Jesús Fernández López

EDP HC ENERGÍA

SESSION 3:

SMART GRIDS CHALLENGES: THE VISION OF THE ENERGY SECTOR

WORKSHOP

“DEFINING SMART GRIDS: CONDITIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION”

Barcelona, 9th February 2017

InovGrid edp hc energia

InovGrid edp hc energia

4

DSO Challenges

HISTORICAL CHALLENGES NEW SOLUTIONS

Technical Quality

of service

Operational

Efficiency

Customer quality

service

Fast response

Smart Grid

MV and LV failure

location

Instantaneous access

to meter

Remote reading and

operations

XX

-40

XX

-30

XX

30

2030

XX

-40XX

-30XX

30

Climate Challenges

EDP Commitments

New equipment

¿How do we manage the network?

9

DSO Challenges

HISTORICAL CHALLENGES NEW CHALLENGES

Technical Quality

of service

Electric VehicleOperational

Efficiency

Smart Grid

Increase Distributed Energy Resource (DER)

Efficiency

Collaborative consumption, sharing economy social media, …

Customer quality

service:

fast response

10

HV network

Substation

HV /MVT

MV/MV

Secondary

SubstationCostumer

Substation

VHV/HVTSO network

Power Plant

Network management

system (SCADA)

x1 x10 x100Con

telemando x65.000x650

2 readings per year

6 readings per year

Traditional network

MV network LV network

11

Smart Meter(EB)

Sistemas Telegestión

(AMI) Data Concentrator

(DC)

Wide area network Local area network

PLC communicationTCP/IP

LANWAN

FV

x1 x10 x100Con

telemando 65.000650

PAST

NOW

X12

Smart Grid

HV network

Substation

HV /MVT

MV/MV

Secondary

SubstationCostumer

Substation

VHV/HVTSO network

Power Plant

MV network LV network

Network management

system (SCADA)

12

DSO Challenges

HISTORICAL CHALLENGES NEW CHALLENGES

Technical Quality

of service

Electric VehicleOperational

Efficiency

Smart Grid

Increase Distributed Energy Resource (DER)

Efficiency

Data Management,

neutral market facilitator, …

Customer quality

service:

fast response

Collaborative consumption, sharing economy social media, …

Thank you