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UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY

ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Mr. David Andrés HurtadoMining EngineerSoluziona Spain

San Francisco, CAApril 2004

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AGENDA

I. Company Profile and New Business Environment

II. IT Strategy

III. PI Implementation

IV. Benefits of PI Implementation in Union Fenosa

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I. Company Profile and New Business Environment

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UNION FENOSA Group: Strategic configurationB

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International investments

Core

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Energy Services Technology

Generation Gas Networks Multi-services Telecommunications

Group revenue surpassing six billion US dollars 25,000 employees in close to 30 countries More than eight million electricity and gas customers throughout the world

UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY: ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT - Company profile and new business Environment

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Traditional utility

Efficient traditional utility

Global utility

Multiutility

Energy & diversification

The new business orientation ...

• Deregulated market - More Deregulated market - More efficiencyefficiency• Installed power incrementInstalled power increment• Investments outside SpainInvestments outside Spain• Multi-utility: Energy & GasMulti-utility: Energy & Gas


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Generation Business Evolution

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1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Nairobi South

HermosilloPalamaraLa Vega

Inernational Investments

NacoTuxpanLa JoyaEPSA

Spanish new CC PP

Gas Business

Investment Projects

De-regulated market

Installed Power (MW)

LNG PlantsDamiettaSaguntoFerrol


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International Presence

MeralcoPHILIPPINES

Distribution 9%, 3,672M customers,

21.881 GWh

Iberáfrica PowerKENYA

Generation 72%, 57 MW

Emp. Dist. Centru, Chisinau y Sud MOLDAVIA

Distribution 100%, 753M customers1.361 GWh

Cambridge Water REINO UNIDO

Agua 100%, 140M customers

Palamara y La VegaDOMINICAN REPUBLIC


ConectaURUGUAY

Gas 40%, 2.000 cl.

Disnorte-DissurNICARAGUA

95% Distribution, 439M customers, 1,505 GWh

EPSACOLOMBIA

Generación / Distribución64%, 1,038 MW / 329M

customers

Fuerza y Energía de Hermosillo

MEXICO100% Generation, 250 MW

Fuerza y Energía de TuxpanMEXICO

100% Generation1,000 MW

Fuerza y Energía de Naco- Nogales

MEXICO100% Generation

300 MW

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico

MEXICO5% Generation

12 airports

Deocsa-DeorsaGUATEMALA

85% Generation, 858M customers, 931 GWh

Electrocosta -ElectricaribeCOLOMBIA

Distribution 70% 1,246M customers, 5,171

GWh

Metro Oeste y Chiriquí PANAMA

Distribution 51%,330M customers, 2,214

GWh

CGPEEGYPT

40 billion T.U.

INVESTMENTS IN 14 COUNTRIES

MeralcoPHILIPPINES

Distribution 9%, 3,672M customers,

21.881 GWh

Iberáfrica PowerKENYA


Emp. Dist. Centru, Chisinau y Sud MOLDAVIA

Distribution 100%, 753M customers1.361 GWh

Cambridge Water REINO UNIDO

Agua 100%, 140M customers

Palamara y La VegaDOMINICAN REPUBLIC


ConectaURUGUAY

Gas 40%, 2.000 cl.

Disnorte-DissurNICARAGUA

95% Distribution, 439M customers, 1,505 GWh

EPSACOLOMBIA

Generación / Distribución64%, 1,038 MW / 329M

customers

Fuerza y Energía de Hermosillo

MEXICO100% Generation, 250 MW

Fuerza y Energía de TuxpanMEXICO

100% Generation1,000 MW

Fuerza y Energía de Naco- Nogales

MEXICO100% Generation

300 MW

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico

MEXICO5% Generation

12 airports

Deocsa-DeorsaGUATEMALA

85% Generation, 858M customers, 931 GWh

Electrocosta -ElectricaribeCOLOMBIA

Distribution 70% 1,246M customers, 5,171

GWh

Metro Oeste y Chiriquí PANAMA

Distribution 51%,330M customers, 2,214

GWh

CGPEEGYPT

40 billion T.U.

