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Smart Home Energy Management System with Renewable and Storage Energy Speaker : Hong-Tzer Yang Speaker : Hong-Tzer Yang (楊宏澤教授,國立成功大學電機系) Professor & Deputy Director Professor & Deputy Director Center for Energy Technology and Strategy Research Center for Energy Technology and Strategy Research Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

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  • Smart Home Energy Management System with Renewable and

    Storage Energy

    Speaker : Hong-Tzer YangSpeaker : Hong-Tzer Yang

    Professor & Deputy DirectorProfessor & Deputy DirectorCenter for Energy Technology and Strategy ResearchCenter for Energy Technology and Strategy ResearchDepartment of Electrical EngineeringDepartment of Electrical EngineeringNational Cheng-Kung University, TaiwanNational Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

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    OutlineOutline

    Master Plan of Smart Grid in TaiwanMaster Plan of Smart Grid in TaiwanSmart Grid Implementation Plan in Smart Grid Implementation Plan in TaiwanTaiwan

    Smart Home/Building Energy Smart Home/Building Energy Management SystemManagement System

    Future Prospects Future Prospects

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    Master Plan of Smart Grid in Taiwan

  • 4

    Worldwide Smart Grid StatusWorldwide Smart Grid Status

    Reliability enhancement by information network and technology to shorten outage duration time. That is supported by DOE from EISA 2007.

    20/20/20: CO2 reduction by 20% by 2020 compared with that of 1990.(AMI/AMR & EV)

    Smart Community alliance had made up by governor and manufacture, to demonstration the smart grid in Yokohama, Toyota, Kyoto, and Kitakyushu City.

    China announced the 12th 5-year plan, and will invest $250 billion (USD) in 7 areas (include generation, transmission, substation, distribution, dispatch, customer, and communication) for a strong and smart power grid.

    There are three phases to 5 implementation areas from power grid to service, which are integrated at Jeju Island as a smart grid test-bed.

    EU

    China

    Japan

    Korea

    USA

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    Smart Grid Master Plan in TaiwanSmart Grid Master Plan in Taiwan Smart Grid Master Plan is formally announced on 3 Sept. 2012.

    We will invest about USD $4 billion in six implementation areas to construct smart grid infrastructure during 2011-2030.

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    To establish a high quality, high efficiency and environmental friendly smart grid to get forward the realization of the low carbon society and sustainable development.

    EV

    AMI (National AMI Deployment Plan)

    EMSRenewable Energy

    Energy Storage SystemsT&DAS

    Renewable Energy: Onshore/Offshore Wind Farms/Solar Power/Energy Storage Systems

    VisionVision

    http://www.tradekorea.com/product-detail/P00014065/Feeder_Protection___Control_Relay.html

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    (1)To Ensure Reliable Power Supply:The SAIDI (System Average Interruption Duration Index)

    should be maintained on the top five of the world in 2030. (2030:15.5min./year)

    Reducing the power transmission loss from 4.8% to 4.4% in 2030.

    (2) To Encourage Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction:

    Reducing 100 million ton CO2 emission per year in 2030.

    (3) To Enhance the Use of Green Energy: Improving the renewable power interconnection

    capability to 30% in 2030. (4) To Develop Low-carbon Industry:

    Driving smart grid industry to create NTD 700 billion value in 2030.

    ObjectivesObjectives

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    Smart Grid Implementation Plan in Taiwan

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    Overview of Taiwan Power SystemOverview of Taiwan Power System

    161/69 kV

    P/S

    TRANSMISSION

    D/S

    GENERATION

    Fossil

    Hydro

    Nuclear

    *

    345/161 kV

    E/S

    161/22.8 kV 22.8/11.4 kV Customer

    TPC 6.9/13.8

    167KVA

    S/S

    DISTRIBUTIONCustomer 161 kV Customer69 kV

    Customer220/110 V

    69/11.4 kV

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    Overview of Taiwan Power CompanyOverview of Taiwan Power Company Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) is a state-owned electric power utility

    providing electric power to Taiwan and off-shore islands

    Reference Taipower www.taipower.com.tw

    http://www.taipower.com.tw/

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    Overview of Taiwan Power SystemOverview of Taiwan Power SystemPeak Load: 33.79 GW (2011.08.18)

    Total energy production: 142,838 GWh (2012.08)Taiwan Power Company

    Installed Capacity : 41,501MW (2012.08)1st Nuclear 1272MW

    2nd Nuclear 1970M

    Tung-Hsiao 1815MW

    Lungmen Nuclear 2700MW(Under Const.)

