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World population

Earth’s surface

Global energy consumption

Global CO2 emissions

World population

Years to double the urban capacity developed over the past 4000 years

The Energy challenge and the cities

the battle will be won, or lost, in the cities

Cities today… …and by 2050

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As cities grow, so do their challenges

Cities need to solve these challenges to make the difference!

Growing pressure on infrastructure

Rising consumption

Increasing demand for mobility

Tighter economic pressure Fiercer global competition

More ambitious environmental goals

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Industry Includes ICT, energy, transportation, and infrastructure vendors & service providers

Developers, Planners & Property Managers

Includes real estate developers, urban planners, & property

managers

City & National Governments

Includes National, State as well as local city officials

Utilities Includes city and private

electric, water, & gas utilities

Private Investors Includes international development banks and private organizations

Citizens & NGO’s Includes all local city residents, including individuals, businesses, and NGOs

These challenges involve many stakeholders in a long-term collaborative model

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Cities need to become smarter

● Cities need to make their existing infrastructure smarter to become more efficient, sustainable and livable

efficient

sustainable

livable

• Reduced Carbon emissions and energy consumption

• Operational cost savings • Decreased need for massive

infrastructure investments

• Better information sharing • Improved resiliency to disruptions • Increased control over city systems

• Higher quality of life for city residents • Increased attractiveness to jobs & talent • Increased global competitiveness

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What makes cities go ‘Smart’?

Greenfield Cities

Rapidly Emerging Cities

Growth Cities

Mature Cities

Get it right the first time

Retain competitiveness

Obtain federal funds

Relieve pain points

Prepare for major events

Meet environmental targets

Regain competitiveness

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Making a city a ‘SmartCity’

● Cities need solutions to make them smarter

solutions that are affordable and can fit in their tight budgets

solutions that are integrated, easy-to-deploy and

easy-to-manage

solutions that can cover all their needs

solutions that improve the efficiency and operation

of their systems

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Smart Grid

Smart Water

Smart Mobility

Smart Buildings & Homes

Smart Public Services

SmartCity Solutions

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Five areas of solutions expertise

Customized to city’s unique needs

Integrated for performance

In a collaborative model

We deliver efficient and sustainable urban infrastructures through collaboration

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Our offering: FIVE areas of expertise

Smart Water Smart Public

Services Smart Mobility Smart Grid

Smart Buildings & Homes

Network Automation & Flexible Distribution

Traffic Management

Renewables Integration & Management

EV Charging Infrastructure & Supervision Services

Smart Metering Mgt & Demand Response

Stormwater Mgmt / Urban Flooding

Real-Time Smart Grid Software Suite

Power, Control & Security Systems Integration

Tolling & Congestion Charging

Integrated SmartCity Platform

Weather Intelligence

Smart Water Networks • Distribution Mgt • Leak Detection • Water Quality

Energy Management & Carbon Management Services

Telecommunications & IT Integration

Capabilities & Services

Integrated Mobility Mgt • Public Transit • Traveler Information

Public Safety • Video Surveillance • Emergency Mgt

Digital City Services • eGovernment • Education • Healthcare • Tourism

Infrastructure Services • Smart Street Lighting • City Irrigation Mgt

Energy & Carbon Dashboards & Monitoring

Home Energy Controls & Home Area Networks

Energy Efficiency & Security Equipment • office buildings • datacenters • industrial facilities • hospitals

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Our SmartWater solutions improve the efficiency of water distribution

… make the city Smarter

efficient sustainable livable

More efficient management of the water network &

resiliency against hazards

Reduced water outages, improved customer

service and enablement

Improved network efficiency and reduced

water consumption

Our Solutions…

Water Network Management

Water Loss & Leak Detection

Energy & Process Management

Geographical Information Systems

Stormwater Management & Urban Flooding

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water consumption

Our Solutions…






• Improves the efficiency, longevity & reliability of network of pipes, pumps, reservoirs & valves • Measuring, collecting & analyzing data from a wide range of network events & making that information available in real-time to operators • Enables automated control & optimization of complex processes & timely decision making regarding areas that can benefit from proactive measures or corrective actions • Incident management tools identify the area of the network needs to be isolated for repair or maintenance - help manage staff to optimize their time

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water consumption

Our Solutions…






• Active leakage control: solution uses real-time data & network model simulations to more accurately identify the presence & approximate location of leakage • Speed & quality of repairs: solution integrates outage management system with the utility’s Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to streamline field communications & operations during event response • Water authority reduces water outages and improves customer service.

