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Case Study of Kitakyushu City, Japan 04.03.2015 | Plenary Session – 3 [9.30 – 11.00]: Smart Grid to Smart Cities and Smart Communities Alok CHANDNA Fuji Electric India Private Limited | 304, DLF City Court, Sikanderpur | Gurgaon 122 002 [Haryana - India] Land phone: +91.124.4235009 | Hand phone: +91.9643807468 | Fax: +91.124.4235010 Email I'd: [email protected] | www.fujielectric.co.in 1

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Case Study of Kitakyushu City, Japan

04.03.2015 | Plenary Session – 3 [9.30 – 11.00]: Smart Grid

to Smart Cities and Smart Communities

Alok CHANDNA

Fuji Electric India Private Limited | 304, DLF City Court, Sikanderpur | Gurgaon 122 002 [Haryana - India]

Land phone: +91.124.4235009 | Hand phone: +91.9643807468 | Fax: +91.124.4235010

Email I'd: [email protected] | www.fujielectric.co.in

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Smart Community in JapanKitakyushu Demonstration Project

and Beyond

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Today’s Topics

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2. Smart Community Projects

in Japan

3. Kitakyushu Smart

Community Project

4. Community Energy

Management System (CEMS)

5. Future Development

1. About City of Kitakyushu

1. About City of Kitakyushu

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Kitakyushu

Kitakyushu Airport

1000km

Tokyo

Shanghai

Seoul

Dalian

Population: 968,000 Area: 490km2

Location of Kitakyushu

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Yawata Steel Works began

operation in 1901

Kitakyushu Industrial Area in 1950s

Kitakyushu’s Industries Led to Modernization in Japan

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Overcoming Severe Environmental Pollution

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2. Smart Community Projects in Japan

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Kitakyushu Smart Community Creation Project

1. Implementation bodyKitakyushu Smart Community Council(Kitakyushu and about 70 companies / organizations)

2. Area of implementationHigashida district, Yahata-Higashi area(Approximately 1.2 km2 )

3. Period of implementationFY2010 – FY2014 (5 years)

4. Project scale38 projects15 billion yen(USD 150M)

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3. Kitakyushu Smart Community Project

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Linkage and coordinationwith large-scale system

・Power quality management・Stabilization of new energy output・Protection equipment of Power system interconnection

Community Energy Management System(CEMS)

Participation of Consumers

・Home or building EMS(energy management

system)・Smart metering・Demand response

Large-scale power system

Consumers

Wind PV

Local Power Generation

Fuel cells(Hydrogen)

Generation using waste heat

Power storage system

Features of Kitakyushu Smart Community Project

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Features of Kitakyushu Smart Community Project

Regional supply from the power source independent from large-scale power system (New Asian city type smart grid)

Practical use of unused energy including factory waste heat

Use of hydrogen energy (Kitakyushu Hydrogen Town)

Regional energy management system that users take part in

Verification of smart metering and demand response

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Optimized Use of Local Energy and Demand Response

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Factories

Community-installed

Storage batteries

Buildings

Cogeneration

ConsumersSmart

meter

Concentrator

Energy Management System

CEMS

Load

Air

Light

BEMS

Heat storage

- +

Generate

PCS

FEMS

Load Generate

Air

Light

Load

Air

Light

Heat storage

Generate

Operation Planning and Adjustment Dynamic Pricing

/Incentive Program

Load control Charge and

discharge control

Power Generate

Plan

Dynamic Price

request

Heart

By-product hydrogen

Generation

control

CEMS makes the optimized plan for

supply and demand of electric power,

heat and gas (hydrogen).

In case of supply-demand imbalance,

supply-demand adjustment or

demand response will be

implemented via each EMS.

Load control Charge and

discharge control

Charge and

discharge controlPower

Generation

Facilities

PCS

- +

PCS

PCS PCS

- +

PCS

Optimized planning of supply and demand

4. Community Energy Management System

(CEMS)

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New energy systems (solar and wind power) are not stable.

Variation in electric power generated by the new energy systems cause the supply and demand imbalance.

