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April, 2017

1 | SMART GRID Bulletin | Volume 2, Issue 6 | 2017April

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Forum Of Regulators (FOR) in September 2015 issued the Model Smart Grid Regulations which some State Regulatory Commissions have already notified. It is necessary to educate the regulators, policy makers and utility staff on the practical benefits, costs, and implementation challenges of Smart Grid Projects. Towards this objective ISGF with support from Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation has developed a comprehensive Smart Grid Handbook. The draft version of the Smart Grid Handbook was released by Secretary, Ministry of Power, Sh PK Pujari, during the inauguration ceremony of India Smart Grid Week 2017 on 8th March 2017.

ISGF has also designed a Training Program covering all the 17 Modules in the Handbook. Following are the details of the 17 Modules covered in this course:

st • Module 1: 21 Century Grids - Evolving Trends in Grid Modernization

• Module 2: Introduction to Smart Grids

• Module 3: Advanced Metering Infrastructure

• Module 4: Communications and Cyber Security

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ISGF conducted Smart Grid .......................1Training Program for Regulators and Policy Makers

ISGF Members' Column: ............................2Elektrolites (Power), Jaipur

Smart Grid Updates:

Policy, Regulations & Standards ............3

Key Appointments and Transfers ...........4

Technology & Projects ...........................4Pilot Projects in India .............................6

Indian Delegation to CIRED 2017................5

Smart Grid Events.......................................9

Key Contacts...............................................9

Learn what Expert Presented....................10at ISGW 2017

Grid Modernization ..............................10

AMI Strategies, Experiences and ........10Lessons for India

Advanced Solutions for ....................... 11Grid Modernization

nd2 India - Canada Smart.......................11 Grid Workshop

th4 India - EU Smart Grid .....................11Workshop

ISGW 2018 ................................................12

www.indiasmartgrid.org2 | SMART GRID Bulletin | April 2017

• Module 5: Architecture, Interoperability and Standards

• Module 6: Large Scale Renewable Energy Integration

• Module 7: Modern Loads and Power Quality

• Module 8: Microgrids

• Module 9: Energy Storage

• Module 10: Electric Vehicles

• Module 11: Energy Efficiency and Demand Response

• Module 12: Use Cases, Lessons Learned - Pilot Project Experiences

• Module 13: Electricity Act 2003, Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014and Ujwal Discom Assurence Yojana (UDAY)

• Module 14: Model Smart Grid Regulations

• Module 15: Smart Grid Business Models

• Module 16: New Tariff Structures

• Module 17: Smart Grid for Smart Cities

th thThe first Training Workshop was conducted in Hyderabad from 10 - 13 April, 2017 in association with Central Electricity Authority (CEA). The workshop started with a Welcome Address by Reji Kumar Pillai, President, India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF), followed by a Special Addresses by I A Khan, Chairperson, Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission (TSERC), M K Goel, Chairperson, Joint Electricity Regularity Commission (JERC) and Vrinda Sarda from Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation. The program was attended by senior officers from AP State Electricity Regulatory Commission, Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana, Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd, Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission, Telangana State Electricity Regularity Commission, Kerala State Electricity Board, Gulbarga Electricity Supply Company Ltd, Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd and IIT Hyderabad.

ISGF conducted Smart Grid Training Program for Regulators and Policy Makers (Contd...)

ISGF Members' Column: Elektrolites (Power), Jaipur

Member Product Showcase: Smart Grid compatible Switch Gears

Elektrolites (Power) Jaipur, an ISGF Member since 2014, is a leading Switchgear manufacturer in India and is known for design and development of power switchgears for state utilities for more than four decades. They have several patents to their credit besides in house R&D facilities recognized by DSIR Govt of India. Through continuous innovations and technical support, they have made rich contribution to the power sector in India. They have recently developed SCADA compatible Load Break Switch, an essential and useful

Substation Line Switchgear for distribution automation up to 36 kV. This is an economically viable product for 24x7 realiable and safe power

* Starting April 2017, we have introduced a Members Column in the Smart Grid Bulletin in which ISGF Members can showcase their innovative products. For showcasing your products, please write to: [email protected].

supply as it can control / sectionalize the feeders under load conditions without switching off the entire feeder through circuit breaker.

