CEER workshop on CEER Advice on the take-off of a demand response electricity market with smart meters European Commission DG INFSO ICT for Sustainable.
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Slide 1
CEER workshop on CEER Advice on the take-off
of a demand response electricity market with
smart meters
European Commission DG INFSO
ICT for Sustainable Growth
Rogelio SEGOVIA
[email protected]
Slide 2
The vision of the Smart Grid
©MeRegio project
http://www.e-energy.de/
2
Slide 3
Demand Response
a solution to the problem of matching
demand and production
the utilities point of view
©Mirabel project
www.miracle-project.eu
3
Slide 4
The role of tariff signals
A market tool for demand response
©Mirabel project
A smart system
to manage DR
©BeyWatch project
www.beywatch.eu
4
Slide 5
But not only a grid problem
Contribution to the 20-20-20
Source: Building Energy Data
Book, U.S. Department of
Energy, Office of Planning,
Budget and Analysis, Energy
Efficiency and Renewable
Energy
Energy savings at buildings is a priority on its own
User awareness and participation is the key
Electricity consumption in France
(source SOeS)
5
Slide 6
Energy management of a building
Is not only about energy and prices
People are living in it
A smart system
to manage DR
Energy profile
©E3SoHo project
www.e3soho.eu
Inhabitants needs
Weather conditions
©BeAware project
www.energyawareness.eu
A system empowering the users to take decisions
A user friendly support for efficient energy management
6
Slide 7
BEMS
Building Energy Management Systems
the technologies
A smart system
to manage DR
BEMS include a model of the building, simulation software, optimization
algorithms, user interfaces, etc
©BeyWatch www.beywatch.eu
©IntUBE www.intube.eu
Nevertheless, produced by millions, can be very cheap
©Dehems www.dehems.eu
©BeAware www.energyawareness.eu
7
Slide 8
BEMS
the networking
A smart system
to manage DR
©TIBUCON tibucon.eu
BEMS Building Energy Management Systems
8
Slide 9
The (smart) meter
Power line
sensor
switch
display
Signal processor
CPU
Memory
Measurement
Time stamp
[COSEM]
Encryption
Meter ID
MDM
head end
Communication
Module
AMI
Any standard protocols
9
Slide 10
The meter as seen by DKE
10
Slide 11
(smart) LEGAL meter
It
It
It
It
is not just another gadget
is the legal reference for billing
passes conformance tests
is mostly outside the dwelling
sealed
certified
Every new version of non-legally relevant software would need to pass WELMEC7,
Extension 7, test on software separation for customer protection reasons.
Is it a competitive platform for Home IT services business?
11
Slide 12
Functionalities
•
•
•
Essential functionalities: Directive 2004/22/EC
on Measuringseparated
Instruments
(MID)
Building Management:
standardisation
of different
Standardization: M441 open architecture for utility
meters
involving
services with different stakeholders
communication protocols enabling interoperability
Minimum additional (regulatory):
• 2008 EURELECTRIC’s Position Paper:
Building
a European Smart Metering
Telephone
companies
Framework suitable for all Retail Electricity Customers
• 2009 GEODE (Groupement Européen des entreprises et Organismes de
Distribution d’ Energie)
companies
• 2009 ERGEG Public Consultation Cable
Paper on
Draft Guidelines of Good Practice on
Regulatory Aspects of Smart Metering for Electricity and Gas
• 2009 Mobilising Information and Communication Technologies to facilitate the
transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy", European Commission
Communication - COM(2009) 111
• "Mobilising Information and Communication Technologies to facilitate
the transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy", European
Commission Communication - COM(2009) 111 - Brussels, 12.3.2009, and
• 2010 Digital Agenda, Action 73: Member States to agree common
additional functionalities for smart meters
• 2010 FR, SENAT, RAPPORT D´INFORMATION FAIT au nom de la
commission de l'économie, du développement durable et de
l'aménagement du territoire sur le compteur électrique évolué
• 2010 NL, Proposal for Regulation of ………, laying down rules for remotereadable metering devices and fee schedules for electricity and gas
(Remote-readable metering devices and fee schedules (Electricity and
Gas) Regulation)
• 2010 DK Order on end consumption electricity metering
12
Slide 13
The role of the meter at the early
stages of DR
Home Display
User takes decisions
User takes action
Price
signals
www
Reading of
consumption
meter
Appliance meter
©Dehems www.dehems.eu
©3-E Houses www.3ehouses.eu
©e3Soho www.e3soho.eu
©eSHESH www.esesh.eu
©SaveEnergy www.ict4saveenergy.eu
13
Slide 14
DGINFSO pilots
• Pilots (CIP program)
• Social houses (thousands)
• Real living conditions (2
years)
•
Standardize metrics of ee to
facilitate legislative measures
Savings metrics and methodology
• Bottom up approach (projects)
• International metrics standards
14
Slide 15
Pilots goals
Avoid
peaks
Spread
shoulders
-15%
Consumption
+20%
Renewable
+ 15% peak load
saving
+15% consumer
