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Opportunities in Smart Grid Stewart Reid Future Networks Manager 1 Legacy: informing future projects

Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution • We own – one electricity transmission network – two electricity distribution networks • 106,000 substations • 128,000 km of circuit • 100+ submarine cable links • across one third of the UK landmass. • Serving 3.5 million customers Legacy: informing future projects

What are we trying to do in a Smarter way? Energy Asset Efficiency Management Customer Supply Service and Reliability - connections Resilience 3 Legacy: informing future projects

Some Examples to get you thinking Moving New services Storing New market Demand for customers Energy models Better Using energy Optimising modelling and where it is traditional predictions created systems 4 Legacy: informing future projects

Street based Energy Storage 5 Legacy: informing future projects

Phase Balance them work ? 6 Legacy: informing future projects

Managing Demand Side Management 7 Legacy: informing future projects

Water Cylinders Default water Maximum water temperature temperature If all water tanks on Shetland converted then 2.5MW of control on island 25% of summer demand If all domestic tanks in UK 6GW Water temperature = 80 ° C Water Temperature = 60 ° C Energy Stored = 13 kWh Energy Stored = 9 kWh Available Energy Storage = 0 Available Energy storage = 4 kWh kWh Legacy: informing future projects

Commercial premises ADR with Honeywell. Aggregated Load Shed – 1 st ADR Event @ Bracknell & Wokingham Honeywell House College Aggregated Load Shed – Honeywell House Aggregated Load Shed – Bracknell Forest Council Legacy: informing future projects

Multi Terminal Test Environment for HVDC + - 8+ regulated projects Northconnect + - Offshore Renewables + - + - + + + + - - - - + - + - + - + - Legacy: informing future projects

My Electric Avenue (I 2 EV) 11 Legacy: informing future projects

How would a DNO model the future loading of the low voltage network? • DNOs understand that: • Customers are different • The use of ADMD may not be appropriate in the future Customer Customer Customer Customer Customer ADMD 1 ADMD 1 ADMD 1 ADMD 1 ADMD 1 300 185 185 95 185 S/S wavecon wavecon wavecon wavecon wavecon • Grouping customers by energy profile may be more relevant • Large amounts of data may be required Legacy: informing future projects

Data Analytics and forecasting techniques 13 Legacy: informing future projects

Thank you • More information at: http://www.ssepd.co.uk/HaveYourSay/Innovation/Portfolio/ 14 Legacy: informing future projects