Business perspective of smart grid services

INTRODUCING THE
MAS2TERING PROJECT
Sustainable Places, 16th of September 2015, Savona, Italy
Thomas Messervey (R2M), Sylvain Robert (CEA LIST), Mario Sisinni &
Robert Erskine-Murray
WEB www.mas2tering.eu EMAIL [email protected] MAS2TERING? is
MultiAgent
Systems and
Secured coupling of
Telecom and
Energy
GRIds for
Next
Generation
smart grid services
A collaborative R&D project (FP7)
developing an innovative ICT
platform for the monitoring and
optimal management of lowvoltage distribution grids
Integrating last mile connectivity
solutions with multi-agent
technologies, while enhancing the
security of increased bi-directional
communications.
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MAS2TERING FACTS AND FIGURES CEA
France
SMS plc.
United Kingdom
R2M SOLUTION SRL
Italy
ENGIE
France
Cassidian
Cybersecurity
France
•  3 years, 4.5 M€ budget, 9 partners, 5 countries •  8 work-­‐packages (7 of Research, Technology and Development acVviVes) •  High-­‐end research and challenging exploitaVon objecVves •  AmbiVous, cross-­‐cu[ng technological challenges Telecom Italia
Italy
•  3 demonstraVon cases, 2 experimental sites Cardiff University
United Kingdom
•  Focus on Business Model Aspects Waterford Institute of
Technology
Ireland
Laborelec
Belgium
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MIXED EXPERTISE AND BACKGROUND
Communication
Market
Energy
Cybersecurity
Business
assessment
Industry
validation
Proof of
concept
Research
Artificial Intelligence
ICT
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MAS2TERING FACTS AND FIGURES CEA
France
SMS plc.
United Kingdom
R2M SOLUTION SRL
Italy
ENGIE
France
Cassidian
Cybersecurity
France
•  3 years, 4.5 M€ budget, 9 partners, 5 countries •  8 work-­‐packages (7 of Research, Technology and Development acVviVes) •  High-­‐end research and challenging exploitaVon objecVves •  AmbiVous, cross-­‐cu[ng technological challenges Telecom Italia
Italy
•  3 demonstraVon cases, 2 experimental sites Cardiff University
United Kingdom
•  Focus on Business Model Aspects Waterford Institute of
Technology
Ireland
Laborelec
Belgium
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MAS2TERING CHALLENGES
•  Enhancing interoperability – to allow for convergence of network (ICT) and transmission (grid) protocols; •  Ensuring reliability and security – for trusted services provision and enhanced resilience; •  Enhanced flexibility and increased resilience – through decentralized and self-­‐organizing architectures; •  OpVmal grid monitoring and management – thanks to smart ICT components; •  Upgrading energy infrastructure – releasing investment thanks to innovaVve cross-­‐domain business models
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BUSINESS MODELS
Market studies,
Data Analysis
Use Case
Business
Modeling
MAS2TERING
solution
By carefully deploying the 3 use case business
methodologies within partner networks, and
studying the associated technical wins and/or
losses…
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Developing an operational ICT platform which is
structurally sound, market-ready and cyber-secure
to any potential pre-emptive “Mis-Use” cases…
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European vision of a low carbon electricity grid that
minimises greenhouse gas emissions; and enhances
security, quality and reliability of supply depends on
how smart infrastructures, combining energy and telecom,
are developed and implemented for the wider integration
of security-aware distributed energy resources into the
increasingly decentralised grid.
WEB www.mas2tering.eu EMAIL [email protected] MAS2TERING | Thomas Messervey
MAS2TERING FACTS AND FIGURES CEA
France
SMS plc.
United Kingdom
R2M SOLUTION SRL
Italy
ENGIE
France
Cassidian
Cybersecurity
France
•  3 years, 4.5 M€ budget, 9 partners, 5 countries •  8 work-­‐packages (7 of Research, Technology and Development acVviVes) •  High-­‐end research and challenging exploitaVon objecVves •  AmbiVous, cross-­‐cu[ng technological challenges Telecom Italia
Italy
•  3 demonstraVon cases, 2 experimental sites Cardiff University
United Kingdom
•  Focus on Business Model Aspects Waterford Institute of
Technology
Ireland
Laborelec
Belgium
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PROJECT PILLARS
Business stakeholders involvement Experimental valida/on Business focused use cases
Last-mile connectivity and enabling technologies
Interoperability
and standards
Reliability and
security
Selforganising
architecture
Distributed
optimization
Business
models
Centralised
Secured mul/-­‐protocol communica/on self-­‐healing, holonic architecture grid architecture Distributed
Control node
Transmission bus
Distribution node
Distribution bus
Generation node
Control boundary
Holonic / dynamic
Integration of ICT and energy infrastructures together
with the integration of renewable energy, and
decentralisation and deregulation will lead to more
dynamic management of the grid, resulting in a
holonic architecture (i.e. system in a system) to allow
for new business models
Past
Future
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MAS2TERING FACTS AND FIGURES CEA
France
SMS plc.
