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2. Smart grid AMI capability+ Remote detection Central and distributed analysis Correction of disturbances on the grid Optimizes grid assets Distribution automation Leverage non-operational data “Self-healing” Future vision ….. From AMR to AMI to the Smart Grid Customer outage detection Demand response Remote meter programming Price signals sent to customer New rate design AMR capability+ AMI Customer voltage measurement Hourly remote meter reads Load profiling Remote TFTN Theft ID Load management AMR Automated Meter Reads

3. The world is changing Will you wash your clothes at 9pm to save 10 cents? Would you drive an extra quarter mile for 10% cheaper gas (that’s 30 cents less)? Would you like it if your car could fill itself? –with less carbon –while you sleep, or while you work, or while you shop –without needing you to stand in the rain, snow, heat –for 50% less per gallon (that’s $1.5 less per gallon) What if it could trade energy based on your settings and pay for your driving all week long? In 1978 could you have believed in an everywhere connected, email capable, computer –With phone, music & video, and navigation, that fits in your pocket? –The edge of the Grid’s equivalent of the “computing revolution”

4. The perimeter is changing Beyond the meter Beyond the Web

5. Scale of the eco-system 10s of millions Few millions 10s of thousands 10sFew10s

6. Cost of the eco-system 70%-90%5%-10%5%-25% ?

7. Common theme whether a standard is national, international, or defacto.

8. The AMI eco-system (size and longevity) One off’s will increase costs in the long run –Gain economy of scale from collaborative software –Lower integration cost from test from industry –Reduced complexity from devices built to fit End to end design from the beginning –The device/network characteristic effect browser app. –The software designed and tested for the eco-system Full life cycle design from the beginning –In house changes (one off’s) cause next update issue –Plan for more than implementation X years of the business case means x years of planning –Plan for a whole new realm of security

9. Who is working collaboratively? Network beyond the meter (HAN) –UCAiug (OpenHAN), (ZigBee/Homeplug alliance), NIST (H2G, I2G,...) EPRI(HAN team), … Transporation –SAE, EPRI(transportation team), NIST (V2G), …

10. Just within the HAN area

11. Who is working collaboratively? Network beyond the meter (HAN) –UCAiug (OpenHAN), (ZigBee/Homeplug alliance), NIST (H2G, I2G,...) EPRI(HAN team), … Transporation –SAE, EPRI(transportation team), NIST (V2G), … Network –UCAiug(AMInet, 61850) IEEE, ANSI, EPRI, …. Enterprise Interfaces –IEC (61968, 61970) UCAiug(AMIent), … Security –AMIsec, ASAP, …

12. The cost of External & Internal risks and code that isn’t created with knowledge AMI-ENT Home PC OMS 61968-3 Planning & Scheduling 61968-5 MDM Or MDUS 61968-9 Data Collection 61968-9 Control & Configuration 61968-9 Meter Maintenance 61968-9 WMS 61968-6 Network Operations 61968-3 Load Mgmt. 61968-9 CIS 61968-8 GIS 61968-4 Load Control 61968-9 MDM 61968-9 MDUS 61968-9 Open HAN ZigBee/Homeplug Third Parties – Retailers, etc Meter Data & Comm. C12.19 Data Collection Systems Utility Systems MDM SystemWide Area Networks Meter- Specific Networks HAN AMI-SEC AMI-Net

13. Who is working collaboratively? Network beyond the meter (HAN) –UCAiug (OpenHAN), (ZigBee/Homeplug alliance), NIST (H2G, I2G,...) EPRI(HAN team), … Transporation –SAE, EPRI(transportation team), NIST (V2G), … Network –UCAiug(AMInet, 61850) IEEE, ANSI, EPRI, …. Enterprise Interfaces –IEC (61968, 61970) UCAiug(AMIent), … Security –AMIsec, ASAP, … SAP lighthouse

14. Meter Data Unification and Synchronization

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