Overview of our H2020 SCC

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Overview of our H2020 SCC Programme @AndrewCollinge

Our Position: a Summary

Sharing Cities is about values and behaviours as much as it is technology

VISION AND 4 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES Our vision is of a more agile and more collaborative smart cities market that dramatically increases the speed and scale at which we implement smart solutions across European cities, engaging society in new ways to cause them to play an active role in the transformation of their communities delivering more vibrant, liveable, economically active, and resource efficient cities. Underpinning this are shared solutions that apply a digital first approach; are more common, integrated, open; and provide the building blocks incorporating European and worldwide leading practices that can be deployed at scale, yet tailored to cities of different size and stage of development. A vision where Sharing Cities in collaboration with other like-minded parties is instrumental in creating the movement that makes a profound and sustained difference.

People Place Platform People Sharing Services Layer (Apps) Building Retrofit Customer Engagement Tools & Approach ev Car Share ebikes Smart Lamppost Platform Urban Sharing Platform Place ev Charge Smart Parking elogistics

People Place Platform AND A GREAT DEAL MORE BESIDES THE DIGITAL BOND SCHEME

People Place Platform AND A GREAT DEAL MORE BESIDES THE DIGITAL BOND SCHEME THE 500m INVESTMENT

People Place Platform AND A GREAT DEAL MORE BESIDES THE DIGITAL BOND SCHEME THE 500m INVESTMENT AND THE AUDACIOUS GOALS

Sharing Cities: 10 Audacious Goals 1. Aggregate Demand and achieve wide Scale Deployment of smart city solutions e.g. Engage 100 cities (2016), & 50% exploit our products 2. Deliver Highly Relevant Common and Replicable Innovative Solutions e.g. deliver >10 repeatable solutions, & ~10 tools/frameworks 3. Attract Quantum External Investment e.g. Trigger 500 million external exploitation investment 4. Make Acceleration in Uptake of Smart City Solutions Real e.g. Speed uptake and reduce implementation cycle times 5. Deliver 3 Role-Model Low Energy Efficient Districts e.g. Reducing bills by 600,000 pa 6. Shift the thinking irreversibly to Decarbonised / Local Renewables e.g. Retrofit 10,000 homes, save 5.9kWhr/yr of energy 7. Shift the thinking irreversibly to new models of emobility in the Districts e.g. Demonstrate clear shift in citizen thinking as regards choice of mobility, with 10% moving to evehicles 8. Make Real the Notion of Citizen Participation e.g. Prove the active participation of 50% of the 15,000 affected residents (citizens) of the buildings under renovation 9. Exploit City Data to Genuinely Prove its Value e.g. Demonstrate real user value from city data stores in support of decision making, automated operations, SMEs 10.Strengthen Local Scale-Up Businesses in (at least) the 3 cities e.g. Create >100 new jobs in 3 districts in related sectors H2020 Call Requirements Deploy wide-scale, innovative replicable and integrated solutions in energy, transport, and ICT. Create stronger links between cities in Member States with various geographical and economical positions through active cooperation trigger large scale economic investments with the repayment of implementation costs in acceptable time lines (to facilitate the bankability of the projects) Increase the energy efficiency of districts and of cities and foster the use of renewables and their integration energy system and enable active participation of consumers. Reduce the energy costs. Decarbonise the energy system while making it more secure and stable. Reduction of energy bills for all actors, especially for citizens and public authorities Increase air quality Increase mobility efficiency with lower emissions of pollutants and CO2 Increase quality of life by creating local jobs (that cannot be de-localised) in cities

Replication Evaluation & Monitoring Communication Business Models Programme Logic and Interdependencies are Critical.. Incentive (district bond) Scale-up (funding) Affordability Acceleration PEOPLE WP2 Citizen Engagement WP7 Businesses (SME) Residents Visitors Energy Supply Social Housing Building Retrofit Public Services (schools, hospital etc.) Private Residences WP6 Place Making Smart Lamp Posts Mobility Services & planning Sustainable Energy Management emobility EV Car Sharing EV Charging ebikes WP3 PLACE Made Shift/EE/Congestion WP8 Energy Management EV Logistics Urban Platform Apps Tools Incentives Method PLATFORM Data Exploit WP4 Tech Platform Sensors WP5 WP1 Programme Manageent

Measure London Lisbon Milan Bordeaux Burgas Warsaw Citizen Engagement Building Retrofit Energy Management emobility EV Car Sharing ebikes EV Charging Smart Parking EV Logistics Smart Lamp Posts Urban Platform Key: Implement Co-design Validate

Measure London Lisbon Milan Bordeaux Burgas Warsaw Citizen Engagement Building Retrofit Energy Management emobility EV Car Sharing ebikes EV Charging Smart Parking EV Logistics Smart Lamp Posts Urban Platform Key: Implement Co-design Validate

It s a Marathon, not a Sprint Well that s not entirely true

A series of sprints. An iterative means to speed and secure quality delivery Focused on real practical deliverables A loose-tight rhythm With recognised touch-points between WPs Building towards a coherent set of solutions consistent with our Values & Principles An 80 / 20 approach good is good enough : pragmatic Steal with pride A programme wide approach?

CONCLUSION Set up Politics change; ambition must remain Campaigning in poetry, delivering in prose Share with Passion; Steal with Pride

Our Partnership Reabilita Lda. EMEL ENOV CEiiA A EDPD Kiunsys A2A NHP Cities Push Teicos Município de Lisboa TfL Danfos PoliMI Comune Di Milano Royal Borough of Greenwich CEFRIEL Poliedra IST Warsaw Followers Bordeau x Burgas PT Inovação e Sistemas RSE Concirrus Mastadon C

Delivering a Set of Open Building Block Solutions (Repeat and Scale) Measure Greenwich Downtown Porta Romano Citizen Engagement Building Retrofit 376 social homes, 1 school, 5 PV buildings 1 public housing block, 2 private homes, 1 public building, PV 20 private housing blocks, 5 mixed owner blocks, Energy Management community renewable energy generation, smart grid and distribution, river source heat pump, customer behaviour change optimised building consumption, microgeneration, consumption/production map, adaptive street lighting, traffic monitoring real-time demand response and energy optimisation, and micro-geographical information and visualisation emobility 20 private housing blocks, 5 mixed owner blocks, EV Car Sharing 8 autonomous shared evs 60 evs ebikes XX ebikes for council staff 150 e-bikes and 7 dock stations 150 ebikes EV Charging 20 charge points 1 public rapid CP, 6 (4+2) CP of 20KW with 3 charging modes, 24 private smart- CPs 60 charge points Smart Parking 1,000 parking places 60 parking bays EV Logistics 105 new municipal fleet vehicles, 40 postal vehicles, 6 new parking service vehicles 15 elogistics vehicles Smart Lamp Posts 3,000 lampposts 500 lampposts case study Urban Platform