    TaTan 4384MW

    Tai-Chung 5780MW

    Takuan PS

    Ming-Tan Pumped Storage 1666 MW

    Mai-Liao 1800MWIPP

    Chingshan Hydro (Under Rehabilitation)Techi Hydro

    Legend

    Extra High Voltage Substation

    345KV Transmission Line

    Primary Substation

    161KV Transmission Line

    Thermal Power PlantsHydro Power plants

    Nuclear Power plants

    IPPs

    3rd Nuclear 1902MW

    Ta-Lin 2400MW

    Hsing-Ta 4326MW

    (Talin Rebuild1600MW Under Implement.)

    PengHu

    Heavy Load 1.metropolis 2.industy park (science park, steel rolling mill)

    steel rolling mill

    science park

    science park

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    Jinshan Jinshan 11st st Nuclear Nuclear Power PlantPower Plant

    Kuosheng Kuosheng 22nd nd Nuclear Nuclear Power PlantPower Plant

    MaanshanMaanshan33rdrd Nuclear Nuclear Power PlantPower Plant

    LungmenLungmen44thth Nuclear Nuclear Power PlantPower Plant

    Nuclear Power Plants in TaiwanNuclear Power Plants in Taiwan

    Station Set Capacity (MW) Status

    1st Jinshan Nuclear Power Plant1 636 Retire in 20182 636 Retire in 2019

    2nd Kuosheng Nuclear Power Plant1 985 Retire in 20212 985 Retire in 2023

    3rd Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant1 951 Retire in 20242 951 Retire in 2024

    4th Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant1 1350 Operate in 2014 2 1350 Operate in 2016

    Reference Taipower www.taipower.com.tw

    http://www.taipower.com.tw/

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    Overview of Taiwan Power SystemOverview of Taiwan Power System Energy Policy of Taiwan

    a. Steadily ReducingNuclearDependencya)No extension to life spans of existing plants, and the

    decommissioning plan should be launched as planned.b)The security of the 4th Nuclear Power Plant must be ensured

    prior its commercial operation.b. Replacing Nuclear with LNG for Base Load

    LNG total installation capacity is expected to reach 26,532 MW (accounting for 40% of total capacity of power installations) by 2030.

    c. Promoting Renewable Energy ExtensivelyUnder the campaign of one thousand wind mills and one million

    sunshine roofs, the installed capacity of renewable energy is expected to reach 12,502 MW (accounting for 16% of total power installations) by 2030.

  • 14

    Smart Grid Implementation Plan in TaiwanSmart Grid Implementation Plan in Taiwan

    (1) Strategiesa. Smart Generation & Dispatching

    a)Upgrade traditional thermal power generation efficiencyb)Integrate large scale renewable energies

    b. Smart Transmission a)Increase transmission grid efficiency and reliability using new

    technologiesb)Enhance capability of asset management

    c. Smart Distributiona)Improve the reliability of distribution networkb)Increase the penetration of distributed renewable energy

    d. Smart Customera)Improve energy usage efficiency through customer

    participationb)Reduce peak load by way of demand response

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    Southern California Edison

    Meter (AMI) is the interface between customer loads andenergy management systems and the grid

    Strategic Initiatives of

    Smart Grid in Taiwan

    (cont.)

    Data Center

    In Data Center:Billing/Customer serviceDistribution automationEnergy managementOutage management

    Smart HomeAMI

    ADAS

    80kW Diesel Generator

    Microgrid System

    PCC

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    Objectives of Taiwans Smart-Grid Action Plan Objectives of Taiwans Smart-Grid Action Plan

    PhasesObjectives 2011

    Phase I2012-2015

    Phase II2016-2020

    Phase III2021-2030

    Ensured Reliable Power Supply

    SAIDI(min/customer year)

    21 17.5 16 15.5

    Reduced transmission loss (%) 4.72 4.64 4.54 4.42

    Improve power supply bottleneck 64 items solve 20% solve 40% solve 80%

    Smart Substation - 25 stations 303stations 583 stations

    DAS 70% 80% 88% 100%

    AMI (meters) HV 1,200HV 23,000

    LV 1MLV 6M

    National Wide

    Deployment

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    Objectives of Taiwans Smart-Grid Action Plan Objectives of Taiwans Smart-Grid Action Plan

    PhasesObjectives

    Currently2011

    Phase I2012-2015

    Phase II2016-2020

    Phase III2021-2030

    Energy Conservation and Emission-Reduction

    Emission-Reduction

    (million Ton./year)- 11.78 35.99 114.71

    Enhance the Use of Green Energy

    Improving renewable power interconnection

    capacity (penetration)

    10% under 15% 20% 30%

    Develop Low-carbon Industry

    Smart Grid Revenues

    (NTD)25 billion 100 billion 300 billion 700 billion

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    Reserve Margin (%) in Taiwan Reserve Margin (%) in Taiwan

    1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010-40

    -20

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    year

    Res

    erve

    Mar

    gin

    (%)

    Reserve margin (%) =Reserve Capacity

    Peak Load 100%

    Reserve capacity (MW) = Net Peaking Capability - Peak Load

    Reference Taipower www.taipower.com.tw

    http://www.taipower.com.tw/

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    Status ofStatus of DR Program in TaiwanDR Program in Taiwan Qualifications

    Usual Capacity Contract >500kW Demand Reduction Hours

    When demand reduction is required, users will be notified 15 min, 30 min or 1 hour ahead.

    The demand reduction period can last for 2 or 4 hours based on users choice Frequency of DR Operation

    Maximum reduction time is once a day At least once per month during Summer At least twice during non-Summer

    DR Capacity Contract Contract is agreed by both sides, but not less than the minimum DR contracted

    capacity Minimum DR contracted capacity is calculated as follows:

    If usual contracted capacity is less than 5000kW, DR reduction rate should be no less than 20%

    If usual contracted capacity is more than 5001kW, DR reduction rate should be no less than 10%

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    Electricity Bill Reduction Customers electricity bill will be deducted by how long ahead they

    choose to be notified for DR operation

    Notification TimeBase Charge

    Reduction(NT$/kW/month)

    Energy charge Reduction(NT$/kWh)

    15 min ahead 20 8

    30 min ahead 20 6

    1 hour ahead 20 4

    Status of DR Program in Taiwan (cont.)Status of DR Program in Taiwan (cont.)

    US$:NT$ = 1:30

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    ContentsContents2011:System Planning and 2011:System Planning and Interface developmentInterface development

    2012:Smart Building EMS Demonstration

    2013:All System Integration and Cost Effectiveness Analysis

    TV Display

    DS2 PLC

    RS485

    WiFi AP

    AC Power Line from Taipower Grid

    Setup Box

    AMI

    DS2 PLC

    DS2 PLC

    NILM1

    NILM2

    DS2 PLC

    Bi-directionalCharger

    Zigbee Coordinator

    WiFi/RS232 Bridge

    RS232

    WiFi AP

    Zigbee Device

    Home Gateway

    ARM11 Processor

    Embedded System Design

    Ethernet WiFi PLC Zigbee

    Hardware Communication Interface

    SD Memory

    DS2 PLC

    DS2 PLC

    Micro Inverter

    DS2 PLC

    PV

    PV

    DS2 PLC

    Battery

    ()()

    ()()

    ()

    ()

    ()

