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ISGF received award from Government .....1of Karnataka for contributions toSmart Grid Initiatives in the State

ISGF Members' Column: ............................2Fluentgrid Limited

Smart Grid Updates:

Policy, Regulations & Standards ............3

Appointments and Transfers

Technology & Projects ...........................4

Pilot Projects in India .............................6

Interactive session between.......................5Karnataka Electricity DistributionCompanies and senior managementteam of Oracle Asia Pacific

Smart Grid Events.......................................9

Key Contacts...............................................9

Moving from a preventive .........................10maintenance regime to a predictive/ condition based maintenance

An Interactive knowledge exchange..........11workshop by ISGAN KnowledgeExchange on Distributed Generation, Microgrids and Smart Metering was conducted in Bangalore

ISGW 2018 ................................................12

ISGF received award from Governmentof Karnataka for contributions toSmart Grid Initiatives in the State

The Energy Ministry, Government of Karnataka celebrated “The Power Awards 2017” first of its kind platform to recognize outstanding contributions in turning the ideas and policies into reality by successfully delivering 100% power to the people of Karnataka. The award was given to utility officials and organizations who have excelled in their performance. Hon'ble Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri Siddaramaiah and Hon'ble Minister for Energy, Government of Karnataka Shri D.K. Shivakumar presented awards to the winners.

India Smart Grid Forum received Power Awards 2017 for contributions to Smart Grid initiatives in the state and development of Smart Grid Roadmap for Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd (BESCOM). The award was received by Reji Pillai, President and Reena Suri, General Manager, ISGF during the ceremony held in

thBengaluru on 28 October 2017.

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Member Technology Update: Fluentgrid MDM - The Smart Grid Offering

Fluentgrid Limited, an ISGF member since 2011, is a leading products and solutions provider for smart utility and smart city transformation. Fluentgrid solutions serve over 30 million unique consumers across the world. Two of its products CIS and MDMS figure in Gartner’s utility magic quadrants in their respective segments.

Fluentgrid solutions power many landmark projects in India including APEPDCL, UPPCL, APDCL and a remarkably fast progressing Vizag smart city integrated command center.

With a robust suite of smart grid products, industry leaders as partners and deep knowledge of Indian utility sector, Fluentgrid is well poised to play a pivotal role in the upcoming smart grid revolution in India. Fluentgrid smart grid products are already part of 4 out of 12 smart grid pilot projects in India including APDCL, HPSEB, UGVCL and Power Grid’s Smart Grid Knowledge Center.

ISGF Members' Column: Fluentgrid Limited

Fluentgrid MDM: The Smart Grid Offering

Fluentgrid Value Proposition:

Utilities planning AMI rollouts and leverage full benefits of it for distribution planning, demand side management, outage management, customer service as well as operations, can benefit from Fluentgrid’s deep expertise in the utility industry and state-of-the-art meter data management software products that together form nimble, scalable and secure AMI solution. Fluentgrid AMI solutions provide highly secure, scalable and interoperable communication between utilities, upstream and downstream systems and the consumers.

• Fully integrated Unified Head Energy System, Meter Data Management System and Network Monitoring System for a robust AMI solution

• Solution compliant with Central Electricity Authority’s specifications for AMI

• Built with open standards

• Fits the needs of utilities of any size

• We bring the smart grid products and implement them on our own. This approach induces agility and flexibility to handle typical implementation challenges.

• Timely support for market or regulatory changes

Contact Fluentgrid Ltd.: Ratna Kumar Garapati, Sr. Vice President – Smart EnergyEmail: [email protected] | http://www.fluentgrid.com/fluentgrid-products/fluentgrid-smart-grid-product-suite/

GCC(Grid Command Center)

Insight(Dashboaeds, Reporting & Grid Analytics)

DSM/DR OMS PLM PQM(Demand Side Management

& Demand Response)

(OutageMonitoring System)

(Peak Load Management)

(Power QualityMonitoring)

MDMD(Meter Data Management System)

NMSUHES(Unified Head End System)

Manage outageseffectively(Outage monitoring, analysisrestoration and engagement)

Manage demandthrough change(Demand management through behavioural change, pricinginterventions, incentives, DERmanagement and remote controlof loads.)