energy saving
+ 20% reduction of
CO2 emissions
Real-life testing and validated functional
specifications, involving a statistically
significant number of users and ethical and
privacy safeguards
≈ 20 M€ grants
©SaveEnergy
www.ict4saveenergy.eu
15
Slide 16
Available solutions in the market
©BeyWatch
www.beywatch.eu
16
Slide 17
DGINFSO Research Projects on
BEMS
AIM: A novel architecture for modelling, virtualising and managing the energy consumption of
household appliances www.ict-aim.eu
Be Aware: Boosting Energy Awareness www.energyawareness.eu
BeyWatch: Building EnergY WATCHer www.beywatch.eu
DEHEMS: Digital Environment Home Energy Management System www.dehems.eu
E4U: Electronics Enabling Efficient Energy Usage www.e4efficiency.eu
ENERGY WARDEN: Design and real time energy sourcing decisions in buildings
www.energywarden.net
ENERsip: ENERgy Saving Information Platform for Generation and Consumption Networks
www.enersip-project.eu
EnPROVE: Energy consumption prediction with building usage measurements for softwarebased decision support enprove.eu
FIEMSER: Friendly Intelligent Energy Management System for Existing Residential Buildings
www.fiemser.eu
IntUBE: Intelligent Use of Buildings' Energy Information www.intube.eu
PEBBLE: Positive-Energy Buildings through better control decisions
………etc
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/sustainable_growth/funding/prj_buidings/index_en.htm
≈ 44 M€ grants on BEMS
(+ ≈ 28 M€ grants on smart grid)
17
Slide 18
Our aims for Building Energy
Efficiency
A strong, free, market of cheap, intelligent and user friendly
BEMS (and BIM) products and services
Covering the full lifecycle of buildings, from design, construction, to operation
and refurbishing
Participation of all stakeholders: building industry, IT
industry, device manufacturers, white goods, home
appliances, utilities, telcos, metering industries, etc
Public Private Partnership "Energy-efficient Buildings" (EeB) initiative
for the construction sector (€1 billion for R&D);
European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP)
http://www.ectp.org/
Energy Efficient Buildings Association (E2BA)
http://www.e2b-ei.eu/
•The Green Digital Charter (already signed by 25 cities)
• Advisory Group on ICT Infrastructure for energy-efficient buildings
and neighbourhoods for carbon-neutral cities
• Workshop on ‘Smart sustainable cities and regions'
18
Slide 19
Two ideas to retain
DR is not only about
Grid balancing
The energy industry
cannot solve it alone
Energy
sector
Grid
balancing
Public
sector
User
comfort
Energy
savings
(or +)
Building
sector
ICT
Sector
Thank you for your attention
19
CEER workshop on CEER Advice on the take-off
of a demand response electricity market with
smart meters
European Commission DG INFSO
ICT for Sustainable Growth
Rogelio SEGOVIA
[email protected]
Slide 2
The vision of the Smart Grid
©MeRegio project
http://www.e-energy.de/
2
Slide 3
Demand Response
a solution to the problem of matching
demand and production
the utilities point of view
©Mirabel project
www.miracle-project.eu
3
Slide 4
The role of tariff signals
A market tool for demand response
©Mirabel project
A smart system
to manage DR
©BeyWatch project
www.beywatch.eu
4
Slide 5
But not only a grid problem
Contribution to the 20-20-20
Source: Building Energy Data
Book, U.S. Department of
Energy, Office of Planning,
Budget and Analysis, Energy
Efficiency and Renewable
Energy
Energy savings at buildings is a priority on its own
User awareness and participation is the key
Electricity consumption in France
(source SOeS)
5
Slide 6
Energy management of a building
Is not only about energy and prices
People are living in it
A smart system
to manage DR
Energy profile
©E3SoHo project
www.e3soho.eu
Inhabitants needs
Weather conditions
©BeAware project
www.energyawareness.eu
A system empowering the users to take decisions
A user friendly support for efficient energy management
6
Slide 7
BEMS
Building Energy Management Systems
the technologies
A smart system
to manage DR
BEMS include a model of the building, simulation software, optimization
algorithms, user interfaces, etc
©BeyWatch www.beywatch.eu
©IntUBE www.intube.eu
Nevertheless, produced by millions, can be very cheap
©Dehems www.dehems.eu
©BeAware www.energyawareness.eu
7
Slide 8
BEMS
the networking
A smart system
to manage DR
©TIBUCON tibucon.eu
BEMS Building Energy Management Systems
8
Slide 9
The (smart) meter
Power line
sensor
switch
display
Signal processor
CPU
Memory
Measurement
Time stamp
[COSEM]
Encryption
Meter ID
MDM
head end
Communication
Module
AMI
Any standard protocols
9
Slide 10
The meter as seen by DKE
10
Slide 11
(smart) LEGAL meter
It
It
It
It
is not just another gadget
is the legal reference for billing
passes conformance tests
is mostly outside the dwelling
sealed
certified
Every new version of non-legally relevant software would need to pass WELMEC7,
Extension 7, test on software separation for customer protection reasons.
Is it a competitive platform for Home IT services business?
