Innovative use of big data - Investing in the Danish smart city sector

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1 Innovative use of big data - Investing in the Danish smart city sector The liveable city, Glasgow November 10, 2016 Practical Examples of Danish Smart City and IOT Deployments Jeanette Carlsson, CEO newmedia2.0 delivering exponential growth through new approaches to innovation

2 Practical Examples of Smart City/IOT Deployments in Denmark

3 What s a Smart City? A city that makes efficient and effective use of new technologies, digital, data and processes, to address key urban challenges, for the benefit of its citizens

4 Context: Long Danish Tradition of: Work with innovation or technology based growth Work with publicprivate ( Triple Helix ) partnerships Solve more than one problem Europe s best country for doing business, The World Bank

5 COPENHAGEN: GOAL: FIRST CARBON NEUTRAL CAPITAL BY 2025 Reducing power consumption Energy production from renewable resources Increasing green mobility Decreasing municipal CO2 emissions Copenhagen has decreased it s CO2 emissions with 24% from 2005 to 2012

6 Sensors monitor water, air, noise, weather, waste and sewerage systems People movements are monitored and used for city planning, security and resource optimisation Buildings and energy data is collected and usage optimized in real time Traffic monitoring and management in real time, reducing CO2 emissions Fleet management of Citizens, municipality and companies in real time Wi-Fi for Tourists Available parking spaces in real time How? Investment in Intelligent Street Lighting and Traffic Solutions

7 Solutions tested in DOLL - Europe s biggest Living Lab for testing & developingfuture, innovative and intelligent LEDlighting solutions living lab for 35+ pioneering companies Quality Lab located at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) offers lighting manufacturers and buyers tests and documentation of all aspects of artificial lighting. Virtual lab located at DTU also: testing, development and validation of light solutions virtually generated in 3D Living Lab located in Albertslund: testbed for outdoor lighting.offers a 1:1 experience of outdoor lighting. A future-proof transition to LED technologies DOLL supports councils, regions and some 35+ private companies, working in close collaboration with 7 knowledge institutions DOLL s three laboratories contribute to enabling a future-proof transition to new lighting technologies.

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9 The Capital Region of Denmark The Ministry of Transport & Building The Danish Business Authority 10 Municipalities surrounding Copenhagen 3 Strategic Programs Co-creation The coherent city Strategic growth LOOP City o Urban plan for future growth integrating 10 councils in and around Copenhagen, Denmark. o Seeks to centralize urbanization around a light rail system, as part of a larger transportation/ development loop around the Baltic Region, providing the backbone infrastructure for the implementation and integration of smart, sustainable technologies that until now have not been employed on such a massive scale or in such close concert with one another.

10 Municipalities LOOP CITY Greater Copenhagen

11 The LOOP CITY vision The common starting point in LOOP CITY is the collaboration around a political vision The Loop City and a political Charter: Sustainable city transformation Green mobility Growth and dynamic development across the 10 Municipalities surrounding Copenhagen

12 Smart City partnership Physical digital infrastructure (network, buildings, sensors, servers, etc.) Virtual digital infrastructure (clouds, IoT, analysis, applications etc.) Operation & service (data security, organization, policy, management, operation & service etc.)

13 LOOP CITY End-to-end

14 Greater Copenhagen is a metropolitan region that spans Eastern Denmark and Skåne in Southern Sweden, 79 municipalities working together to collaborate, innovate and create economic growth and jobs. Three times, Copenhagen has won the prestigious title as the world s most liveable city awarded by the international magazine Monocle.

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16 Apple Investment of 1.7 Billion in New European Data Centres This significant new investment represents Apple s biggest project in Europe to date. We re thrilled to be expanding our operations, creating hundreds of local jobs and introducing some of our most advanced green building designs yet. Tim Cook, CEO, Apple State-of-the-art facilities in Ireland and Denmark will run on 100 percent renewable energy Each data centre will measure166,000 square metres. Facilities will have the lowest environmental impact yet for an Apple data centre. Apple will also work with local partners to develop additional renewable energy sources. Our commitment to environmental responsibility is good for the planet, good for our business and good for the European economy. - Lisa Jackson, Apple s vice president of Environmental Initiatives

17 SMART ÅRHUS Rethinking City Development o Second-largest city in Denmark - 319,000 pop o Collaboration between public/private sector, citizens, One of the oldest cities in the Netherlands business community and knowledge institutions o A platform for all who want to use opportunities Now hi-tech city of cutting edge design provided by digitalization across sectors/hierarchies o Smart Århus involves citizens in projects like: Aoworld-class environmental urban neighbourhood Project Digital Neighbourhood o Issues raised by citizens form the basis of new A showcase for energy and environmental solutions city initiatives o IT innovation in Business Region Århus 10, 000 apartments, 30, 000 workplaces o new Innovative R&D projects involving businesses and research institutions Smart gridfor communication for: o Centre Innovation Distribution automation o Supports innovative projects that create everyday Micro generation improvements for citizens in Århus promoting Energy storage equality, increasing self-reliance, prevention Demand/response to action, smart appliances and early city development, quality Smart metering of life for the disabled etc. Electric vehicles o Open Data Århus o Providing open access to the large amount of data from public institutions, educational institutions, and companies o RADICAL EU project focused on sustainable solutions o E.g. a digital chip for bicycles makes traffic lights turn green and helps cyclists to an easy passage through the city. o Participatory models for funding from e.g. crowdsourcing events o National and international collaboration across cities and regions o Internationally, Smart Århus is considered a Scandinavian third way that offers a model for city development, based on best practice of stakeholder and citizen involvement For more info:

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19 Tech Nordic Advocates Founded in Copenhagen November Covers 5 Nordic and 3 Baltic countries First global off-shoot of TLA AND Global Tech Advocates (GTA) - just launched 600 entrepreneurs, investors, startups, mentors, established tech co leaders, universities, Nordic Innovation etc. Goal: Grow Nordic and Baltic tech sector How: by stimulating Nordic/Baltic cross-border and tech ecosystem collaboration through: Live pan-nordic/baltic networking and collaboration platform Working Groups Tech Events across the N o r d i c s / B a l t i c s and the UK Collaboration with - and common entry point for international tech community, including London

20 oquestions / Comments? One of the oldest cities in the Netherlands Now hi-tech city of cutting edge design A world-class environmental urban neighbourhood A showcase for energy and environmental solutions 10, 000 new apartments, 30, 000 workplaces Smart grid communication for: Distribution automation Micro generation Energy storage Demand/response to smart appliances Smart metering Electric vehicles

21 Innovative use of big data - Investing in the Danish smart city sector Jeanette Carlsson, CEO, newmedia2.0 Advisor, Invest in Denmark LOOP City Advisory Board Lecturer, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Linkedin: