Using AMI in SCADA-DMS for advanced network operation

Stefan Rebner/Fortum/ 2013-03-21

Stockholm, 2009-01-07 09:24

Fortum in short

Nordic countriesElectricity production 48,1 TWhElectricity sales 54,9 TWhHeat sales 18,0 TWhGrid customers 1,6 miljonerElectricity customers 1,2 miljoner

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TGC-1 (~25%)Electricity production ~6 TWhHeat sales ~8 TWhOAO-Fortum*Electricity production 16.0 TWhHeat sales 25.6 TWh

Russia

PolandHeat sales 3.7 TWh Electricity sales 20 GWh

Baltic statesHeat sales 1.3 TWhElectricity sales 0.1 TWhGrid customers 24,000

Din energipartner 2010

Distribution

• Owns, operates and develops 156,000 km of regional and local networks with 99.9 % reliability

• Centralized operation per country

• 1.6 million customers in Finland, Sweden and Norway

• Total volume of electricity distributed in local grids 26.6 TWh and regional grids 17.3 TWh

• Number of employees 754

Electricity Solutions and Distribution Division 20134

Implement remote and automatic meter reading for all customers in Fortum grids

Implement billing based on actual consumption

Enhance customer service and significantly contribute to the development of theFortum Brand

Improve business process performance by internal process automation and harmonization cross the Nordic countries

Create platform for new products and services to ensure growth, also outside existing business

Contribute to lowering CO2 emissions by minimizing manual meter reading travel

AMMis a vehicle

driving the developmentof one single and

harmonized pan-Nordic and European electricity

retail market through AMM standardization

AMM program – overall scope

Fortum Nordic Smart Metering Roadmap

Contract Pilot Roll out start

Main Roll out starts

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RFP production and preparations

Vendor selection and Process/IT preparations

AMM Rollout and process/IT implementations

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Regulation deadline:

Sweden July 2009 (860 000 meters)

Finland January 2014 (583 000 meters)

Norway January 2017 (107 000 meters)

Regulation deadline:

Sweden July 2009 (860 000 meters)

Finland January 2014 (583 000 meters)

Norway January 2017 (107 000 meters)

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2016

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Service platform in place

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Pilot Roll out start

Main roll-out start

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Work order management system

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Sweden: 850 000 meters Finland: 583 000 meters

• Meters are is divided into Milestone Areas (MSA) with 5000- 12 000 meters in each

• Customers will be informed well in time before the installation

• 36% of the meters are behind locked doors

• Short power outage during installation

Fortum – Roll-out

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

285 000 meters installed

583 000 meters will be installed in ca two and a half years–

500-1 000 meters / day

Pilot in autumn 2010

Planning, procurement and preparations

IT and process development in several releases

Fortum Smart Metering– time plan

Learnings:•Develop the platform step by step

How smart is a smart meter?

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Nockeby, 2010-01-11 08:50

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Representation of status information in the low voltage grid

Benefits

• Detailed knowledge of site information– Knowledge based discussions with

customers

• Pro-active customer information– Less customer initiated calls

• Shorter outage times– Faster localization of fault– Using closest resource

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Status of PoDIS development

• Implemented and available in the Swedish control centre

• Integrated in administrative tool

• Continuous development– Integrated to DMS solution– Alarm function to be built

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5.1.2012

Major storm sequence of events

1. Weather forecast2. Increased prepardness

resource allocation incl CBO/LBO

3. Sectionising and fault repair of prioritized feeders

4. MV fault repair and prioritized LV faults

5. LV fault repair6. Remaining faults

CBO CBO / DC LBO PM

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Fortum Mobile Messaging Service (FMMS)The overall purpose of the FMMS solution is to ensure that customers are informed about and satisfied with Fortum in case of planned and unplanned electricity outages

We want our customers to have enough information to be able to - evaluate and take decisions regarding their own situation during unplanned outages- prepare for planned outages

Business benefits

Increased customer satisfaction Increased degree of service, fulfill customer's information need Stronger brand through personal and accurate information to customers, community and civic functions Decreased cost for handling customer fault calls Decreased cost when messaging service replaces the notification cards

Vision Short Cut

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• Mobile Workforce

• Connected Entrepreneur• Customer Communication

• Proactive information

FDCCommunication

Vision Short CutA process short cut

Minimized time

Working towards a new HMI with intuitive interaction

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What are the roles of the smart meters in the smart grid?

However, a smart grid is more than technology, it is part of an evolving energy market

• New roles and functions in the sustainable energy system

– New technology solutions – New business models– New market rules– New customer roles and

behaviours

• Transferred into new market rules and commercial applications

Active homes with demand response

Integration of local energy production

Use of electric vehicles and smart charging

Energy storage for customers and grid

Smart and electrified port

Smart grid infrastructure – network management

Smart grid lab – Innovation Center

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Stockholm Royal Seaport -system approach to the smart grid

The Active house will be integrated with the central system (the Smart Grid Lab)

• The Active house solutions include:– Modern automation systems– ”Energy management system”– EV-charging– Visualization of energy– Solar cells– Smart appliances– Communication solutions

• The Smart Grid Lab:– Distributes control signals

– Supervises the grid

– Provides a platform for research

Do you want to know more?www.stockholmroyalseaport.com

Vision• Stockholm Royal Seaport

– a world class sustainable city district

Objectives• 2030: fossil free and

climate positive• 2020: CO2 emissions are

less than 1.5 tonnes/person• Adapted to an altered

climate

Stockholm Royal Seaport – smart grid as an enabler for a future suitable city

Thank’s!

www.stockholmroyalseaport.com