Panel 3: What interoperability is needed for an efficient smart grid that fosters innovative energy services?

High Level meeting "Interoperability to create the Internet of Energy" Jeff Montagne, Chief Data Officer

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Brussels, 11 May 2017

The growing role of data and DSOs in the new energy system is increasing the need for interoperability for all shareholders

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Transmission

data

Nuclear

Hydroelectric Suppliers and new

energy actors Citizens

(opendata) Local Authorities

Photovoltaic Wind energy Storage Electric Vehicles Customers

Distribution

Thermic

data

Service Operators

MANAGING THE DISTRIBUTION

NETWORK MORE EFFICIENTLY

CONNECTING RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND NEW

USAGES

MANAGING AND SECURELY SHARING DATA WITH ALL ENERGY SYSTEM STAKEHOLDERS FOR THE SUCCESS OF ENERGY TRANSITION

data

Interoperability issues for Enedis, main DSO in France

˃ Electricity system / markets : a continuous, ongoing process at EC/national level (network codes) with interoperability at stake

˃ Innovation / Smart Grids : Many experiments. A Babel’s tower of data models/formats.

˃ Smart cities and city modeling : new needs Concepts: open government, open data … but no universal model/format

˃ Smart homes/buildings & IoT : exponential development of products. No real / de facto standard. The AIOTI initiative promotes interaction amont IoT…

˃ Innovative energy services : new services based on metering data agregation/access : Flexiciency platform, energy data hubs, …

IEC

IETF/W3C

ITU-T

CCSA

CEN/

CENELC

3GPP.

Métier électriqueProducteur, Trans-porteur,

Agrégateur, Distributeur,

Fournisseur

Gestion des ServicesPilotage technique

Gestion des données

Gestion des clients

Collecte RéseauRaccordements

Routage

Gestion des flux data

RésidentielRéseau local (HAN)

Equipements

Terminaux

Europe US Japon Chine

ETSI

IEEE

NIST

ANSI

TTC/ARIB

CESI

JISC

SACMETI/MICNISTDirective98/34/EC

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PanoramadesgrandesorganisationsdestandardisationenEnergieetTICintervenantsurlesSmartGrids

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Energy / smart grids : many standardisation organisations !

Meeting prosumers, ecosystem and public authorities expectations : what does Enedis currently offer (1/2)

Customers have also access to their data through Enedis secure client portal in which they can consult and download (CSV) their annually, monthly/weekly/daily/hourly data and compare their consumption to similar households

LINKY Smart Meter Customer data access by wire (DLMS / COSEM) or wireless (Zigbee) Control (Dry contact)

Zigbee Service

Provider

Customers with smart meters have direct access to metering data through a wire (“TIC”) or through a wireless protocol. The data format is based on international standard (DLMS/COSEM).

Electrical equipments can be remotely controlled by service providers through the DSO IT system.

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Meeting prosumers, ecosystem and public authorities expectations : what does Enedis currently offer (2/2)

Enedis launched an Open Data platform in 2015 to give key insights of the electricity market (consumption, capacity…)

API, Time series, Geoshape

API access to consumption / generation data for Suppliers and Third parties, provided they collect the explicit customer’s consent

Two access possibilities : (1) webservices/simple data format

(2) API / CIM based data format (as implemented by Flexiciency) adopted for interoperability

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Shared data with a third party : data review & access authorization

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