Transactive Energy Systems

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1 Maximizing Your Value: What Can Transactive Energy Systems Do For You? JUNE 13-15, 2017 Transactive Energy Systems CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PORTLAND, OREGON Presented By: Hosted By:

2 JUNE 13-15, 2017 TransactiveEnergySystems CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP PROGRAM #TES2017 TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 (continued) 12:30pm - 1:30pm MAIN CONFERENCE REGISTRATION AND WELCOME Bridge Level Entrance Area 12:00pm - 1:30pm LUNCH & WORKING SESSION Skybridge Terrace 1:30pm - 2:00pm Welcome and Opening Remarks, Ron Melton, PNNL Bridge Level Auditorium 1:30pm - 2:30pm What is Blockchain s Role in Transactive Energy Systems? David Hardin Moderator Skybridge A/B 2:00pm - 3:00pm Opening Keynote Christopher Irwin, Dept. of Energy Bridge Level Auditorium 2:30pm - 3:30pm Closing Plenary Skybridge A/B 3:00pm - 3:30pm 3:30pm - 5:30pm 5:30pm - 7:00pm 5:00pm - 7:00pm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, :00am - 8:30am 8:30am - 9:30am 9:30am - 10:30am 10:30am - 11:00am 11:00am - 12:00pm 12:00pm - 1:30pm 1:30pm - 2:00pm 2:00pm - 3:30pm 3:30pm - 4:00pm Bridge Level Entrance Area GWAC Foundational Session The TE Roadmap Bridge Level Auditorium NIST TE Challenge Overview and Invitation, David Holmberg Bridge Level Auditorium Experiences From Smart Cities, Moderator Ron Bernstein Bridge Level Auditorium Skybridge Terrace REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING Keynote Vendor Technology Panel, Rarrokh Rahimi Moderator Bridge Level Auditorium Transactive Energy Systems in Practice Panel, Ron Ambrosio Moderator Bridge Level Auditorium Real World Technology, Design & Policy Challenges Panel, Gerald Gray Moderator Skybridge A/B LUNCH & KEYNOTE Perspectives on a Decade of Progress Mezzanine MEZZANINE 5 WELCOME The GridWise Architecture Council is pleased to convene the Fourth International Conference and Workshop on Transactive Energy, working with Smart Grid Northwest to produce the event and Portland General Electric as the host. TES 2017 WILL EXPLORE: How to progress transactive energy concepts in the market place Key policy and business model elements associated with transactive energy Developing technologies such as blockchain that are impacting the landscape The role that key stakeholders from utilities and regulators to solutions providers and market organizers will be playing N BRIDGE LEVEL [LEVEL 3] 4:00pm - 5:30pm Real World Technology, Design & Policy Challenges Workshop Transactive Energy Systems in Practice Workshop 5:30pm - 7:00pm NIST TE Challenge Phase II Scenario Workshop Mezzanine 5 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, :00am - 8:30am REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING 8:30am - 9:30am Challenges Posed by DER and How To Address Them Bridge Level Auditorium WORLD TRADE CENTER FLOOR PLAN 9:30am - 10:30am Standardization For Transactive Energy Panel, Mark Knight Moderator Bridge Level Auditorium 10:30am - 11:00am 11:00am - 12:00pm Standardization For Transactive Energy Workshop Skybridge A/B 3:30pm - 5:00pm Download the PointView mobile app [available for iphone + Android] for more TES details. MEZZANINE LEVEL [LEVEL 2] NETWORK 2WTC_Event PASSWORD 2WTC_Event$