INVESTMENTS IN 14 COUNTRIES


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II. – IT Strategy

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Plants with different technologies and agesPlants with different technologies and ages New personnel and high changing personnel rateNew personnel and high changing personnel rate Therefore there is a need for a common language Therefore there is a need for a common language

and standardizationand standardization Investments in new Power PlantsInvestments in new Power Plants Some plants are changing their technologySome plants are changing their technology Existence of new Management Applications that Existence of new Management Applications that

require plant information to operate in the new require plant information to operate in the new competitive marketcompetitive market

Initial Situation and Improvement Opportunities

STANDARIZATIONSTANDARIZATION

INTEGRATIONINTEGRATION

SCALABILITYSCALABILITY

UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY: ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT – IT Strategy

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Gestión de laOperación

PRODUCTION Management

(O&M + Results)

Gestión del

(*)

Adquisición ySuministro deCombustibles

FUELS supply

and delivery

MANAGEMENT

Headquarters Main Business ProcessesHeadquarters Main Business Processes

For the plants outside of Spain, Energy, Fuels and Environmental For the plants outside of Spain, Energy, Fuels and Environmental ManagementManagement are are decentralizeddecentralized, because of differences in local business environments: , because of differences in local business environments:

Energy Management -> Normally subject to a PPA (Power Project Energy Management -> Normally subject to a PPA (Power Project Agreement)Agreement)

Fuels Management -> Normally a single fuel type contracted with a Fuels Management -> Normally a single fuel type contracted with a single suppliersingle supplier

Environment Management -> Normally less restrictive than in SpainEnvironment Management -> Normally less restrictive than in Spain

ENVIRONMENTManagement

ENERGY Management

Decentralized Main Business ProcessesDecentralized Main Business ProcessesThermal Production -> Plant ManagementThermal Production -> Plant Management

Hydro Production -> Control Center ManagementHydro Production -> Control Center Management

Gestión de laOperación

LocalPRODUCTION Management

(O&M + Results)

Gestión del

(*)

Adquisición ySuministro deCombustibles

Fuels Operation&

Hydro Margins Management

ENVIRONMENTControl

Mechanisms Local

Operation

MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND SUPPORT

Initial Situation and Improvement Opportunities


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Easy and reliable way to collect and monitor plant Easy and reliable way to collect and monitor plant information from a diversity of sourcesinformation from a diversity of sources

A variety of users can access timely plant dataA variety of users can access timely plant data

Standardized method of collecting and sending Standardized method of collecting and sending information to other critical applications information to other critical applications (Maintenance, Generation Management, etc.)(Maintenance, Generation Management, etc.)

Efficient storage of Time-series data and historical Efficient storage of Time-series data and historical Plant InformationPlant Information

OSIsoft is the market leader in providing real time OSIsoft is the market leader in providing real time plant monitoring technology to the energy industry plant monitoring technology to the energy industry

Easy and reliable way to collect and monitor plant Easy and reliable way to collect and monitor plant information from a diversity of sourcesinformation from a diversity of sources

A variety of users can access timely plant dataA variety of users can access timely plant data

Standardized method of collecting and sending Standardized method of collecting and sending information to other critical applications information to other critical applications (Maintenance, Generation Management, etc.)(Maintenance, Generation Management, etc.)

Efficient storage of Time-series data and historical Efficient storage of Time-series data and historical Plant InformationPlant Information

OSIsoft is the market leader in providing real time OSIsoft is the market leader in providing real time plant monitoring technology to the energy industry plant monitoring technology to the energy industry

Why OSIsoft PI?


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III. – PI Implementation

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PHASE I:PHASE I:• Detailed analysis of the existing plant systems.Detailed analysis of the existing plant systems.• User requirements studyUser requirements study• Detailed architecture definition for PI installation Detailed architecture definition for PI installation

based on the present systems and users requirements: based on the present systems and users requirements: HW & SW definition (Servers, connection cards, HW & SW definition (Servers, connection cards, communication drivers, etc).communication drivers, etc). PHASE II:PHASE II:

• Detailed design and prototype of the end-user Detailed design and prototype of the end-user graphic displaysgraphic displays

• Definition of the Database structureDefinition of the Database structure• Definition of the attributes of all data needed and Definition of the attributes of all data needed and

available to be acquired, stored, calculated, and to available to be acquired, stored, calculated, and to be provided to corporate systemsbe provided to corporate systems PHASE III:PHASE III:

• HW & SW acquisition, installation, configuration, HW & SW acquisition, installation, configuration, testing and production preparationtesting and production preparation

PHASE IV:PHASE IV:• Development of system maintenance and protection Development of system maintenance and protection

processesprocesses• Training: System Administrator, End-User and Training: System Administrator, End-User and

Maintenance CoursesMaintenance Courses

Implementation Phases

UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY: ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT – PI Implementation

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PLANT MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS

ERPs

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS

Higher level integration

Integration of plant

management information

Concentrator of


Higher level integration

Integration of plant


Concentrator of


Basic level integration

Integration of process

information

Concentrator of plant

information

Basic level integration

Integration of process

information

Concentrator of plant

information

Level 1Process control

Level 1Process control

Level 2Operation

monitoring

Level 2Operation

monitoring

Plant controlequipment:

DCSs, PLCs, etc.

