Smart Grid, Smart City

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Smart Grid, Smart City

• National Energy Efficiency Initiative

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Smart Grid, Smart CityDraft Guidelines Industry
Consultation National Portrait Gallery2009

• Graeme Marshall
• Director, Smart Grid Initiative
• DEWHA

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Timeline
May 2009

• Announcement of Smart Grid, Smart City
• Commencement of pre-deployment study
• Completion of pre-deployment study
• Release of draft grant guidelines
• Release of final grant guidelines and
  applications open
• Application process closes
• Announcement of Smart Grid, Smart City

July 2009
August 2009
End September 2009
End of October 2009
Start of January 2010
April 2010
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Overview

• 2009 Budgetannouncement of up to 100 million
  to deliver a commercial- scale smart grid rollout
• Pre-deployment study recently completed by
  McKinsey and Companygovernment given the
  go- ahead
• Successful bid for the Smart Grid, Smart City
  will be chosen through an open competitive
  process later this year
• Project delivery will be through an integrated
  consortium led by a distributor

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Governance of Smart Grid, Smart City
DEWHA
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Objectives of Smart Grid, Smart City

• Deploy a commercial-scale rollout
• Build public and corporate
• awareness
• Gather information and data
• Investigate synergies with other
• networks the NBN

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Discussion Topics for Todays Consultation

• Regulatory Working Group
• Standards Working Group
• Regulation
• Measuring Success
• Eligibility and Selection Criteria
• Funding
• Guiding Principles
• Process

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• Eligibility
• and
• Selection Criteria

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Guiding Principles

• Location
• Communications Platform
• Security
• Intellectual Property and the
• Dissemination of Findings

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Funding

• Consortia Contributions
• Project Budget
• Taxation and Regulatory
• Obligations
• Financial Evaluation

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Process

• Independent Assessment Panel
• and probity advisor
• Role of Smart Grid, Smart City
• participants

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Elements of the Smart Grid, Smart City 1

• It is expected that Smart Grid, Smart City will
  include a commercial-scale demonstration of
• Customer Applications
• Integrated Volt-VAR Control (IVVC) and
  Conservation Voltage Reduction
• Distributed storage
• Fault Detection, Isolation and Restoration
  (FDIR)

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Elements of the Smart Grid, Smart City 2

• Smart Grid, Smart City should also demonstrate
  other smart grid applications, innovation and
  technologies at smaller-scale including, but not
  limited to
• Electric Vehicles (EVs)
• Substation and Feeder Monitoring
• Wide Area Measurement (WAM)
• Distributed Generation Support

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Customer and Community Engagement

• Driving change in the energy sector
• Consortium role in developing relationships as a
  
• component of the Smart Grid, Smart City
• demonstration project
• Smart Grid, Smart City will require robust,
  ongoing
• community engagement plan

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• Discussion.