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Proyecto CENIT-DENISE CENIT-DENISE Project unto Summary de Situación for Fin de la Primera Anualidad EPRI Pre-Conference Workshop (Abril 2007-Abril 2008) Nice, France December 09 2008

The DENISE Project DENISE: Intelligent, Secure and Efficient Energy Distribution Description The Spanish Research Initiative on Smart Grids National consortium of 16 companies and 9 research institutions united to perform research and development of enabling technologies and information systems oriented to solve the challenges of a new generation of active energy distribution networks. The project goes from 2007 to 2010 and manages a budget of 24 million euros. Objectives Identify future scenarios of active distribution networks Research and develop enabling technologies, algorithms, and hardware Apply to network operation, energy efficiency, distributed generation, and DSM 2

DENISE Our vision PLC 3

DENISE: Workgroups and Activities WG 4: Energy Efficiency and Integration of DG WG 5: Network Reliability 4.1 Active Consumption (EE and DR) 4.2 Integration of Distributed Generation 4.3 Efficient Management of Supply and Demand 5.1 Automated Operation 5.2 Localizing Faults and Service Recovery 5.3 Predictive Maintenance WG 2: Logic and Intelligence WG 3: Devices and Telecoms 2.1 Universal Integration Platform (PLATINUM) 2.2 Simulation Environments 3.1 Electronic Devices for Smart Grids 3.2 Communication Technologies 3.3 Integration and Validation WG 1: General Issues 1.1 Project Office 1.2 Definition of Future Scenarios 1.3 General Reference Framework 1.4 Dissemination of Knowledge and Results 4

WG 2: Logic and Intelligence Vision of PLATINUN 5

WG 2: Logic and Intelligence SIMULATION EVIRONMENTS 6

Soon to come demostration project SmartCity Plugging Smart to the Grid Corporate Direction of Services and Technology Main Objective Project Smart City targets to develop a demonstrator for the next generation grid for electricity distribution. Within this new Grid, customers and Distribution companies cooperate for the achievement of the energy challenge. This is achieved by Increasing the usage of renewal energy sources, and by connecting the generators closer the final customers, just betting for a more rational and efficient consumption. Partners Public organizations of research Outsourced companies Specific Objectives 1. Validation and practical implementation of conclusions from DENISE project. 2. Include micro-generators and micro-storage in LV grid in order to minimize power delivered thought the LV feeders. Optimizing the usage of renewable energy sources. 3. Include mini-generators and mini-storage in MV grid in order to minimize power delivered thought the MV feeders. Optimizing the usage of renewable energy sources. 4. Active Demand Response through direct action on loads and passive demand response acting in consumer s habits. 7

SmartCity Plugging Smart to the Grid Global Work Packages WP01: Project Management and communication Plan This WP includes mainly the activities related to the project Office. They are for example coordination and control of the project plan, management of involved resources. Risks management, communication plan, etc. WP02 Operational Deployment & Marketing WP04: Information and Communication Technologies WP07 mder WP10 µder WP05 Systems WP06 MV Grid WP09 LV Grid WP1 1AMI WP08 Dem. Res. WP12 V2G WP01 Project Management and communication WP03 Harmonization with DENISE project WP02: Operational Deployment and Marketing Coverage analysis of the deployment. Identification and communication with final customers and other stakeholders. Identification and communication with citizens. Citizens must feel involved in the project and know how smart their new city will be. WP03: Alignment with DENISE project Supervise and adjust the scope and development of the project in order to harmonize with theoretical conclusions from DENISE project, and thus avoid any contradictions. Feedback between both projects and obtain conclusions. WP04: Information and Communication Technologies To Define the more suitable information and communication Technologies in order to integrate all the required services within the project. This includes the definition of requirements, protocols, data models and semantic of configuration in order to achieve interoperability. This WP also includes the deployment of a real time communication network. 8

SmartCity Plugging Smart to the Grid Specific Work Packages WP05: Enterprise Management Systems To Implement the information systems in the control center with the functionality of AMS, WMS, OMS, GIS, EMS, DMS, DSM, CIS and NMS, between others, and interconnect them through PLATINUM BUS defined in the scope of DENISE project. WP06: MV grid automation To implement the grid intelligence within the MV segment. To develop a distributed system composed by multiple interconnected devices and the control device described within WP07. The core of this intelligence is a controller installed within the HV SS feeder. It will coordinate the monitoring, protection, control and regulation functions of all the devices within the MV grid. WP07: mini Generation and mini Storage (mder) To Install a reduced set (around 4 elements from 300 to 800 kw) but heterogeneous of co-generators and storage within the MV grid. Includes power systems (measurement and regulation) and protection switchgear. WP08: Energy efficiency and demand response Active control of specific loads. Can be connected within MV grid or within LV grid. Inside this Work Package are specially relevant the control of street lights and some special loads such as big air condition/heating systems used in some big facilities (sport assets, swimming pools ) WP09: LV grid automation To implement the grid intelligence within the LV segment. To develop a distributed system composed by multiple interconnected devices. The core of this intelligence is a controller installed within the MV/LV TC LV feeder. It will coordinate the monitoring, protection, control and regulation functions of all the devices within the LV grid. WP10: micro Generation and micro storage (µder) To Install a reduced set of generation and storage home points within the LV grid. Around 40 elements from micro-windmills, batteries, photovoltaics and micro CHP (from 5 to 20 kw). Includes power systems (measurement and regulation) and protection switchgear WP11: smart metering framework (AMI) To deploy of a smart meter system in real time for home customers. Communication technologies mix broadband PLC and low power wireless. WP12: Vehicles to Grid (V2G) To deploy a small park of electric vehicles manages in consumption and in generation. Then, vehicles are considered like special loads that can be controlled or like small generators with a specific capacity and availability. 9

Thank you for your attention CENIT-DENISE Technical Project Office C/ Ribera de Loira, 60 28042 Madrid Teléfono: 912 131 584 www.cenit-denise.org denise_ofproyecto@endesa.es 10