why adms with derms functionalities forms the backbone

Radivoj Sadzakov – Schneider Electric

National Business Development Manager ANZ – Smart Grid

WA Clean Energy Forum 2019 Conference, 21st November, Perth, Australia

Why ADMS with DERMS Functionalities Forms the

Backbone of the Digital DSO

A new energy world is emerging

MoreELECTRIC

MoreDIGITIZED

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MoreDIGITIZED

10Xmore connected devices

than people by 2025

Source: United Nations, IHS

MoreDECARBONIZED

82%of untapped energy efficiency

potential in buildings

(and more than 50%

in industry)

Source: World Energy Outlook 2012

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70%of new capacity additions

will be renewable forms

by 2040

Source: BNEF

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2Xfaster growth of electricity

demand compared to

energy demand by 2040

Source: IEA WEO 2014

We have an opportunity to co-create the future

as the new energy world becomes

The Traditional Grid: Simple & Linear

Centralized

generation

Transmission &

distribution

End-use

consumption


The New Grid: The Rise of DER

Centralized

generation

Transmission &

distribution

End-use

consumption

Distributed energy

resources


The Future of the Grid: Distributed & Multi-Directional

Centralized

generation

Transmission &

distribution

End-use

consumption

Distributed energy

resources

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Power industry is facing an unprecedented changeBy 2025, the traditional centralized model will be complemented by a world of distributed energy

New revenue model:

• Decreasing revenue due to self-consumption

• Investment shift towards TOTEX

New level of operational complexity:

• High network reinforcement needs due to

distributed generation and EV

• Need to collaborate with multiple stakeholders

Digitization:

• Data management

• Security threats

Distribution utilities are most impacted

by business uncertainty

Transmission

DG

operators

Prosumers

Aggregators

Distribution

utilities are at the core

of the new world

of energy

• Manage complex systems efficiently

• Reduce network overloads and failures

• Maximise ROI in network planning

• Cyber security

Grid efficiency and security New energy resources Asset management

• Integrate renewable generation and grid

edge energy sources

• Enable end-user participation in the

energy market

• Large number of assets distributed over

large geographical areas

• Large population of aging old assets

with no connectivity

• Large amounts of data


Utility Challenges

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Today’s challenges:

> Increasing deployment of Distributed Energy Resources (DER),

> Introduction of a high level of uncertainty and variability into the Operation of Distribution Networks

> Grid Automation and Modernization to provide better situational awareness of interconnected

Distribution Grid assets

> Cost of retrofitting Distribution Circuits – more overload

> Traditional Switching Procedures are not safe and reliable anymore

> Ensure network reliability and service supply

> Optimize network operations by increasing workforce & asset efficiency

> Increase energy efficiency and reduce technical losses

Distribution Network Evolution


DSOs must provide:

> Reliable and affordable grid operations

> Ensure the grid operates within technical and operational limits providing reliable electricity to

customers

> Enable the grid to be more resilient under circuit trips and generation loss

> Coordinate with Transmission System Operators (TSOs) to support overall system optimization

> Support a growing list of customer demands

> Network investment planning

> Identify systemwide options for capacity provisioning including flexible energy services that help

reduce traditional network investment and enable greater market participation

The Role of Distribution System Operators (DSO’s)


Separated SCADA, DMS, OMS & EMS systems, with:

> Complex data exchange interfaces

> Multiple, uncoordinated updates

> Complex administration & maintenance

The Traditional Way

SCADA

DMS

OMS

EMS

API

API API

API

DB

DB

DB

DB

Protocol A Protocol B

Protocol CProtocol D


Fully integrated application for network management

The New ADMS Way

ADMS

SCADA DMS OMS EMS

UNIFIED DATA MODEL & DATABASE

> One System IT platform

> One User Interface

> One Database

> One Network Model

> One configuration

> One system to maintain

DERMS


The New ADMS Way

EMS (Energy Management System)

Transmission network analysis, smart operation,

optimization and planning

OMS/WFM (Outage Management System)

Management of outages, scheduled works, workforce,

trouble calls and web field clients

ADMS PCSDMS OMS EMSSCADA

SCADA (Supervision, Control And Data Acquisition)

Remote control and monitoring

DMS (Distribution Management System)

Distribution network analysis, smart operation, optimization

and planning

DERM

PCS (Power Control System)

Generator control and monitoring

DERM (Distributed Energy Resources Management)

Modeling, monitoring, forecast and control of distributed

energy resources

OAM

OAM (Operational Asset management)

Tracking and analysis of asset operation, maintenance &

planning


> Manage voltage fluctuations and reverse power flows

> Manage intermittent sources of generation

> Manage electric vehicle integration to the grid

> Manage energy storage integration in the grid

> Provide grid flexibility to accommodate VPPs and microgrids

> Optimize existing equipment and limit new capital investments

> Reach higher levels of customer satisfaction

The Role of ADMS


> Improved total cost of ownership and capital investment

> Improved safety and reliability of network operations

> Reduced peak demand and power losses

> Reduced outage time for customers

> Improved performance indicators (regulatory KPIs)

> Improved utilization of network facilities – deferred investment

Conclusion - ADMS Benefits

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