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IEA smart energy systems roadmap Technology frontier

Régis Hourdouillie

Global Head of Smart Grid – Ericsson

1 March 2016

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IEA Ericsson | March 2016 |

$5 b.

65,000

118,000 Services

professionals

Employees

In R&D

$35 b. Net Sales MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE

OSS&BSS

SERVICES

MEDIA DELIVERY & IPTV

Industries in Transformation

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Cloud Access everything from the cloud

4G / 5G wireless Broadband & Narrowband

IoT platform Functions and Analytics

The Networked Society Utilities transformation

15 years

50 billion connected

devices

25 years

5 billion connected people 100 years

1 billion connected places

Power Grid

Networks

IT Processes

Operations

Multi-dimensional changes across Business-IT-Networks

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Utilities transformation path

• Smart Metering (mainly electricity)

• Smart Grid Communications

• Smart Metering evolutions (increased capabilities and functionality – extended to gas and water)

• Smart Grid evolutions (control and DA)

• Initial Integration of analytics and Customer Management

• Asset Management & Protection

• Grid Control

• Leading end-to-end

transformation projects

• Distributed Intelligence Platforms

• Utilities Service Enablement Platforms

• XaaS/Cloud

Am

bit

ion

• Service platforms that enable

Utility industry adaptation through

flexible ICT innovation and

implementation.

• Reduced dependency on internal

capabilities and large scale ICT

investments

• Expanded application of scale and

scope economies to utilities

operations

• Interconnected society – smart

grids, cities, countries

Utilities future state • Customer service oriented

• Efficient and sustainable

• Flexible - adaptable to new market

and regulatory developments

• Critical partners in emerging

integrated smart societies

Transformation need

recognized by utilities • Consumer expectations

• Changing network

utilisation

Innovating operations and

consumer service enhancements • Smart tariffs

• Demand side participation

• Consumer value creation

• Customer segmentation and tailored

solutions

New business and operational

models • IT/OT convergence

• Distributed Intelligence

• Decentralization and micro grids

• Dynamic and automated operations

Utility outlook

Technology & market focus

Source: IDC 2015, Mobile Communication Powers Utilities' Adoption of the Internet of Things

What Utilities say about IoT

Customer

Experience

Customer

Operations

Workforce

Management

Asset

Utilisation

86%

77%

72%

70%

Utilities Top Strategy Drivers Utilities Top Use Cases

BEMS Customer

Engagement

Demand

Management EV

HEMS SM Revenue

Protection DERM

Fleet

Management Remote WFM

Sensor-Based

Staff Id

DA Leakage

Reduction

Quality

Control

Remote

Asset Surv. Asset Diagn. &

Maintan.

Substation

Automation

Weather

Sensors

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Cloud Platform &

Managed Operations

IoT solutions for utilities

Data

bases

SERVICE &

INFORMATION

MANAGEMENT

CONNECTIVITY

MANAGEMENT

& NETWORK

SERVICES

ICT INFRASTRUCTURE

& BACKHAUL

PHYSICAL

INFRASTRUCTURE

& ASSETS/DEVICES

PEOPLE

SERVICE

ENABLEMENT

Communication Networks Com Network Operation

Smart

Metering

As a

Service

Power Quality

Functions

Meter

Management

Access Networks

E2E IP Networks

Private Virtual Network

Integrated Operations

Data Integrity

Performance Fault & Incident

QoS

Asset Monitoring

Protection

Meter Mgmt

Functions

Com Quality

Functions

Fraud/Revenue

Protection

Functions

Grid control

Functions

Predictive

Maintenance

Functions

Command & Control Center

Applications

Data

Management

Device

Repository

Device

Management

SIM

Management

Data

Consistency

Notification

Management

Device Config.

Assurance

Real time

Analytics

Smart

Grid As a

Service

Metering applications

SMART GATEWAY (SMART GRID NODE)

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First Connectivity solutions dedicated to IoT

MODULE COST

REDUCTION

YEARS

BATTERY LIFE

10+ BETTER

COVERAGE

7x DEVICE

CONNECTIONS

1M+

Support massive

number of connections

per cell site

Extended Coverage

(NB-IoT)

Extended life

(LTE-M & NB-IoT)

NB-IoT devices support

90%

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Cellular Low Power Wide Area serves much more

MODULE COST/

PERFORMANCE

COVERAGE /

BATTERY

LTE-M CAT1

EC-GSM

100 bps

1 Mbps

10 Mbps

10+ years 10 km

10s kbps

VOICE SERVICES

CONNECTED

ELEVATORS

<$5

<$20

100s kbps <$10

NB-IOT

Unlicensed

LPWA

SMART CITY,

SMART BUILDING SMART

METERING

SMART

AGRICUTURE,

ENVIRONMENT

INDUSTRIAL PROCESS

MONITORING &

CONTROL

US

E C

AS

E D

IVE

RS

ITY

SMART

GRID

VEHICLE

TRACKING

WEARABLES,

KIDS /PET

TRACKING

ASSET

TRACKING

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Configuration

Management

Communication

Supervision

Event

Visualization

Outage

Management

Visualization

Power Quality

Management

Impact of analytics Sample Use Cases (Project Estonia)

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global utility footprint and relevant IoT references

>50 MILLION METERS

World’s largest

- 20% TCO FOCUS ON COMMUNICATIONS

NETWORKS OPTIMISATION

GRID EDGE NODE DEPLOYMENT

First LTE

network for grid

control

Smart Meter aaS

Demonstrator

IoT for grid

control

Grid edge

massive

deployment

Smart Meter and

Grid analytics

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Full range of solutions available Addressing diversity of use cases in the short/medium term

Global cellular

IoT for all GSM

markets

Wide range of

applications

Ultra low-bitrate

applications NB-IoT

LTE-M

EC-GSM

Massive IoT

2016

2017

2017

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IN 2030…?

New buildings generate

more energy than they

consume

3D printing and drone

delivery provides close to

real time supply

Millions of people have

a life expectancy of

150 years or more

Food is grown in

skyscrapers

Cash is digital and virtual

currencies capture a large

share of GDP

Actors are out of work,

replaced by animated

artists

Learning a second

language is no longer

necessary

You don’t need to drive

your car unless you want

to

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Change will never be as

slow as today !

Mr. Hans Vestberg, CEO of Ericsson since 2010

Key Take aways

CONNECTIVITY

EVERYWHERE

DATA DRIVEN

TRANSFORMATION

UTILITIES GOING

THROUGH

DISRUPTIVE

CHANGE

HORIZONTAL

AND AGILE

PLATFORMS

IOT / SMART GRID

IS INDUSTRY

TRANSFORMATION

NEW BUSINESS

MODELS

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