The Load Break Switches of Elektrolites have been successfully installed at Panipat under the UHVBN Smart Grid pilot project being executed by Fuji Electric with a grant from NEDO Japan. Elektrolites designed, manufactured and supplied these Switches for the Panipat project as per the specifications and requirements of the project.


Smart Grid Updates: Policy, Regulations & Standards

FOR Issued Model DSM Regulations

AERC issued First Amendments to Grid Interactive Solar PV System Regulations

NYPSC Adopts Stack Pricing Mechanism

Germany Moving Ahead with Smart Meter Rollout Plans

Eleven EU countries hit 2020 Renewable Energy targets

EV Incentives for Thailand

CFE unveils five year Grid Modernisation Plan

Forum Of Regulators (FOR) issued Model Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) Regulations. The objective of these regulations is to maintain grid discipline and grid security as envisaged under the Grid Code through the commercial mechanism for Deviation Settlement through drawal and injection of electricity by the users of the grid. These Regulations aim to govern the functioning of the various State Entities in a way that discipline is maintained with regards to the injection and drawal of energy and the reliability and integrity of power system is maintained. These regulations may be used by State Electricity Regulatory Commissions to issued their State specific regulations.Read More: http://forumofregulators.gov.in/Data/Working_Groups/DSMR.pdf

Assam Electricity Regulatory Commission (AERC) issued first amendments to Grid Interactive Solar PV Systems Regulations which was issued in 2015. The aggregate solar panel capacity of Grid Interactive System to be installed at any eligible consumer premises shall be between of 1kw to 1000kw restricted to 20% of the peak capacity of the distribution transformer (DT) and shall not be more than 80% of the sanctioned connected load/contract demand of the consumer wherever technically feasible of interconnection with the grid.Read More: http://aerc.nic.in/Draft%20AERC%20Grid%20Interactive%20Solar%20PV%20Systems%20Regulations%20-%202017.pdf

The New York Public Service Commission (NYPSC) adopted a new value stack pricing mechanism for solar and other distributed energy resources, along with two other orders to transition utilities into “distributed system platforms” and align their incentives with DER providers. The Value of Distributed Energy Resources order begins the transition away from net energy metering and towards an approach that aggregates specific value components. The number of those components will be raised over time to increase the granularity and accuracy of the valuation. It would replace existing DER business models based on net energy metering, which the commission called “inaccurate mechanisms of the past that operate as blunt instruments to obscure value and are incapable of taking into account locational, environmental and temporal values of projects.”Read More: https://www.rtoinsider.com/nypsc-value-stack-rate-structure-der-39880/

Digitisation of the Energy Turnaround Act was passed in July 2016 which established guidelines for Germany’s initial minimalistic smart meter rollout to begin in 2017 and lays the groundwork for a new phase in Energiewende, the country’s ultimate energy transition. Starting in 2017, large consumers with average annual consumption in excess of 10,000 kWh will be required to install smart meters. This threshold will be lowered to 6,000 kWh in 2020, which applies to approximately 15% of electricity consumers. With over 50 million metering endpoints nationwide, this will result in the installation of around 7.5 million smart meters across Germany. The majority of German households will remain unaffected, given average consumption hovers around 3,500 kWh. The grace period between 2017 and 2020 will allow grid operators and third parties to learn from early adopters and mitigate any issues realised during the initial large consumer rollout.Read More: https://www.metering.com/magazine_articles/germany-moving-ahead-smart-meter-rollout-plans/

In 2015, the share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy in the EU reached 16.7%, nearly double the figure for 2004 (8.5%), the first year for which the data are available. The share of renewables in gross final consumption of energy is one of the headline indicators of the Europe 2020 strategy. The target to be reached by 2020 for the EU is a share of 20% energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy. However, renewables will continue to play a key role in helping the EU meet its energy needs beyond 2020. For this reason, EU countries have already agreed on a new EU renewable energy target of at least 27% by 2030. Read More: https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/news/eleven-eu-countries-hit-2020-renewable-energy-targets

Board of Investment (BoI) and Finance Ministry has approved various set of incentives for Electric Vehicle Industry in Thailand. Some of the incentives include promotional privileges for EVs, including tax holidays of five to eight years. The privileges focus on production of HEVs, PHEVs and BEVs. Finance Ministry is offering to cut the excise tax to 5% from 10% for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). The excise tax for BEVs that release CO emissions below 100 grams per kilometre is to be cut to just 2

