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London’s low carbon energy future: what do you need to know?. Chair: Anne McElvoy , journalist & broadcaster Ben Wilson, Director of Strategy & Regulation and CFO, UK Power Networks Alastair Martin, Founder, Flexitricity Bob Currie, Technical Director, Smart Grid Solutions - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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London’s low carbon energy future: what do you need to know?• Chair: Anne McElvoy, journalist & broadcaster• Ben Wilson, Director of Strategy & Regulation and

CFO, UK Power Networks• Alastair Martin, Founder, Flexitricity• Bob Currie, Technical Director, Smart Grid Solutions• Alex Bettencourt, Managing Director, SmartGrid

Canada

Sidney Room

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2012. UK Power Networks. All rights reserved

Base London: smart grids panel discussion

Ben WilsonDirector of Strategy & Regulation and CFO

21 June 2012

www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk

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2012. UK Power Networks. All rights reserved

UK Power Networks: c.30% of the UK

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End CustomersMillions

Service Area km²

Underground Network km

OverheadNetwork km

Energy DistributedTWh

Peak DemandMW

New Connections

8.0

29,165

134,767

47,391

89.4

16,229

130,768

28%

12%

29%

15%

28%

N/A

35%

Total% of

Industry

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To be:

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Our vision

And achieve upper third performance by 2013/14

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2012. UK Power Networks. All rights reserved

Significant capex required in UK utility sector Key themes:

• high risk to gas and electricity security of supply in 5 – 10 years

• unprecedented levels of investment required (up to £200bn)

• wholesale price signals are inadequate

• high retail prices are increasingly unaffordable

200.0

14.5

110.0

14.05.0

45.0

60.0

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'Bottom up' total of visible capex

EMR estimate of electricity investment

requirements

(£bn)

Networks – Ofgem price controls Networks – National GridNetworks – ENSG New nuclearOffshore wind New CCGTs 12.3GW

Total: 148.9

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Uncertain times in the UK utility sector

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2030 forecast East London South East UKPN total

Solar PV installation 418k 135k 240k 793k

Onshore wind 869MW 0 257MW 1,126MW

Heat pumps(% of house with heat pump)

625k(19%)

172k(8%)

334k(16%) 1,131k

Plugged in electric vehicles 545k 227k 349k 1,122k

A different world by 2030

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• UK Government has clear policy objectives for the transition to a low carbon economy – we are actively supporting those objectives by enabling the transition

DNO

Non-flexible demand

Non-flexibleDG

DSO

EV

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Heat

Cooling

Flexible Demand

Present

Possible Future

Non-regulated

Ancillary S

ervices

Enabling

Infrastructure

Com

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Aggregation

Technical Aggregation

White

Goods

Storage

Dispatchable Resources

Netw

ork S

torage

DG

Contracts

Dem

and R

esponse

Our strategic response

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Source: ENA / SEDGNote: optimised operation highly dependent on storage

Non-optimised heating / charging cycle Optimised heating / charging cycle

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The benefit of optimisation (system level)

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A cultural and organisation challenge for network utilities• Twenty years of BAU with falling costs

The macro environment is hard to predict even in the short term• Low carbon technologies• Economic climate

The unbundled UK industry structure adds complexity• For the utilities• For the customer

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Dealing with change

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London’s low carbon energy future: what do you need to know?Alastair Martin, Founder, Flexitricity

Sidney Room

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London’s low carbon energy future: what do you need to know?Bob Currie, Technical Director, Smart Grid Solutions

Sidney Room

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London’s low carbon energy future: what do you need to know?Alex Bettencourt, Managing Director, SmartGrid Canada

Sidney Room