how to make smart cities a reality today: five factors for success

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How to Make Smart Cities a Reality Today:5 Factors for Success

Jim Anderson

VP, Smart Cities

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Get it right the first time

Retain competitiveness

Obtain federal funds

Relieve pain points

Prepare for major events

Meet environmental targets

Regain competitiveness

Mature Cities

Greenfield Cities

Growth Cities

Rapidly Emerging

Cities

Mature Cities

Greenfield Cities

Growth Cities

Rapidly Emerging

Cities

Why do cities need to be smart?

Each city is unique.

All need to evolve.


World population

Earth’s surface

Global energy consumption

Global CO2 emissions

World population

Years todouble the urban capacitydeveloped over the past 4000 years

Cities: from global challenges…Cities today… …and by 2050


….to local priorities…History, culture, size, geography, economy make each city unique.


…with specific drivers.

Hosting a global event

Recovering from natural disaster

Enhancing safety

Managing urban expansion

Meeting basic infrastructure needs

Cities need to attract investment, jobs and talent!

Boosting their image

Melissa W. O'Mara

Via regional specifics - doesn't really convey a clear message. Perhaps "from global challenges to local priorities (previous slides)A combination of unique and shared challenges drive toward the need for smart cities today.


Cities are ready for change!


An efficient, liveable, sustainable city

Improving the efficiency of the city’s underlying urban infrastructures

Increasing competitiveness

Improving attractiveness for residents, citizens and visitors

Becoming a better place to live, work and play Improving public

services: schools, safety, transportation…

Creating jobs

Smart cities are efficient citiesUrban efficiency delivers liveability and sustainability

Melissa W. O'Mara

This picture with the guy sleeping in the middle doesn't portray a "smart city" to me, and it doesn't work in the US. If we are trying to capture liveable, how about children playing on a playground in an urban environment?

Evolution?

Transformation!

Energy Mobility

Water Buildings

Public Services

From siloed management to a holistic plan With pain-points to solve

Melissa W. O'Mara

Are we trying to show the different kinds of infrastructure systems or the functional painpoints as the slide implies (or public needs?? Safety and security missing here, as well as public health. Perhaps Public Safety instead of Buildings? Depends on the message you are trying to convey


Industry suppliersIncludes ICT, energy,

transportation & infrastructure vendors & service providers

Planners & DevelopersIncludes real estate

developers, urban planners, & property managers

GovernmentsIncludes National, regional as

well as local city officials

UtilitiesIncludes city and private

electric, water, & gas utilities

Private InvestorsIncludes international

development banks and private organizations

NGO’s & associationsIncludes all local

organizations - citizens, businesses & NGOs

From departmental decisions to collaborative decisions

People & Communities

A city is a complex value-chain

Melissa W. O'Mara

Cities have always had to play across the value chain


From smart strategy to citizen outcomes Enabled by efficient infrastructure as the building-blocks

Urban planning

Resilience

Resource efficiency

Sustainable model

Innovative services

Sustainable mobility

Smart energy

Smart mobility

Smart water

Smart public services

Smart integration

Smart buildings

Melissa W. O'Mara

Incorrect grammar - Building block (not building blocks) .On the left are outcomes that the city wants. On the right are enablers of those outcomes. Outcomes- based design is becoming a big trend here - I hear this articulated in many places, and that's good for us - it drives smart infrastructure requirements. It is also similar to what we do in performance contracting - plus we guarantee outcomes in PC.

Lessons learned.


5 success factors to ‘smart’

Visionary leadership

Laying the foundation

Integration

Innovation

Collaboration

Melissa W. O'Mara

Better than 5 steps to smart. I still am not sure why innovation and collaboration are last in the list. Also, what about shared vision? What about measurable outcomes - start with the end in mind? We are hearing that cities need a roadmap. Even if the city has a clear vision, and clear outcomes in mind, they need to help with laying down the roadmap. I see on next slide that "Getting started" is meant to address some of this. Call it Shared Vision? Or Aligned Vision and Roadmap"Also - the iterative nature of this work is missing from this. Culture of interative innovation, continuous improvement.

Visionary Leadership

Bringing together city leadership, local stakeholders and business voice around a shared, citizen-centric vision and holistic roadmap & driving engagement

Melissa W. O'Mara

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Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona has designed a holistic City Anatomy and launched the

City Protocol project, involving collaboration and innovation to

become the global reference of a Smart City.