Robust Meter datamanagement(Industry leading independent meter data management systemwith standard integrations and advanced add -ons like smartprepaid metering)

Manage two way communication between meter/asset and utility (Meter, communication and protocol agnostic unified head-end system)

Identify and troubleshootnetwork issues(Supply chain ,communications and data center network monitoring)

Manage Peak Loads (Peak load Management to manage critical power peakloads and take actions for the utility,

Monitor Power Quality (Voltage, current and power quality monitoring )

Drive actions and monitor results (Monitor and control utility supply chain network and respond better during emergencies )

Derive actionable intelligendce(Monitoring, Dashborad and advanced grid analytics for improved supply chain management and Complex event processing,

(Network Monitoring system)


Smart Grid Updates: Policy, Regulations & Standards

Government Grant for Cities to use EVs for Mass Transport

Government to set up Institutional Framework for Electric Mobility

Revolving Fund for Energy Efficiency

New Wind Energy Projects may have to pay Wheeling Charges

Govt. Buildings in Goa to be Solar Powered

Commission approves Spanish support Scheme for Renewable Electricity

Karnataka Government to develop Action Plan for Electric Vehicles Policy

UP hikes Tariff to curb Un-metered Power Connections

Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Compensation to MSEDCL

Government of India has decided to provide grants to cities with population above 1 million for Evs and charging stations under the FAME India scheme and has invited proposals from state govt., Municipal Corporation regarding the same to promote large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in multi-modal public transport. Funds amounting to not more than Rs 105 crore will be provided to each selected city in the current financial year 2017 - 18 for electric buses (maximum 100 per city), electric four- wheeler passenger cars and electric three-wheelers and another Rs 15 crore for creation of charging infrastructure. Read More: http://bit.ly/2zlof5w

The central government plans to set up a committee for designing an institutional framework on large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in India as a viable clean energy mode, particularly for shared mass transport to help bring down alarming levels of pollution in big cities. Government think-tank Niti Aayog has sought comments from ministries, including heavy industry, environment, road, transport and highways, and power on the issue and is in the process of chalking out the ingredients of the framework. Read More: http://bit.ly/2jM9p1V

Global Environment Facility (GEF), with Energy Efficiency Services Ltd. (EESL), have launched a revolving fund for three efficiency areas. An Energy Efficiency Revolving Fund (EERF) will boost four of EESL’s existing technologies which involves street lighting, domestic lighting, five-star rated ceiling fans and agricultural pumps. The funding will also help EESL promote three new technologies, on 'super-efficient’ ceiling fans, tri-generation and smart grids/meters. Read More: http://bit.ly/2zDhU5w

The State government of Andhra Pradesh is thinking of doing away with the exemption of wheeling charges for future wind power projects. The Wind Power Policy (WPP) - 2015-20 envisaged complete exemption from transmission and distribution charges for wheeling of wind power for captive use or third party sale within the State. The exemption is for 10 years from the date of commissioning but not for evacuating for sale outside the State. Read More: http://bit.ly/2z4g1iU

Government buildings in Goa will adopt solar energy as a means to generate power by way of setting up rooftop solar plants by March 2018. As per GEDA this technology will help ease consumption levels and power bills will be reduced by 50%. A survey is being carried out to determine the power capacity of each government building in the state including departments, institutions, municipalities and panchayats. GEDA has already proposed the same for all sector buildings in the state. Read More: http://bit.ly/2yEldpt

The European Commission has found the Spanish scheme supporting electricity generation from renewable energy sources, high efficiency cogeneration of heat and power and waste to be in line with EU State aid rules. The scheme will further EU energy and climate goals whilst preserving competition. Under the scheme, beneficiaries receive support through a premium on top of the market price of electricity to respond to market signals. This premium is meant to help these facilities compensate for costs that cannot be recovered from selling electricity in the market, and obtain a reasonable return on investment. Read More: http://bit.ly/2iIZsOl

The Karnataka government will soon unveil an action plan for implementation of its electric vehicle and energy storage policy which was issued in September 2017 aimed at creating conducive environment and necessary infrastructure for electric mobility in the city. The objectives of the policy include attracting investment of Rs 31,000 crore and creating employment opportunity to 55,000 people both from supply and demand side. Besides it seeks to create conducive environment for transition to electric vehicle environment from internal combustion engines and also to provide opportunities for developing R&D in electric mobility, Read More: http://bit.ly/2Aon0Ap

