SMART METER ROLLOUT TO END CONSUMERS

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1 Il consumatore di elettricità in Europa, com è e come sarà SMART METER ROLLOUT TO END CONSUMERS Roma, 21 February 2017 Francisco Puente USmartConsumer Project Coordinator fpuente@escansa.com

2 linkedin.com/in/energiafranciscopuente PhD. MSc. Francisco Puente is Project and Business Develop. Manager at Escan Energy Consulting since 2004 Expertise in market research, energy efficiency, power generation and smart metering. Companies in the energy sector, manufacturing industries and public bodies are his main clients. Previously, he has worked in Endesa-Enel and Técnicas Reunidas. He is certified as European Energy Manager. 16/02/

3 USmartConsumer Outcomes and conclusions I would like to provide you with our outputs and experience gained in: 1. What is the PROGRESS of SMART METERING ROLLOUTS in the overall EU, and in the EU countries? 2. What GROUPS of SERVICES TO CONSUMERS based on SMART METERING are currently provided? 3. What is the impact that could be expected in terms of ENERGY SAVINGS for CONSUMERS when using SMART METERING based SERVICES? 16/02/

4 510 million Europeans 300 million customers 200 million SM in million Euro in smart metering infrastructures 80 million SM in /02/

5 Available:

6 EU SM Landscape Report Content overview Smart meter rollout in 28 EU countries plus Norway as to September 2016 Services to consumers based on the SM data Authors: a group of expert independent organizations, partners of the USmartConsumer project, coordinated by Escan energy consulting Methodology: market survey, interviews to key actors, other projects, other literature 16/02/

7 EU SM Landscape Report Chapters For each EU28country + Norway : Map of regulatory and market progress The legal & implementation table The European Legal Framework Smart metering services for consumers 16/02/

8 The European Map Axis X: Legal and regulatory status: Whether or not a framework has been created to provide clear guidelines to utilities for installing meters and whether this supports the goal of achieving energy savings and/or demand response To classify each country the status quo has been assessed on the following dimensions: cost benefit analysis existing or not, rollout plan existing and timeline for the rollout, Overcomed barriers from additional legislation and regulation, e.g. privacy and data protection, measurement and calibrating meters, Existing legal minimum functional requirements for enduser smart meter services 16/02/

9 The European Map Axis Y: Progress in market implementation The number of smart meters and services to consumers existing, and also to the progress towards a clear and realistic implementation roadmap for metering technologies that enable new services to benefit consumers To classify each country the status quo has been assessed on the following dimensions: enabling infrastructure to manage data for different purposes and market actors, smart metering rollout status in % of electricity customers, number of services based on smart meter data already available to customers; 16/02/

10 The European Map 16/02/

11 The national smart metering rollouts table 16/02/

12 Recent progresses in European legal framework Energy Efficiency Directive Art /02/

13 Recent progresses in European legal framework The Third Energy Package (Directives: 2009/72/EC and 2009/73/EC) 16/02/

14 Smart metering services to consumers Frequent information to consumer and feedback Awareness, continuous improvement, analytics Source: Enerbyte 16/02/

15 Smart metering services to consumers Real time information to consumer and feedback Watch and react immediately Toon - Eneco Smile P1 Plugwise Enelogic P1 Enelogic 16/02/

16 Smart metering services to consumers Demand response Change to non-peak times Source: Fortum Fiksu 16/02/

17 Energy saving impact Example of action in the field in Spain Quantitative results Energy savings in homes MWh CO2 reduction tco2. Average savings per home +160 kwh/year, 5% of electricity consumption This values are consistent with the pilots assessed in other countries, with average values of 2% to 5% energy savings. 16/02/

18 Energy saving impact Example of action in the field in Spain Cualitative results The platform (service) is used by 60% more consumers after the action 89% finds the platform attactive 55% consumer changed their behavior 34% have changed the time of use of electric devices and appliances 49% have installed energy efficiency measures A guide on how to use the platform was suggested by 53% of consumers 16/02/

19 Final conference, presentations available:

20 Thank you for your attention, questions? Francisco Puente USmartConsumer Project Coordinator 16/02/