visualising product-service systems applied to distributed renewable energy. the energy system map
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Visualising Product-Service Systems applied to Distributed Renewable EnergyThe Energy System Map
Silvia EmiliDr Fabrizio CeschinDr David Harrison
College of Engineering, Design and Physical SciencesDepartment of Design
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Visualising PSS applied to DRE: the Energy System Map
Energy-using products
Network of providers
Renewableenergy sources
PaymentsEnergy systems
Services
Customers
PSS applied to DREComplex solutions that require a new design approach and new design tools
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Designing PSS applied to DRE
Innovation Map Design Framework and Cards
Visualisation and communication tools
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PSS applied to DRE
The Energy System MapA tool to visualise and communicate new sustainable business models
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The System Map
Highly Customerised Solutions, Solution-oriented design, production and delivery systems (European Research, GROWTH Programme - Jegou et al., 2004)
A graphic representation of the stakeholders involved in the system and the interactions between them, i.e. the flows of goods, services, information and money.
Stakeholders
Flows / interactions
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Development of the visualisation system
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Individual
household
Productive
activity
Public
building CommunityPublic and
gov entity
Mix of
customers
Financing Installation TrainingMaintenance
& repair
Product
upgrade
Mini kitIndividual
energy system
Charging
station
Isolated
mini grid
Connected
mini grid
Biomass Solar Wind Hydro Human
ENERGY SYSTEMS
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
SERVICES
NETWORK OF PROVIDERS
CUSTOMERS
OFFER PAYMENT CHANNELS
ENERGY-USING PRODUCTS
Local
entrepreneur
Micro Finance
InstitutionPublic and
gov entity
National grid
supplier
Non-Govern-
mental Org.Community
Local
entrepreneurCooperative
Lantern BatteryBulbs &
lights
Mobile
chargerTVRadio Fan
Computer &
IT device
Credit
payments
Fee
collection
In-kind
contribution
Cash
payment
Mobile
payments
Meter
reading
Scratch cards
/ energy codes
Private
enterprise
Pay to
purchase
Pay to lease
or rent
Pay per energy
consumed
Pay per unit
of satisfaction
Hybrid
End-of-life
Technology
manufacturer
Cooling / heatingdevice
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First application
Describing archetypal models of PSS applied to DRE
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First application
Describing archetypal models of PSS applied to DRE
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First application
Describing archetypal models of PSS applied to DRE
ActorsProvider represented on the left-hand side, customer on the right
FlowsCentral part, between provider and customer
PaymentLower part of the map
OwnershipEmphasized by color/coding
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Development of the Energy System MapEnergy System Map Example
Community
Public building
National grid supplier
Local entrepreneur
Technologymanufacturer
Privateenterprise
6. community pays fixed monthly tariff for limited energy
4. public buildings pay per energy consumed
10. grid supplier pays for electricity
1. enterprise installs connected mini grid and efficient lights that provides power to public buildings and households
MAIN OFFER BOUNDARY
2. provider offers training on operationand management
9. enterprise sell extraelectricity to national grid
11. manufacturer provides product upgrade
12. manufacturer provides end-of-life services
8. entrerprise provides maintenance & repair
5. entrepreneur collectsmonthly fees
3. entrepreneur collectspublic buildings’ readings
7. entrepreneur trasfers payments to provider
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Ownership
customer
provider
Flows
Material or service flow
Financial flow
Information flow
Labour performance flow
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RulesEnergy System Map Example
Community
Public building
National grid supplier
Local entrepreneur
Technologymanufacturer
Privateenterprise
6. community pays fixed monthly tariff for limited energy
4. public buildings pay per energy consumed
10. grid supplier pays for electricity
1. enterprise installs connected mini grid and efficient lights that provides power to public buildings and households
MAIN OFFER BOUNDARY
2. provider offers training on operationand management
9. enterprise sell extraelectricity to national grid
11. manufacturer provides product upgrade
12. manufacturer provides end-of-life services
8. entrerprise provides maintenance & repair
5. entrepreneur collectsmonthly fees
3. entrepreneur collectspublic buildings’ readings
7. entrepreneur trasfers payments to provider
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Ownership
customer
provider
Flows
Material or service flow
Financial flow
Information flow
Labour performance flow
Ownership
The ownership of energy system and energy-using products is clearly shown by a colour-block filling of either the provider (violet) or customer (pink) icons. The products involved are presented with the same colour
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RulesEnergy System Map Example
Community
Public building
National grid supplier
Local entrepreneur
Technologymanufacturer
Privateenterprise
6. community pays fixed monthly tariff for limited energy
4. public buildings pay per energy consumed
10. grid supplier pays for electricity
1. enterprise installs connected mini grid and efficient lights that provides power to public buildings and households
MAIN OFFER BOUNDARY
2. provider offers training on operationand management
9. enterprise sell extraelectricity to national grid
11. manufacturer provides product upgrade
12. manufacturer provides end-of-life services
8. entrerprise provides maintenance & repair
5. entrepreneur collectsmonthly fees
3. entrepreneur collectspublic buildings’ readings
7. entrepreneur trasfers payments to provider
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Ownership
customer
provider
Flows
Material or service flow
Financial flow
Information flow
Labour performance flow
Flows
Each interaction is represented with a characterisingflow which define the type of action (e.g. service provided, payment) and indicates who performs it. Flows have numbers to facilitate the reading process
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RulesEnergy System Map Example
Community
Public building
National grid supplier
Local entrepreneur
Technologymanufacturer
Privateenterprise
6. community pays fixed monthly tariff for limited energy
4. public buildings pay per energy consumed
10. grid supplier pays for electricity
1. enterprise installs connected mini grid and efficient lights that provides power to public buildings and households
MAIN OFFER BOUNDARY
2. provider offers training on operationand management
9. enterprise sell extraelectricity to national grid
11. manufacturer provides product upgrade
12. manufacturer provides end-of-life services
8. entrerprise provides maintenance & repair
5. entrepreneur collectsmonthly fees
3. entrepreneur collectspublic buildings’ readings
7. entrepreneur trasfers payments to provider
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Ownership
customer
provider
Flows
Material or service flow
Financial flow
Information flow
Labour performance flow
Offer boundary
The main offer is included within the offer boundary, clarifying that secondary stakeholders and interactions may be included or detailed but they can be represented with smaller icons
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Testing activities
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Testing the clarity and ease of usecase
case
case
case
case
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Application 1:
“the system map gives you a visual picture of how the case study looks like. It gives you an overview of the whole business model”
“Helped refine and define interrelationships between actors in a simple way”
“I can more clearly understand the important relationship and interrelationships between key stakeholders, products and services, value proposition and the customers”
Visualise and communicate case studies of PSS applied to DRE in a clear and effective way
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Applications 2:Design and detail new concepts of PSS applied to DRE
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Application 2:
“using the system map you are able to put together concepts or ideas that might be elusive during the brainstorming session”
“the system map is a great deal on clarification of the concept”
“enables all actors to be given a role with clear relationships”
Design and detail new concepts of PSS applied to DRE
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Next steps
• The visualisation system of PSS and DRE models and the Energy System Map will be applied in further testing activities in Nairobi and Gaborone.
• A refined version will be digitally available.
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Visualising PSS applied to DRE: the Energy System Map