In order to curb un-metered electricity connections, the Uttar Pradesh electricity regulator has raised tariffs for such households by 63% for the current year. The average hike for domestic consumers is 12% across categories. The electricity tariff for urban domestic electricity consumers has been raised by 9% for the current financial year. Read More: http://bit.ly/2zFsiGD

The Maharashtra cabinet has approved subsidy for the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) for the expenses incurred by it to provide three-phase power supply to agriculture pumps in August last year in order to prevent losses to the agriculture sector due to the scanty rainfall three-phase 12-hour power supply was provided to agriculture pumps to make water available. Read More: http://bit.ly/2ACjNzK

Appointments and Transfers

• Mr. Bhanu Pratap Singh has been appointed as Member, Himachal Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission


ISGF released Implementation Plan for Electrification of Public Transportation in Kolkata

66% of US Cities are Investing in Smart City Technologies

RTI Advances Management of Smart Grid IoT Devices with $1M of Department of Energy Funding

ISB, Shakti Foundation launch Clean Energy Lab

India Smart Grid Forum with support from Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation (SSEF) has conducted a First of a Kind (FOAK) study and prepared an Implementation Plan for Electrification of Public Transportation in Kolkata for making transport electrification targets of Government of India a reality. The study has valuable contribution of West Bengal Transport Corporation, World Bank, CESC and Ideation Technologies. Though it is prepared for Kolkata, most of the findings and recommendations are relevant for other Indian cities as well as cities in other developing countries. To accelerate adoption of EVs, this study qualitatively and quantitatively assessed the potential for electrification of public transport in Kolkata covering Buses, 3 wheelers, Taxis, Ferries and Train Network. Leveraging the best practices, empirical analysis, stakeholder reviews, optimal charging infrastructure operation models for grid integration of different types of EVs and the distribution grid capacities were analysed in deta i l to arr ive at the recommendat ions. Source: http://bit.ly/2iWwT3T

A report from the National League of Cities (NLC) shows that US cities are incubators for new technology, and a sharing economy is a major part of the plan for many municipalities. Smart city growth continues to expand, with 66% of cities reporting that they are investing in smart city technologies, and 25% of those without any smart city systems are exploring how to implement it. The report, an update to a similar NLC study in 2015, was the result of a survey of elected city officials across the US.

Source : http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3629

Real-Time Innovations (RTI), the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity company, was awarded $1 million funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance continuing smart grid research and development, utilizing the Data Distribution Service™ (DDS) standard. This funding follows Phase I, where RTI received initial funding from the DOE to prototype an advanced technology solution to enhance and secure the cyber physical communications infrastructure of the next-generation U.S. smart grid. In Phase I of this research, RTI built upon its real-time commercial connectivity software, RTI Connext® DDS, to develop an open, fault-tolerant and decentralized solution that can interface with existing grid systems, with the goal of enhancing and securing the cyber physical communications infrastructure of the U.S. smart grid. RTI's advanced research team built upon the rigorously-vetted technology of RTI Connext DDS to develop a secure, resilient, multi-protocol and platform-agnostic solution for the next-generation energy grid. In Phase II, RTI is building upon RTI Connext DDS to further develop an advanced remote device management solution with platform-independent configuration overlays.


The Indian School of Business (ISB) and Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation have jointly launched the Clean Energy Lab, an incubation programme to support early stage non-profits working on creating policy impacts in clean energy. Supported by DLabs, the incubation and acceleration arm of ISB, the Clean Energy Lab

invites entries from non-profits working in the areas of renewable energy, climate change and energy efficiency. The lab aims to identify individuals and thinkers with big, audacious ideas to create research-based policy impact in India and build their concepts into scalable institutions.


EPAL, a joint venture of state-run Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL, India) and UK-based EnergyPro Limited (EP) has partnered with Leclanché, a leading battery storage solution provider and will invest Rs 78 crores in a battery storage project in Ontario, Canada. Their endeavour is to make future-ready technology solutions accessible. With a focus on long, low-carbon initiatives globally, EESL has partnered with leading battery storage solution provider. EESL EnergyPro Assets Limited (EPAL), will invest in the storage project known as Basin 1 and 2, which is almost nearing completion.