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Laying the foundation

Improving the efficiency of urban infrastructures, leveraging (Operational Technology & Information Technology) expertise to make a clear, measurable difference


Houston, Texas

SCADA improves efficiency of Water and Electricity distribution

systems; Retrofit for energy efficiency of 40 municipal buildings

delivers $3 million yearly warranted energy and water savings.

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Integration

Integrating [Operational Technology + IT] where it makes sense, to provide new, better services and deliver additional value to citizens


Dallas, Texas

Integrated Mobility Management platform improves efficiency of

multimodal transportation , sharing information between agencies

and supporting decision-making in the management of major city

corridor.

Innovation

Breaking down barriers and driving valuable, meaningful change through process, business model, technical and organizational innovation.

Melissa W. O'Mara

must include - citizen engagement and company/institutional engagement & employee engagement -

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

SCADA improves efficiency of Water distribution system, Electricity

grid and Gas distribution system through all Metropolitan Area;

Traffic Management system optimizes mobility throughout the city;

all interfaced with Rio’s Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) providing

>50% of its data - for a holistic view of city systems.

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Collaboration

Making it happen through collaboration and ongoing engagement between city, community and business, as well as with global and local industry players, across sectors and across city domains.


World – WBCSD initiativeUrban Infrastructure collaborative initiative

●WBCSD is: a CEO-driven business association with focus on sustainable development and strong moral credibility

●The Urban Infrastructure Initiative: Brings together 14 companies:

Acciona, Aecom, AGC, Cemex, EDF, GDF-Suez, Honda, Nissan, Philips, Siemens, Tepco, TNT, Toyota, United Technologies – and Schneider Electric

With objective to engage with city officials upstream of any commercial project And demonstrate value of business involvement in early urban planning And value of multi-sector collaboration to address inter-related urban issues

●Engagements with cities in: Europe: Finland, Netherlands Asia: India, China, Japan Americas: Mexico, USA Africa (underway)

Citizens at the center.

Innovation as an enabler…

Schneider Electric as a partner.

• Business models

• Process models

• Technology platforms

• People – active participants

• Proactive engagement & listening

• Outcomes-based

Melissa W. O'Mara

Replaced Technology with Innovation


● Solutions to cities' immediate challenges,

● Integration for increased efficiency,

● Collaboration to make it happen,

● Innovation to transform our world.

We deliver urban efficiency. Today.

SmartEnergy

SmartMobility

SmartWater

SmartPublic

Services

SmartBuildings& Homes

SmartIntegration

SmartCollaboration

We understand what it takes. We make Smart Cities a reality.


Smart WaterSmart Public

ServicesSmart MobilitySmart Energy

Smart Buildings & Homes

Smart Grid Automation & Flexible Distribution

Traffic Management

Renewables Integration & Micro Grid

EV Charging Infrastructure & Supervision Services

Smart Metering Management & Demand Response

Real-Time Smart Grid Software Suite

Street Lighting management

Tolling & Congestion Charging

• Power, Security, Building, IT, & Process Management Systems integrated Architecture

• Integrated City Management Platform for Mobility

• Security Systems & Management

• Energy & Environment Management Information System

• Weather IntelligenceSmart Integration

Solutions to cities’ immediate needsImproving operating systems through expertise in Operational & Information technology

Integrated Mobility• Public Transit• Traveler Information

Public Safety• Video Surveillance• Emergency

management

High-performance Buildings*• Energy Efficiency

& Security solutions

• Energy Services

Connection to the Smart Grid

Efficient Homes• Home Energy

management

* Hospitals, industrial facilities, datacenters and commercial buildings

Gas Distribution Management

Digital City Services• eGovernment• Education• Healthcare• Tourism

Stormwater management and Urban Flooding

Power, Control &Security Systems integration

Distribution Management & Leak Detection


Weather & Emissions

Events & Emergencies Management

Traffic Management

Public Transport

SecurityElectric Vehicles

Integration for increased efficiency todayIntegrated Management Platform leverages Operational & Information technology to provide city and citizens with real-time, meaningful data


City Residents Services & information

Smart Public Services Systems

Smart Water Systems

Integrated Management Platform

Smart Energy Systems

Smart Mobility Systems

Smart Buildings & Homes Systems

Communications Network(s)

