Hitachi Smart City Business Activities - ntpc.gov.t5).pdf · December, 2013 Hitachi Smart City Business Activities Rie Kunimasa Manager Smart City Project Division Social Innovation

December, 2013

Hitachi Smart City Business Activities

Rie Kunimasa Manager Smart City Project Division Social Innovation Business Project Division Hitachi, Ltd.

© Hitachi, Ltd. 2012. All rights reserved.

Contents

2. Hitachi in Taiwan 1. Outline of Hitachi


5. Examples of Current Projects

3. Hitachi’s “Smart City” Concept 4. Hitachi’s Technologies Employed in Smart Cities

6. Toward the Future


１ Outline of Hitachi



1-1 Corporate Foundation

Hitachi was founded in 1910 as a machine repair shop at Kuhara Cupper Mining Company in Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Mine development requires building of houses for employees, schools, hospitals and infrastructure to support the life of the residents.

Hitachi has been deeply involved into urban development since its very foundation, and has contributed the development of infrastructure of Japan throughout its history of 103 years.

Corporate credo: Contribute to society through the development of superior, original technologies and products Hitachi founding spirit: Harmony, Sincerity and Pioneering Spirit

Founder Namihei Odaira

Original repair shop in Ibaraki (1910)


1-2 Revenue by Business Segment of Hitachi Group

US$118 billion

Information & Telecommunication Systems

16%

Power Systems 8%

Infrastructure Systems 11%

Electronic Systems & Equipment and Systems

10%

Construction Machinery

7%

High Functional Materials & Components

Automotive Systems

Component& Devices

Digital Media & Consumer Products

Financial Services Others

13% 8%

8%

8%

3% 9%


1-3 Social Innovation Business of Hitachi Group

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Energy Urban Systems Transportation Healthcare

Water Logistics Finance Big Data（IT）


「Social Infrastructure」×「ＩＴ」


２ Hitachi in Taiwan



2-1 Hitachi Global Operations

Europe

Japan

North America

Other Areas Asia（incl. China）

Consolidated revenues ; 9,041 billion yen / Number of companies ; 964 / Number of consolidated employees ; 326,240

Revenues：FY2012,Companies & Employees：as of end of March 2013

Taiwan 23 companies 3,485 employees 290 billion yen sales

83 companies

15,040 employees

804 billion yen sales

345 companies

83,704 employees

1,711 billion yen sales

154 companies

11,552 employees


315 companies

207,727 employees

5,355 billion yen sales

67 companies

8,217 employees


Japan ： 5,355 billion yen 315 companies 207,727 employees Outside Japan ： 3,685 billion yen 649 companies 118,513 employees


2-2 Hitachi Business in Taiwan

Retail Business

HAT, HDS, Koki Air-con, Appliances, Transport System…

Infrastructures

Power, Traffic, Electric, Petrochemical, EL/ES,

Construction Machinery…

IT / Electronics Components / Materials

Chemical, Cable, Metals, Maxell, Clarion, AS, HME, HLDS

Semiconductor/TFT Equipment / Materials

HHT, HPT, Cable, Chemical, Metals, Kokusai

Global Procurement

Server, TV, Monitor, PDA, IPC, Projector, GPS, Semiconductors,

TFT, Motor …


2-3 Hitachi Partners in Taiwan

Contribution to Taiwan Infrastructure Partnership with Taiwan Infrastructure Industry

TPC, HSR, TRA, CSC, FPC, CTCI, USI ……

* IT

Partnership with Taiwan * Semiconductor Industry

* TFT

* Acer, Asus, Quanta, Compal, HTC, Hon Hai, ……

* TSMC, UMC, MTK, ……

* AUO, Chimei, ……


3 Hitachi’s “Smart City” Concept


3-1 Hitachi’s Definition of Smart Cities

Hitachi defines “Smart City” as a “process” or a “means” to solve issues associated with the sustainable growth of the cities.

“Smart City” is NOT a goal by itself, and the cities should have clear future vision at which they aim, and clear understanding on the issues to be solved to obtain the goal.

The smartness of the city is evaluated by the way the issues are solved rather than the shape of the existence of the city.

The smartness should be evaluated over a long period of the life cycle of the city, rather than the immediate impacts to the residents and the municipal administration.


Information and Technology

3-2 Infrastructures to Support Smart Cities

work live

move learn

Citizen

Social life

Infrastructures harmoniously support social life from the wide area to the neighborhood.

Life Infrastructure

City management Infrastructure

City Infrastructure

National Infrastructure

Medical care, Education, Municipality, Finance・・・

Electric distribution, Railway,

Bus, Water and sewerage・・・

Life Infrastructure

Social Infrastructure

Electric transmission, Transportation system,

Water basin・・・

Agriculture, Forestry and

Fisheries

Industrial

Tourism, Leisure

R&D, Education


3-3 Basic Model of City Management System

Every urban infrastructure is composed of the supply side and the demand side, and the storage function to balance supply/demand in between.

