Implementing Appstore and Open Platform for Home Energy Management - OGEMA

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1 Implementing Appstore and Open Platform for Home Energy Management - OGEMA October 15th, 2013 European Utility Week, Amsterdam Dr. David Nestle Fraunhofer IWES, Königstor 59, D Kassel, OGEMA Contact Point info@ogema-alliance.org Fraunhofer IWES

2 Fraunhofer IWES Business fields Energy System Technology (Kassel) n Energy supply structures and systems analysis n DER energy market and economy integration (Forecast, VPP, tariffs) n Environmental analysis and park control for wind, ocean energy n Component / System Test (DER, Grid, Converters) n Energy management and grid operation n ICT and Power interfaces Fraunhofer IWES 2

3 Fraunhofer IWES Open Gateway Energy Management Alliance OGEMA

4 OGEMA in the Smart Grid Connecting Smart Grid to Customer Premises: n Automated switching of devices n Variable Electricity Price n Communication n Intelligent Gateway è Hardware enables a lot more applications! BACS SMG BACS è Extension of functionality via software modules è Appstore RLP- Metering Fraunhofer IWES 4

5 Architektur OGEMA im Smart Grid OGEMA Framework Developments of diverse Manufacturers/ AppStore optional/country-specific Components External Market / Smart Grid Participants UI Web Server REST Interface Browser Smartphone Customer Devices Web Services Library OGEMA Apps HTTP-Server/ Client openadr TR EEBus IEC61850 CIM IEC61850 over MMS OGEMA Drivers OGEMA Data Models / Objects ZigBee KNX EEBus IEC61850 OGEMA Drivers OGEMA Services Fraunhofer IWES 5

6 Architektur OGEMA UI Web Server Browser REST Interface Smartphone Web Services Library OGEMA Data Models / Objects OGEMA Apps HTTP-Server/ Client openadr TR EEBus IEC61850 CIM IEC61850 over MMS OGEMA Drivers Electricity Price Power Reduction Request Reactive Power Request Price-based Management Emergency Power Reduction Efficiency Analysis Price-based Management Operation Monitoring Heat Pump Micro-CHP Air Conditioner Electric Vehicle PV Plant ZigBee KNX EEBus IEC61850 OGEMA Drivers Event Manager Data Administration Access Priority Mgmt Data Logging Web Interface OGEMA Services App/Driver Administration User Administration Framework Administration Remote Update + Service Fraunhofer IWES 6

7 Open Gateway Architecture Developments of Manufacturers / AppStore OGEMA Applications Provided by OGEMA Alliance for download OGEMA-Framework OSGi-Framework Has to be provided by user / vendor of OGEMA gateway Java Virtual Machine Operating System Hardware (embedded) Fraunhofer IWES 7

8 Java / OSGi n Execution environment independent of operating system OSGi concept: n Various implementations of Java-virtual machine as well as OSGi frameworks n Java: well established n OSGi provides Multi-Application environment n OSGi started as Open Service Gateway Initiative for Home Automation Source: OSGi Alliance Fraunhofer IWES 8

9 Technology Summary: OGEMA Key Facts n OGEMA defines customer smart grid gateway core specification n Environment for parallel execution of different applications with access to smart grid data and smart building, devices (e.g. controllable loads) n Standardized data models and services for different home automation systems n Support of different in-house and smart grid communication systems n OGEMA defines a public open standard n Public (open source) reference implementation for quick start Fraunhofer IWES 9

10 Applications and Transfer of Research Results into the Market Fraunhofer IWES

11 Application of OGEMA in Field tests n E-Energy Project Model City Mannheim n E-Energy Project Model Region Harz n EU-Project Smart House Smart Grid n Hessian Project Farmer Education Center Gut Eichhof n German Project PINTA n E.ON Mitte AG REV2020 n further Projects under preparation è About 1000 Energy management interfaces have been field tested è Different Devices: Refrigerators, Freezers, Dryers, CHP, PV Systems, Heat Pumps, Agricultural Mills, è Variable Tariff, Ancillary Services, Peak Shaving, Energy Efficiency, Fraunhofer IWES 11

12 OGEMA GUI (Commercial Energy Management) Fraunhofer IWES 12

13 OGEMA Home Automation Box I Fraunhofer IWES 13

14 Energy Efficient Office Fraunhofer IWES 14

15 OGEMA Alliance Participants Fraunhofer IWES 15

16 OGEMA Alliance Development Fraunhofer IWES 16

17 Project OGEMA 2.0 Open Source Platform for decentralized Energy Management Fraunhofer IWES

18 Topics OGEMA 2.0 Energy Management Heat/Cold/PV/Storage Energy Efficiency Smart Building Appstore Growing structured Data Model User Interfaces, Interactive Visualization Automation Drivers IT-Security Fraunhofer IWES 18

19 System Architecture OGEMA 2.0 Fluctuating Generators Energy Supplier EM-WAN Energy Aggregation Gateway Internetrouter Energy Management Gateway Smart Meter Gateway EM-LAN Smart Meter White Goods Heating Technologies Fraunhofer IWES 19

20 OGEMA Data Model n n Interoperability / unambiguousness: For each physical value and for each fact only a single data element within the model exists Extensibility: All relevant values and facts in the area of energy management and energy efficiency shall be representable in the model è constantly growing data model, quick model extension process è Modeling and Usage Rules è OGEMA Data Model references and maps existing standards such as IEC, ISO, ETSI standards è Requirement for interoperability of wide variety of apps from Appstore n n Simple usage (fixed physical units, standard modeling language: Java) Extensive documentation of each value Fraunhofer IWES 20

21 OGEMA 2.0 Project Plan WP 0.1 Project Management WP 0.2 Industrial Working Group WP 1 State of the Art & Concepts WP 2 OGEMA-Framework WP 3 Java VM & OSGi WP 4 Smart Metering WP 5 Communication Systems WP 6 Applications WP 7 Publications & Standardization WP 0.3 International Cooperation Fraunhofer IWES 21

22 OGEMA Contact Point at Fraunhofer IWES: Dr. David Nestle Bereich Anlagentechnik und Verteilungsnetze Abteilung Energiemanagement Gruppenleiter Softwareentwicklung Fraunhofer IWES Königstor Kassel Germany Tel.: Fax.: Fraunhofer IWES 22