    Personal Computer

    Data Collection ManagementLoad Pattern AnalysisWeather, Load, and Real-time Prediction SystemMulti-objective Decision Making SystemTemperature and Humidity, illumination sensing control EMS Software InterfaceRemote data and program burningEMS Software Development

    WiFi AP

    ()()()

    ()()()()

    ()()

    ()

    WT

    EV

    ()

    Chip Design and Fabrication

    ()()

    ()()()()

    ()()

    Technical Specifications and

    StandardsElectricity Tariff

    Structure

    ()

    Ethernet

    NILM: Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring

    Home Energy Management System

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    Low Voltage AMI TimelineLow Voltage AMI TimelineYear Meter NO. to

    be installedWorking Items

    1st Stage(Tech.test)

    2009 50 Communication Technology Testing

    2010 300~500 Define Function and standardTest platform Plan

    2nd Stage(PreliminaryInstallation)

    2011 10,000 MIDMS Meter Function TestMeter Function Std. ID.Construct Test PlatformConstruct New TOU FEEs

    2012

    Technology Confirm & C/B Ass.

    3rd Stage(Fundamental Installation)

    2013 1,000,000 Meters InstallationNew TOU Fee ExecutionLoad Management and Demand Response Study2014

    2015

    Cost/Benefit Assessment

    4th Stage(Extended Installation

    2016->

    5,000,000 Construct Distribution AutomationApply Load Management and Demand Response

    Reference Taipower www.taipower.com.tw

    http://www.taipower.com.tw/

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    Energy Meters Communication Decision making/ Services

    Home Home Automation Automation

    NetworkNetwork

    Local area Local area network, i.e. network, i.e. PLC, WiFi, PLC, WiFi, ZigBeeZigBee

    AggregatorWide Area Network, i.e. Wide Area Network, i.e. GPRS/3G, WiMax, Optical GPRS/3G, WiMax, Optical fiberfiber

    Data Management System

    Energy Control Platform

    PMU (Phasor Measurement Unit)

    Smart Meters

    FTU (Feeder Terminal Unit)

    Communication Equipment

    Transmission and Distribution Control and

    Management Devices

    Electrical System Supplying Optimization

    Advanced Metering InfrastructureAdvanced Metering Infrastructure

    GenerationGeneration

    TransmissionTransmission

    DistributionDistribution

    LoadLoad Smart Appliances

    Power Plant

    Management System

    Load Shedding/ Energy Saving

    Transparent Energy Info. Real-time Demand Analysis Optimized Electricity Dispatch

    http://www.tradekorea.com/product-detail/P00014065/Feeder_Protection___Control_Relay.html

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    STS

    vo1=V11

    vg=Vggvo2=V22

    110Vac, 60HzPg

    io1

    io2

    =~~

    ==

    =~~

    ==

    =~~

    ==

    Vo3=V33

    io2

    or

    ()

    PCC

    Residential Renewable Energy SystemsResidential Renewable Energy Systems

    Wired/Wireless Wired/Wireless CommunicationCommunicationZigbee, PLC (Protocols, Zigbee, PLC (Protocols, Standards )Standards )

    IC DesignIC Design(Lower the Cost)(Lower the Cost)

    Module InverterModule Inverter(Increase the efficiency and lower (Increase the efficiency and lower the partial shading effects)the partial shading effects)

    Islanding DetectionIslanding DetectionInsures system stability by fast Insures system stability by fast detection with minimized NDZdetection with minimized NDZ

    Power Factor CorrectionPower Factor Correction(Increase the efficiency)(Increase the efficiency)

    Energy Storage System or EVEnergy Storage System or EVIncrease the electricity supply Increase the electricity supply reliability and coordinate with energy reliability and coordinate with energy management optimizationmanagement optimization

    Utility Utility GridGrid

    Residential Residential LoadLoad

    Home GatewayHome Gateway(Energy management (Energy management optimization)optimization)