Continuous Optimization of Infrastructure Efficiency

Information Sharing Business Intelligence Decision Support

City Government More efficient city management

Incident Management

Innovating for better outcomes tomorrowIntegrated city management platform to leverage efficient urban infrastructure and provide more effective public services as well as innovative citizen applications


Innovating process and business modelsNew models make smart projects affordable to cities

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)Leveraging the cloud to deliver software remotely to multiple customers, significantly reducing capital expenses

PPP - Concessionaire ModelOperation of infrastructure systems under agreement with city, creating additional revenue for the city

Information & Payment ServicesProvision of information or payment services to city residents & businesses based on collected data

Performance ContractingThird-party financing of projects with payback out of guaranteed energy, water, or operational cost savings

PPP – Design, Build, Operate Transfer City government outsources management of systems or infrastructure to private company to realize cost savings


Local community & government

Local players

Global players

Collaboration to make it all happen No company or organization can deliver a Smart City alone.

Design & Engineering

Technology providers

Construction & Implementation

Operations

NGO’s & associations

Utilities

Planners & Developers

Governments

Finance & Investment

In conclusion…


Urban efficiency is realPractical lessons from our 200+ projects around the world

● up to 30% Energy savings

● reduction of Water losses by up to 15%

● reduction of Travel time and Traffic delays by up to 20%

● and longer-term Environmental, Social & Economic sustainability reduced air pollution and carbon emissions economic boost from infrastructure investment improved security and local jobs


Smart Cities is not a concept – it is about urban efficiency, and it is happening today.

We understand what it takes. We make Smart Cities a reality.


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Tianjin, China

GIS for upgrading of power grid towards Smart Grid; District

heating management; Metro tolling system.


Madrid, Spain

Weather information system for airport; Stormwater management;

Energy management system for buildings; Real-time adaptive

traffic control system in 739 intersections; Integrated platform

manages traffic control, CCTV system, city access control and

web-based traveler information.


Barcelona, Spain

Command & Control Centers for city traffic, critical buildings,

metro, parking, CCTV surveillance; air quality monitoring; metro

fare collection.

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Quito, Ecuador

Real-time adaptive traffic control system covering 600 crossings,

6700 traffic lights and 1500 CCTV cameras; Weather information

system for city airport; Integrated platform manages traffic

control, CCTV system, city access control, and provides web-

based traveler information

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Mumbai, India

SCADA improves efficiency of Water distribution system; real-time

adaptive traffic control system optimizes traffic in 253 crossings;

central traffic management control center supervises and reacts

to disruptions.

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Dubai, UAE

Integrated SCADA, Building Management System & Security

system serve buildings for 9000 residents; SCADA improves

water distribution system; CCTV provides access control.

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inclusionequity

Ethics & responsibility

Tackling the stakes of today and tomorrow to support Schneider Electric’s responsible growth

Carbon

ResourcesGlobalisation

poverty

New economies

Access to energy

Environmentprotection

People well being

Green business

Energy efficiency

Renewables

Electric Vehicles

Smart cities and smart grids

Social commitment

Responsible company Measured commitment

Objective 2014: 8/10January 2012 start: 3/10

• Communicate quarterly

• Audited annually• Revised with each

company programme


Urban efficiency is across the board

Smart Water is real: • Up to 30% energy savings• Up to 20% reduction in water losses

Smart Services are real:• Up to 20% reduction in street crime from CCTV• Up to 30% reduction in public lighting energy use

Smart Energy is real:• Up to 45% outage reduction• Up to 15% reduction in operating costs

Smart Mobility is real:• Up to 20% travel time reduction• Up to 15% less cars looking for parking

Smart Buildings are real:• Up to 30% energy savings• Up to 15% reduction in operating costs


Smart Buildings are real:

●Up to reduction in operating costs

●Up to energy savings

●Up to value increase

…and that’s just the start!


Smart Energy is real:

●Up to outage reduction

●Up to reduction in operating costs

●Up to savings from metering management



Smart Mobility is real:

●Up to travel time reduction

●Up to increase in average urban transit speed

●Up to reduction of cars looking for parking

●Up to reduction of car stops



Smart Public Services are real:

●Up to reduction in street crime

●Up to reduction in public lighting energy use



Smart Water is real:

●Up to energy savings

●Up to reduction in water losses

●Up to outage reduction


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