Transcript PMO-TAC - Schneider Electric

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Jamie Caplan
Square D by Schneider Electric
Energy Solutions – Northwest
[email protected]
Tel: 206-595-6337
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Smart Energy Solution Goals
1. Reducing energy-related costs through improved
efficiency, lower emissions, reduced per-unit energy costs
and maximized use of your power distribution network
2. Optimizing equipment utilization to make better use of
capital assets by balancing loads and determine capacity
requirements.
3. Improving the overall quality of power and reliability of
your equipment and processes
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Smart Energy Solution Fundamentals
Consume smarter and consume less by deploying a
comprehensive energy strategy that includes:
●Understanding how energy is consumed
●Establishing goals and benchmarks
●Delivering actionable information to key stakeholders
●Sustaining maximum performance levels with responsive
controls
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Where to monitor?
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Where to monitor?
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Energy & Power Management Systems
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Advanced Metering
● Highest rated accuracy, utility grade
● On-board memory for energy & demand, power quality, waveforms, min/max
● Multi-protocol communications, multiple ports for simultaneous access, internet
enabled through on-board Ethernet
● Utility integration for demand response and Smart Grid
● Logic and control capabilities
● Data aggregation and monitoring of other sources, ie. WAGES, sub-meters
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Intermediate Metering
● Highly accurate
● On-board memory for energy & demand, power quality, waveforms, min/max
● Multi-protocol communications, multiple ports for simultaneous access, internet
enabled via on-board Ethernet or through gateways
● Compact and lower cost
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Basic Metering (Sub-metering)
● Meets metering accuracy requirements for sub-billing and cost-allocation
● Typically utilizes software or gateway based logging for energy & demand
● Power Quality information is limited (THD only)
● Internet enabled through gateways
● Multi-meter configurations for extremely small footprint
● Priced for high volume
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Networking & Integration
● WAGES (Water, Air, Gas, Electric, Steam) integration (+ fuel, CO2, etc)
● Commercial off-the-shelf networking equipment, wireless
● Custom control cabinets, touchscreens, PLCs, ATSs, generators
● Relays & trip unit integration
● Building automation, SCADA, DDC
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Smart Energy Software Strategies
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Smart Energy Software Strategies
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Smart Energy Software Strategies
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Welcome
Q & A & Intro
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Jamie Caplan
Square D by Schneider Electric
Energy Solutions – Northwest
[email protected]
Tel: 206-595-6337
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