2%. HEVs are entitled to a tariff exemption for imported machinery, while PHEV investment is eligible for a corporate income tax exemption for three years and import tariff exemptions on machinery. BEV investment is entitled to five to eight years of corporate tax exemption. Battery electric buses will be entitled to tariff exemptions for imported machinery and a three-year corporate tax exemption. Read More: http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/news/1222378/carmakers-keen-on-ev-scheme

Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Mexico's state utility, has compiled its five-year business plan to modernise and expand the grid as well as reduce energy losses. The five year plan (2017-2021) has been approved by CFE's board and outlines an investment of 256bn pesos ($13.7bn) toward modernsing its distribution network and developing a smart grid. Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) plans to invest 168bn pesos in generation to increase capacity by more than 8GW, up 14% from 2016.Read More: https://www.metering.com/news/cfe-five-year-grid-modernisation/


India keen on riding 5G wave, norms in offering: Telecom Secretary

GreenCharge CFO bats for Microgrid storage

Rajkot ready with Rs 2,623cr proposal for Smart City

New DER Control Center introduced by Schneider Electric

Malware threat to IOT, smart phones growing, says Nokia

Macro data, earnings to set market tone this week: Experts

Ice Energy, Horizon Solar pair solar with 'ice battery'

The government said it is working on a policy on usage of high-frequency spectrum bands to ensure India moves quickly towards 5G, the next-generation of telecom services."We were late in 3G and 4G, so we are keen that we should not be deprived of 5G. It has a wider application for the industry including smart cities and management of grids. So we are keen to be with the world," Telecom Secretary J S Deepak told reporters here. Read more on http://bit.ly/2ptKuRV

Community Microgrids give energy producer/consumers – "prosumers" – more control over the renewable energy they generate. One of the most fascinating aspects of such projects in the US is LO3's Brooklyn Microgrid (BMG), where residents with rooftop solar PV sell their excess energy to their neighbours, instead of relying on net metering to sell it back to their utility, Consolidated Edison (ConEdison). Every BMG prosumer connects to the microgrid through a dual-purpose meter called a TransActive Grid Element (TAG-e), Larrison said, that both measure the participant's energy production and consumption and communicates with other TAG-e devices to record transactions in the blockchain. Read more at http://bit.ly/2ptLPrR

Rajkot Municipal Corporation has prepared the smart city proposal and will be sending it to the central government to obtain the grants under the Smart City Missions. Rajkot is among 100 selected by the central government under the mission. Read more on http://bit.ly/2mXLMPD

A new Electrical Energy Control Center, an intelligent modular and scalable power control centre was introduced by Automation and Energy Management giant Schneider Electric designed to simplify and optimize the integration of DER. Reportedly a first-of-its-kind solution, the control center brings together the hardware, software, advanced controls and electrical distribution needed to run DER in a single-source solution, the firm said. Pre-engineered, pre-wired and pre-tested, the system is ready to deploy upon delivery, reducing commissioning time, the firm said. Bringing electrical distribution and control software into a single, intelligent power control center lets users easily optimize DER use and make adjustments to maximize efficiency. Read more at http://bit.ly/2ptLPrR

Mobile-device malware infection rates including mobile phones and IOT devices grew steadily in 2016, reaching an all-time high, Nokia said last week. The firm issued its latest "Threat Intelligence Report," last Monday, revealing a new all-time high in mobile device malware infections, a sharp increase in compromised smartphones and major IOT-device security vulnerabilities. The report exposed major vulnerabilities in the rapidly expanding universe of IOT devices, underscoring the need for the industry to re-evaluate its IOT deployment strategies to ensure the devices are securely configured, managed and monitored. Read more at http://bit.ly/2pMi3Lg

Release of macroeconomic data and quarterly earnings from bluechips like Tata Power and Oil India would set the trend in the stock market this week, say experts."GDP data and other key economic data release along with global markets trends will dictate market sentiments in the near term," said Vijay Singhania, Founder-Director, Trade Smart Online. Read more on http://bit.ly/2pMbzfm