Source: http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3646

The Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) released a draft comprehensive requirements document for DER management systems (DERMS). To create the DERMS requirements document, SEPA began working with a utilities-only working group in January 2016. Co-led by representatives from Southern California Edison, Duke Energy and Commonwealth Edison, the working group convened as a means of ensuring utilities reduced their risks of procuring a system that falls short of their operational requirements. also, these requirements will inform and guide industry solution providers in their own product development efforts. SEPA facilitates important conversations in industry to accelerate the transformation required to accommodate DERs

Source: http://send.smartgridtoday.com/link.cfm?r=LE8sDpSmjU1IXdpBJLba7Q~~&pe=02c9souDjjl_vvr4y5lbcs_ONsW7lpJ3BOYyzD9hKDLytpNNpTIJHFwue4VAcZ0EtA2Cu914wu1bjyNK0JQiRQ~~&t=eD65AxXkkrwG2aG7aMgmtQ~~

Azure Powera leading independent solar power producer in India, announced its foray into rural electrification through mini and micro grids in the eastern state of Jharkhand. According to the Ministry of Power (DDUGJY: Status update as of Sept. 30, 2017), more than three million households in Jharkhand are unelectrified. In an effort to electrify these households, Jharkhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (JREDA) has awarded projects for design, supply, installation, commissioning and operation for 5 years of decentralised distributed solar PV power plants along with power distribution networks to the unelectrified households. Azure Power has won a project to electrify 320 households across 11 villages through development of mini and micro grids.


Scientists have developed a thin, flexible material that generates electricity when stretched or compressed, an advance that may pave the way for smart clothing or self-powered pacemakers.

The specially designed rubber, developed by researchers at Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa) is able to convert mechanical movements into electrical charges. The

EESL, UK firm collaborate on new Renewable Energy pact

SEPA releases Draft DERMS requirements

Azure M-Power Forays into Rural Electrification through Mini and Micro Grids

Thin, Flexible Material Generates Electricity when stretched

Smart Grid Updates: Technology & Projects


trick behind the generated current is the internal polarisation which changes when the rubber film is mechanically stressed, scientists said.

Source: https: / /economict imes. indiat imes.com/news/ science/thin-flexible-material-generates-electricity-when-stretched/articleshow/61615037.cms

One of Bill Gates' investment firms has spent a $80 million to start development of a new community about 45 minutes west downtown Phoenix, Arizona. The goal is to turn the nearly 25,000 acres of land into its own "smart city," called Belmont. Belmont will create a forward-thinking community with a communication and infrastructure spine that embraces cutting-edge technology, designed around high-speed digital networks, data centers, new manufacturing technologies and distribution models, autonomous vehicles and autonomous logistics hubs.

According to Belmont Partners, 3,800 acres will go toward office, commercial and retail space. Then 470 acres will be used for public schools with room for 80,000 residential units.


Illinois was again awarded top marks in a national assessment of how states are modernizing electricity transmission and distribution systems, even as local energy advocates say there is much more work to be done in the state. The Grid Modernization Index ranked Illinois second in the nation overall, after California. It was the fourth such assessment produced by GridWise Alliance, a national organization representing grid operators, designers, and other energy stakeholders.


Bill Gates wants to Build 'Smart City' in Arizona

Illinois rated Second in USA in Grid Modernization Survey

Technology & Projects (Contd...)

National Grid and PNNL collaborated for R&D Transmission and Energy Storage Technologies

eMotorWerks Partners with Autochargers.ca Corporation to Manufacture and Resell Smart-Grid Electric Vehicle Charging Platform in Canada

National Grid and the US DOE's Pacific Northwest National Lab entered an agreement to work together on research on transmission grid modernization and energy storage technologies. The electricity industry is undergoing sweeping changes, including evolving customer expectations, proliferation of renewable and DER, and state energy policies affecting what the transmission grid is being asked to do. Both parties are focused on creating a robust, flexible, and secure grid that will deliver the nation's clean, reliable, and affordable energy future. The collaboration is to include grid-scale energy storage, advanced transmission network controls and monitoring, integration of distributed and variable energy resources, and enhanced grid cyber protection.


