1. Smart communityThe priority field for innovation Jarmo Tuisk Head of Technology and Innovation Division Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications

2. ESTONIA Estonia Memberof EU 2004 Memberof NATO 2004 Memberof OECD 2010 Japan Memberof EURO 2011 1,3M inhabitants, largestcity. Tallinn 0,4M inhabitants GDP percapita $19,375 (PPP), GDP total $25,7B Independentsince 1918, occupiedbySovietUnion 1941-1991

3. Estonian waytosmartsociety Electromobility agenda introduced inMoEaC Re-independence Electronicvoting Program “Tigerleap” : heavyinvestment to ICT infrastructure PCs toeveryschool Electromobility Program European IT agency NATO Cyber Defence Centre X-Road: XML-based backboneforgovernment apps and databases Estonian- Finnishgridsconnected Energy Technology program E-goverment Digitalsignature Actetc. ID-card M-Parking

4. Innovation strategy and governing

5. ICT as enabling technology

6. New themes of Smart Community Smart energy Smart security ICT and energy systems Focus on applications like: Smart grids, microgrids Distributed renewable energy production Smart homes Green business models Etc. ICT and security of society Focus on Security of ICT infrastructure Nationwide cyberdefence Both military and civil fields of applications Earth monitoring systems, sea safety, sea level monitoring Telematics

7. Smart energy Next steps

8. Towards smart energy Honeycombstructure: combination of smart microgrids (cells) and smart macrogrids.

9. Smart and green microgrids Renewabledistributedenergygeneration Balancingmechanisms (incl. V2G) Energy consumptionmonitoring and control Symbioticsystems (heat+water+electricity) Centraldataanalysis/datacenters

10. Whereto start? Natural micro-grids: campuses, technology and scienceparks, islands Possiblenextstep: citydistricts/neighbourhoods Roll-outsimilartoearlymobilenetworkdevelopment (cell-by-cellapproach).

11. Investments Distributedrenewablemicroenergyproduction Balancingsystems (batteries, electricvehicles, vehicle-to-gridsolutions) Energy distributioncontrollers and networks Monitoring and controlsystems Installation R&D, analysis, futureforecasts

12. Smart energy innovation needs full value chain approach

13. Thankyou!jarmo.tuisk@mkm.ee