Plant control andmonitoring

systems

SCADAS

Operation support systems

EXPERT SYSTEMS

Real-Time Data Server

CEN MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Corporate integration

Integration of management

control information

Concentrator of enterprise

information

Corporate integration

Integration of management

control information

Concentrator of enterprise

information

Level 3Plant

management

Level 3Plant

management

Level 4Company

management

Level 4Company

management

Information Levels


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Corporate/Business LAN

Others…EnvironmentMaintenanceOperationFuel

Business Systems

FIRE WALLPlant Information

System (PI)

Supervision framework

Management framework

SCADAPlant Operations LAN

RosemountOPTOMATION ABB Siemens OPM MitsubishiDCS

Technical Architecture

Portfolio Dispatch & Control


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CONCEPTUAL PLAN FUNCTIONAL SCOPE

Obtains, maintains and updates all information related to the metering management requested by other modules

MDBDB manager

Integrity Control

MDBDB manager

Integrity Control

PI

MDB motorMDB motor

Interface

Metering - OCEN

MDB

Metering capture and management:

Metering management

Measurement management

Capture point management

Metering capture and management:

Metering management

Measurement management

Capture point management

Shared Functionality:

Based on allowing other OCEN modules to consult and/or manage metering and measurements.

Shared Functionality:

Based on allowing other OCEN modules to consult and/or manage metering and measurements.

MDB Manager (Motor):

Capturing information from different sources and sending it to the destination modules.

Validation, generation of calculated measurements.

Metering database purge, etc.

MDB Manager (Motor):

Capturing information from different sources and sending it to the destination modules.

Validation, generation of calculated measurements.

Metering database purge, etc.

Operation

Fuel

Maintenance

Information requestsInformation requests

Management of metering and capture points

Management of metering and capture points

Dam Safety

PI Integration with Management Systems


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NT SERVER

PI NT SERVER

UNIX SERVER

PI - APIC++

functions

Java

NT Environment

UNIX Environment

Interface DB PI - NT

POWER PLANT LAN

Interface NT

UNIX

POWER PLANT

HEADQUARTERS

Metering OCEN

MDB

• PI-API functions are used for accessing to PI Database OCEN• PI-API functions and C++ functions, are in the PI NT SERVER. • Using the API, PI data are extracted• Relevant PI data and information is sent to OCEN via OpenLink

middleware.

• PI-API functions are used for accessing to PI Database OCEN• PI-API functions and C++ functions, are in the PI NT SERVER. • Using the API, PI data are extracted• Relevant PI data and information is sent to OCEN via OpenLink

middleware.

PI Integration with Management Systems - Technical Solution

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Production log book. Automatic recording events from PI

RELEVANT PARAMETERS

- Power

- Energy

- Environmental parameters

- Performance

- Losses, etc.

RELEVANT PARAMETERS

- Power

- Energy

- Environmental parameters

- Performance

- Losses, etc.

Configuration of the relevant parameters for each plantConfiguration of the relevant parameters for each plant

RELEVANT PARAMETER

- Power

- Energy-Enviromental Parametres - Performance

- Loses, ….

RELEVANT PARAMETER

- Power

- Energy-Enviromental Parametres - Performance

- Loses, ….

Real time: different frequency access to PI

Real time: different frequency access to PI

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On-line data interface

OCEN – PI Daily Load Curve

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IV. – Benefits of PI Implementation in Union Fenosa

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Using PI, Union Fenosa can eventually integrate and Using PI, Union Fenosa can eventually integrate and centralize plant information at the Headquarters level. centralize plant information at the Headquarters level. This permits new possibilities of optimization for a This permits new possibilities of optimization for a Centralized Control OfficeCentralized Control Office

Continuous improvement: facilitated by historical and real-time monitoring and diagnosis (decisions based on costs, production conditions, ...)

Centralized Incidents Analysis: Support to Power Plants for decision making

Data sharing between different areas: maintenance, production, fuels

Support for specialized information systems Standardized information for analysis and detailed studies

(Time savings) System acceptance by end users has been high

Present Situation

UNIÓN FENOSA IT STRATEGY: ADAPTATION TO THE CHANGES IN THE

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Central PI Server in UF Headquarters with Central PI Server in UF Headquarters with relevant data of all power plants (including our relevant data of all power plants (including our investments outside Spain)investments outside Spain)

Web access to PIWeb access to PI PI implementation in LNG PlantsPI implementation in LNG Plants PI for TransmissionPI for Transmission

Next Steps

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