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Seite 1 | Smart City Berlin
Network Smart City Berlin –
Integrator of Urban Transformation Process
1 June 2017
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Source: AfS Berlin-Brandenburg, City of Berlin
Residents and working population
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Working polulation Residents
Berlin is growing. By the year 2030, there will be
250,000 more people living in the city.
Growth in Berlin
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Berlin – a success story of transformation
1.5 billion €
INVESTMENTS in R&D annually
100
TOP INSTITUTES in Berlin
22
TECHNOLOGY CENTERS in Berlin
Transformation and innovation in Berlin
Experienced in urban
transformation
Two major phases of
urban transformation:
after 1945 and after 1990
After 1990
Reconnection of the
divided parts of the city
Implementation of
large-scale renewal and
development
Modernization of urban
infrastructure
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Company foundations in Berlin
2014: 174.000 foundations
ca. 500 ICT startups p.a.
2014/2015: ~ 9 bn€ turnover in ICT, 58.000 employees
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TU Berlin
HU Berlin
BMW AG
Deutsche Bahn
AG
Daimler AG
Siemens AG
Charité
Cisco Systems
Inc.
Schneider
Electric SA
IBM Deutschland
GmbH Microsoft
Deutsche
Telekom AG
BITKOM
Robert Bosch
GmbH
FU-Berlin
BERLIN CIRCLE FOR
DIGITIZATION
• TU Berlin
• Fraunhofer FOKUS
• Charité
• Telekom
PERFORMANCE
CENTER „DIGITAL
NETWORKS“
• Fraunhofer FOKUS
• Fraunhofer HHI
• Fraunhofer IPK
• Fraunhofer IZM Industrial Data Space • Fraunhofer
• Industry
• BMBF, BMVI, BMWi,
BMI DCAITI
VDI/ VDE
Berlin - center for digital network
GERMAN
INTERNET INSTITUTE
• FU Berlin
• TU Berlin
• Humboldt University
• UdK
• University Potsdam
• Fraunhofer FOKUS
• Berlin Social Science
Center
Hasso-Plattner-
Institute
Uni Potsdam
Vattenfall
Einstein Center Digital
Future (ECDF)
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From challenges to projects
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WindNODE The showcase for the intelligent energy system
in north-eastern Germany
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
ICT
platform Flexible
generation
Efficient concepts
for electricity
networks
Networked
customer Market design
and regulations
New flexibility
options
Load shifting
potential
District
concepts
(Smart City)
Participation
and
dissemination
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Energy transition
Smart Grids
E-mobility
Digitalization
Industry 4.0
Recycling
Lighting / LEDs
Smart and integrated infrastructure
EUREF – Center of sustainable innovations
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Urban Platforms
Open data platform
Construction site
information platform
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InfraLab Berlin
E-mobility: fleet sharing, charging
infrastructure
Digitalization: shared data, sensoric
Circular economy: bio-diversity, reverse
logistic
Climate protection: solarcity concept,
climate education
…
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Berlin Agency of Electromobility
Vehicles
Development and Integration of smart vehicles into the
traffic system
Urban traffic
Combination of electric traffic offers
Mobility and energy
Integration of electric mobiles as smart storage units
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Smart Districts and Future Living
Source: http://future-living-berlin.com/ Source: http://ssd-moabit.org/
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The Network Smart City Berlin
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Smart City Strategy Berlin
The Smart City approach aims to find solutions to the ecological, social, economic and cultural challenges faced by Berlin through the use of intelligent technology. Berlin wishes to preserve – and as far as possible enhance – its appeal and its quality of life.
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Source: Smart City Strategy Berlin 2015
Political Board
Smart City
Smart City
Network
Smart City
Unit & Office at
Berlin Partner
Smart City Lab
Infrastructure
Economy
Government
Security
Housing
Mobility
Fields of Action
Network Smart City Berlin - organisation
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Set-up of 5 working groups, core
group and announcement of speakers
Administration of the Unit Smart Cities
@ Berlin Partner for Business and
Technology
bi-weekly meeting with representatives
of the Senate Berlin
5 network meetings
ca. 20 workshops
1 position paper
Participation in national and
international conferences and events
Preparation of a strategic dialogue
with the Senate to develop a roadmap
für 2018 ff. (planned in autumn 2017)
Network Smart City Berlin - status quo
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Thank you!
Claudia Rathfux Spokeswoman of the Network Smart City
Berlin, Stromnetz Berlin
Prof. Ina Schieferdecker Spokeswoman of the Network Smart City
Berlin, Fraunhofer FOKUS
Alexander Möller Head of Unit Smart Cities,
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
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