IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Europe 2012 Berlin, Germany

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1 Presented at rd IEEE PES ISGT Europe, Berlin, Germany, October 14-17, 2012 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Europe 2012 Berlin, Germany Session Innovation Forum Smart Energy From the Berlin Brandenburg Area Berlin, 16. October 2012 Martin Schipper Head of department Energy Technology TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin The German capital region in Europe - the innovation strategy Population: 6 Mio. Excellent scientific landscape Area: ca km2 (~ Belgium) 2,8 Mio. working population 150 Billion EUR GDP (2010) GDP per capita (2010) 103 % of EU-27 average 7 Universities 21 Universities of Applied Science 70 Research Institutes 42 Technology Centre * Source: EUROSTAT *Source: EUROSTAT

2 Cluster Energy Technology Berlin-Brandenburg More than companies and approx employees with an annual turn-over of 15 Bn. EUR Cluster Management: ZukunftsAgentur Brandenburg (Cluster manager), TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin, Berlin Partner Solar Energy Turbo Engines and Power Plant Technologies Energy Grids and Storage/ Electromobility Energy Efficiency Wind Energy / Bio Energy Unique features for the energy supply of the future in Berlin-Brandenburg: Technologies and applications Application level Large supply on renewable energies in the regional transmission and distribution grids in comparison with other German and European regions with the chance for a developement of new supply structures Coverage of all relevant energy supply structures and energy networks (power, gas, dirstrict heating, water) Megacity, Suburbs, small cities as consumer and decentral producer of energy Surrounding countryside with large-scale generation and network structure facilities Innovative transportation infrastructure based on electric vehicles, hydrogen and gas-powered vehicles Provider level Contributions of regional manufacturer / supplier to a leading region for future integrated energy supply systems: Coverage of all relevant network system skills (installation and integration, operation, reliability, MRO) for all branches and levels of power (electricity, gas, heat, water) Presence of all relevant core competencies for the joint integration of fossil and renewable generation in existing and future energy networks (electricity, gas, heat, water) Critical mass of providers of grid components on medium and low voltage level Well founded knowledge of integration and operation of energy storage in networks of all sizes (isolated networks, decentralized and centralized networks)

3 Competencies of Berlin-Brandenburg energy companies & transmission- and distribution system operators Building and managing of energy grids (electricity) with a high share of renewable generation (integration of wind power and PV) Operating of Energy storage technologies inclusive the integration of complementary storage types Carbon Capture and transport of fossil energy sources (coal) Controllability of renewable energies by hydrogen production (H2) gas transmission grid district heating. network transmission network (power) Flexibility of fossil power stations (gas) System security of complex energy grids (power) wind power plant Biomass plant photovoltaic power plant gas storage Lignite Power plant Natural gas plant hard-coal-fired power plant Multi sector (gas, heat, electricity) and multi level (electricity) energy audit and control Demand side management and smart meter Key questions Which current strategies regarding R&D and demonstration have been reached and which knowledge has been gained? Which are the upcoming demands for R&D- and demonstrationactivities? Are there existing potentials for international cooperation with the experts in the conference?

4 Innovation Forum Smart Energy From the Berlin Brandenburg Area Workshop Program Optimization of Remedial Actions by Cooperation Between TSO and DSO Martin Wolter, 50Hertz Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Sources and Hydrogen Storage Gerd Harms, Enertrag Smart Grid Potential of Telecommunication Network Infrastructure Heiko Lehmann, Deutsche Telekom Smart Professional Mobile Radio, the Wireless Platform for Smart Grid Rainer Frank, Mediabroadcast Digital Substation Solutions, Supporting the Development of Smart Grids Enrique Isla, Alstom EMC-filters in Electrical Systems Passive and Active Suppression Volker Keddig, Fuss EMV Energy-efficient EUREF Research Campus Development in Berlin-Schoneberg Reinhard Müller, EUREF Innovative and Smart: Berlin Adlershof Beate Mekiffer, Wista Management Merging e-mobility and Smart Grids New Concepts for Urban Areas Frank Christian Hinrichs, InnoZ The Energy Pilot and Energy Management for Corporations Boris Heinz, Bondus energies Key Performance Indicators as a Success Factor for Evaluating Demand Response Programs in Smart Grids Detlef Olschewski, Cleopa Thank you for your attention Martin Schipper head of department Energy Technology TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH Mail: schipper@tsb-berlin.de Phone:

5 TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH Die TSB Technologiestiftung Berlin steht für Innovation und Technologieentwicklung in der Hauptstadtregion. Sie fördert die Wissenschaft und unterstützt die Wirtschaft. Schwerpunkte der Arbeit der Stiftung sind Strategieentwicklung, Bildung und Wissenschaftskommunikation. Kernaufgaben der TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH sind Clustermanagement, Vernetzung und Technologietransfer auf den Feldern Life Science/Gesundheit, Verkehr & Mobilität, Energietechnik, Optik/Mikrosystemtechnik und IKT sowie in weiteren technologieorientierten Industriesegmenten. Der Bereich Energietechnik ist im Rahmen des Clustermanagements Energietechnik Berlin-Brandenburg für die Handlungsfelder Solarenergie (gemeinsam mit ZAB), Turbomaschinen und Kraftwerkstechnik sowie Energieeffizienz verantwortlich. Weitere inhaltliche Schwerpunkte bilden die Themen Energienetze und -speicher und Wind-/Bioenergie. Zudem betreut der Bereich das Berliner Innovationsfeld Nachhaltige Wasserwirtschaft sowie weitere Umweltthemen. Einige Projekte der TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH werden aus Mitteln des Landes Berlin und der Investitionsbank Berlin gefördert, kofinanziert von der Europäischen Union Europäischer Fonds für Regionale Entwicklung. Investition in Ihre Zukunft. Die TSB Innovationsagentur Berlin GmbH ist zertifiziert nach ISO 9001:2008