Expanding its reach as the leader in internet of things electric vehicle charging solutions, eMotorWerks, an Enel Group company, has announced a new partnership with Autochargers.ca that will result in approximately 100 new manufacturing jobs in Ontario, Canada. The partnership will deliver co-branded and tailored EV charging solutions throughout Canada. The charging solutions will be available through the Autochargers.ca web store and their reseller partners, which include electrical contractors and car dealerships. It will create 100 new jobs by manufacturing EV Charging solution that maximizes renewable energy generation and improves utility grid reliability.


Interactive session between Karnataka Electricity Distribution Companies andsenior management team of Oracle Asia Pacific on 09 November 2017 at Bangalore

A half day interactive workshop was conducted by ISGF between senior management team of Oracle Asia Pacific and leadership teams of Karnataka Electricity Distribution Companies on 09th November 2017 at Ritz Carlton, Bangalore. The objective of this session was to understand the experience of all the participating utilities about the implementation of ORACLE CC&B as part of R-APDRP and to provide a roadmap for successful operation of all Oracle applications. In total 56 participants from the key DISCOMS of Karnataka such as BESCOM, HESCOM, GESCOM, MESCOM, CESC-Mysore were present to attend the workshop addressed by the senior officials from Oracle Utilities Asia Pacific region. Shri Rajendra Cholan, IAS, Managing Director of BESCOM inaugurated the event.

st rdHalf day interactive workshops were also organised by ISGF on 21 November 2017 at Chandigarh and 23 November 2017 at Hyderabad respectively. The Chandigarh workshop was attended by officials from Haryana Discoms and official from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana attended the workshop in Hyderabad.


Smart Grid Updates: Pilot Projects in India

Pilot Projects in India (Contd...)

APDCL

(Paltan Bazaar, Narengi, Ulubari - Assam)

ProjectName &Location

Name of

Consultant

Key

Functionalities

Customers

(Nos.)

TotalProject Cost

(` Crs.)

Latest Progress

Medhaj Techno Concept Pvt Ltd

AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM,

OMS, PQM, DG

15083

(15938)*

29.94 • 14000 smart meters has been installed. Installation of Control Centre hardware equipment is in progress

• Integration of smart grid with RAPDRP systems being initiated with M/s TCS

• LoA was issued to M/s Vodafone for providing MPLS backhaul. FAT of the software module conducted with observations

• Draft regulations notified by AERC. Petition filed

• DCU’s have been deployed in Narengi Area

• Project Completion Date: March 2018th • Progress review of the project was carried out on 6 November, 2017.

Actionable points was agreed between SI and utility

GoISupport

(` Crs.)

Key

Vendors

M/s Fluentgrid

Ltd

M/s Ericsson

M/s Sinhal Udyog

14.97

UHBVN

(Panipat - Haryana)

NEDO (Funding & Execution)

AMI-R,

AMI-I, PLM,

SCADA,

OMS

11,000 131.248 • Engineering for control centre hardware and software completed

• Operation control room in Panipat is completed

• 5100 Smart meters (RF-Mesh &TWACS) installed

• BIS certification received for 3-Phase smart meters

• Integration of smart meters with RAPDRP systems being taken up with M/s HCL Technologies

• SCADA and OMS testing is completed

• Project is expected to be completed by December 2017

M/s Fuji Electric &

Co.

M/s Lotus Wireless

Technologies

NA

HPSEB

(Kala Amb Industrial Area - Himachal Pradesh)

POWERGRID AMI-I, OMS, PLM,

SCADA

1,554 19.45 • All Sectionaliser, RTU, FPI and DTMUS are installed and commissioned

• 1065 Smart meters installed (885 single phase and 180 three phase)

• MPLS link established. Johron substation and Kalamb substation RTUs reporting on MPLS link

• GSM/GPSR SIM Connectivity tested, one of each type of devices Autoreclouser, Sectionalizer and Distribution Transformer Monitering Units reporting to Control Centre

• Smart meters data stated receiving at control centre and automatic bill generation started with smart meter data.