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water consumption

Our Solutions…






• Energy optimization: to maximize plant performance & reduce energy costs & CO2 emissions • Demand forecasting: using weather forecasts & consumption trends to balance water production & demand • Water quality management: monitoring & controlling chemical dosage & collecting & reporting analysis data, to assure regulatory compliance

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water consumption

Our Solutions…






• Adequately prepare for & respond to flooding events - saving time, costs and lives • Integrates real-time infrastructure flow & capacity information with simulation tools & weather forecasting tools • Identifies for the community

• the exact path of a storm • how much precipitation it will bring • how it will affect the saturation levels of the area • the resulting flooding potential • the predicted effects on urban drainage systems, city streets & receiving water bodies

• Respond efficiently & mitigate environmental & property damage - minimize operations costs & potential regulatory fine expenses

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water consumption

Our Solutions…






• Open-architecture GIS, designed specifically for utilities, provides a unified distribution network geodatabase for a single version of the truth. • This system makes up-to-date network asset information available across the enterprise to support decisions involving

• preventive versus corrective maintenance • simplifies analysis & planning

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We optimize the entire Water cycle from physical level, to operations and Enterprise level

Natural Environment

Providing hydraulic modeling applications and weather

intelligence Access control

Energy Monitoring & ctrl, MV, LV, MCC …

CCTV, Intrusion detection

UPS, Cooling

Process and wide area control, PLC, RTU …

Solutions Bricks

Power control

Security & visualization

Data Center

Plant & Network control

Smart Wastewater Plants

Increasing the (energy) efficiency of plant operations

Smart Pumping Stations & Treatment Plants

Optimizing the management and security of plants

Smart Water Networks Optimizing the delivery of water through

the distribution network

Advanced applications

Non revenue water, Asset management, Energy optimization AMI, Water quality

Simulation, leakage detection, advanced process ctrl,

modeling,GIS

Plant & Network management

Water basin and flood management/ Weather

forecasts

Resources Management

ERP, CRM, Energy procurement, Sustainability

Workforce management Business

Management

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The Schneider SMART Solution Pyramid

Object oriented, wide area SCADA for critical infrastructure in WWW

integrated SCADA and ready to use Telemetry features Wide range of open protocols and interfaces:

DNP3, IEC60870-5, WITS, Modbus, OPC, SQL, …

SCADA Platform

Licensed/license-free radios for serial and Ethernet communication, support of Modbus,

DNP3 and IEC60870-5-101/104 protocols

Radios

Cost effective, scalable, SMART RTUs

various protocols including Modbus, DNP3 & IEC60870

RTUs

Rapid-deploy, self contained, battery-powered

Wireless Instruments

Instruments

Business Systems & Applications Products &

Systems

MES Modelling applications

Forecasting systems

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Our offering is supplemented by a management platform & set of services

Weather intelligence for transportation, energy, & buildings

Telecommunications network installation and integration

Energy and emissions measurement & management

Integrated information-sharing platform for city management

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Key Function Bricks

• Hydraulic model & real time simulation • Telemetry / SCADA

• Geographical Information System

• Incident / water loss management

• Energy Optimisation System

• Energy Audits

Integration

Hydraulic

Energy

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Water Quality

Enterprise Asset

Management

Geospatial Info System Billing

Customer Information

Services

SCADA & Telemetry

Process Control

Leak detection

Human Resources

Maintenance & Repair

Office Automation

Finance Project

Management

Hydraulic Model

SmartWater System Architecture

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Telemetry / SCADA full solution provider

. Telemetry and SCADA are the links between the physical layer and the IT layer

. Schneider Electric has strong integration capabilities and extends geographies

TELEMETRY SYSTEMS • Monitoring and control of water

networks • Integration of additional

operation functions

SCADA SYSTEMS • Monitoring and control of water

PLANT

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Hydraulic model and real time simulation

. Large installed bases

. Can be with any water network SCADA / Telemetry systems

. Open to be complemented, model manager

. Schneider has extensive integration experience

AQUIS

MODELLING SYSTEMS • Prediction of demand • Water Quality • Surge analysis • Leak detection • Pump optimization • Pressure optimization • Incident management

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Geographical information system