Distributed thermal-energy storage technology maker Ice Energy and Horizon Solar Power, reportedly one of California's largest installers of solar PV systems for residential and commercial facilities, completed the installation of a solar-plus-ice-battery-storage system at Palm Springs Cultural Center in California's Coachella Valley, Ice Energy said yesterday. The project demonstrates the economic value of combining solar PV with "ice battery" storage to displace peak electricity demand and enable solar self-consumption on a grid-wide scale as California continues to push for greater DER deployment, Ice Energy added. Read more at http://bit.ly/2pwfIoI

CPUC's SGIP Program Revised

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC's) Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) provides incentives to support existing, new, and emerging distributed energy resources. SGIP is set to reopen to energy storage applicants in April 2017. SGIP is going to reserve 75% of all of their incentives especially for energy storage projects. 15% of this will be for residential energy storage alone, for projects 10kW or smaller. The SGIP will make installing an energy storage system more appealing than ever.

Read More: https://www.swellenergy.com/blog/2017/03/01/sgip-is-coming-and-it-s-bringing-you-free-money-to-protect-your-home#.WNUhmJyydqI.twitter

Smart Grid Updates: Technology & Projects

Smart Grid Updates: Policy, Regulations & Standards (Contd...)

Key Appointments and Transfers

• Mr Upendra Tripathy appointed as Director General, International Solar Alliance

• Mr. M.K Goel appointed as Chairperson, Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission for Goa and UTs

• Mr. U.N. Behera appointed as Chairperson, Orissa Electricity Regulatory Commission

• Mr. Bhanu Pratap Yadav appointed as Joint Secretory, MNRE


IIT scientists create low-cost solar cells using Jamun

ISRO develops android app for computing solar energy potential

New way to turn waste CO into road-ready diesel fuel2

Modi government plans major policy push to promote e-vehicles

Scientists at IIT Roorkee have used the juicy, delectable Indian summer fruit Jamun to create inexpensive and more efficient solar cells. Researchers used naturally occurring pigment found in jamun as an inexpensive photosensitiser for Dye Sensitised Solar Cells (DSSCs) or Gratzel cells. Read more on http://bit.ly/2pAUHJV

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said its Ahmedabad-based Space Applications Centre has developed an android app for computing the solar energy potential of a place. Developed at the behest of the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the app is considered to be a "very useful" tool for installation of photovoltaic (PV) solar panels that is used for tapping solar energy. Read more on http://bit.ly/2prk3LC

Scientists have developed a new way turn carbon dioxide into diesel fuel for existing vehicles, a breakthrough that may revolutionise the automobile industry and bring us a step closer to eliminating greenhouse gas. The benefits are two-fold. The process removes harmful CO from the atmosphere and the diesel can be used as an alternative fuel to gasoline. Read more on http://bit.ly/2pSMP9v2

India will soon embark on an ambitious programme aimed at switching most, if not all, of its vehicles to battery power by 2030. In an audacious move worthy of Elon Musk, the key to the plan's success will be the eschewing of subsidies driven by a battery leasing strategy. The scheme, which kicks off in the next few months, includes limited tax breaks for manufacturers and the sale of vehicles without batteries to improve affordability, said a senior government official with knowledge of the plan. Read more on http://bit.ly/2qa43z3

Smart Grid Updates: Technology & Projects (Contd...)

Indian Delegation to CIRED 2017 (www.cired.net)

CIRED is the bi-annual conference and exhibition for electricity distribution utilities. CIRED 2017 will take place in Glasgow, Scotland from 12-15 June 2017. ISGF will be leading a high power delegation of senior government officials, senior managers of distribution

th utilities and regulators to CIRED 2017. ISGF Dinner at CIRED 2017 on 14 June 2017 will be attended by senior management of CIRED and many top officials and experts. To join the Indian Delegation to CIRED 2017, please write to: [email protected]

CIRED 2017 Conference Format

Tutorials Opening Forum Welcome Reception

Monday, 12 June

SESSION 3Operations, control & Protection

SESSION 2Power quality & electromagnetic compatibility

SESSION 1Network components

ROUND TABLES & RIFMAIN SESSIONS POSTER SESSIONS

SESSION 4Distributed Energy &

RIFs electromagnetic compatibility

SESSION 6Challenges for DSOs in

new business enviornments

SESSION 5Planning of

power distribution systems

Wednesday, 14 June

SESSION 2Power quality &

RIFs electromagnetic compatibility

SESSION 1Network Components

SESSION 3Operation, Control & Protection





SESSION 4Dsitributed energy resources& active demand integration

Thursday, 15 June

SESSION 1Network Components

SESSION 3Operation, Control & Protection

SESSION 2Power quality & electromagnetic compatibility



SESSION 4Dsitributed energy resources &

active demand integration



Tuesday, 13 June

Smart Grid Updates: Pilot Projects in India


APDCL

(Paltan Bazaar, Narengi, Ulubari - Assam)

ProjectName &Location

Name ofConsultant

KeyFunctionalities

Consumers(Nos.)

