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ICT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND NEIGHBOURHOODS FOR CARBON- NEUTRAL CITIES The Construction sector: a vision from CSTB Meeting of Advisory Group European Commission DG INFSO Brussels, 16 th September 2011 Dr. Alain


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ICT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND NEIGHBOURHOODS FOR CARBON- NEUTRAL CITIES The Construction sector: a vision from CSTB

Meeting of Advisory Group European Commission – DG INFSO Brussels, 16th September 2011

  • Dr. Alain ZARLI - Head of Division

Information Technologies & Knowledge Dissemination Department CSTB - Centre Scientifique & Technique du Bâtiment

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Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

EE neighbourhoods, districts & cities – do we have some common definitions?

Object – what is exactly the considered spatial dimension?

Neighbourhood: scale at level of a group of adjacent buildings;

District: integrates a set of connex buildings, public spaces, roads, vehicles, undergrounds, and networks (in a broad sense) + inhabitants, users (e.g. commuters), and administrators / managers;

City: a network of connected districts – with potential interfaces...

 Potential factors to be considered

Spatio-temporal synergies inferred by a usage mix (including mutualisation of energy production and recovery);

Physical interaction – direct (e.g. umbrage common wall) or indirect (through any kind

  • f network) – inter-buildings;

Energetic expenses related to public spaces (e.g. urban lighting);

Energetic retro-actions district / environment;

Mobility.

 Objectives – from an ICT point of view:

 To produce ICT tools:

gathering & analysing information and supporting decision-making (e.g. through simulation) specificaly for the district / city scales

contributing to « decarbonate » the balance energy / greenhouse gases with respect to:

  • perating the district;

transforming the district.

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New role in innovative distributed energy production with new associated business models

Renewable energy management

Distribution optimisation of local energy production

Storage of energy/electricity, to deal with erasing consumption peaks

Optimisation of energy balance (demand vs supply)

Management of coordination of the energetic system

Ensuring appropriate integration with smart energy grids - including securing the provision at any time of the energy

... in a systemic approach & according to various contexts (energy production mode, user profiling, safety,…).

From eeBMS to eeNMS and eeCMS

Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

 Quantification of deposit of decentralised

(decarbonated) energy production

Decentralised/distributed energy production & management – leading to local resources & energy generation (preferably only renewable,

  • r mixing renewable & fossil-based)

Taking into account multi-constraints sets (regulations, urban planning…)

Identifying relevant management modes

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From current experimentations...

Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

REF: http://www.capenergies.fr/index.php?2011/07/07/618-capenergies-en-pole-position-sur-les-smart-grids Schematic illustration

  • f the
  • perationnal

side of the

Nice Grid

project (on the French Riviera)

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Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

...towards a potential holistic vision

  • Organisation (urban patterns)
  • Management & Costs
  • Renovation / Evolution

Smart Grids

ICT

Production of electricity

TRANSPORT BUILDING

  • Infrastructure / interoperability –

including data security

  • Interfaces (to users) / Dashboards
  • Decision making-support
  • Live large-scale experimentations – with

front runners cities / urban areas as potential (“in-vivo”) living labs

Water Hydrogen Heat networks Electricity Renewable

  • Modeling & simulating complex systems
  • Models of USAGE
  • Models of TRANSITION
  • Data / information standardisation

Waste management

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A 3-fold view... Or a 3-pillars model

  • f reference?

Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

eeD&C / Energy

Evaluate the energy-related interest in developping EPMS: which system for which district - measure / simulate / capitalise info. Define optimised management of EPMS  algorithms Technical support to service deployment: identify the services, considering building constraint Evaluate the environmental impact of EPMS: kWh indicator, computing, observation. Evaluate the economic impact of EPMS: kWh-

  • bserver indicator

.

eeD&C / ICT

Analysis of expectations re. ICT tools for network managers & users Modelling systems & users (behaviours, usage) / Business-View models atop the Urban digital mock-up allowing interoperability of tools dedicated to the design or exploitation of networks – Contribution to standardisation works Digital modelling of the Building-network interface (exchanged information) – link with intelligent metering ICT tools for design & optimal management of networked systems based

  • n global optimisation techniques (GAs,

neuronal networksetc.) and or global sensitivity algorithms Definition & prototyping of interfaces / dashboards for visualising, designing or managing information (for users, designers, managers…)

eeD&C / Services

Definition of architectures (hardware & software) for the development of energetic services New algorithms for systemic management of EE districts & cities (predictive mode, agent, optimal control) Digital modelling to assess energetic value of new EE services developed in Micro-grids Definition of energetic dashboards to achieve benchmarking studies – integrating indicators suitable to usage / users Definition of a method to compute/visualise the energetic charge of a district – based on building/usage/system data

Conveying & storing digital “smart data / events”

  • ver networks

“Smartly” processing data according to indentified patterns / global objectives Making objects “smart” over the network/grid (ICT empowerment)

EPMS: Energy Production Mutualised System

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 Technical questions

 What are the observation methods?  What are the adaptation strategies?  What is the impact of energy storage on intelligent networks?  …

The right questions... ?

Alain ZARLI – CSTB – September 2011

 Methodological questions

 “from-global-to-detail” OR “from-detail-to-global” approach?  Starting from “conceptual” scenarios OR building-up from live

experimentations?

 Defining trends from exemplary projects?  …

 Organisational questions

 How to create a critical mass of research & innovation at EU level

in the areas of ICT-based technologies / services for energy efficiency in neighbourhoods & cities?

 How to ensure the usage value of technical solutions, for instance

through large-scale pilots, user panels, education of citizens?

 How to achieve systemic evaluation (KPI-based) of complex

systems?

 …

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alain.zarli@cstb.fr Thank you for your attention