SMART GRIDS. Presenter : Eng. BEDOUR AL-SHARRAH Specialist Electrical & ICT Engineer (PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR HOUSING WELFARE - KUWAIT)

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SMART GRIDS Presenter : Eng. BEDOUR AL-SHARRAH Specialist Electrical & ICT Engineer (PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR HOUSING WELFARE - KUWAIT)

OBJECTIVE What is SMART GRID SMART GRID Characteristics SMART GRID vs. Traditional Grid Growth in Electricity Sector Visions, Aims & Pathways Of SMART GRID & SMART CITIES Codes & Standards Infrastructure & Components of SMART GRID & Supportive Innovative Smart Technologies How to Design & Implement SMART GRID In New/Existing Cities In GCC & Other Middle East Countries Kuwait s Leadership In The Race Of New Technologies & Smart Solutions Advantages Challenges & Obstacles of Smart Grids & Smart Cities Conclusion

What Is a SMART GRID A network that uses digital & advanced technologies to monitor & manage the transport of various ranges of commodity infrastructure from all generation sources to meet the varying demands of end-users, It enables bidirectional flows of energy & users two-way communication & control capabilities Overall Objective Smarter / best / optimal utilization of all the available resources Infrastructure Ranges Include: TRANSPORTATION WATER ELECTRICITY GAS OTHERS

Characteristics of SMART GRID Advanced two-way communications system Enables real-time monitoring & control Automatically self-heal the grid Provide greater visibility & transparency Identify & resolve faults on electricity grid Enables cost reduction & efficiency improvement Identify devices or subsystems that require maintenance

SMART GRID vs. Traditional Grid Traditional Electric System

SMART GRID vs. Traditional Grid Modern Power System A.K.A. Smart Grid

Growth in Electricity Sector The figure shows the world electricity consumption by region up to the year 2030 These findings support the urgent need to find a solution for the increased energy demand

Visibility Control Visions, Aims & Pathways Of SMART GRID & SMART CITIES Grid Self- Optimization Highly Differentiated Reliability Automated Efficiency End-To-End Automation Clean Resource Optimization Demand Management Local Power Parks Online Energy Efficiency & Management Distribution Automation Electric Vehicle Management Load Curtailment Emergency Power EE Programs Advanced Metering Distributed Renewables Capacity Power Quality & Reliability Energy Efficiency Operational Efficiency Clean Technology Foundation / Infrastructure

Codes & Standards & OTHERS

Infrastructure & Components of SMART GRID & Supportive Innovative Smart Technologies Generation Transmission Distribution Operation Customer Participation Markets Management Service Providers

Infrastructure & Components of SMART GRID & Supportive Innovative Smart Technologies

STEP 1 How to Design & Implement SMART GRID In New/Existing Cities In GCC & Other Middle East Countries Create a roadmap to switch the existing power grid to smarter one Following leading companies expertise to guideline our own roadmap Following international standards & regulations Defining the roadmap as an increasingly intelligent & highly automated electric power system utilizing technologies in telecommunications, information, computing, sensing, controls, & materials

STEP 2 How to Design & Implement SMART GRID In New/Existing Cities In GCC & Other Middle East Countries Provide a plan outline to have new technologies installed This plan should cover the transmission of power, distribution of power & customer related technologies 5 stages of the plan: foundation, inform & automate, interactive, intuitive & transactive grid integration of new clean energy power resources

How to Design & Implement SMART GRID In New/Existing Cities In GCC & Other Middle East Countries How to achieve optimal SMART GRID Grid operation Grid infrastructure Integrating large scale intermittent generation Information & communication technologies Active distribution networks New market, users & energy efficiency The new grid will take over the traditional grid without any discontinuation of the power or discomforting consumers

Kuwait s Leadership In The Race Of New Technologies & Smart Solutions Smart Metering system application by Ministry of Electricity & Water (MEW) Kuwait s first smart city South Saad Al-Abdallah Smart City designed by Korean Land and Housing corporation (LH) with Public Authority for Housing Welfare (PAHW) Energy saving & technologies upgrade Banning production & importing nonenergy saving components such as lamps HVAC power saving components Rising the electricity fees on commercial sectors The adoption of ON-Grid photovoltaic solar system to MEW grid Energy management & monitoring

Advantages Deliver enhanced levels of reliability & security of supply Allow customers to play a part in optimizing the operation of the system Consists of more than one technology that benefits extend far beyond the power system Minimizing back-up power plants & energy efficiency enhancement Intelligent meters that will control energy flows & failures of the grid

Advantages Better facilities for the connection & operation of generators of all sizes & technologies New level of cooperation between industry, public, consumers & private energy co-operatives Better facilitate the connection & operation of generators of all sizes & technologies Improving power reliability & quality by better monitoring Self healing grid High quality of service

Challenges & Obstacles of Smart Grids & Smart Cities Government Support: funding and to ensure coordinated development The establishment of electric vehicles & their stations Lack of faster & more comprehensive development standards & local regulations Upgrading existing grids & cities with poor infrastructure Changing the market to smart mode technologies Educating consumers, governmental & private sectors & shareholder Lack of long-term strategies & roadmaps Privacy & security problems

Conclusion Better manage of energy delivery & transmission Consumers controlling energy decisions & reduction in electricity bills Incorporates the benefits of advanced ICT Real-time information delivery & balance of supply & demand on electrical grid Renewable energy & sustainability Revolute utility & transportation sectors by integration of electric vehicles

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