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The Networked Grid
Software and Applications Keynote
The Smart Grid and Revolutionary Change • There is no “smart grid in-a-box” • Changes the way utilities operate
their business – Real time management of the
Distribution Network – Real time management of Metering
and Measurement – Real time management of Customers
• Utilities need to think about their application portfolio in a different way… operational applications need to become enterprise applications
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Digital Information
• Est. 700% increase in data
• What to keep, what to discard
• Where is it required across the organization
• Interoperability of applications to avoid data duplication
• Overarching authority for key systems
Source: EPRI - IntelliGrid
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Standards
• Can we afford to wait • Consider base principles and move forward
– Open architecture – Interoperability
• Understand the enterprise value of data
• Drive a enterprise architecture based on CIM
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Innovations – Emerging applications
MICROGRID • Monitor substation load • Monitor DER assets • Issue dispatch commands
• Monitor and Track Responses
• Store and Analyze data
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Innovations – Emerging applications
EV SUPERVISORY SYSTEM
• Monitoring Vehicle and Battery Information
• Control the Supply of Electricity
• Control the Supply of Electricity
• Real time pricing & Load Information
Innovations – Emerging applications
SPATIAL ANALYTICS • Rich land base with Oracle
Spatial MapViewer • Spatial mashup of utility
assets (Wires/Pipes: Switches/Breakers/Valves: Transformers/Pumps)
• Add Event Status and other events (Outages, Calls, weather, lightning, traffic, asset performance and risk management)
Leak.
Spark.
MOBILE WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT
Boundary-less scheduling to allow for crew optimization
Dynamic real time scheduling to get more done with same resources
Adoption of feature rich and lower cost technologies
Rethinking today’s applications
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Governance must be resolved…
• Smart Grid is bringing IT and OT closer together
• Smart Grid establishes a 3rd silo within the utility - CT
• Smart Grid systems increasingly use modern IT platforms, security, and protocols
• The lack of a successful IT/OT governance impedes performance
• Impact on security and compliance
Enterprise Enterprise
resource planning (ERP)
Human resources
who owns this? CIO
Distributed Programmable
Logic Controllers (PLC)
Advanced Protection Relays
Substation Integration
Sensors: e.g. PQ Monitors and Fault Indicators
Telecoms Meters Customer
Gateways
Centralized Supervisory
control and data acquisition (SCADA)
Energy mgmt. system (EMS)
Automatic generation control (AGC)
Distribution Asset Analysis (DAA)
Vertical Geographic
info system (GIS)
Outage management (OMS)
Enterprise asset management (EAM)
Customer information (CIS)
Energy trading & risk management (ETRM)
Operational Technology (OT) IT
Corporate IT network Control network(s)
Source: Gartner
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