Stabilization

＋－ 0

Supply Demand

Smoothing

Management/ Control

Power Source

Vehicles

Storage

Battery

Station

Reservoir

Water Treatment

People

Goods

Facilities

Cities becomes “Smart” by smoothing the demand and stabilizing the supply, which ultimately optimizes the scale of storage.


3-4 City Management Infrastructure

Visualization Management Improvement


4 Hitachi’s Technologies Employed in Smart Cities


4-1 Smart Grid

System Stabilization Controls

Regions/Customers

EMS

EMS: Energy Management System

Supply

High-efficiency Operation

Storage Batteries

System Stabilization Equipment

Power System

Providing low-carbon, high-quality, economical power

New Energies

Large-scale Concentrated Power Sources

Wind Power Photo- voltaic

Nuclear

Hydraulic Pumping

Home

Factory/ Office

Distributed Power

Sources

EV

Thermal

Linkage Control

Facilities Management

IT

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Demand


4-2 Community Energy Management System

Contributes to the building of a Smart Grid via undertakings such as the Eco-City project

Home, building, EV energy management

Energy supply/demand adjustments within a region Monitoring & operation of devices/facilities Added value services

Efficient home, office building, EV energy management Services targeted at each individual user

Social Infrastructure Provider

Regional service provider

Power System

Overall region energy management

Building/Shop

EV

Community Energy

Management (CEMS)

Home

HEMS Center

EV Charging Center

BEMS Center

EMS


4-3-1 Smart Mobility (1) Traffic Hub Solution

Direct access to neighboring buildings

Bus (BRT)

Underground Platform (Metro)

Platform on the ground (LRT)

Assistance

to

attendants

Vitalization of

the space

Velocity control of

escalators

Operation of BRT on

passenger flow volume

Operation

control of

lifts

Eco-control of

air-

conditioning

Guidance to

commercial facilities

Sensing of pedestrian flow

volume with sensors and

cameras

Forecast of pedestrian

flow

Measurement of pedestrian flow

volume with IC card ticket

information

Sensors

Air-conditioning Lighting

Ticket

Gates

Signage

Digital

arrows

Escalators

Gate guidance

Lifts

Platform

guidance

Security & safety

Batteries

Pedestrian flow control and navigation system

Energy Management System

IC card & camera system

Control of

pedestrian flow by

digital signage

Direction

guidance

Urban development around traffic hubs (stations), and smart station to attract passengers and shoppers are also effective in energy efficiency in transport area.


Plug-in Station A Plug-in Station B Plug-in Station C

Plug-in Station Management Center

EV

Station Info Station load info.

Location info. Station and environmental load information

Station Information

Electricity Info.

Collabo- ration

Power Grid

Manage EV’s operation and battery charge by car location information and local demand for electricity to reduce environmental load.

Traffic Control Center

Community Energy Management Center

Electric Company

EV, location info.

EV：Electric Vehicle

Location Info.

4-3-2 Smart Mobility (2) EV Utilities


5 Examples of Current Projects


5-1 Hitachi’s Participation to Smart City Development

Participating to the leading projects all over the world

Japan U.S. Island Grid Project in Hawaii

Yokohama Smart City project

Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City Project

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Toyota City Low-Carbon Society system demonstration project

ETI’s Smart Systems and Heat Programme, UK

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Smart Community Demonstration Project in Greater Manchester, UK ＩＴ

Tianjin Eco-City

Construction of Model Environmentally Conscious City

Dalian Resources recycling and low carbon economy

Future City Model Project in Hitachi

Republic of Maldives: Water and sewerage operation business

Establishment of low-carbon environmental-friendly infrastructure in Dahej, Gujarat State, India

ＩＴ Integration（ including IT） Energy Water Mobility ＩＴ

Malaga , Spain : Smart community demonstration project in Spain

ETI：Energy Technologies Institute


5-2 Hitachi’s Challenging

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National infrastructure

Working Dwelling

Transportation Learning

Residents

Daily life

Urban infrastructure

Daily-life service infrastructure

Smart-city management infrastructure

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Integration

Energy

Water

Mobility

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6 Toward the Future


6-1 Hitachi’s Focus on Smart-City

・ Energy utilization efficiency, and smooth traffic , etc. ・ Optimization of total lifecycle cost including operation and maintenance

Hitachi’s challenges

Intelligent Operations:

Sustainable Growth:

・ Flexibility and extendibility that correspond to the changes in the social environment

・ Providing a platform for increasing the city value and for scale expansion

Security & Resiliency:

・ High reliability supports the 24h, 356 days operation ・ Protection of security and privacy, and quick recovery on significant fault


Utilizing big data on higher level and smarter city management

Open and well-balanced city development by international standardization

Fusion of information system and the control system by Hitachi Distributed Autonomous technology

6-2 Hitachi’s Focus on Smart-City


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Energy Urban Systems Transportation Healthcare

Water Logistics Finance Big Data（IT）


「Social Infrastructure」×「ＩＴ」

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Hitachi Smart City Business Activities - ntpc.gov.t5).pdf · December, 2013 Hitachi Smart City Business Activities Rie Kunimasa Manager Smart City Project Division Social Innovation