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Smart grids, value propositions & stakeholders Frans van den Heuvel

Smart grids, value propositions & stakeholders Frans van den Heuvel. Principal Business Areas. Energy savings Renewable energy Energy efficiency EMS (Energie Management Systems). ProxEnergy Management Systems: Consumers become Prosumers. Tennet unbalance.

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Smart grids, value propositions & stakeholders Frans van den Heuvel

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  1. Smart grids, value propositions & stakeholdersFrans van den Heuvel

  2. Principal Business Areas • Energy savings • Renewable energy • Energy efficiency • EMS (Energie Management Systems)

  3. ProxEnergy Management Systems: Consumers become Prosumers

  4. Tennet unbalance

  5. Potential earnings withDemand-side management Annual imbalance costs = EMS market potential • Electricity consumption in the Netherlands is approximately 110·109 kWh per year • Managing the balance between production and demand accounts for 0.5-1.5 €c/kWh (component in “leveringstarief”) • Therefore, potential earnings amount to 1.100 M€, every year, in the Netherlands alone, with perfectly controlled demand-side management 1.100 m€ In Holland alone!

  6. Impact local generation (PV) for a traditional electricity producer Average electricity demand in Germany, once 50GW solar power (PV) installed GW Uren

  7. Saving due to storage for a typical SME Bron: SandiaLabs California

  8. Source: Delta Energy & Environment Value of demand shifting: a long game

  9. Demand-side Management De Rondom 1 Eindhoven Load Management Program Energy Efficiency Program Peak clipping Load shifting Valley filling Strategic conversion

  10. Transition Energy Market Residents, SME customers of Utilities Residents, SME start local production Prosumers control (collectively) local energy demand, storage and supply Electricity price energy intake from the grid Local energy consumption (appliances) energy delivery to the grid VeryOldCo Energy Metering Electricity price energy intake from the grid energy delivery to the grid Local energy consumption (appliances) Decentralised energy generation (PV, cogeneration) energy intake from the grid Dynamic electricity price OldCo Energy Metering Local energy consumption (appliances) Decentralised energy generation (PV, cogeneration) NewCo Energy Management System Utility’s role is shifting Local energy regeneration (batteries, e-vehicles) Local energy storage (batteries, e-vehicles)

  11. Distribution System Operator Automotive service provider Installers & dealers Retailer My Home HTTP HTTP HTTP HTTP Proxy HTTP wireless Proxy Proxy Demand-supply matching MyHome portal Service portals Proxy Back office Server & Database sensoren actuatoren

  12. Stakeholders interest Source: Delta Energy & Environment • Customer retention & acquisition • High value energy services (H)EMS don’t work stand alone ProxEnergy Distribution System Operator • Regulator mandate • System balancing • Grid investment deferral

  13. Thanks for your attention

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