1.
Richard Schomberg
IEC Smart Energy chair
EDF VP Smart Energy Standards
Security Watch India - ISGF
July 2015
Windsor, London, UK
International
Electrotechnical
Commission

2.
Smart Cities
are the
Embedded
sensors and
intelligence
Shared digital
infrastructure
(power, water, gas,
transport, etc.
Embedded
sensors
and intelligence
Shared data
path
forward
The Smart Grid
is an essential
early step

3.
Agenda slide
Smart Cities by
Connectivity
Smart Cities
by Design

4.
Apps
Data
Platform
Devices
Data
Platform
Data
Platform
Data
Platform
Electric Water Gas Transport Emergency
Data
Platform
Current applications live in “silos”

5.
Communications
Apps
Blended Apps
Electric Water Gas Transport Emergency
Data Mgmt,
Warehouse,
Analytics
Service Delivery
Platform

6.
Collect
Communicate
Crunch
Smart Cities
by
Connectivity?

7.
Present
Perfect
Predict
we crunch
the data to

8.
Present - Real-time situational awareness

9.
1
Present: Rio control center integrates 30 depts

10.
Perfect : Microsoft building management:
125 buildings, 58,000 employees (M$ saved !)

11.
1
Singapore: Predict congestion before it happens

12.
Memphis: Predicting crime = 30% drop

13.
Beyond ICT Technology improving operations:
smartness from planning and design!
• Energy long term planning
– local energy potential,
– Energy demand - buildings, mobility
– Energy Networks
• Solutions for low carbon and
smart cities
– Energy efficiency, eco-districts
– Electric mobility
– Smart grid to enable local
renewable and demand response
An integrated and systemic approach to better serve the citizens
and improve cities’ attractiveness and sustainability
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

14.
14
How Energy and Urban Development are coupled?
Limited illustrative exampleSWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

15.
Smart Energy planning: simulation to understand
long term impact of today’s decisions
Complex – system - modeling
Multi scale, Interactions, non deterministic
Persistent for the long term
3D intelligence for smart
actionable results
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

16.
Modeling & simulation to discover
many counterintuitive clues!
In this case: More MWh generated from PV installed
in fact on the less exposed buildings !
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

17.
*in collaboration with
Greenery Regenerative
lifts
Fuel CellAir conditioning
Photovoltaic
Green Home
Package
Water*
Common area
lighting
Waste*
Transport*
Increase
landscaping
Singapore – HDB Partnership: Urban Planning using Systemic approach

18.
ENERGY COST GHG CITY BENCHMARK
Power
Heat
Fuel
+
Production
Operation
Investment
Power Sold
Total
Emissions
Compensation
Green Mark
Green Home
Package
Singapore – HDB Partnership: Urban Planning using Systemic approach
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart
Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

19.
Multidimensional Decision Support tool
to optimize a Green Print
Singapore’s “Housing & Development Board” (Yuhua-Jurong)
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

20.
CONCLUSIONS
Cities can be designed and managed differently!
- Standards and interoperability, taking a systems
approach will help mastering the complexity and
accelerate deployments
- The pervasive Information & Communication
Technologies enable rapid development of “on
line” intelligence to present, perfect, predict
- The Smartness of a city resides also in its design
taking into account long term planning from
multiple viewpoints for sustainability
- Understanding Human behavior, needs,
aspirations, must be the driving force !
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015

21.
SWI ISGF- Smart Grids to Smart Cities - Schomberg IEC - July 2015