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ETIP SNET WG4 Update
Mark McGranaghanWG4 Digital Energy
20-09-2019Petten, Netherlands
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Progress on ETIP SNET WGs
ETIP SNET WG4 : Digital Energy
Digital Technologies
(enablers)
Digital Use Cases(services)
Digital Cyber Security
(robust)
Task Force 1 Task Force 2 Task Force 3
Maher Chebbo (Chair)
Esther Hardi (Co-Chair)
Miguel A. Sánchez Fornié (Co-Chair)
Antonello Monti
George HuitemaElena Boskov-Kovacs, Marcus Meisel
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Technical detailed (170 p) Executive Summary (24 p)
ETIP SNET Vision 2050 & Digital vision
Global SmartGrids investments in 2017 at 28 B$ growing to 32 B € in 2020 (67% is SM)
Progress on ETIP SNET WGs
1. Technology Assessment (TF1)• Customer involvements and possible disruptive new business models
that could emerge from this involvement;
• Greater attention to sector coupling and then correspondingly to the convergence of Smart Energy and Smart Cities and Communities;
• New concepts and technologies that are emerging also at the physical layers thanks to a greater role played by electronics in the new digital energy system.
2. Disruptive Use Cases, New Market and Business Models and Customer Participation (TF2)
• Service oriented energy system with customers at the center
3. Cyber Security/Robustness (TF3)• Technical issues
• Policy issues
• New challenges
WG4 Position Paper
Progress on ETIP SNET WGs
• Architecture
• Monitoring (advanced sensors), visualization, analytics
• Data exchange hubs
• Cross-sector coupling
• Local energy communities
• TSO/DSO/Customer coordination
• 5G and peer-to-peer communications, edge of grid
• Energy storage and EV integration
• Artificial Intelligence/Digital Twin applications
• Blockchain applications and technologies
• Congestion management/balancing/flexibility
• Real time control and supervision
• Models for advanced planning applications
• IoT platforms, secure internet
• Cyber security and resilience convergence (ISOC)
Some key research areas
Progress on ETIP SNET WGs
Disruptive Ideas Discussion
End-to-End Architecture –Need for democratized, integrated decision-making
Progress on ETIP SNET WGsPriorities –Next Roadmap and Implementation Plan
• Feedback on ETIP SNET documents -Vision 2050, R&I Roadmap & Implementation Plan
• Participation in the Regional Workshops
• Participation in conferences and otherpublic events
• Continued strong participation (typical 45/60 for calls and meetings)
• Development of ideas for large initiatives
• Integrate recommendations across taskforces
• WG4 Position Paper provides extensive recommendations for research, demonstration and coordination priorities
Progress on ETIP SNET WGsRoundtable discussion
• Importance of the end-to-end architecture? Are there multiple architectures that can support the future grid vision?
• Digital twin concepts applied to grid structure and management of the future
• What is Democratization of grid management?
• How will the future grid handle cyber security of distributed control systems and IoT platforms?
• What are the interface requirements of the future grid(customer/community/service providers/DSO/TSO/markets/sensors/, etc.)?
• Integration of peer-to-peer transactions, non-wires solutions, sectorcoupling
Progress on ETIP SNET WGs
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