smart cities · 2016-06-30 · #1: a smart city is cross-domain & integrated communications...

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Smart Cities:Sustainable solution for the future of Energy Management

Flavio Santos

Vice President Nordic & Baltic Zone, Project Execution Center

Energy & Sustainability Services

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Mega trends

How are they shaping our world?

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#1: The Energy Dilema

vsEnergy demandBy 2050Electricity by 2030

CO2 emissions to avoid

dramatic climate changes by 2050

The facts The need

Source: IEA 2007 vs. 1990 level

we must address this challenge

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#2: Internet of Things

> Phase 1: creating of websites

> Phase 2: connecting people

> Phase 3: connecting things

Big Data& Analys

MobilaEnheter

Cloudservices

Internetof Things

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#3: Smart Grid

> Democratization of energy, from vertical & centralized to horizontal & distributed

> Like the computer journey from the 70´s to today

> Merge of ET with IT

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World population

Earth’s surface

Global energy

consumption

Global CO2

emissions

World population

Years to

double the

urban capacity

developed over

the past

4000 years

Cities today… …and by 2050

#4: Urbanization

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Overloaded

infrastructure

Pollution

Congestion Attract global

investment, jobs,

talentChanging

Behavior

Scarcity of

resources

And as cities grow, so do their challenges…

Provide high

standard of living

Fostering

Innovation

Reduce costs &

manage debt

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So… How to manage these challenges?

How are they shaping our world?

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The solution is a combination of: cleaner generation, resource efficiency and smart cities

Efficiency measures account for almost

3/4 of abatement in 2020

Source: World Energy Outlook 2011, OECD / IEA World energy-related CO2 emissions abatement

We need urban efficiency

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Cities must become smarterWe must understands that

“Business As Usual” is not sustainable anymore

Information sharing

Resiliency to

disruptions

Increased control over

city systems

Reduced Carbon

emissions

Less energy

consumption

Operational savings

Decreased need for

more infrastructure

Higher quality of life

Increased

attractiveness

Increased global

competitiveness

Sustainable LiveableEfficient

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What is Smart City about?

The necessary components


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WATER SERVICESTRANSPORTENERGY BUILDINGS

Smart City: breaking silos and integrating

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

•Leveranging city Systems & Data in new meaningful ways

•Each domain within the City has systems and data contained within silos

•And while there is a significant amount, it is nearly impossible to aggregate in a continuous way

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Getting to Smart

3 must have factors


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#1: A Smart City is Cross-Domain & Integrated

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

Communications

Data

Platform

Apps

• Integrated City Platform and Communications help cities improve interoperability, efficiency and reduces

costs by bringing together a large variety of city systems – into a single, intelligent system

INTEGRATED CITYPLATFORM

INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS

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#2: Smart City delivers value to its Stakeholders

Integrated City Platform

Data Fusion Business Intelligence Decision Support Weather

Connectivity

Domain Silos

Operational

Intelligence

Metrics &

Reporting

Strategy &

Planning

City

Agencies

City

Streets

City Hall

Data Actions Data Actions Data Actions Data Actions Data Actions

Communications

Sensor Networks

City Government City ResidentsMore efficient city

management &

planning

Services &

Information


City

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Local community &

government

Local players

Global players

#3: A Smart City demands collaboration

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

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From myth to realityProjects done across the globe and in the Nordic region


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• Organization

• Metrics

• Systems Architecture

Solving the myths: new urban model2 areas to make cities smart & resilient

Enablement

Implementation

• Business model

• Funding

• Regulation

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City Residents Services & information

Smart Public Services

SystemsSmart 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

Breaking the Enablement barriersOrganization: cross functional roles to provide internal coordination

Metrics: must be defined depending on the specific needs, there´s no “one size fits all”

Systems Architecture: Integrated city management platform to leverage efficient urban infrastructure

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Breaking the Implementation barriers: Financial modelsNew financing 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

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●Collaboration at city level:

● Citizens & communities

● Local stakeholders: urban planners, utilities, investors, businesses….

● With a shared ambition of global performance in efficiency,

liveability, sustainability

●Collaboration at business level:

● Across sectors

● Across the value-chain

● With technical solutions to global urban

performance targets

●Regulations: collaboration at government level

● Municipal

● Regional

● National & Supranational

Breaking the Implementation barriers:

business models & regulationsNew collaborative models make teamwork effective

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● Solutions to Buildings: energy efficiency

projects (EPC) and “Demand & response”

● Integration of data: from Weather forecasts

to Maintenance, from Security to

Traffic Control

● Smart Grid systems to allow for more

de-centralized energy management and

electrical vehicles, Self-Healing architectures

● Collaboration of Business and Government

to design specific solutions.

Smart City: What is done already today?

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●Nord-Fron kommune

●Widerøe

●Landstrøm i mange havner

●Smarte ”flåte-ladninger” for EL-biler – private og

offentlige ”parkeringer”

●Vann- og Rense-anlegg, inkludert optimalisert

distribusjon (Ullensaker, Brighton)

●Optimalisert fjernvarmedistribusjon (Hafslund/Oslo)

●Pilot på Velferdsteknologi

●All traffic control in Madrid (integrated solution)

●EU financed project Smart City: Stockholm, Linköping,

Malmö, Cologne and Barcelona

●Demand & Response with Malmö Arena & Hyllie

●Implemented Smart Grid for Vattenfall, Fortum, Lyon

●Optimized over 5 million sqm of Real Estate in

municipalities and hospitals in Sweden (700 GW savings)

We understand what it takes to make Smart City a reality

Examples delivered today

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Smart Cities are a sustainable solutionWhat we have learned 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

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THANK YOU.


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