United Kingdom
R2M SOLUTION SRL
Italy
ENGIE
France
Cassidian
Cybersecurity
France
•  3 years, 4.5 M€ budget, 9 partners, 5 countries •  8 work-­‐packages (7 of Research, Technology and Development acVviVes) •  High-­‐end research and challenging exploitaVon objecVves •  AmbiVous, cross-­‐cu[ng technological challenges Telecom Italia
Italy
•  3 demonstraVon cases, 2 experimental sites Cardiff University
United Kingdom
•  Focus on Business Model Aspects Waterford Institute of
Technology
Ireland
Laborelec
Belgium
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USE CASE #1 (HOME AREA NETWORK)
Secure and effec+ve connec+on of commercial home energy boxes with public DSO smart meters and consumer profile op+miza+on Research focuses
•  Customer-­‐side flexibility •  Interoperability •  Data privacy Expected outcomes
Actors:
•  Energy savings at domes/c level (10%) •  Effec/ve connec/on between DSO smart meter and smart home gateway •  Data privacy guaranteed •  HAN side energy consump/on data collec/on •  Scheduling of domes/c loads WEB www.mas2tering.eu EMAIL [email protected] MAS2TERING | Thomas Messervey
USE CASE #2 (DISTRICT-LEVEL)
Decentralized energy management in a local area with Mul+-­‐Agents Research focuses
. Mul/-­‐agent op/miza/on to demonstrate the poten/al benefits of such a local energy management to DSO. . Data access control & security •  Analyse on test field the level of adapta/on of coordinated small local areas to contribute to DSO objec/ves Expected outcomes
•  Peak load reduc/on & energy savings (up to 12-­‐15%) •  Effec/ve data integrity assurance techniques •  Effec/ve sabotage preven/on techniques •  Results of the physical test campaign WEB www.mas2tering.eu EMAIL [email protected] MAS2TERING | Thomas Messervey
USE CASE #3 (GRID BALANCING)
Enhancing grid reliability, performance and resilience Research focuses
Expected outcomes
•  Grid monitoring & balancing strategies •  Effec/ve connec/on between DSOs and such district-­‐level energy managers •  Grid losses reduc/on (5-­‐7%) •  Renewable grid hos/ng capacity (12-­‐15%) •  Reduced switch off /me per year Local or district-level energy
management, combined with
effective grid monitoring and
enhanced DSO / ESCO
connections can significantly
improve the flexibility and global
balancing of the grid.
WEB www.mas2tering.eu EMAIL [email protected] MAS2TERING | Thomas Messervey
MAS2TERING FACTS AND FIGURES CEA
France
SMS plc.
United Kingdom
R2M SOLUTION SRL
Italy
ENGIE
France
Cassidian
Cybersecurity
France
•  3 years, 4.5 M€ budget, 9 partners, 5 countries •  8 work-­‐packages (7 of Research, Technology and Development acVviVes) •  High-­‐end research and challenging exploitaVon objecVves •  AmbiVous, cross-­‐cu[ng technological challenges Telecom Italia
Italy
•  3 demonstraVon cases, 2 experimental sites Cardiff University
United Kingdom
•  Focus on Business Model Aspects Waterford Institute of
Technology
Ireland
Laborelec
Belgium
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BUSINESS MODEL FOCUS Classic “Utility” Model
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BUSINESS MODEL FOCUS The Landscape
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BUSINESS MODEL FOCUS The Landscape has Changed
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BUSINESS MODEL FOCUS And this gives the need to a new Business Model
Multi-sided, platform-based business model with supporting ecosystem
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BUSINESS MODEL FOCUS Select Open Research Questions
•  How willing would do you think customers (homeowners / businesses) would
be to allow active control of certain appliances as long as the terms with the
controller are clearly transparent and the cost-savings are worth your time?
•  What might be some potential financial incentives to align the interests of the
actors in the LV grid value chain (DSOs, Retailers, Aggregators, DERs)?
•  How do telecoms envision data services to utilities?
•  Which business processes are most interesting for utilities to innovate?
•  What are the benefits of local management to grid balancing operations
•  What are the actual benefits of using Link Boxes (to be assessed through
simulations in UC3) in terms of both reduction of grid losses and enhanced
balancing operations?
•  Who in audience knows of a similar business cases surrounding District
Energy Management?
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