    Wind Power SystemWind Power System

    PV generation SystemPV generation System

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    PLC master

    PLC slave

    RS232RS232

    IPTV

    e-meter

    PLC slave

    e-meter

    AC power line

    Zigbee receiver

    Zigbee meter module

    Ethernet

    ZigbeeEthernet

    Ethernet

    WiFi

    Zigbee

    Home Area Network Home Area Network User and machine User and machine monitoring and control monitoring and control systemsystem

    Home GatewayHome Gateway

    NILM techniqueNILM technique

    InternetInternet

    datacenter

    Internet

    Smart home/building

    electrical circuits /power loops

    Power meter with NILM functions

    Home gateway

    PC/mobile/tablet

    Datacenter

    AC electricity from

    utility company

  • 26

    Renewable Energies in a Smart HomeRenewable Energies in a Smart Home

    DC

    AC

    Utility Grid110V, 60Hz

    AC

    AC

    Smart meter

    home electricity consumption

    Storage system

    Inverter

    Inverter

    Smart phone

    Solar generator

    Wind power generator

    Personal computer

    Wifi

    Internet

    Digital Signal Processor (DSP) programing design:Digital Signal Processor (DSP) programing design: MPPT control, Power factor correction (PFC) control (Wind-turbine), charging/discharging control, grid-connected control, power flow control, islanding detection

    Power conversion circuit design and implementation: Power conversion circuit design and implementation: DC-DC Converter, Inverter, soft-switching technology, high step-up technology, bi-direction charging circuit

    User and machine monitoring User and machine monitoring and control systemand control system

  • 27

    PLC

    WiFi APAMI

    PLC

    NILM

    Zigbee Device

    PV

    PV

    Battery

    Zigbee

    PLC

    WANWANEthernet

    PLC

    PLC PLC

    Appliences

    EV

    WT

    Zigbee

    Smart Home Energy Management System

    Home Gateway:Home Gateway:(1) Scheduling Optimizationof Home appliances(2) Air-condition (Lighting) Optimization Control(3) EV Smart Charging Scheduling

    User and Machine Monitoring User and Machine Monitoring and Control System:and Control System:

    (1) Residential Load Forecasting

    (2) Solar/Wind Power Generation Prediction

    ADAADASS

    Computing Intelligence Applications in Computing Intelligence Applications in Smart Home EMSSmart Home EMS

  • 28

    low medium high

    $0.13/kWh $0.18/kWh

    $0.1/kWh $0.23/kWh

    22o 32o

    24.5o 29.5o

    low medium high

    Fuzzy Logic Control Algorithm for Air-Fuzzy Logic Control Algorithm for Air-conditioners conditioners

    CalculateCalculate Humidity Index

    Temperature and humidity

    Electricity Tariff

    Adjustable

    26 27 28

    0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1

    low medium high

    low 28 27 26

    medium OFF 28 27

    high OFF 28 28

    Fuzzy Rule

    Home Gateway

    Zigbee module

    ZigbeeZigbee

    IR

    behavior learning

    low medium high

  • 29

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    N o n - S c h e d u l a b l e L o a d F o r e c a s t o f a T y p i c a l L a r g e H o u s e o n J u l y 1 0 t h

    A c t u a l D a t a

    F o r e c a s t e d D a t a

    Residential Load ForecastingResidential Load Forecasting

    Similar day selection

    x2

    wj1

    wj2

    wjm

    x1

    xm

    F yj

    Activation Function

    Output

    Synaptic WeightsInput

    Signal

    Neural network 1 : Neural network 1 : primary forecasting primary forecasting

    Neural network 2 :Neural network 2 :error forecasting error forecasting

    x2

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    wj2

    wjm

    x1

    xm

    F yj

    Activation Function

    Output

    Synaptic WeightsInput

    Signal

    History data

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    Scheduling Optimizationof Home AppliancesScheduling Optimizationof Home Appliances

    Min (Cost)Min (Cost)Subject to : Comfort level Convenience

    0 10 20 30 40 500

    1000

    2000

    3000

    4000

    5000

    Time (30min)

