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EPRI Roadmap Intelligrid
IntelliGrid Program
Vision:
A utilitys meters, sensors, control devices, and software applications
will be able to exchange information, and to do so with sufficient timing
and data volume to enable a wide range of Smart Grid applications.
Mission:
The IntelliGrid Program conducts research, development and
demonstrations on the information and communications technologies
that enable Smart Grid applications
Data Management
Smart Grid
Planning and
Implementation
Data
Management
Communications
Planning &
Implementation
Interoperability
Technical Gaps
Existing standards for smart grid applications are
incomplete and have not been broadly adopted by
utilities, vendors, and third party device manufacturers.
Key smart grid standards need to be harmonized.
Reference architectures and associated interface
standards that will enable interoperability between
equipment from different vendors do not exist.
The tools and techniques to enable standard
certification have not been fully developed.
End to end interoperability test procedures do not exist
Cyber security is not uniformly addressed by standards
Interoperability
Implementation Gaps
Utilities often dont understand the risks
and benefits of adopting a key standard
It is often difficult and costly for utilities to
implement a standard
There is a lack of reference and training
material for standards implementation.
Lack of staff adequately skilled to conduct
training on a broad scale.
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Harmonization
Demo
IEC61850
IEC61968(CIM
distribution)
IEC61970(CIM
transmission)
IEEE802.11(WiFi)
IEEE802.15.4(ZigBee)
IEEE802.16(WiMAX)
IEEE1547
IEEE1815(DNP3)
SAEHybrid
J2836/J2847/J2931/J29
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TaskForce EVcomms
OpenADR
SmartEnergyProfile
2.0
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Testing
Training
Applications
Development
2012Deliverables
SmartGridInteroperabilityStandards
Tracking,AnalysisandContribution
WhitePapersonthe
ImplementationofSmartGrid
InteroperabilityStandards
WhitePapersontheImplementationof
SmartGridInteroperabilityStandards
DataHeapSpecification
SmartGridStandardsTracking,Analysis
andContribution:Annualsummary
report
TransitionfromLegacyProtocolstoIEC
61850
IEC61850Implementation/
Transition
NetworkModelManagerand
Repository
CIMHarmonizationand
ImplementationExamples
UsingStandardstoDisperseFieldData
AcrossTheEnterprise(supplemental)
ProjectSetA
ProjectSetB
2011Deliverables
SmartGridInteroperability
StandardsTracking,Analysisand
Contribution
MappingIEEE1815(DNP3)toIEC
61850Objects
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2011Deliverables
CIMPrimer
CIM MultiSpeakHarmonization
ProjectSetD
CIMConformityandInteroperability
TestProcedureDevelopment
CustomerCommunications
ArchitectureDevelopment
DemandResponseAppliance
ModularInterfaceDemonstration
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2012Deliverables
UpdateonCIMforDistribution
DevelopmentandTestingActivities
ApplicationoftheCIMinDistribution
EnterpriseApplications
FieldForceDataVisualization
FieldAreaNetwork Demo(supplemental)
CIMdevelopment(supplemental)
SmartBuildingInterfaces
UsingSEP2forDERIntegration
DemandResponseApplianceModular
InterfaceDemonstration(supplemental)
OpenADR&AncillaryServices
Demonstration(supplemental)
Communications
Issues and Gaps
Research Plan
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Communications
Issues and Gaps
Research Plan
2012Deliverables
ProjectSetA
SmartGridCommunicationsIntelligencer
CommunicationsInterestGroup
SynchrophasorCommunications
Infrastructure
SynchrophasorCommunications
Infrastructure
AdvancedSmartGridCommunications
FANDemonstration(supplemental)
SmartGridCommunications
Intelligencer
CommunicationsInfrastructurefor
DistributionApplicationsand
Automation
HANPerformanceMetricsand
Monitoring
TheRoleofCustomerBroadband
ModularCommunicationInterface
Demo(supplemental)
ProjectSetB
ProjectSetC
ProjectSetD
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Data Management
Gaps
Data is often held in disparate locations with no
relationship between the data in those locations.
Data can be federated, that is located in
different applications but with a relationship to the
data across the entire enterprise.
No conventions have been determined for when
data should be stored centrally and when it
should be stored in a federated data structure.
Traditional databases are optimized to overcome
storage or performance limitations. Storing data
in a format that is optimized for analysis needs to
be investigated.
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2012Deliverables
DataHeapSpecification
TransitionfromLegacyProtocolsto
IEC61850
CIMHarmonizationand
ImplementationExamples
NetworkModelManagerand
Repository
MappingIEEE1815(DNP3)to
IEC61850Objects
UsingStandardstoDisperseField
DataAcrosstheEnterprise
(supplemental)
CIMHarmonizationand
ImplementationExamples
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CIM MultiSpeak
Harmonization
CIMConformityand
InteroperabilityTestProcedure
Development
ProjectSetC
ProjectSetD
2012Deliverables
CustomerCommunications
ArchitectureDevelopment
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GeospatialInformationSystem(GIS)
DataImprovement:Processes,
strategies,tacticsandtools
UpdateonCIMforDistribution
DevelopmentandTestingActivities
ApplicationoftheCIMinDistribution
EnterpriseApplications
FieldForceDataVisualization
CIMDevelopment(supplemental)
AMIDataforDRVerification
UsingSEP2.0forDERIntegration
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ProjectSetA
2012Deliverables
CaliforniaUtilityVisionand
RoadmapfortheSmartGridof
2020
SmartGridRoadmapInterest
Group
WhitePapersonthe
ImplementationofSmartGrid
InteroperabilityStandards
SmartGridRoadmapSynthesisReport
SmartGridRoadmapInterestGroup
Smartgridroadmapworkshop
WhitePapersontheImplementationof
SmartGridInteroperabilityStandards
AnalyticalStudiesonTopicsthatImpact
theDeploymentoftheSmartGrid
IEC61850Implementationand
Transition
TransitionfromLegacyProtocolstoIEC
61850
CIMHarmonizationand
ImplementationExamples
UsingStandardstoDisperseFieldData
AcrosstheEnterprise(supplemental)
ProjectSetB
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2012Deliverables
ProjectSetC
ProjectSetD
Metering,Network,inthefield
Operations,andInformation
Systems(MENOFIS)
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FieldForceDataVisualization
FieldAreaNetworkDemo
(supplemental)
OptionsforEffectiveSubMetering
AMIDataforDRVerification
UsingSEP2.0forDERIntegration
OpenADR&AncillaryServices
Demo(supplemental)
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