Ramón Cerero Ana Gzlez Bordagaray Mikel Abendaño 26 junio 2002 Integration of Control Centre and Power Quality Information at IBERDROLA Ramón Cerero Ana Gzlez Bordagaray Mikel Abendaño

Index Iberdrola: Company introduction Need for iPODAC 26 junio 2002 Index Iberdrola: Company introduction Need for iPODAC Interfaces with other systems Architectural Design User Interface Conclusions and further developments

Company Introduction Main numbers: 26 junio 2002 Company Introduction BILBAO Main numbers: VALLADOLID 9,3 Million Customers. 8 Control centres distributed along Spanish territory (formerly 37 in 1997) 50.000 MV outages, 20.000 planned jobs 900 Substations (all telecontrolled)+ 2000 telecontrolled locations in MV Feeders. Transformation Capacity : 11.900 MW (MV) + 25.200 MVA(LV) 6.000 HV/MV Feeders 78.000 MV/LV Transformers. CACERES MADRID VALENCIA TOLEDO ALICANTE MURCIA

26 junio 2002 Why was iPODAC needed? General reingeneering. Grouping of control centres and systems, Implementation of new systems (DMS, Maintenance) and demand for information all around the company Need for Integration (SCADA/DMS, AM/FM/GIS, MAINTENANCE/RELIABILITY, CIS) Need for real time information (Maintenance, operation) and historical data (planning, maintenance, operation, management). Web technologies: Corporate access from anywhere, small bandwidth requirement, friendliness. New regulation requirements (exoneration, customer discounts, auditability, etc..)

RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE Outages Information for 26 junio 2002 iPODAC Interfaces SAP environment RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE (GAMAD system) Real time Data Outages/jobs history Quality of service indexes Other Statistical reports iPODAC GIS/AM/FM (Sigrid system) Network Model & Inventory Outages Information for Bill Discounts CIS (Customer Bills) Outages, calls, Quality of service information... WEB ACCESS to iPODAC through the Browser Field Orders Measurements Counters (SCADA/DMS/EMS)

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User Interface Web Based Aproach user interface: 26 junio 2002 User Interface Web Based Aproach user interface: Easy to access from anywhere inside/outside the company User Friendly interface. Future oriented (mobile access, internet,…) Flexible design. Currently Following Functionality implemented: Real time outages (Maintenance, operation). Historic outages (planning, maintenanace, operation, management). Quality of service indexes (Indexes such as TIEPI, NIEPI, individual Quality of Service) Tracking of exoneration Other general statistical reports (number of outages, Calls. Response times, expected & quality tendency, etc…) SMS sending.

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Final Conclusions Success Based in User experiences and comments 26 junio 2002 Final Conclusions Success Based in User experiences and comments True improvements: systems management and maintenance, flexibility for changes, users satisfaction with solution. Future objectives: Mobile access, planned outages, graphic visualization of results (map like), improvements based on new quality of service regulation requirements Connection with other Web systems (SCADA alarms, Maintenance reports, etc..)

26 junio 2002 Contact Information Ramón Cerero ramon.cerero@iberdrola.es +34944664303 Ana Gzlez. Bordagaray ana.gb@iberdrola.es +34944663551 Mikel Abendaño mabendano@iberdrola.es +34944664957