Sustainable cities

Making cities smarter

From caves to skyscrapers

agenda

1. The energy dilemma

2. Smart cities to contribute to solve it

3. Schneider Electric, to help making cities smarter

1-The energy dilemma

The energy dilemma is here to stay

Source: IPCC 2007, figure (vs. 1990 level)

vsEnergy demandBy 2050Electricity by 2030

CO2 emissions to

avoid dramatic climate changes by 2050

The facts The need

Source: IEA 2007

1-Frequent power outages

2-Rising energy prices

4-Climate change

3-Conflicts for resource

access & control

The solution is a combination of cleaner generation and higher efficiency

Source: World Energy Outlook 2009, OECD / IEA

• Over 50% of CO2 emission abatement will be from end use efficiencyWorld energy-related CO2 emissions abatement

Energy efficiency: power X3 “a small save at home is a big save at the power plant”

Coal100 units35 units33 units

1 unit saved at point of use

3 units of primary energy not consumed

2-6 years vs 10-20 yearsScalable vs 1 shotRenewable vs carbonated

2-smart cities

World population

Earth’s surface

Global energy consumption

Global CO2 emissions

Smart Cities, to solve Energy dilemma

M1-

1

Why?(by 2050)

Growing pressure on infrastructure

Increasing demand for mobility

Tighter economic pressure

Rising energy consumption

More ambitious environmental goals

Attracting global investment, jobs, talent

At stake?

Cities need to become smarter

Sustainable●Reduced Carbon emissions and energy consumption●Operational cost savings●Decreased infrastructure investments

Efficient●Better information sharing●Improved resiliency to disruptions●Increased control over city systems

Liveable●Higher quality of life for city residents●Increased attractiveness to jobs & talent●Increased global competitiveness

Industry suppliers

Planners & Developers

Governments

Utilities

Private Investors

NGO’s & associations

This requires stakeholders collaboration

People & Communities

3-What Schneider Electric can do ?

Schneider Electric 14- Global Marketing – Michel Orlhac I ISES 2013 Trondheim

1999 Groupe Schneider becomes Schneider Electric,focused on Power & Control

1975 Merlin Gerin joins Groupe Schneider

1988 Telemecanique joins Groupe Schneider

1991 Square D joins Groupe Schneider

1996 Modicon, historic leader in Automation, becomes a Schneider brand

2007 Acquisition of APC corp. and Pelco

More than 175 years of history

1836 Creation of Schneider at Le Creusot, France

19th century 20th century 21st century

2000 Acquisition ofMGE UPS Systems

2003 Acquisition of T.A.C

2005 Acquisition of Power Measurement Inc.

2003-2008Targeted acquisitions in wiring devices and home automation (Lexel, Clipsal, Merten, Ova, GET, etc.)

2008Acquisition of Xantrex

SteelIndustry

Power &Control

2011Acquisition of Telvent2010Acquisition of Areva’s distribution activity

Energy Management

Schneider Electric at a glance

The global specialist in Energy Management

billion € of sales in 2012

employees in 100+ countries

of sales devoted to R&D

Large company

of sales in new economies

NorthAmerica

25% AsiaPacific

27%Rest of World18%

WesternEurope

30%

28 00044 000

43 00022 000

Balanced GeographiesFY 2012 salesYear-end 2012

employees

Diversified end markets FY 2012 Sales(billion €)

Residential 9%

Utilities & Infrastructure 25%

Industrial & machines 22%

Data centres 15%

Non-residential buildings 29%

Schneider Electric 16- Global Marketing – Michel Orlhac I ISES 2013 Trondheim

Energy production& transmission

Energy UsageEnergy Management

…with 30 to 70% savings everywhere

Smart WaterSmart Public

ServicesSmart MobilitySmart Energy

Smart Buildings & Homes

Smart Integration

Sustainability “smartization” integration

Smart Grid Automation & Flexible Distribution

Traffic Management

Renewables Integration & Micro Grid

EV Charging Infrastructure & Supervision Services

Smart Metering Management & Demand Response

Real-Time Smart Grid Software Suite

Street Lighting management

Tolling & Congestion Charging

Integrated Mobility• Public Transit• Traveler Information

Public Safety• Video Surveillance• Emergency management

High-performance Buildings*• Energy Efficiency & Security solutions•Energy Services

Connection to the Smart Grid

Efficient Homes• Home Energy management

Gas Distribution Management

Digital City Services• eGovernment• Education• Healthcare• Tourism

Stormwater management and Urban Flooding

Power, Control &Security Systems integration

Distribution Management & Leak Detection

• 3 Security Management

• 4 Environment Information System

• 5 Weather Intelligence

•1 Power & IT Management

•2 Integrated City Mobility

Learnings from 200 projects around the world

30%Energy

15%Water

20%traffic

Savings

Attractivenesssustainability

security jobs

3.1 smart energy

3.1 smart energy

Saved energy: the smartest energy!

