1. Smart Cities
Uroš Merljak

2. The megatrends and the cities
Digitalization enables intelligence everywhere
Efficiency
is mainstream
New economies grow through urbanization
grow through
smart cities will become a reality

3. The magnitude of the Cities challenge
World population
Earth’s surface
Global energy
consumption
Global CO 2
emissions
Years to
double the
urban capacity
developed over
the past
years
4000
Cities today…
…and by 2050

4. Smart cities demand long-term collaboration between all stakeholders
Industry suppliers
Includes ICT, energy,
transportation & infrastructure
vendors & service providers
Planners & Developers
Includes real estate
developers, urban planners, &
property managers
Governments
Includes National, regional as
well as local city officials
Utilities
Includes city and private
electric, water, &
gas utilities
Private Investors
Includes international
development banks and
private organizations
NGO’s & associations
Includes all local
organizations - citizens,
businesses & NGOs
People & Communities

5. We face challenges in expert solutions through collaboration
6 areas of expert solutions
customized to cities’ unique needs
integrated for performance
delivered in a collaborative
model, together with
best-in-class partners

6. 6 areas of expertise

7. Integrated Management Platform - Mobility
Data collected from infrastructure systems is turned into actionable intelligence
monitors system performance,
identifies potential issues before they occur

8. Environmental Footprint Assessment Helping local governments manage, track, and report their Sustainability performance
Collecting and Validating Environmental Metrics
Migrating from Disclosure to Performance
Evolving Environemental and
Sustainability Tracking Efforts

9. Towards an integrated platform to optimize city operation and efficiency
City Residents
Services & information
Smart Public
Services
Systems
Smart Water
Integrated City Management Platform
Smart Energy
Smart Mobility
Smart Buildings
& Homes
Communications Network(s)
Information Sharing
Business Intelligence
Decision Support
City Government
More efficient city management
Environmental Footprint Assessment
Incident Management
Infrastructure

10. Building a Smart City together
Understand  a city’s drivers and its unique opportunities to get “smart”
> involve the private sector upfront
Focus on the pressing issues with available solutions
> start now and create a sustainable roadmap for the future
Estimate economical, social and environmental impact
> engagement of and benefits for all stakeholders
Co-create financing & operating model
> collaborate with long-term partners
Deliver!

11. Strasbourg, France

12. Scope of the project & solution description
Houston, Texas - USA
Scope of the project & solution description
Impact & Key
benefits
• Water SCADA system to manage water
distribution and wastewater
• 40 municipal buildings retrofitted for
energy efficiency as part of the Clinton
Climate Initiative
• Electric SCADA system implemented in
the city electric network by the local
electric utility
• $3 million yearly warranted energy and
water savings from building retrofits
• More efficient operation and control of
the city electric grid
• Increased efficiency of water distribution
and improved reaction to disruptions

13. Scope of the project & solution description
Strasbourg, France
Scope of the project & solution description
Impact & Key
benefits
• A complete set of charging infrastructure
(on street, private parking, residential)
and 135 charging stations.
• Power management (Metering, Local LV
protection & control, Peak hour off set)
• Services (User identification, On Street /
antivandalism)
• Security management (Electrical audits,
Installation and Commissioning,
Maintenance contract, Remote
monitoring
• Smart energy management is the
fastest, the simplest and the most cost
effective solution to support EV growth. It
is the key to reduce green gas emission.

14. Scope of the project & solution description
Madrid, Spain
Scope of the project & solution description
Impact & Key
benefits
• Meteorological Information Systems and
communications terminals for the new
terminal at the Madrid-Barajas airport
• Stormwater management solution for
key city canal
• Urban Energy Management system to
control building energy consumption and
provide residents access to usage
information
• Implementation of real-time adaptive
traffic control system in 739 intersections
throughout the city
• Integrated platform to manage traffic
control, CCTV system, city access
control, variable messaging & web-
based traveler information
• Integrated operation of urban tunnels
based on simulation technology to
support decisions.
• Reduction of flooding effects for 5+
million residents
• Reduction in building energy
consumption leading to recognition with
a Sustainable City Award
• 5% reduction in average travel times
• 19% reduction in traffic delays
• Significant reduction in air pollution and
accidents

15. Make the most of
your energy ™