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Third Generation System of the Future Reza Ghafurian Consolidated Edison Company of New York 1 Company Overview Electric, gas, and steam regulated utility Supplying New York City and Westchester

1 Third Generation System of the Future Reza Ghafurian Consolidated Edison Company of New York 1 Company Overview Electric, gas, and steam regulated utility Supplying New York City and Westchester County Customers 3,100,000 Area 660 mi 2 Peak Demand 13,141 MW (August 2006) System Density 19.8 MW/mi 2 Service Territory Urban Territory Manhattan Urban Area 23 mi 2 Urban Demand 5,437 MW (July 2005) Urban Density 221 MW/mi 2 up to 2,000 MW/mi 2 Entire System: 660 mi 2 New York City & Westchester Country 2 1

Company Overview Substations Transmission 37 Sub-Transmission (Area) 57

Sub-Transmission Primary Distribution Secondary Distribution 345kV, 500kV (1

Area Substation Distribution Design Criteria N-2 in high density N-1 minimum

2 Company Overview Substations Transmission 37 Sub-Transmission (Area) 57 Distribution Transformer Vaults 78,700 System Voltages Transmission Sub-Transmission Primary Distribution Secondary Distribution 345kV, 500kV (1 circuit) 138kV, 69kV 33kV, 27kV, 13kV, 4kV 120/208V, 460V 138kV-13kV Manhattan Area Substation Distribution Design Criteria N-2 in high density N-1 minimum throughout entire system Low voltage distributed grid and spot networks Transformer Louvers 3 Today s System Design 4 2

3 Network Design Manhattan 5 Demand Growth & Construction Steady projected annual growth in demand Extensive construction of new transmission and area substations required to meet demand 6 3

4 System Progression 2G System Challenges High cost of building and maintaining Low equipment utilization Real estate scarcity and price Increasing fault current 7 Under the Streets 8 4

5 3G System of the Future Objectives Maintain reliability and customer service Increase asset utilization Reduce street congestion Increase operating flexibility Utilize new technologies Cost reduction, avoidance, and deferral 9 3G System of the Future Plan International Benchmarking Concept Development Technology Development Field Demonstrations Implementation 10 5

China 16,680 MW peak Tokyo, Japan 64,300

Osaka, Japan 33,600 MW peak Sydney 6,300

Singapore 5,620 MW peak Hong Kong, China

6 International Benchmarking London, England 4,200 MW peak Chicago, IL 6,560 MW peak Paris, France 3,200 MW peak Berlin, Germany 2,450 MW peak Shanghai, China 16,680 MW peak Tokyo, Japan 64,300 MW peak New York, NY 13,141 MW peak Osaka, Japan 33,600 MW peak Sydney 6,300 MW peak Hong Kong, China 2,560 MW peak Singapore 5,620 MW peak Hong Kong, China 7,820 MW peak 11 International Benchmarking Highlights Asset Sharing & Elimination of LV Grids Underground / Over-Built Multi-Function Monitoring Systems Condition Based Maintenance Multi-Utility Tunnels Gas-Insulated Equipment 12 6

7 3G System of the Future Concepts 13 Substation Asset Sharing Maintain reliability with fewer assets Connect two area substations together, supplied by different transmission sources Minimize the number of new transformers required to meet demand growth 14 7

Implementing New Technology Superconducting cable

to transfer distribution load Fault current limiter

fault 15 Real time monitoring & control of

system during contingencies Expand use of AMI

Control secondary switches for load transfer Locate

8 Implementing New Technology Superconducting cable for inter-substation ties Medium voltage fast switch to transfer distribution load Fault current limiter to maintain superconductor availability during a fault 15 Real time monitoring & control of distribution system To automatically reconfigure system during contingencies Expand use of AMI Diagnose network conditions to prevent failures Control secondary switches for load transfer Locate faults and isolate faulted feeder portions Optimize power flow to minimize losses 16 8

AMI / Communication Challenges in Dense Urban Area Wide range of customer density Diverse meter locations Vertical Urban meters on upper floors Horizontal Urban meters in basements or sub basements

9 AMI / Communication Challenges in Dense Urban Area Wide range of customer density Diverse meter locations Vertical Urban meters on upper floors Horizontal Urban meters in basements or sub basements Suburban meters outdoors geographically dispersed Complex electric delivery system underground networks & overhead radial AMI feasibility in meshed low voltage network system not yet fully proven 17 13kV Auto-loop Area Substation Coordinate auto-loop switching with logic control Implement greater sectionalizing capability with programmable smart SCADAmate switches Improve restoration time Reduce momentary outages Improve customer reliability Reclosers New SCADAmate Tie Recloser 18 9

Outlook on the System of the Future Growing demand in NYC 3G System of the Future Continuing to benchmark with other utilities to share best practices Sharing assets to defer investment without

10 Outlook on the System of the Future Growing demand in NYC 3G System of the Future Continuing to benchmark with other utilities to share best practices Sharing assets to defer investment without compromising reliability Implementing new technology & communication systems to enhance system control and operational flexibility 19 Third Generation System of the Future Reza Ghafurian Consolidated Edison Company of New York 20 10

IEEE Distribution Automation Working Group

IEEE Distribution Automation Working Group Tuesday 26 June Tampa, Florida EDF Distribution system of the future and DA roadmap 1 EDF Group at a glance United Kingdom EDF Energy 8 M customers 16 GW capacity