Total Project Cost(` Crs.)

Project Completion

Date

Latest Progress

Medhaj Techno Concept Pvt Ltd

AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM,

OMS, PQM, DG

15,083 29.94 June 2017

• Smart Grid Control Centre Hardware and Software Installations is in progress

• 6543 nos. three phase Category-A meters, 150 DCUs and 7776 nos. single phase Category-A smart meters received at site

• Meter Installation of single phase Category- A (Whole current) smart meters started in March 2017. Till now 3000 nos of smart meters have been installed

• APDCL is about to place order to Vodafone for WAN connectivity

• Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) of the three phase HT&LT CTPT Smart Meters in progress

GoISupport

(` Crs.)

Keyvendors

M/s Fluentgrid

Ltd

M/s Ericsson

M/s Sinhal Udyog

14.97

UHBVN

(Panipat - Haryana)

NEDO (Funding & Execution)

AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM, OMS

11,000 131.248 June 2017

• SCADA and AMI applications configured and deployed at Haryana Power Training Institute in the month of July 2016

• 200 single phase smart meters installed for testing. 8800 single phase meters have been dispatched.Three Phase meter is under testing

• Capacity building training centre is already functional

M/s Fuji Electric &

Co.

M/s Lotus Wireless

Technologies

NA

HPSEB

(Kala Amb Industrial Area - Himachal Pradesh)

POWERGRID AMI-I, OMS, PLM, PQ

1,251 19.45 June 2017

• Phase 1 SAT covering PLM, AMI and OMS (without SCADA) conducted, balance tests shall be conducted in Phase 2 of SAT with SCADA

• Integration of MDM with existing billing system has been tested successfully for 1 meter on a sample basis. Installation of HT meters which was pending due to billing integration can be started now

• Commissioning of RTU and field equipment in progress

• PO placed to Vodafone for communication by HPSEB. Point to point connectivity for RTU and MPLS network for field equipment is in progress

• Numeric relay has been commissioned in the stations and tested successfully

• Installation of Distribution Transformer field equipment (sectionalizers, FPI, reclosers) in progess

M/s Alstom Ltd

M/s Genus

M/s Vodafone

9.73

CESC(Mysore -Karnataka)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, OMS,

PLM, MG/DG

21,824 32.59 June 2017

• 18076 single phase meters installed of which 17,775 have been commissioned and communicating data with Control Centre. 446 DCUs installed

• Installation of 3 Phase LT/CT GPRS meters is going on. Till date 10 meters are installed and data is flowing to MDM

M/s Enzen Global

Solutions

M/s Cyan Technologies

M/s El Swedy

Electrometer M/s L&T

16.3


Pilot Projects in India (Contd...)


Name ofConsultant

KeyFunctionalities

Consumers(Nos.)


Project

Completion

Date

Latest ProgressGoI

Support

(` Crs.)

Keyvendors

PSPCL

(SAS Nagar, Punjab)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM

2,734 10.11 June 2017

• DRS (Data Requirement Sheets) documents for smart meters, DCUs, Control Center software and Factory Acceptance Test procedure have been approved by POWERGRID

• First FAT of meters Failed. 2nd FAT call of single phase and three phase smart meters awaited from M/s Kalkitech

• Drafting of regulations and consumer awareness plans are in progress.

• FAT integration of LT/CT and CT/PT meters with software failed. Next FAT integration call awaited from M/s Kalkitech.

• Control Centre material inspection and installation of UPS and Batteries completed.

