G.E.T. Smart - Smart Grid: Gridpoint Presentation
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![GridPoint Overview Leader in smart energy solutions for utilities, businesses and consumers Smart grid pioneer, delivering software to aggregate and manage distributed load, storage and generation Proven smart charging experience: 2+ years of real-world deployments 300+ plug-in vehicles currently grid-aware via GridPoint technology Integrated with level 1-3 charging infrastructure Leading utility customers ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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G.E.T. Smart - Smart Grid: Gridpoint Presentation
- 5. Baltimore Gas & Electric
- 6. Duke Energy
- 7. ConEd
- 8. BC Hydro
- 11. Austin Energy
- 12. Com Ed
- 14. Two-years of real-world smart charging experience
- 15. Hundreds of plug-in vehicles currently grid-aware via GridPoint technology
- 16. Integrating with Level 1-3 charging infrastructure
- 17. Idaho National Laboratory’s (DOE) solution for EV / PHEV data capture
- 19. Xcel Energy
- 21. Progress Energy
- 22. Baltimore Gas & Electric
- 23. Duke Energy
- 24. ConEd
- 25. BC Hydro
- 26. TVA
- 28. Austin Energy
- 29. Com Ed
- 32. Allows drivers to set parameters
- 33. Balances grid & driver needs via sophisticated software
- 35. Delay/slow during peak demand
- 37. Many rollouts call for 240V/L2 wall mounted garage chargers
- 39. Capacity exists for wide EV adoption*
- 40. A few EVs, clustered & charging at peak, could impact reliability*National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Electric Power Research Institute
- 47. Smart Charging Management Opportunities Load ShiftingTime based management shifts charging behavior intonon-peak periods Demand valleys can be filled by scheduling charging around a central time Renewable Integration Based on a live wind or solar signal, charging can be synchronized with the availability of renewable energy System Regulation Following an AGC signal, the charging load can be dynamically increase or reduced according to grid needs. Spinning Reserves The flow of energy can be rapidly slowed or stopped, creating capacity in response to an unexpected power disruption Economic Dispatch Following a real-time price signal allows energy economics to determine charging behavior Load Shaping Following an signal or schedule, charging load can be dynamically shaped according to grid needs Load Shaping Economic Dispatch
- 49. Explore various charging scenarios, including load shaping & peak shaving
- 51. Determine system requirements surrounding service area “roaming”