• FAT has been completed and getting ready for System Availability Test (SAT)

• Project is expected to complete in December 2017

GE T&D India

(Previously ALSTOM

T&D)

9.73

CESC

(Mysore - Karnataka)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, OMS,

PLM, MG/DG

21,824 32.59 • 19600 Single Phase meters, 548 three phase smart metrs, 453 DCUs, 318 DTMU, 5 FPIs and 130 HT modems installed. 16000 meters and 80 modems started communicating

• 500 WC-RF pre-payment meters delivered. 494 installed and 300 commissioned in field

• 200 WC-RF Net meters delivered, 1 meter installed. CESC has only 20 locations (that are being finalized). 53 LT-CT meters installed

• Applications integration under progress

• 5 RTUs / data loggers for SCADA installed in substations

• Consumer awareness & survey programs started

• Remote disconnect/connect started for Defaulting customersth

• Project was showcased to ISGAN workshop participants on 13November 2017.

M/s Enzen Global

Solutions

M/s Cyan Technologies

M/s El Swedy

Electrometer

M/s L&T

16.3

PSPCL

(SAS Nagar, Punjab)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM

2,734 10.11 • Contract with M/s Kalki Communication Technologies Pvt Ltd is cancelled and PSPCL intend to tech up the project on their own. Proposal being put up to monitoring committee of IPDS

- 5.06




Name of

Consultant

Key

Functionalities

Customers

(Nos.)

Total

Project Cost(` Crs.)

Latest ProgressGoI

Support(` Crs.)

Key

Vendors

TSSPDCL

(Jeedimetla Industrial Area, Telangana)

CPRI AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM, OMS, PQ

11,904 41.82 • Ministry issued letter to ECIL, to assess the project and communicate the possibility of completing the project in entirely or partly by March’2018 or abandoning the entire project

• TSSPDCL, CPRI & NSGM visited ECIL on 13-10-2017 and the minutes of meeting was mailed to the Director (NPMU) for approval of extension of project upto March 2018

• Applications are under development. Smart meters to be submitted to CPRI, Bangalore for type testing

M/s ECIL 20.91

TSECL

(Agartala - Tripura)


42,676 63.43 • Total 16000 Nos meters are installed and are communicating with the server and balance 26000 Nos meters will be supplied by the end of December 2017 and installation will be completed by by Febuary 2018

• 97 DCUs have been installed and commissioned sucessfully

• Control Centre (hardware and Software) Installed

• Rooftop Solar net metering & billing is being integrated with AMI system

• MDM to billing system integration is in progress

• Acceptance testing of applications under progress

M/s Wipro

M/s JnJ Powercom

31.72

WBSEDCL

(Siliguri, Darjeeling, West Bengal)


5,275 7.03 • FAT for 1000 smart meters completed successfully, 50 meters sent for type test

• 5300 Nos single phase smart meters ready for dispatch.Awaiting test report from the laboratory

• Make change of 3-phase whole current meter was approved by WBSEDCL

• Meters under type testing at IDEMI. DRS for Smart Meters and DCUs approved

• All documents for hardware installation have been approved• CMS to deploy temprorary data centre at Siliguri for testing

purposeth

• Progress review of the project completed on 24 November 2017. Actionable points were agreed between SI and Utility

th• FAT scheduled for 18 December 2017

M/s Chemtrols

M/s CMS Computers

Limited

3.52

PED

(Puducherry)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I 34,000 46.11 • Site survey has been completed and baseline data submitted to Ministry of Power

• Civil and Electrical works at Control Centre building has been completed

• Type Test has been completed

• DRS has been approved and FAT of meters at Dongfang Electric China facilty is completed

• BIS Certification recieved for single phase & three phase smart meters

• Control centre software and application documents are under review

• First lot of meters is under shipment

M/s Dongfang

23.06

UGVCL

(Sabarmati, Gujarat)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, OMS, PLM,

PQ

39,422 82.7 • Detailed work order has been released and survey work has been started by Genus Power

• Single Line Diagram (SLD) for data center has been submitted for approval

• 48 single phase meters are installed at Naroda• Delivery schedule of smart meters: November 2017- 1000 Nos;

December 2017- 5000 Nos, Jan 2018- 10,000 Nos and remaining in Febuary 2018

• 50 meters installed for field performance testing.• First istallment of MoP share amounting Rs 2.89 Cr has been

released to utility• Control Centre Hardware FAT schedule for 15 December 2017

M/sGenus Power

M/s Cyan Connode

M/s Fluentgrid

Ltd

41.35



Name of

Consultant

Key

Functionalities

Customers

(Nos.)

