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IEC TC100 AGS Report on IEC SMB SG1 Energy Efficiency and Renewables 18 October 2009 [email protected] (with some information about SMB SG3) Document: 100_EEAGH (09) 005 Discussion Topics Newest Recommendations: IEC SMB/SG1 21- 26 Joint ISO/ TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 recommendations 1-5 IEC SMB/SG3 Smart Grid Note: SMG/SG1 recommendations 1-20 were reported in the May 2009 meeting of the IEC TC 100 AGS Newest Recommendations IEC SMB/SG1 recommendations 21 - 26 Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 recommendations 1 – 5 Recommendation 21 21. ISO/TC184 and IEC/TC65 (in combination with further committees to be defined) should have a workshop to find out resources for energy efficiency combining the process itself with suitable IT tools. Further (other) committees are to be defined. Recommendation 22 22. Regarding efficiency in energy intensive industries, a workshop involving IEC/TC4, TC5 and TC65 should be arranged in order to develop a common understanding. Please note: According to www.iec.ch IEC.CH, TC 184 is disbanded Recommendation 23 23. IEC/TC111 in conjunction with ITU is requested to give the guidance on the methodology to measure carbon emissions. Recommendation 24 24. The incorporation of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources require a smart power distribution grid. IEC work on this subject should start immediately. To be dealt with by the SMB/SG2 “Ultra High Voltage” and the SMB/SG3 “Smart Grid.” Recommendation 25 25. There is a need for a Committee preparing standards for Concentrating Solar Power Plants (CSP). SG1 recommends to establish a Project Committee on this subject. Note: Cooperation with IEC-Ocean Energy Systems is recommended. Recommendation 26 26. There is a need for a Committee preparing standards for Salient Gradient Power Plants. SG1 recommends to establish a Project Committee on this subject. Note: Cooperation with IEC-Ocean Energy Systems is recommended. Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 Recommendations 1. SAG E and EG1 thank the IEA, ISO and IEC Secretariats for organizing the excellent workshop held on the 16-17 March 09 (energy efficiency and international standards) and recommend that the forthcoming report highlight priorities that can be used in the strategic discussions of SAG E and SG 1. - Priorities of the IEC should be highlighted to allow the standardization work of ISO and IEC to be closely mapped with policy makers needs. Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 Recommendations 2. SAG E and SG 1 note that the workshop served to reinforce the role of International Standards as tools for harmonizing measurement methods and calculations, providing best practice, disseminating technologies and enable functionality. - SAG E and SG 1 once again recommend that standards should enable stakeholders such as policy makers to set energy efficiency levels. . Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 Recommendations 3. SAG E and SG 1 note that a systematic approach to energy efficiency in buildings and processes be taken into account during the technical work. - SG 1 will work with the various IEC committees to prepare a report on its work in this area. The leadership of the various committees are encouraged to make appropriate connections with each other and to consider holding a dedicated event on the subject. Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 Recommendations 4. SAG E and SG 1 notes the numerous issues and initiatives to be discussed related to industrial energy efficiency and recommends that the ISO and IEC work on industrial automation also be taken into account in the future discussions. -Where ever possible, appropriate connections and joint initiatives should be made between the many countries involved. Joint ISO/TMB SAG-E and IEC SMB/SG1 Recommendations 5. SAG E and IEC SG 1 recommend support for the AFNOR proposal for an ISO/IEC standard for terminology in energy efficiency and renewable energy sources. SAG E and SAG 1 recommends coordination (ISO and IEC) among committees that have already defined energy related terms. IEC SMB/ SG3,Smart Grid Identified 24 IEC Technical Committees With published International Standards Plan to involve the TCs in managing their goals toward a harmonized set of global standards To support Smart Grid requirements Decided to identify: standards suite and direction For vendors, utilities or regulators Source: SMB/4084/R, 2009-09-16 IEC SMB/ SG3,Smart Grid Circulated 150+ page roadmap to SG3 members July 2009 This is “Framework-1” Source: SMB/4084/R, 2009-09-16 IEC SMB/ SG3,Smart Grid, Standards List Requirements: Intelligrid (TC8) Generic Use Cases are under development Control centers: information models, control center protocols, business to business information exchange, equipment monitoring (TC57) Substations: relays, tests, security, control, electromagnetic compatibility (TC95, 86C, 57, 65, 77A) IEC SMB/ SG3,Smart Grid, Standards List Distribution: automation, wind turbines, solar power supply, small renewable energy and hybrid for rural applications, telecom for electric power, utility interface for photovoltaic (TC57, 88,64) Metering: automation for carriers, data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control (TC57,13) Pro-sumer: revision of ISO/IEC TR 15067-3 (energy management model), for inclusion in ISO/IEC 18012-3 (ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25) Framework-1 100 standards and standard Smart Grid components 12 specific applications 6 general topics 44 recommendations for future work and actions Plans for Framework-1 are to become the basis for Framework-2 Framework-2 “Core of new developments for the Smart Grid” SG3 will “try to cultivate” an action plan to involve the IEC TCs identified in Framework-2 to interact with each other and incorporate the Smart Grid in their future planning Source: SMB/4084/R, 2009-09-16 Thank you! Background notes • IEC TC8:Systems aspects for electrical energy • • • • • supply IEC TC13: Electrical energy measurement, tariffand load control IEC TC34: Lamps and Related Equipment IEC TC57: Power systems management and associated information exchange IEC TC 59: Performance of Household and Similar Electrical Appliances IEC TC64: Electrical installations and protection against electric shock Background notes • IEC TC 65: Industrial-Process Measurement, • • • • Control, and Automation IEC TC77A: Low frequency phenomena IECTC86C: Fibre optic systems and active devices IEC TC88: Wind turbines IEC TC95: Measuring relays and protection equipment Background notes • IEC TC 96: Transformers, Reactors, Power Supply Units, and Similar Products for Low Voltage up to 1100V • IEC TC100: Audio, Video and Multimedia Systems and Equipment • IEC TC108: Safety of Electronic Equipment Within the Field of Audio/Video, Information Technology and Communication Technology Background notes • IEC TC111: Environmental standardization for electrical and electronic products and systems • ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG1: Interconnection of Information Technology Equipment (IITE) / Home Electronics System (HES)