. Powerful solution built on worldwide standard

. Highly configurable, customizable and extensible

. Wide array of powerful productivity tools

ArcFM GIS • Extension of ESRI's ArcGIS • A set of tools for editing,

modeling, maintaining and managing

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Real time data Simulated data Predicted data

Geodata

Operational data

• Improved response on outage events • (↓14% outage times)

• Improved maintenance policies

• (↓33% repair times)

• Improved network control

• Improved planning

• Improved public image

• Increased ROI on all these investments

SCADA

Hydraulic Model

Main

tenan

ce D

ata

Maintenance

Utility Name: Copasa 12.1 million people served (5.6 Belo Horizonte) Over 40000 km of distribution pipes

GIS

Example 1: Belo Horizonte (BRAZIL)

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• NRW is the result of a water balance that takes into consideration data coming from CRM/Billing, Metering, GIS, SCADA, Leak Detection systems

• Helped to reduce NRW to more than half in 4 years, resulting in water savings up to 57 M€ (14M€/year)

• Most efficient water utility in GCC area

Utility Name : Kahramaa 1,4 million people served Over 2500 km of water supply pipes Produces 360 Mm3/year

System Input

Volume

Authorized

Consumption

Billed Authorized

Consumption

Billed Water Exported

Revenue

Water

Billed Metered

Consumption

Billed Unmetered

Consumption

Unbilled

Authorized

Consumption

Unbilled Metered

Consumption

Non

Revenue

Water

Unbilled Unmetered

Consumption

Water Losses

Apparent Losses

Unauthorized

Consumption

Customer Meter

Inaccuracies

Real Losses

Leakage on

Transmission and

Distribution Lines

Leakage and Overflows

at Storage Tanks

Leakage on Service

Connections up to

point of Customer

Meter

Example 2: Water & Electricity Corp (QATAR)

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Facts of Qatar Water Loss Contract

● Water saved by GTC86: 13.3M m3/year

● The amount of water per year saved through the reduction of real losses equals to:

2320 Olympic swimming pools / year

34M QAR/year are not billed

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Hydraulic Model

CIS GIS

1.- Customer notification 2.- Identification of unnplanned & collateral effects in advance

25 Pa. Code § 109.708. Planned service interruptions: The public water supplier shall give reasonable notice to the affected customers prior to a planned service interruption affecting quantity or quality of the water delivered to the customer. If the interruption is scheduled to exceed 8 hours and affect 15 or more service connections the water supplier shall also notify the Department. 52 Pa. Code 67.1 (b) All electric, gas, water, and telephone utilities shall notify the Commission when 2,500 or 5.0%, whichever is less, of their total customers have an unscheduled service interruption in a single incident for six or more projected consecutive hours.

Example 3: Service Level Compliance (USA)

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Valve Isolation Tracing Tool

Affected area

CIS Information for notification


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Valve isolation Hydraulic Results Simulation runs

2 Valves

No customers directly affected

Results after 1h Results after 9

hours

There are implications in the short-medium term


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Hydraulic Model

CIS GIS

1.- Customer notification 2.- Identification of unnplanned & collateral effects in advance

25 Pa. Code § 109.708. Planned service interruptions: The public water supplier shall give reasonable notice to the affected customers prior to a planned service interruption affecting quantity or quality of the water delivered to the customer. If the interruption is scheduled to exceed 8 hours and affect 15 or more service connections the water supplier shall also notify the Department. 52 Pa. Code 67.1 (b) All electric, gas, water, and telephone utilities shall notify the Commission when 2,500 or 5.0%, whichever is less, of their total customers have an unscheduled service interruption in a single incident for six or more projected consecutive hours.

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Conclusions

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SmartCities Making your energy use more efficient ● Smart City = livable + efficient + sustainable

● livable = delivering benefits to all its many stakeholders

● efficient = cost-effectiveness and compliance to regulations over time

● sustainable = respect for history while preparing for the future

●Smart City = public governance + people ownership + business collaboration

● Partners need to be involved from the start

●We deliver efficient and sustainable urban infrastructures through collaboration

● we cover 5 key areas of a Smart City, supported by state-of-the-art services and capabilities across a global footprint

● we offer each city the best custom-made solution to its own needs because each city is different and each SmartCity project is specific

● we bring recognized integration capabilities

● we partner with best-in-class players (including local ones) from all sectors

● because no one can build a SmartCity alone

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