Total

Project Cost(` Crs.)

Latest ProgressGoI

Support(` Crs.)

Key

Vendors

Smart Grid Knowledge Centre: Manesar, POWERGRID

(Manesar, Haryana)

N.A. AMI, OMS, MG/DG, EV,

HEMS, Cyber Security, Training

N.A. 9.8 • Building under construction

• Contracts awarded for Home Energy Management System, Workstations/Training Room Hardware and Furniture for Smart Grid Knowledge Centre

• The FAT for Outage Management System (OMS) is expected to be carried out soon.

• AMI and OMS components awarded to M/s Genus Power and M/s Cyient respectively

• Micro Grid component is awarded. Installation to be completed by March 2018.

9.8M/s Cyient

M/s Genus Power

CED

(Chandigarh)

POWERGRID AMI, DT monitoring, Substation

Automation, Rooftop Solar

PV, IT infrastructure

29,433 28.58 • REC Power Distribution Company Limited (RECPDCL) appointed as Project Management Agency on 30 Aug 2016

• Smart Grid Cell and SLPMU formed by CED

• RECPDCL issued tenders for AMI, DTMU and SCADA on 10 Mar 2017, and 5 bids received in June 2017

• RECPDCL to withdraw tenders floated in March 2017 due to high price bids. Fresh Tender to be floated

8.6N.A.

MSEDCL(Maharashtra)1. Amravati

2. Congress Nagar, Nagpur

No consultant

AMI, OMS, DR

148,495

125,000

90.05

139.15

• Project was approved by Empowered Committee of NSGM on 29 Mar 2016 for a cost of Rs.90.05 Crs against the estimated DPR cost of Rs.133.57 Crs. Sanction letter to MSEDCL issued on 22 Apr 2016

• Tender floated on 22 Dec 2016. Pre-bid meeting held on 03 Jan 2017.Corrigendum is issued

• Tripartite agreement signed between Maharastra Government, MSEDCL and NSGM on 28-3-2017

th• Technical bid opening resechdule for 4 December 2017

27.02

41.74

N.A.

KESCO(Kanpur,Uttar Pradesh)

No consultant

AMI, PLM, DT Monitoring,

DG

539000 319.57 • Project was approved by Empowered Committee of NSGM on 27 Oct 2016 for a cost of Rs.319.57 Crs. Sanction letter to KESCO issued on 17 Nov 2016 with recommendations of Empowered Committee. Acceptance of sanction letter awaited

• Utility is expected to communicate decision regarding reallocation/ continuing of the project

95.87N.A.

IIT Kanpur - Smart City Pilot

(Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh)

N.A. AMI, SCADA, DG, HAS

N.A. 12.5 • 19 single phase, 9 three phase meters and 13 DCUs installed. Data of the meters collected in MDMS

• Customized distribution boxes installed in houses for controlling non-essential loads using AMI, Home Automation and Demand Response

• Solar PV installation for 19 buildings completed

• Storage batteries and grid connected inverter installed in four buildings

• Home automation solution is under testing

6.25M/s Elcomponics

LtdM/s

Mindteck India Ltd

M/s Synergy Signals & Systems

Abbreviations: AMI R/I - Advanced Metering Infrastructure Residential/Industrial, DT - Distribution Transformer, PLM - Peak Load Management, OMS - Outage Management System, PQ - Power Quality, PQM - Power Quality Monitoring, DG - Distributed Generation, SCADA - Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, DR - Demand Response, EV - Electric Vehicles,IT - Information Technology, HEMS - Home Energy Management System, HAS - Home Automation System, PV - Photovoltaic, DTMU- Distribution Transformer Monitoring Unit

*Latest number of customers


Smart Grid Projects under NSGM in India


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Power assets like transformers, circuit breakers and other critical assets in transmission and distribution systems have been in service well beyond their original intended working life, and will be required to continue performing for years to come. Aging equipment is not just a short-term challenge for the electric power industry but has become a core business driver. A utility's highest expense is an unexpected outage. It not only requires sudden mobilization of the resources but also the downtime during the mobilization and the replacement time adds to the costs. Till today the maintenance of these assets were based on their periodicity of scheduled visits and check lists – called the periodic maintenance. This makes the utilities to spend time on even non-critical assets when a critical assets having a deteriorating behaviour pattern may go un-noticed till either its schedule maintenance day or its failure.