3 TUESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY SESSIONS (continued) GWAC FOUNDATIONAL SESSION The TE Roadmap Members of the GridWise Architecture Council will present the developing framework and other tools for the roadmap on the future of transactive energy. The roadmap considers drivers of change, triggers for transactive energy system deployment, and required infrastructure for deployment at scale. Gaps in technology and infrastructure that may require investment are identified. Moderator: David Forfia, Director, Enterprise Architecture & IT Transformation, ERCOT Paul De Martini, Managing Director, Newport Consulting Group LLC Farrokh Rahimi, Senior Vice President, Open Access Technology International, Inc. Ron Ambrosio, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder, Utopus Insights, Inc. REAL WORLD TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN & POLICY CHALLENGES PANEL This session will have submitted paper presentations highlighting the real challenges on designing a TE energy system and the changes necessary in policy landscape to accommodate progress. Over the last few years, transactive energy systems have moved from a topic of academic discussion to full-blown panel sessions at most energy conferences. We are seeing growing interest from regulators, utilities and third parties. Questions that people most often pose include: how does this impact me? What problems can this help address? I can see a use for this approach, but when should I start preparing to use it? This track will focus on real-world changes and challenges to the electric infrastructure, and will set the context for the conference by focusing on relevant problems that need to be addressed. Moderator: Gerald Gray, Sr. Program Manager, EPRI Jim Waight, Omnetric Ed Cazalet, CEO, TeMIX, Inc. Thomas McDermott, Chief Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Steve Widergren, Principal Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory David Boundy, Intel TUESDAY, 3:30pm - 5:30pm WEDNESDAY, 11:00am - 12:00pm WEDNESDAY SESSIONS NIST TE CHALLENGE OVERVIEW AND INVITATION An overview of the NIST TE Challenge competition and opportunities for additional participation. David Holmberg will describe how the NIST TE Challenge is working to advance modeling and simulation for Transactive Energy, while working with industry stakeholders to better understand Transactive Energy and its implementation. There will be a TE Challenge Workshop after the day s conference activities have concluded. Conference attendees who are interested in participating in the NIST TE Challenge are encouraged to take part in this workshop. David Holmberg, Mechanical Engineer, WEDNESDAY, 1:30pm - 2:00pm KEYNOTE VENDOR TECHNOLOGY PANEL This year s this keynote will take a vendor perspective. The panel session will start with a keynote presentation by the panel moderator describing the challenges the electric power industry is facing due to proliferation of prosumer-side distributed energy resources (DERs). These will include both operational and business issues the utilities and system operators are increasingly facing. The vendor panelists will then each describe how their solutions address these emerging challenges, and how they intend to leverage (or are leveraging) the Transactive Energy System principles (possibly also leveraging DSO functionality) to augment their solutions. TRANSACTIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS IN PRACTICE PANEL This session will have submitted paper presentations on how TE is taking shape in practice in the marketplace. This track will offer practical perspectives from transactive energy systems that have been implemented already by explaining: What challenges the systems were created to address How Transactive Energy Systems were presented to and embraced by utilities, service providers, vendors, and customers What areas caused the most challenges Which issues (design, rules, financial, technology, etc.) could have been improved and made more effective had some form of standardization been in place Moderator: Farrokh Rahimi, Senior Vice President, Open Access Technology International, Inc. Paul Steffes, CEO, Steffes Corp. Michel Kohanim, CEO, Universal Devices, Inc. Takahiro Tsukishima, Hitachi Farrokh Albuyeh, OATI WEDNESDAY, 8:30am 9:30am Moderator: Ron Ambrosio, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder, Utopus Insights, Inc. Gerald Gray, Sr. Program Manager, EPRI Farrokh Rahimi, Senior Vice President, Open Access Technology International, Inc. Kenneth Wacks, President, Home, Building & Utility Systems Joshua Wong, CEO, Opus One Solutions Mark Yao, Utopus Insights EXPERIENCES FROM SMART CITIES A smart city is a vision to integrate multiple information and communication technology (ICT) and Internet of things (IoT) solutions in a secure fashion to manage a city's assets, just as smart grid is for the electricity infrastructure. As the grid considers the need to substantially scale the use of flexible distributed energy resources, and has devoted growing attention to the need to address not only the economics, but also the control system implications to ensure grid reliability, smart cities have similarly complex challenges. For smart cities the economics need to be optimized over multiple utilities, transportation, and other departments while making more efficient use of physical infrastructure through artificial intelligence and data analytics to support a strong and healthy economic, social, cultural development. This sounds a lot like transactive energy and this panel explores the similarities. REAL WORLD TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN & POLICY CHALLENGES WORKSHOP Part II of the discussion started earlier in the day. In this interactive workshop attendees will be able to be active participants in the discussion at the event, selecting between one of two topics to determine ways that TE can progress in the marketplace. TRANSACTIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS IN PRACTICE WORKSHOP Part II of the discussion started earlier in the day. In this interactive workshop attendees will be able to be active participants in the discussion at the event, selecting between one of two topics to determine ways that TE can progress in the marketplace. Moderator: Ron Bernstein, President, RBCG, LLC Tim Wolf, Director of Marketing for Electricity and Smart Grid Solutions, Itron Curt Kirkeby, Fellow Engineer, Avista Utilities Wilfred Pinfold, Concurrent Systems, LLC Ron Sege, Chairman & CEO, Echelon Corporation Erik Caldwell, City of San Diego Steph Stoppenhagen, Business Development Director, Smart Cities, Black & Veatch WEDNESDAY, 2:00pm 3:30pm WEDNESDAY, 4:00pm 5:30pm WEDNESDAY, 4:00pm 5:30pm MEZZANINE 5 WEDNESDAY, 9:30am 10:30am NIST TE CHALLENGE PHASE II SCENARIO WORKSHOP The NIST TE Challenge has the goals to advance common interoperable approaches to TE co-simulation, and to do this around a collaboratively developed scenario. This workshop will present this scenario in depth and allow team formation and discussion around how each team can advance TE simulations. This technical meeting is open to all considering participation. David Holmberg, Mechanical Engineer, WEDNESDAY, 5:30pm 7:00pm