M/s Kalkitech

5.06

TSSPDCL

(Jeedimetla Industrial Area, Telangana)

CPRI AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM,

OMS, PQ

11,904 41.82 September 2017

• Field survey has been completed• PoC on one DTR taken up. 28 smart meters (20

single phase, 6 three phase and 2 CT) installed for PoC study

• Load profile, instantaneous values reading, measurement values reading communication flow graphs, connect/disconnect and configuring meter from prepaid to postpaid features were demonstrated

M/s. ECIL 20.91

TSECL

(Agartala - Tripura)


42,676 63.43 June 2017 • Meter installation in one Sub division is nearing completion

• MDAS, MDM and PLM standalone and integrated acceptance tests have already been carried out

• About 400 number of 3 phase meters supplied and installed

• Meter data being received at MDM and billing will be done with remote readings. Further inspection of the 10000 meters scheduled in May 2017

• MDM and other applications are functional. Sub-division 2 will formally go live in May 2017

M/s Wipro

M/s JnJ Powercom

31.72

WBSEDCL

(Siliguri, Darjeeling, West Bengal)


5,275 7.03 Yet to be decided

• Site survey completed. DRS for Smart Meters and DCUs were approved

• FAT for 1000 single phase meters is in progress in CMS, Mumbai

M/s Chemtrols

M/s CMS Computers

Limited

3.52

PED

(Puducherry)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I

34,000 46.11 November 2017

• Site Survey has been completed and the baseline data has been submitted to Ministry of Power, Government of India. Draft regulations were put up to JERC

• DRS and FDS documents submitted for approval and are under review

• Engineering of single phase and three phase smart meters has been completed

• Control Centre hardware, software and Application (PLM) documentation is under progress

M/s Dongfang

23.06

UGVCL

(Sabarmati, Gujarat)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, OMS, PLM, PQ


• Following companies submitted bids for this project: Chemtrols, Dongfang, Genus, L&T, Pace India and Tapesh

• Price bid opened and the L1-bidder is M/s Genus Power

• LoI issued to M/s Genus Power in March 2017

M/s Genus Power

41.35


Pilot Projects in India (Contd...)

Abbreviations: AMI R/I - Advanced Metering Infrastructure Residential/Industrial, DT - Distribution Transformer, PLM - Peak Load Management, OMS - Outage Management System, PQ - Power Quality, PQM - Power Quality Monitoring, DG - Distributed Generation, SCADA - Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, DR - Demand Response, EV - Electric Vehicles, IT - Information Technology, HEMS - Home Energy Management System, HAS - Home Automation System, PV - Photovoltaic.


Name ofConsultant

KeyFunctionalities

Consumers(Nos.)


Project

Completion

Date

Latest ProgressGoI

Support

(` Crs.)

Keyvendors

IIT Kanpur - Smart City Pilot

(Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh)

N.A. AMI, SCADA, DG, HAS

12.5 Yet to be decided

• Installation of RTUs in substations as part of SCADA implementation is almost complete

• Installation of rooftop solar PV for 19 households completed

• Storage batteries and grid connected hybrid inverters are installed in four (4) houses

• Smart meters are installed in 19 houses having rooftop solar PV. The meters are providing net power readings

• The control room development is under process

6.25M/s Elcomponics

Ltd

M/s Mindteck India Ltd

M/s Synergy

Signals & Systems

Smart Grid Knowledge Centre: Manesar, POWERGRID

(Manesar, Haryana)

N.A. AMI, OMS, MG/DG, EV,

HEMS, Cyber Security, Training

N.A. 9.8 Yet to be decided

• Building under construction

• Cont rac ts awarded fo r Home Energy Management System, Workstations/Training Room Hardware and Furniture for Smart Grid Knowledge Centre

• OMS awarded to M/s Cyient. AMI awarded to M/s Genus Power. RfP for Microgrid released

9.8M/s Cyient

M/s Genus Power

CED

(Chandigarh)

POWERGRID AMI, DT monitoring, Substation

Automation, Rooftop Solar

PV, IT infrastructure


• Project was approved by Empowered Committee of NSGM on 29.03.2016 for a cost of Rs.28.58 Crores against the estimated DPR cost of Rs.49.52 Crores

• RECPDCL appointed as Project Management Agency on 30.08.2016

• RFP issued in March 2017

8.6N.A.