Now there are Asset Health Management tools to equip the utilities to monitor their assets. The earlier asset management systems were basically an excel sheet used to keep track of the utility's assets. They were just like a form listing the name of the equipment, where it is installed and some basic nameplate details. Hence it was more like logistics records than a management system.

In the modern world of digitalization and meeting the utilities challenges, the primary goal of Asset Management is to provide a system for continuously monitoring the asset health. When a problem is detected, a diagnosis of the root cause is reported to a user so that the problem is minimized and the user can turn their efforts to immediately resolving the issue. The Asset Management System will be an enabler to shift from periodic maintenance to predictive/condition based maintenance. With continual monitoring, there is no need to regularly open an asset for exploratory maintenance, information is streamlined throughout the company, and work procedures become predictive rather than reactive. The overall result being lower costs from a smarter, more reliable power grid.

Implementing an Asset Management solution involves 4 steps –

1) Gather the data already available

2) Add new data collection/sensors

3) Aggregate the data

4) Analyze the data

Data Gathering involves inputs from previous records of maintenance that have been done in the past, what kind of system issues have happened, what is the history of that equipment regarding switching surges, number of operations, known problems and asset age. The asset history may be in many forms.

New Data Collection/Sensors involves equipment with integrated sensors and monitoring systems that can communicate with the central system of the Asset Management System. These systems take the data and produce a real-time assessment of the performance of the various pieces of equipment. They also can determine whether the asset is performing correctly and whether maintenance is required. The solution can also provide recommendations as to whether the device should be repaired, replaced or reconditioned based on its importance to the T&D grid.

Aggregating the Data involves conveying the collected (through manual inputs as well as through sensors) data to an e l e c t r o n i c d a t a b a s e f o r consolidation, processing and utilization in creating a complete and clear image of maintenance requirements. In this context a concept called the “internet of things” (IoT) is taking shape in not only consumer, but also industrial and utility devices as more smart devices come online.

Analyzing the data involves the central analytical software that makes sense of the data to guide maintenance activities. The analytics help to predict and prevent critical asset failures with proactive health and performance insights. The typical screens of the tool is as shown on the right:

Moving from a preventive maintenance regime toa predictive/condition based maintenance

By: Vijayan SR, Vice Chair, ISGF Working Group (WG)-1 for Grid Modernization and Smart Cities

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- Extend asset life

- Improve equipment reliability

- Enable root-cause problem solving

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The complete end-to-end solution of Asset Management System involves the following attributes:

The following are the advantages of the Asset Management System and Condition Based Maintenance

- Optimize maintenance intervals

- Minimize unscheduled downtime

- Reduce maintenance errors

- Lower planned-outage costs

- Simplify record maintenance and reporting

An Interactive knowledge exchange workshop by ISGAN Knowledge Exchange onDistributed Generation, Microgrids and Smart Metering was conducted from

13 - 15 November 2017, Bangalore

The Interactive knowledge exchange workshop was organized by the International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN), in partnership with National Smart Grid Mission, Ministry of Power, Government of India at Central Power Research Institute, Bangalore, India

The objectives of the workshop was to promote the mutual exchange of knowledge and experience for managing smart metering, as well as distributed generation and mirogrids, to highlight national experiences and share key learning from ISGAN countries. The workshop was very informal and had a strong learning focus; the objective was to stimulate a needs-based dialogue regarding pathways and technology choices for these key aspects of the smart grid. The workshop participation was exclusive to government-affiliated organizations and select experts.

thOn 13 November 2017, the participants visited the Smart Grid project at CESC, Mysore. The entire event was hosted by National Smart Grid Mission (NSGM), Government of India.

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