4 THURSDAY SESSIONS NOTES STANDARDIZATION FOR TRANSACTIVE ENERGY PANEL This session will have submitted paper presentations covering key topics for standardization and interoperability of TE assets and systems. This panel will serve to provide a logical progression of the challenges currently facing the industry. Because temporary solutions and pilot systems often become long-term solutions, the objective is to identify areas of standardization where: Different approaches to Transactive Energy Systems can converge Existing standards can be adapted for Transactive Energy Systems There are common challenges amenable to common approaches and standards Vendor support and sharing of best practices could develop Moderator: Gordon Matthews, BPA Davis Holmberg, Mechanical Engineer, Rish Ghatikar, Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute Paul DeMartini, Managing Director, Newport Consulting Group LLC Kenneth Wacks, President, Home, Building & Utility Systems James Mater, General Manager, Smart Grid and Director, QualityLogic, Inc. THURSDAY, 9:30am 10:30am STANDARDIZATION FOR TRANSACTIVE ENERGY WORKSHOP Part II of the discussion started right before this discussion. In this interactive workshop attendees will be able to be active participants in the discussion at the event, to determine ways that TE can progress with standard technologies, approaches, and solutions. THURSDAY, 11:00am 12:00pm WHAT IS BLOCKCHAIN S ROLE IN TRANACTIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS? Blockchains are an enabling component of secure, digital crypto-currencies, such as Bitcoin and Etherium. These currencies provide a medium for value exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. All transactions are stored in cryptographically-immutable distributed ledgers called blockchains while trusted executable smart contracts implement transaction logic and other business process behaviors. This combination of components helps provide the transaction transparency and tamper-resistance needed for building and maintaining trust between transacting parties. This panel discusses the application of blockchains and cryptocurrencies to transactive energy and looks at the technology from technical, economic, and utility perspectives. Moderator: Dave Hardin, Chief Architect, Smart Electric Power Alliance Lawrence Orsini, LO3 Energy Joshua Wong, CEO, Opus One Solutions Shawn Chandler, Director, Navigant Consulting, Inc. THURSDAY, 1:30pm 2:30pm KEYNOTE SPEAKERS BIOS CHRISTOPHER IRWIN, Smart Grid Standards & Interoperability Coordinator, US Dept. of Energy Opening Keynote WHEN + WHERE TUESDAY, 2:00pm - 3:00pm TERRY OLIVER, Chief Technology Innovation Officer, Bonneville Power Administration Lunch & Keynote Perspectives on a Decade of Progress WEDNESDAY, 12:00pm - 1:30pm MEZZANINE ROB PRATT, Distribution & Demand Response Business Line Manager, PNNL A Battery-Equivalent Model for DER Services THURSDAY, 8:30am - 9:30am

5 JUNE 13-15, 2017 :: PORTLAND, OREGON TransactiveEnergySystems CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP #TES2017 ORGANIZERS SPONSORS TES Conference and Workshop was organized by the GridWise Architecture Council as part of its mission to further the advanced thinking about the guiding principles, or architecture, of a highly intelligent and interactive electric system. Smart Grid Northwest, a regional trade organization dedicated to moving grid modernization forward in the region, lead all the TES2017 event logistics. A special thank you to Portland General Electric for hosting the 4th consecutive Transactive Energy Conference. A Huge Thank You to our Sponsors: LEAD SPONSORS: PREMIERE SPONSORS: SUPPORTING SPONSORS: ENDORSING ORGANIZATIONS: