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Presentation ISGAN Ann 6, Power T&D Networks
Bo Normark, Chairman ISGAN Ann6
Best Path Summit
Berlin
24 October 2016
It started as a reaction on the COP-15 failure in Copenhagen
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CEM Initiatives
Energy Efficiency
Clean Energy IntegrationHuman
Capacity
Super-EfficientEquipment and
Appliance Deployment(SEAD) Initative
BioenergyWorking
Group
21st CenturyPower
Partnership
Clean Energy Solutions
Center
Global SuperiorEnergy
PerformancePartnership
Sustainable Development
of HydropowerInitiative
InternationalSmart Grid
Action Network(ISGAN)
Global LightningEnergy Access
Partnership(Global LEAP)
Carbon Capture Electric Vehicles
Initiative (EVI)
Clean Energy Education &
Empowerment (C3E) women’s Initiative
Solar andWind
Sustainable Cities
ISGAN is one of thirteen CEM Initiatives
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International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)
ISGAN in Summary
‘Strategic platform to support high-level government attention and action for the accelerated development and deployment of smarter, cleaner electricity
grids around the world’
An initiative of the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM)
Organized as the Implementing Agreement for a
Co-Operative Programme on Smart Grids (ISGAN)
The CEM is the only multilateral forum dedicated to the advancement of
clean energy technologies and related policies.
ISGAN is the only global government-to-government forum on smart grids
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OverviewAnn6, Power T&D Systems
Sweden (lead)AustriaBelgiumDenmarkFranceIndiaItalyNorwaySouth AfricaUnited StatesIrelandCanadaSwitzerland
Bo Normark (lead)Susanne Ackeby/STRI (OA)
• Facilitate the use of smarter and stronger
power grids given significant trends in the
industry (integration of large amounts
renewable energy sources, aging
infrastructure, integration of information
technology systems, etc)
• Condense to conclusions and
recommendations for policy makers
Collaboration between IEA TCPs
– Represented at the joint symposium at the Austrian SG Week in May
• organized by DSM Task 17 “Integration of DSM, distributed generation,
renewable energy sources and energy storages”
– There is a big interest in getting the “grid view”
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Progress to Date & Outcomes
PV
Heatpump
Home EnergyMgmt System
Market
Building PVPS – Task 14
HPP – Annex 42ECES Annex 28
HEV – Task 28
El. Storage
DSM – Task 24
DSM – Task 25DSM – Task 17
ISGAN – Annex 6
ECB Annex 58
ECB Annex 67
Demand Flexibility and RES Integration
Published materials since the last ExCo-meeting:
• T&D Case Book ver. 2.0
– Pdf-version, flip-book, Spanish translation of the summaries
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Progress to Date & Outcomes
T&D Case Book ver. 2.0 - Outreach:• Paper in the ICER Chronicle
• Knowledge shared at
the Interactive International Workshop
on Grid Modernization in Mexico and
the India Smart Grid Week 2016
• The Canadian case will be presented
at the European Utility Week
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Progress to Date & Outcomes
Published materials since the last ExCo-meeting:
• Discussion Papers on
– Storage and balancing as key elements for future planning and
electricity markets
– Synchrophasor Applications for Wide Area Monitoring and Control
– Analysis of the Interaction between Expanding Centralized Grids and
Microgrids
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Progress to Date & Outcomes
Discussion Papers – Outreach:
– Storage and balancing as key elements for future planning and
electricity markets
• Parts will be presented at the European Utility Week
– Synchrophasor Applications for Wide Area Monitoring and Control
• Highlights given at the joint symposium with NASPI
– Analysis of the Interaction between Expanding Centralized Grids and
Microgrids
• Presented at the Indian Smart Grid Week
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Progress to Date & Outcomes
Publication name Year Type of Publ. Level Driver Trend *
FLEXIBLE POWER DELIVERY SYSTEMS: An Overview of Policies and
Regulations and Expansion Planning and Market Analysis for the
United States and Europe
2013 Discussion paper TSO Integration
Smarter & Stronger Power Transmission: Review of feasible
technologies for enhanced capacity and flexibility
2013 Discussion paper TSO Integration
digitalization
TSO-DSO interaction: An Overview of current interaction between
transmission and distribution system operators and an assessment of
their cooperation in Smart Grids
2014 Discussion paper TSO+DSO Decentralization
The Smart & Strong Grid : Technology, Policy, and Finance to
Connect People with Reliable Clean Energy
2014 Policy Brief Integration
The Smart & Strong Grid : Connecting Clean Energy with People 2014 Technology Brief Integration
Spotlight on Smart and Strong Power T&D Infrastructure ver. 1.0 2015 Case Book TSO+DSO Integration,
decentralization,
digitalization
Deploying Smart and Strong Power Grids: Best Practices from Austria,
Ireland and Around the World
2015 Public Webinar TSO+DSO Integration,
decentralization,
digitalization
Synchrophasor Applications for Wide Area Monitoring and Control 2016 Discussion paper TSO Digitalization
Spotlight on Smart and Strong Power T&D Infrastructure ver. 2.0 2016 Case Book TSO+DSO Integration,
decentralization,
digitalization
Storage and balancing as key elements for future network planning
and electricity markets design
2016 Discussion paper TSO Integration
The role and interaction of microgrids and centralized grids in
developing modern power systems – A case review
2016 Discussion paper DSO Broader economic
growth and access
Integrate renewables Improve markets Engage customers Increase security of supply* All valid for decarbonization
• Focus on planning ISGAN Annex 6 Beyond 2017
– New PoW for ExCo 13
• Involvement at the European Utility Week
– Barcelona, November 15-17
– Internal Annex 6 meeting discussing the Annex 6 Beyond 2017
– Meeting/Workshop with some big European projects like Best
Paths regarding collaboration
– Presentations from the Canadian case on Resilience, and from
the discussion paper on Storage and Balancing
– Members active as moderators
• Coming discussion paper on
– TSO-DSO interaction, a single marketplace for flexibility
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Work Plan, with Outlook for Next 9 months
Increased focus to share the plans for the future
• Hook up after COP21
– What are the needs
to be able to fulfill
what has been promised?
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Strategy Beyond 2017
Slide from ExCo11 session 3-16
Focus areas:
– Power grids as enablers for large scale integration of renewables
• Decarbonization
• Integration
– TSO – DSO interaction
• Decarbonization
• Decentralization
• Digitalization
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Strategy Beyond 2017
Activity oriented work flow
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Strategy Beyond 2017
Increased flexibility e.g. act with short notice
– Further discussions will be held within Annex 6 this autumn
For more information, please visit:
o Publications can be downloaded from the ISGAN website: http://www.iea-isgan.org/index.php?r=home&c=5/378
o joint symposium at the Austrian SG Weekhttp://www.ieadsm.org/task/task-17-integration-of-demand-side-management/#section-10
o Joint Symposium with the North American SynchroPhasor Initiative (NASPI)https://ssl.stri.se/index.pl?id=23163&isa=Category&op=show
o Paper in the ICER Chroniclehttp://www.icer-regulators.net/portal/page/portal/ICER_HOME/publications_press/ICER_Chronicle/5th_Edition/Art5_6
o Presentations at ISGWhttp://www.isgw.in/presentation/
o Program of the free HUB sessions at the EUWhttp://programme.european-utility-week.com/content/hub-sessions-glance
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Thank you!
Contacts:
Bo Normark (lead) [email protected]
Susanne Ackeby (OA) [email protected]