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    Scheduled Loads of a Typical Medium House

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    2000

    3000

    4000

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    Scheduled Loads of a Typical Medium House

    Base LoadStoveRefrigeratorFreezerAir-ConditionerClothes DryerClothes WasherDishwasherElectric Water HeaterElectric Vehicle

    0 2 4 6 8 1 0 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 2 0 2 20

    0 . 5

    1

    1 . 5

    2

    2 . 5

    3

    3 . 5

    4

    Time (hour)

    Pric

    e ($

    /kW

    h)

    P r o p o s e d T i m e - o f - U s e P r i c eTime-of-use

    0 : 0 0 4 : 0 0 8 : 0 0 1 2 : 0 0 1 6 : 0 0 2 0 : 0 0 2 4 : 0 00

    5 0 0

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    1 5 0 0

    2 0 0 0

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    A c t u a l D a t a

    F o r e c a s t e d D a t a

    Residential load forecasting result

    Optimization solving methods:Optimization solving methods:Particle Swarm Optimization

    (PSO)Simulated Annealing (SA)Genetic Algorithms (GA)

    Optimization objectiveOptimization objective

    0 : 0 0 4 : 0 0 8 : 0 0 1 2 : 0 0 1 6 : 0 0 2 0 : 0 0 2 4 : 0 00

    5

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    1 5

    2 0

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    3 0

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    4 0

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    PV

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    (W)

    P V O u t p u t P o w e r o f a S P 7 5 M o d u l e

    Renewable energy generation forecasting

  • 31

    SHEMS User Interface Design Web BasedSHEMS User Interface Design Web Based

  • 32

    Android based APP Design

    SHEMS User Interface Design APP BasedSHEMS User Interface Design APP Based

  • 33

    Standard and Specification - OpenADRStandard and Specification - OpenADR

    Operators InformationSystem

    Utility or ISO STANDARD PARTICPANT INTERFACE

    InternetDemand Response

    Automation Server

    (DRAS)STANDARD PARTICPANT INTERFACE

    Internet

    Aggregated Loads

    DRAS Client

    Gatewaycontrol network

    W W WElectricLoads

    Gatewaycontrol network

    W W WElectricLoads

    Gatewaycontrol network

    W W WElectricLoads

    Smart DRAS Client

    control network

    W W WElectricLoads

    Simple EMCS

    control network

    W W WElectricLoads

    CLIRRelay contacts

    OpenADR 2.0

    SEP 2.0/SAANet

    Web-base Transport Infrastructure

    Meter

    Gatewaycontrol network

    W W WElectricLoads

    OpenADR v2.0c

    OpenADR v2.0c

    OpenADR v2.0a

    OpenADR Alliance for OpenADR v2.0 with a b c versions:OpenADR v2.0a

    DRAS Simple DARS Client

    OpenADR v2.0b DRAS All DRAS Client

    OpenADR v.2.0c Utility & Renewable

    Client

    DR transmission mode--Pull mode--

    --Push mode--

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    4-Chennel CT input

    5V DC input 3-CH PT input

    SRAM

    NAND

    STM32F

    SD Card JTAG

    Ethernet

    3-PhaseVotlage

    input

    RS485

    5V Power SupplyModule

    ADE7878

    Xbee ProModule

    Nonintrusive Load Monitoring (NILM)Nonintrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) Smarter Meter developed for NILM

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    GPIO

    I2C1

    SPI1

    FSMC

    ADE7878

    Ethernet ICDAVICOM / DM9000A

    3-Phases I&V input

    STM32F103ARM Cortex-M3

    LEDs and buttons

    1G bytes NAND FlashSamsung / K9F8G08

    1M bytes SRAMISSI / IS61WV51216

    SDIOmicroSD Card

    RJ45 ConnectorHR91105A

    USART1RS232

    expansion

    RTC 512KBFlash64KBSRAMBattery

    USART2 Xbee pro module

    Isolated RS485ADI / ADM2587EUSART3

    NFM-05-055W Power supply

    module

    +5VAC

    Structure of HardwareStructure of Hardware

  • 36

    House

    Applications of the Smarter Meter for NILMApplications of the Smarter Meter for NILM

    AC power supply system

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    Applications (Cont.)Applications (Cont.)

    110V/60Hz voltage110V/60Hz voltage

    timetime

    currentcurrent

    of an appliance and its stateof an appliance and its state

  • 38

    Application (Cont.)Application (Cont.)

    voltagecurrent

  • 39

    Application (Cont.)Application (Cont.)

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    Application (Cont.)Application (Cont.)

    time

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    Detected appliances and their state transitionsDetected appliances and their state transitions

    http://images.google.com.tw/imgres?imgurl=http://www.windowsfordevices.com/files/misc/icop_ebox4300.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.techagility.info/2007/12/so-how-small-did-you-want-your-pc/&usg=__rM-WXAqO3ce4m1SUFN1LtUGsLDs=&h=244&w=469&sz=39&hl=zh-TW&start=15&um=1&tbnid=oi84jl_diDdMSM:&tbnh=67&tbnw=128&prev=/images?q=ebox&hl=zh-TW&rlz=1T4GGLL_zh-TWTW322TW322&um=1

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    Time (Hour)

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    Estimate and decompose the total power consumptionEstimate and decompose the total power consumption

    Application (Cont.)Application (Cont.)

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    Application (Cont.)Application (Cont.)

    125kWh/month

    120kWh/month

    90kWh/month

    43kWh/month

    12kWh/month

    $25.00

    $24.00

    $18.00

    $ 8.60

    $ 2.40

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    Gateway PLCPLC

    Zigbee

    PV SystemWind Power SystemAMI Data Center

    Advanced Distribution Automation Systems

    Utility Grid

    Communication

    Gateway

    PC

    PCPriter

    AMI

    Power line

    AMI

    69kV Substation

    Refrigerator

    Charge Station

    Electric Vehicles

    NILMUser And Machine Monitoring and Control SystemNILMZigbee

    Office

    Laboratory

    Smart Building Energy Management System (SBEMS) Demonstration

    (1)Propose Electricity Tariff Structure (2)Intergrate systems of all the sub-projects(3)Define the control structure and strategy of DR(4) Demonstrate the SBEMS(5) Analyze costs/benefits

    National Cheng Kung UniversityNational Cheng Kung UniversityTainan City Tainan City

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    Future Prospects

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    Su

    Submarine Power Cable

    PenghuYunlinTaiwan

    Low-Carbon Island Project in PenghuLow-Carbon Island Project in Penghu

    Low Carbon Island Project in Penghu (59km from Taiwan, inhabitants 89,000, average load 45MW, peak load 83MW)

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    To verify and demonstrate the key technologies and related business models

    EMS/DSM, ToU & DR Model over 200 Customer Side Service/Management

    Micro-grid

    AMI (Startup 500 Meters/total user 30,000)

    Wind Farm

    Diesel Generators

    Smart Substation Auto.

    Solar PV(2MW)

    Small-scale Wind Farm(220kW)

    Large-scale Wind Farm(96MW)

    Solar thermal

    Electrical Vehicle (include E. Motorcycle andCharging Stations)

    Low-Carbon Island Project in PenghuLow-Carbon Island Project in Penghu

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    A field demonstration of low-carbon green living, low-carbon services, and carbon-reduction technologies

    Combining with tourism service to have negative demand growth in low-carbon homes In 2015, the target of having a decrease of 50% of carbon

    emissions compared to 2005 to be reached

    In 2015, 50% of renewable energy penetration level

    Electricity consumption growth rate to be dropped by 7%, and per capita carbon emission to be reduced to 2.1 tons per year.

    Establishing investment model of Taiwan's first large-scale wind turbine in prefectural stock (the benefit of the island to be 1.6 times more)

    Low-Carbon Island Project in PenghuLow-Carbon Island Project in Penghu

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