Demand for new energy is increasing significantly. A reverse power flow poses the voltage rise problem.

CEMS plays a key role in solving these problems.

◆Key features- Prediction of power generated by new energy

(PV and Wind Turbine Generator)

- Optimized planning and control of supply and demand, and

frequency control by utilization of storage batteries.

- Demand response service for balancing the load

- Smart meters for consumers

CEMS (Community Energy Management System)

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◆Extendibility- Multi-languages

(Japanese, English and Chinese)

- Control several regions by a single system

- All in one package

Community Installed Storage Battery

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◆ Role of smart PCS

Smart PCS plays a key role in controlling fluctuation of frequency and voltage caused by increased electric power generation

by renewable energy

CEMS

スマートPCS

PLC

Smart PCS

Rechargeable battery operation control system

Customers

PLC

New lead acid batteries and lithium ion batteries

Electric power generation

equipment New energy equipment for generating

electric power

Stand-alone operation system

FC PV Loads

◆ Advantageous functions

● Communicating with EMS, stabilizing loads by two-way

communication and providing reserved capacity in an emergency

● Reducing instantaneous frequency variations by high-speed

frequency control

● Governor-free function

● Controlling voltage by reactive power

● Stand-alone operation with variable frequency control

Power-conditioningsystem

Smart Meters for Demand Response

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◆ Advantageous functions

● Wireless bilateral communication with the home display

● DR and DP information on the home display

● Customers can see watt-hours usage, which will prompt them to

save energy.

● 30-minute watt-hours and data for 44 days

● Controlling electric power supply in an emergency

● Amendment of electric power contract by service breaker

function

◆ Role of smart meter

With the smart meter, CEMS performs automated meter reading. In order to stabilize loads and balance supply and demand, the smart

meter provides CEMS's request for demand response, and also shows watt-hour usage.

Smart Meter

wireless mesh network

Concentrator

Ethernet

Home Display

WiFi

Community energy management

system (CEMS)

7. Future Development

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●Deployment in the Advanced Low-carbon Model Block (Jono district)

● Promotion Council for the Low Carbon Cities

Established with the objective of deploying the great activities conducted by 13 environmental model cities in all of Japan and transmitting the information to the rest of the world, etc.

STEP1 STEP2

● Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low-carbon Society

●Demonstration at Yahata Higashida

STEP3

●Deployment in the entire municipal area

Kitakyushu Smart Community

北九州スマートコミュニティで得られたノウハウ・成果をビジネスベースで構築

スマートグリッド

太陽光発電

LED

EV(電気自動車)

水素利用技術

パワーエレクトロニクス

グリーンIT

IT

The know-how and results of the Kitakyushu Project

Smart grid

Solar power generation

LED

EV (electric vehicle)

Hydrogen utilization technology

Power electronics

Green IT

IT

Transfer of low-carbon technology to Asia

Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low-carbon Society

Kita

kyush

uDalian

Chongqing

Kunming

Huhhot

Cebu

Surabaya

Semarang

Chelyabinsk

State of GujaratPhnom Penh

Tianjin

Ho Chi Minh

Hai Phong

Qingdao

Deployed in packages as solutions with high added values

Demonstration area Whole citySeveral areas

World wide

Future Development

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Smart Grid Project with City of Kitakyushu

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City of Kitakyushu Smart Community

India: Panipat Smart Grid

Vietnam: HaiPhong Industrial Estate

Thailand: PrachinBuri Industrial Park

Malaysia: Iskandar urban development

Indonesia: Surabaya Industrial Estate

Indonesia: Suryacipta Industrial Estate

Myanmar: Dawei complex development

Indonesia: South Tangerangurban development

Kitakyushu Asian Center for Low Carbon Society

Andhra Pradesh

Panipat City, Haryana State, India

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Panipat

Chandigarh

New Delhi

City Subdivision of PanipatPeek Demand : 42MVAFeeders : 8DTs : 539AT&C Losses : 23.15%Consumers : 31,623

UHBVN(Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam)

90km

Challenge of India Power Distribution Companies

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[Challenge]1. Outage Management2. Peak Load Management3. Smart Meters

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