The document discusses how energy systems are changing from centralized models to decentralized models. Traditionally, energy systems were static, inflexible, domain-specific, and costly to maintain, but new decentralized systems are more dynamic, flexible, ubiquitous, and customer-oriented. The new decentralized approach requires dynamic intelligence for distributed systems rather than centralized control of monolithic systems.

1. How decentralized energy systems
change the game
Karl Werlen (Misurio), René Schumann (HES-SO VS)
old game = centralized intelligence for monolithic systems
new game = dynamic intelligence for massive distributed systems

2. The old game
• Static
• Inflexible
• Domain Specific
• High maintenance cost
• Barely adaptable for current market

3. The old game
• Static
• Inflexible
• Domain Specific
• High maintenance cost
• Barely adaptable for current market

4. Hydro Power Operation and Economic
Performance in a Changing Market
Environment

5. Modular approach
• Create the specific model at runtime

6. Misurio Business Model
TRADING
CONSTRAINTS
FLEXIBILITY
COST

7. The new game
• Dynamic
• Flexible
• Ubiquitous
• Interconnected
• Customer-oriented
• Market driven

8. The new game
• Dynamic
• Flexible
• Ubiquitous
• Interconnected
• Customer-oriented
• Market driven

9. Running an IoT App Store

10. ICT & Energy Success Factors
• Internet of Things trend
• Interoperability
• Collaboration industry & research
• Reference projects

11. • Our joint work addresses all players
ICT keeps all players in the game

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