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Green Button Connect My Data in Smart Meter Texas

Green Button Connect My Data in Smart Meter Texas. Rob Bevill. Green Button Connect My Data. Today’s Messages. SMT already supports manual GBC SMT lacks an API to automate GBC Four other states have adopted GBC GBC drives automation interoperability customer choices societal benefits.

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Green Button Connect My Data in Smart Meter Texas

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  1. Green Button Connect My Data in Smart Meter Texas Rob Bevill

  2. Green Button Connect My Data Today’s Messages • SMT already supports manual GBC • SMT lacks an API to automate GBC • Four other states have adopted GBC • GBC drives • automation • interoperability • customer choices • societal benefits

  3. What is Green Button Connect My Data? Machine-to-machine exchange of energy data with customer authorization • 2009: Federal Smart Grid Policy Framework sought standards, interoperability, smart meter deployment • 2009 – 2014: NIST, DOE, utilities and others develop GB standard • 2014: Ratified as NAESB REQ.21 “Energy Service Provider Interface” standard • 2015: Green Button Alliance nonprofit established as independent testing and certification authority

  4. Green Button Connect: 23 million meters and counting • California (D.13-09-025, 2013): 11 million electric meters • Illinois (15-0073, 2016): 5 million electric meters • Washington, D.C.: 26,000 commercial customers • New York (multiple orders): 3.8M (ConEd), 3.4M (others)

  5. GBC example: California (2013) • First large-scale implementation • 13-36 months historical usage data transmitted upon authorization • Third party eligibility criteria: • Provide contact info & tax ID • Acknowledge privacy rules • Not be banned by CPUC

  6. GBC example: Illinois • 24 months historical usage upon authorization • 30-minute intervals • Live in ComEd as of 5/2016 as smart meters deployed (thru 2018)

  7. GB Connect My Data: Oct 2012

  8. What is Green Button Connect My Data? SMT

  9. SMT already uses Green Button… mostly Data Transfer Authorization Download My Data SMT GUI N/A 3rd Party Access Connect My Data FTP but no API yet

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