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Ken CairdTITLEFebruary 1, 2010

Smart Grid Standards



Objectives

Relative to the rest of the country, where does Georgia stand regarding adoption of Smart Grid standards?

What challenges does the current status of Smart Grid standards pose for Georgia organizations?

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U.S. DOE Smart Grid Investment GrantsGeographic coverage

U.S. Department of Energy



SGIG Topic Areas

U.S. DOE Smart Grid Investment GrantsThe numbers …

Category $ Million

Integrated/ Crosscutting

2,150

AMI 818Distribution 254Transmission 148Customer Systems

32

Manufacturing

26

Total 3,429

18 million Smart meters

1.2 million In-home display units

206,000 Smart transformers

177,000 Load control devices

170,000 Smart thermostats

877 Networked phasor measurement units

671 Automated substations

100 PEV charging stations

Smart Grid Electricity Advisory Committee

Interoperability & Cyber Security

Industrial Control Systems WG

BOREAS Cyber Security WG

Board of DirectorsInteroperability WGImplementation WGLegislative and Policy WGState Legislative and Policy WGHome 2 Grid (H2G) WGBusiness and Policy (BnP)

Smart Grid Task Force

Home Plug Alliance1

Board of DirectorsPower & Energy Society (PES) Past PresidentPES Intelligent Grid Coordinating CommitteePower System Relaying Committee

Smart Grid Task Force TechnologySmart Grid Task Force PolicySmart Grid Task Force Standards Energy Storage Council

Smart Grid Strategic Group 3 US PrincipleUS TAG

US National Committee (USNC) VP, Technical ActivitiesStudy Committees

Advanced Metering Infrastructure

NERC

Activity in smart grid standards




Smart grid industry involvement

CEC PIER = California Energy Commission's Public Interest Energy Research program; CERTS = Consortium for Electric Reliability Technology Solutions; CPUC = California Public Utilities Commission; DOE-OE = U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability; DV 2010 = Distribution Vision 2010; EEI = Edison Electric Institute; EPRI = Electric Power Research Institute; FERC = Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; GWAC = GridWise Architecture Council; NERC = North American Electric Reliability Corporation; NYSERDA = New York State Energy Research and Development Authority; PSERC = Power Systems Engineering Research Center

NIST

IEEE 2030

PES

IGCC

Open Smart Grid

Open Smart Grid

Utility AMI

Utility AMI

Open HAN

Open HAN

AMIEnterprise

AMIEnterprise

AMINetwork

AMINetwork

OpenADR

OpenADR

AMISECAMISEC UtiliSecUtiliSec

CIMugCIMug

OASIS, IEEE PES IGCC, NIST, the GWAC, NEMA

CIM IEC 61968 & 61970Standards DevelopmentCIM IEC 61968 & 61970Standards DevelopmentIEC TC57 Vendor Implementations

IEC SMB SG3

IEC SMB SG3

Co-ordination Body for Smart Grid Standards

NISTNIST

Technical Recommendations for Smart Grid Roadmap

N.A. S.G. Roadmap

NOTE: NIST can recommend standards but not write them

Ken Caird (US Committee Representative)

See following Slide for GE Participation

Smart grid standards

NTDCSmart Grid

NTDCSmart Grid

Steering CommitteeSteering

Committee

Phase I Phase II

IEEE

UCIugUCIug Coordinatingwith

Incubation Team

Incubation Team

Publication Team

M. Shahidehpour

Publication Team

M. Shahidehpour

InteractionTeam

S. Rahman

InteractionTeam

S. Rahman

Education TeamTBD

Education TeamTBD

Standards T. Prevost

J. McDonaldC. Adams

Standards T. Prevost

J. McDonaldC. Adams

Technology TCC

M. Begovic

Technology TCC

M. Begovic




Get involved …


Smart Grid Interoperability Panel and Governing Board

Smart Grid Interoperability Panel and Governing Board

SGIPGBSGIPGB

Products (IKB)Products (IKB)

SGIPSGIP

One Organization,One Vote

One Organization,One Vote

Working Groups

Working Groups

SGIPStanding

CommitteeMembers (2)

SGIPStanding

CommitteeMembers (2)

Smart Grid

Identified

Standards

Smart Grid

Identified

Standards

Use CasesUse

Cases

Requirements

Requirements

StandardsDescriptio

ns

StandardsDescriptio

ns

PriorityAction Plans

PriorityAction Plans

At largeMembers (3)

At largeMembers (3)

Ex Officio (non-voting)

Members

Ex Officio (non-voting)

Members

Stakeholder CategoryMembers

(22)

Stakeholder CategoryMembers

(22)

Standing Committee

s

Standing Committee

s

Conceptual Model

NIST SGIP structure

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NIST SGIP stakeholder categories

10

1 Appliance and consumer electronics providers

2Commercial and industrial equipment manufacturers and automation vendors

3 Consumers – residential, commercial and industrial

4 Electric transportation industry stakeholders

5Electric utility companies – Investor Owned Utilities (IOU) and publicly owned utilities

6 Electric utility companies - municipal (MUNI)

7 Electric utility companies - Rural Electric Association (REA)

8 Electricity and financial market traders (includes aggregators)

9 Independent power producers

10Information and communication technologies (ICT) infrastructure and service providers

11Information technology (IT) application developers and integrators

12 Power equipment manufacturers and vendors

13Professional societies, users groups, trade associations and industry consortia

14 R&D organizations and academia

15 Relevant federal government agencies

16 Renewable power producers

17 Retail service providers

18Standard and specification Development Organizations (SDOs)

19 State and local regulators

20 Testing and certification vendors

21Transmission operators and Independent System Operators (ISOs)

22 Venture capital



NIST priority action plans# Priority Action Plans Target Date0 Meter Upgradability Done – Oct 20091 Guidelines for use of Internet

Protocol suite in the Smart Gridmid-year 2010

2 Guidelines for use of wireless communications in the Smart Grid

mid-year 2010

3 Common specification for price and product definition

January 2010

4 Common scheduling mechanism for energy transactions

December 2009

5 Standard meter data profiles Year-end 20106 Demonstrate common semantic

model translations for end device data

7 Electric storage interconnection guidelines

mid-year 2010



PAPs (continued)# Priority Action Plans Target Date8 Common information model for

distribution grid managementYear-end 2010

9 Standard demand response signals January 2010 10

Standard energy use information early 2010

11

Interoperability standards to support plug-in electric vehicles

Year-end 2010

12

IEC 61850 Objects / DNP3 Mapping 2010

13

Time synchronization, IEC 61850 Objects/IEEE C37.118 Harmonization

mid-year 2010

14

Transmission and distribution power systems models mapping

Year-end 2010

15

Harmonization of Power Line Carrier (PLC) standards for the home

new



IEC SMB SG#3

Smart Grid Standards Roadmap submitted to the IEC SMB today!

Also 10 recommendations to accelerate and improve Smart Grid standards development are being submitted to the SMB



Summary

Get Involved!

Things are moving fast!

Great cooperation between standards bodies!

2010 will be a big year for Smart Grid standards development!

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