2. J.D. Stanley III
Public Sector CTO
I n tern et B us in es s Solution s G roup
Cis co

3. Connected and Sustainable Energy Community
Human Network across Energy Community
C on su m er s P oi n t of U se G en er at or s
U s ers / Com m unity
B u si n esses Wholesale
G ov er n m en t s S t or ag e
G en er at i on R esear c her s
D i st r i b u t i on I T p r ov i d er s
P ar t n er s S u p p li er s
C on su m p t i on M an ag em en t E x p er t & S oc i al N et w or k C ollab or at i on
Cap ab ilities
M ar k et an d D i st r i b u t i on A n aly t i c s A u t o-c on f i g u r at i on
A w ar en ess & V i si b i li t y C r oss-ec osy st em p lan n i n g & m od eli n g
Value Creation
Risk F in a n c ia l
C u st o m e r
E n v ir o n m e n t a l M a n a g e m e n t E c o n o m ic s O p e r a t io n A sse t L if e c y c l e
E x p e r ie n c e &
E c o n o m ic s ( p e a ks, ( sa v in g s, E f f ic ie n c ie s M a n a g e m e n t
S a t isf a c t io n
d isr u p t io n s) re v e n u e )
S o u r c e : C isc o I B S G

4. Connected H ome and Energy Communities
Home & Residential Use
C ommer c ial & I ndu str ial Use
E lec tr ic ity S tor ag e
E lec tr ic ity G ener ation
( D istrib uted )
E lec tr ic ity G ener ation
( Central iz ed )
E lec tr ic ity T r ansmission &
D istr ib u tion

5. Connected and Sustainable Energy: Smart G rids
Demand Management
D em a n d res p on s e
Sm a rt m eters a n d v a ria ble p ricin g
Sm a rt build in g s a n d s m a rt a p p lia n ces
E n erg y D a s h boa rd s a n d con trollers
Di s tr i b u ted E l ec tr i c i ty G ener ati o n
M icrog en era tion of ren ew a ble en erg y
Stora g e
Sm a rt g rid com m un ities
T r ans mi s s i o ns and di s tr i b u ti o n management
G rid m on itorin g a n d con trol
G rid s ecurity a n d s urv eilla n ce

6. Traditional Roles Are Reversed with a Smart Grid—
C onsu mers B ec ome P rodu c ers, and I nf ormation and
E lec tric ity F low in B oth D irec tions.

7. Distributed Energy Generation
MICRO-G E N E RA T ION MICRO-S T ORA G E
• L ow C 0 2 G ener ator s
• D istr ib u ted L oc ally
• Help P ow er th e G r id
MA CRO-G RID v ia D C
Home Generation
• 8 5 % ef f ic ienc y
• 3 0 % l es s C 0 2

8. I ntellig ent M anag ement
A lways
O n
S m ar t C O M M E R C IA L Consum e T urn O n H O M E S
M et er & G O V ’T . at L ow when
P rices Cheaper than C O 2 T r ad i n g
U tilities
E x c han g e
Supply when Micro Generation Cost
I s L ess than U tility B uy B ack P rice
C O 2 O f f set
P r ic eIn fo
E lec t r i c i t y P r i c e I n f o
U T IL IT IE S MICRO-G E N : F o s s i l F u e l MICRO-G E N : Re n e w a b l e
S olar Wi n d
N at . G as G en . F u el C ell ( hom e)
C o-G en .
D i esel G en . F u el C ell ( c ar ) G eot her m al H y d ro

9. C onnec ted T ransm ission, A ssets and P ersonnel
Generator T rans m i s s i on S u b s tati on D i s tri b u ti on C ons u m er
Co n n e c t e d Co n n e c t e d
T r a n s m is s io n Mo b i l e
& D is tr ib u tio n W o rk fo rc e
• E nd -to-end v i s i b i l i ty of energ y s u p p l y c h ai n • C onv erg ed d ata, v oi c e, & v i d eo
• S ens ors f eed d ata to S C A D A op s c enters • R eal -ti m e c ol l ab orati on &
• S ens ors p roac ti v el y m oni tor as s ets f or f ai l u res c om m u ni c ati on v i a I P I C S
• V i d eo m oni tors f or as s et s u rv ei l l anc e & s ec u ri ty • P ortab l e d ata d i s p l ay d ev i c es
• A l l ow real -ti m e c ontrol of g ri d l oad c ond i ti ons • S m art d i s p atc h & d ec i s i on-m ak i ng

10. I ntelligent P ortals f or th e U sers

11. P utting ideas into action