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The document summarizes the GridEdge conference held on June 24-25, 2014 in San Diego, CA. Over 400 attendees from utilities and vendors participated, making it one of the most diverse grid-centric conferences. Speakers from startups to large companies discussed the most pressing issues at the grid edge. The GridEdge Executive Council identified the top 5 disruptors to the grid as rapid distributed generation adoption, customer-sited storage, regulatory changes leading to new utility business models, the Internet of Things, and increasing grid defection. The document promotes upcoming GTM research, council meetings, and conferences on related topics.
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Energy Automation and
Presented by Eason Ramanathan
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Electricity Generation Mix - CSIRO
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consumption
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Utilities given regulation and politices
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Schneider Electric Approach
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Who we are…
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What do we do…
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Efficiency gains will come from IT/OT convergence
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SE Approach to the Market
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Data Centres and our Approach
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AMI - i expected that we will have smart meters everywhere. 2014 I overestimated it. Though cool company Opower who found create way to use data from smart meters to create social platform for neighbors to compare their energy usage and compete to reduce it, had it successful IPO.
Cyber Security. I focused on grid security because with all smart in grid you have shift from analog to digital and risk of cyber attack. Also Cyber security for grid became mandatory by law in USA. in 2014 it is very hard to dig up data on grid but everywhere else there were huge cases of cyber security attack. Now people aware of it but still underestimate its threat. Huge but sensitive and complex market.
Grid storage. Elon Musk announced Gigafactory. It is very hard to use battery technology used in cars and smartphones on grid. Scalability is an issue. We actually did small exercise to check. My boss took his blackberry and disassembled it. We look at numbers at battery, made calculations, added cost, estimated watt needs for grid storage one, added manufacturing, environmental risks and concluded that it will not work for some time. But China announced that they will use lithium ion for storage so everyone else paid attention.
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Energy Automation and
Presented by Eason Ramanathan
Topics being Covered
• Key trends / innovation in the Energy market
• Schneider Electric Approach
• Data Centres and our Approach
• Q&A
The Energy Trilemma
Source: World Economic Forum
• Energy Accessibility and Affordability,
• Energy Security, and
• Energy Sustainability
Source: World Economic Forum
Energy Demand
• Economic growth,
• Urbanization rates,
• Pace of Deployment of New
Technologies, and
• Reduction of Energy Intensity
Source: World Economic Forum
Future Power Systems
• Reliable and affordable zero-carbon
electricity is becoming a reality
• Decentralised Generation
• Micro Grids
• Energy Storage
• Smarter & Digital Grids
• Energy Pooling
• Off-Peak Management
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Electricity Generation Mix - CSIRO
Source: World Economic Forum
Mobility and Transport
• Comprises a third of total end user
consumption
• Electric Vehicles as a Grid Asset
• End-of-Life on batteries
• Hydrogen as a fuel
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Electricity Consumption Forecast
Source: Australian Energy Market Operator
Governance & Security
• Significant challenges for Australian
Utilities given regulation and politices
(e.g. NEG, Carbon Price/Tax)
• Cybersecurity
• Climate Change
• Emerging economies
• New regulations for new technologies
Source: World Economic Forum
Finance
• Significant capital investment required
• Upgrading existing networks
• Implementing low-carbon solutions
• Private financing
• New Financing Options
• “aaS”
Source: World Economic Forum
Technological Innovation
• Technological innovation is no longer
limited to energy providers
• Increase in shared platforms, off-grid
solutions and other products and
services
Source: World Economic Forum
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Schneider Electric Approach
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Who we are…
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What do we do…
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Efficiency gains will come from IT/OT convergence
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SE Approach to the Market
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Data Centres and our Approach
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Cloud
computing
+16.5% annual growth
Internet
of Things
30 B connected things
by 2020
Mobility
5.5 B mobile active users
by 2020
Video
streaming
70% of all mobile
traffic by 2021
Artificial
intelligence
1.7 MB created
per second, per human
by 2020
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by multiple long-term trends
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