MSEDCL

(Amravati, Maharashtra)

No consultant

AMI, OMS, DR 148,495 90.05 Yet to be decided

• Project was approved by Empowered Committee of NSGM on 29.03.2016 for a cost of Rs.90.05 Crores against the estimated DPR cost of Rs.133.57 Crores

• Sanction letter to MSEDCL was issued on 22.04.2016

• Tender issued in December 2016. Corrigendum will be issued soon with the new date for tender submission

27.02N.A.

Congress Nagar, MSEDCL

(Nagpur, Maharashtra)

No consultant

AMI, SCADA, OMS, DR

125000 139.15 Yet to be decided

• Approval of the project for a project cost of Rs.139.15 Crores against estimated DPR cost of Rs.196.21 Crores was accorded by Ministry of Power with the provision of post-facto ratification by Empowered Committee

• Empowered Committee in its second meeting on 27.10.2016 approved the project.

• Tender issued in December 2016. Corrigendum will be issued soon with the new date for tender submission

41.74N.A.

KESCO

(Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh)

No consultant

AMI, PLM, DT Monitoring,

DG

539000 319.57 Yet to be decided

• Project was approved by Empowered Committee of NSGM on 27.10.2016 for a cost of Rs.319.57 Crores

• Sanction letter to KESCO was issued on 17.11.2016 with recommendations of Empowered Committee

• RfP under preparation

95.87N.A.

N.A.

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April 26-27 2017: InRec – India's Renewable Energy Congress, Delhi, http://www.inreccongress.com/

rdMay 10- 12 2017: 3 Smart Cities India 2017 Exhibition and Conference, Delhi, http://www.smartcitiesindia.com/

ndMay 10 – 12 2017: 2 Solar India 2017 Exhibition and Conference, Delhi, http://www.solarindiaexpo.com/May 17-19 2017: Power Gen India & Central Asia, New Delhihttp://www.power-genindia.com/index.htmlMay 17-19 2017: Renewable Energy World India 2017, New Delhi, http://www.renewableenergyworldindia.com/index.html27 - 28 July 2017: Deftronics 2017, Hyderabadhttp://www.iesaonline.org/deftronics2015/index.htmlAugust 18, 2017: National Summit on 100 Smart Cities India, New Delhi, http://www.bharatexhibitions.com/en/100SCI2017/September 06 – 08, 2017: Conference on Large-Scale Grid Integration of Renewable Energy ,Delhi http://regridintegrationindia.org/September 20 – 22 2017: Renewable Energy India Expo, Greater Noida, http://www.renewableenergyindiaexpo.com/March 05 – 09 2018: India Smart Grid Week 2018, Delhihttp://www.isgw.in/March 10 – 14 2018: ELECRAMA, Delhi, http://elecrama.com/

INTERNATIONAL

May 24-25 2017: Asian Utility Week, http://www.asian-utility-week.com/May 29 – June 02 2017: CIGRE Symposium 2017, Dublinhttp://cigredublin2017.net/programme/June 05 – 08 2017: ACEF 2017, Manila, www.asiacleanenergyforum.orgJune 07 – 08 2017: 35th West Coast Energy Management Congresshttp://www.energyevent.comJune 13 – 14 2017: Smart Grid Congress Latin America 2017, Mexicohttp://smartgridlatin.com/June 15-18 2017: CIRED Conference 2017, Glasgow, Scotlandhttp://www.cired.net/June 26-27 2017: InnoGrid2020+, Belgium, http://innogrid2020.eu/June 26 2017: Smart Metering Update, London 2017https://go.evvnt.com/111127-0June 27-29: Grid edge world forum 2017, San Jose, Californiahttps://www.greentechmedia.com/events/live/grid-edge-world-forum-2017July 10 – 13 2017: Solar Promotion International GmbH, San Francisco, California, United States, www.ees-northamerica.comJuly 10 – 13 2017: Intersolar North America 2017, San Francisco, California, United States, https://www.intersolar.us/en/home.htmlJuly 19 – 21 2017: WES - CUE 2017, Singapore, http://www.wes-ies.org/July 25 – 28, 2017: SGIP Grid Modernization Summit, Washington DChttps://sgipconference.com/Aug 01 – 06 2017: MENA New Energy (MENASol) 2017, Dubaihttps://go.evvnt.com/108116-0Sep 27 – 29 2017: 40th World Energy Engineering Congress, Georgia, Atlanta, http://www.energycongress.comOct 03 – 05 2017: European Utility Week, Amsterdamhttp://www.european-utility-week.comOct 09 – 11 2017: Middle East Process Engineering Conference and Exhibition (MEPEC) 2017, Bahrain, Manamahttps://go.evvnt.com/106325-0Oct 25 – 26 2017: 10th Asian Downstream Summit 2017, Singaporehttps://go.evvnt.com/77392-0Nov 28 – 29 2017: EIC Connect Power, Nuclear and Renewables 2017, UK, https://go.evvnt.com/82601-0


