• Electric production from RES in the urban

environment• Development of SMART GRIDS• ICT

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3.5. ENERGY MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

Buildings

Efficient public lighting

Electric vehicle

Renewable resourses

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CENTER

CITY

Energy Storage

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4. PILOT PROJECT FINANCING

4.1. EU-FinancingDG-INFSO-Research OBJECTVE 6.5 Optimising Energy Systems in Smart Cities• Decision support and management and control systems

for energy-efficient neighbourhoods• Validation phase in real- live environments in least two

cities• Call openung:16.07.12 closing 27.11 .12• Budget: 40 MEuro

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4. PILOT PROJECT FINANCING/2/

4.2. Cofinancing Opportunities• Local Authorities• Central Authorities• Loans

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Fesability Study

DG-INFSOEvaluation

Project Design Implementation

5. PILOT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION CALENDAR

2012 2013 2013 2014-2015

Developers'Consortium

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6. DEVELOPERS’ CONSORTIUM

Sibiu MunicipalityRomanian Energy CenterTractebel Engineering

Emon ElectricECRO…..

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