11
Slide 12
Functionalities
•
•
•
Essential functionalities: Directive 2004/22/EC
on Measuringseparated
Instruments
(MID)
Building Management:
standardisation
of different
Standardization: M441 open architecture for utility
meters
involving
services with different stakeholders
communication protocols enabling interoperability
Minimum additional (regulatory):
• 2008 EURELECTRIC’s Position Paper:
Building
a European Smart Metering
Telephone
companies
Framework suitable for all Retail Electricity Customers
• 2009 GEODE (Groupement Européen des entreprises et Organismes de
Distribution d’ Energie)
companies
• 2009 ERGEG Public Consultation Cable
Paper on
Draft Guidelines of Good Practice on
Regulatory Aspects of Smart Metering for Electricity and Gas
• 2009 Mobilising Information and Communication Technologies to facilitate the
transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy", European Commission
Communication - COM(2009) 111
• "Mobilising Information and Communication Technologies to facilitate
the transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy", European
Commission Communication - COM(2009) 111 - Brussels, 12.3.2009, and
• 2010 Digital Agenda, Action 73: Member States to agree common
additional functionalities for smart meters
• 2010 FR, SENAT, RAPPORT D´INFORMATION FAIT au nom de la
commission de l'économie, du développement durable et de
l'aménagement du territoire sur le compteur électrique évolué
• 2010 NL, Proposal for Regulation of ………, laying down rules for remotereadable metering devices and fee schedules for electricity and gas
(Remote-readable metering devices and fee schedules (Electricity and
Gas) Regulation)
• 2010 DK Order on end consumption electricity metering
12
Slide 13
The role of the meter at the early
stages of DR
Home Display
User takes decisions
User takes action
Price
signals
www
Reading of
consumption
meter
Appliance meter
©Dehems www.dehems.eu
©3-E Houses www.3ehouses.eu
©e3Soho www.e3soho.eu
©eSHESH www.esesh.eu
©SaveEnergy www.ict4saveenergy.eu
13
Slide 14
DGINFSO pilots
• Pilots (CIP program)
• Social houses (thousands)
• Real living conditions (2
years)
•
Standardize metrics of ee to
facilitate legislative measures
Savings metrics and methodology
• Bottom up approach (projects)
• International metrics standards
14
Slide 15
Pilots goals
Avoid
peaks
Spread
shoulders
-15%
Consumption
+20%
Renewable
+ 15% peak load
saving
+15% consumer
energy saving
+ 20% reduction of
CO2 emissions
Real-life testing and validated functional
specifications, involving a statistically
significant number of users and ethical and
privacy safeguards
≈ 20 M€ grants
©SaveEnergy
www.ict4saveenergy.eu
15
Slide 16
Available solutions in the market
©BeyWatch
www.beywatch.eu
16
Slide 17
DGINFSO Research Projects on
BEMS
AIM: A novel architecture for modelling, virtualising and managing the energy consumption of
household appliances www.ict-aim.eu
Be Aware: Boosting Energy Awareness www.energyawareness.eu
BeyWatch: Building EnergY WATCHer www.beywatch.eu
DEHEMS: Digital Environment Home Energy Management System www.dehems.eu
E4U: Electronics Enabling Efficient Energy Usage www.e4efficiency.eu
ENERGY WARDEN: Design and real time energy sourcing decisions in buildings
www.energywarden.net
ENERsip: ENERgy Saving Information Platform for Generation and Consumption Networks
www.enersip-project.eu
EnPROVE: Energy consumption prediction with building usage measurements for softwarebased decision support enprove.eu
FIEMSER: Friendly Intelligent Energy Management System for Existing Residential Buildings
www.fiemser.eu
IntUBE: Intelligent Use of Buildings' Energy Information www.intube.eu
PEBBLE: Positive-Energy Buildings through better control decisions
………etc
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/sustainable_growth/funding/prj_buidings/index_en.htm
≈ 44 M€ grants on BEMS
(+ ≈ 28 M€ grants on smart grid)
17
Slide 18
Our aims for Building Energy
Efficiency
A strong, free, market of cheap, intelligent and user friendly
BEMS (and BIM) products and services
Covering the full lifecycle of buildings, from design, construction, to operation
and refurbishing
Participation of all stakeholders: building industry, IT
industry, device manufacturers, white goods, home
appliances, utilities, telcos, metering industries, etc
Public Private Partnership "Energy-efficient Buildings" (EeB) initiative
for the construction sector (€1 billion for R&D);
European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP)
http://www.ectp.org/
Energy Efficient Buildings Association (E2BA)
http://www.e2b-ei.eu/
•The Green Digital Charter (already signed by 25 cities)
• Advisory Group on ICT Infrastructure for energy-efficient buildings
and neighbourhoods for carbon-neutral cities
• Workshop on ‘Smart sustainable cities and regions'
18
Slide 19
Two ideas to retain
DR is not only about
Grid balancing
The energy industry
cannot solve it alone
Energy
sector
Grid
balancing
Public
sector
User
comfort
Energy
savings
(or +)
Building
sector
ICT
Sector
Thank you for your attention
19