Learn what Experts Presented at ISGW 2017

• Session Chair : Praveer Sinha, MD & CEO, Tata Power –DDL

• Session Moderator : Richard Schomberg, EDF & IEC

• Rob Stephen, President, CIGRE International

• Anjan Bose, Regents Professor, Washington State University

• Alain R Steven, Secretary General, GO15.org

• N Venu, President and Head, Power Grid Division-South Asia,

Middle East and Africa, ABB

Expert Speakers:

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• Session Chair : A.K Verma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Power,Govt. of India

• Session Moderator : Rahul Tongia, ISGF Advisor and Brookings India

• Glen Pritchard, Manager, Advanced Grid Operation And Tech., PECO

• Bernard Lassus, Director, LINKY smart Metering Program, Enedis

• Sajin Rehan, Managing Director, Orcale

• Christer Jan Oesterlind, Vice President, Cyan Connode

• Rajesh Bansal, Senior Vice President,Reliance Energy

• Adrian Flewitt, VP of Technical Sales,Sensus

• Lance Brown, Vice President of Customer Service, SUS

• Pablo Betancur, Huwaei Global Solution Exert, Huwaei

• Felix Davis, Product Line Manager, CISCO

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• Session Chair : Pankaj Batra, Member, CEA

• Session Moderator : Mani Vadari, President,

Modern Grid Solutions, USA

• Chris Hickman, CEO & President, Innovari

• Bethany Speer, Energy Analyst, Isgan

• Dae Kyeong Kim, Senior Energy Specialist, ADB

• Prithpal Khajuria, Product Line Manager, Energy Intel Corp.

• Nabil Sahri, Director BD, G3PAlliance

• Phil Beecher, Chairman, WiSun Alliance

• Puneet Singh, Director, Energy and Utility

• Alessandro Moscatelli, Marketing Manager, ST Micro

Expert Speakers:

Advanced Solutions for Grid Modernization

nd2 India - Canada Smart Grid Workshop

• Session Chair: R.P Singh, Chairman, APERC

• Session Moderator: Anamika Bhargava, Schneider Electric

• Joseph Ayoub, Senior Planning Advisor, Natural Resource Canada-

Govt. of Canada

• Alex Bettencourt, Director, Smart Grid Canada

• Nagendra Tiwari, Executive Director, MPPKVVCL

• Mischa Steiner, CEO, Awesense

• Shalabh Srivastava, Principal, Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

• Iuliana Calin, Director, Smart Grid Canada

• Ganesh Das, Head of Group-Smart Grid, Tata Power DDL

• Dr. Bala Venkatesh, Professor and Academic Director, Center For Urban

Energy Canada

• Madhav Khanna, Cofounder and Principal Consultant, InfraGrid

• Session C0-Chair: Devashish Masumbdar, HERC

Expert Speakers:

th4 India - EU Smart Grid Workshop

• Session Chair : Radhika Jha, Executive Director,

Power Finanace Corporation

• Session Moderator : Matthieu Craye, European Commission

• Manuel Sanchez Jimenez, Director General Energy,

European Commission

• Ghanshyam Prasad, Chief Engineer Distribution, CEA

• Antti Paananen, Director at Energy Authority (Finland),

Chair of Nord Pool Regulatory Council

• Marc Delandre, ERDF Metering Division Director, Enedis

• Anil Kumar, Senior Engineer- Sales & Marketing, iConnextion Asea Pte Ltd.

• Donal Cannon, Head, Regional Representaion for South Asia, EIB

• Carlos Batlle, Associate Professor, MIT

• Rupendra Bhatnagar, General Secretary, ISGF

• Fabrizio Pilo, Professor, UNICA

• Rajib Das, Deputy General Manager, CESC

Laurent Schmitt, Secretary General, ENTSOe (on video)

A.K Mishra, Director, NSGM

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