1 unit saved at home

3 units saved at the power plant

1

smartsaving intelligence2

EnergySaving

RenewableEnergy

3

3 years Energy saving ROI matching with business standards

*actual US commercial buildings

*Project Cost $1M and above

*Electricity saving > 3500MWh

.

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

2,0

2,5

3,0

3,5

4,0

4,5

5,0

0,065

0,075

0,085

0, 095

0,105

0,06

0,07

0,08

0,09

0,1

0,11

Energy price Years paybacks*C

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ts/K

Wh

Ye

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Pilot sites delivering savings up to 57%

-57% -43%

-33% -23%

School

Hotel

Office

Residential

3.2 smart grid

Commercial & Industrial

Residential

Consumers

Industry

Buildings

Data Centres

Residential

Infrastructure

From conventional grid….

Transmission Distribution

Centralised Generation Utilities

Transmission Distribution

Commercial & Industrial

Residential

Centralised Generation Utilities Consumers

Industry

Buildings

Data Centres

Residential

Infrastructure

Distributed GenerationRenewable Energy Plants

Smart Generation(distributed & renewable)

2

Flexible distribution

1

Demand-response

5

Efficient Homes 3

Efficient Enterprise4

From conventional grid to Smart grid:

Energysaving

Investment saving

Demand-Response to help french utility and consumers on April 3rd 2013

*Network operator in France

•550MW curtailed•95% of Transmission grid needs•56 sites (cement, steel, hospitals..)

ANSWERCurtailment of 56 consumers

● Persistent cold weather● Nuclear power plants in maintenance● similar situation in other European countries

PROBLEMFrench electrical grid saturated

Smart Generation: integrating Renewables safely and efficiently into the Grid

Integrated solution (equipment + installation & commissioning)

Power forecasting & assets operation

3.3 smart mobility

Services & systems to be integrated for a Smart Mobility

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Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Integrated Mobility Management

Electric Vehicle for Smart Mobility

EVlink residential for home

Charging in 6 to 8 hours

EVlink private company car park

Charging in 3 to 8 hours

EVlink paying car park

Charging 25% minumum in 2 hours

EVlink shopping centre car park

Charging 25% minumum in 2 hours

EVlink road-side car park

Charging 25% minumum in 2 hours

EVlink residential for co-ownership

Charging in 6 to 8 hours

EVlink fleet car park

Charging in 3 to 8 hours

EVlink quick charging station

Charging 80% in less than 30 minutes

EVlink services

Advanced services

C3-

3-V

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Houston, USAOur building solutions guaranteed over $3 million in energy and water savings in over 40 Buildings including City Hall & downtown municipal buildings

New York, USAMobile applications provide residents with travel information and weather conditions on-the-go

Sao Paolo, BrazilAn integrated command center with adaptive traffic control and CCTV city surveillance reduced average travel times by 14%

Mumbai, IndiaA traffic management system provided on average 12% time savings to drivers in one of the most congested cities in the world

Singapore Our smart grid solutions help Singapore’s utility identify & quickly respond to electric outages

Shantou, ChinaIntuitive real-time water network management helps Shantou Water Supply Company optimise water consumption for the area with1,4M inhabitants

Madrid, SpainAn integrated operations center manages all traffic and critical infrastructure, solving mobility problems with a holistic approach

Malaga, SpainOur Smart Street Lighting solution reduces the city’s lighting costs and emissions by over 30%

Høje-Taastrup, DenmarkSmart buildings solutions help local administration buildings, schools etc. save €650k by reducing energy consumption by 5.3GWh every yearNorth America

>100 Cities

South America>20 Cities

Europe>60 Cities

Asia>40 CitiesMiddle

East>10 Cities

Few success stories out of 200+ cities...

smart city: a system of systems of systems...

Intelligence for sustainability

sustainable cities

smart cities

A mission that energizes society across multiple generations

Nidaros cathedral

●Launched in 1070●Dedicated incomplete in

1300●Over 8 generations●Crowning Norwegian kings

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