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1 | SMART GRID Bulletin | July 2018 www.indiasmartgrid.org July, 2018 2 GW PAVAGADA Industrial Solar Park Karnataka Karnataka leading the Renewable Energy Revolution in India Karnataka leading the Renewable..................1 Energy Revolution in India ISGF led Indian Delegation to ........................2 CIGRE Session 2018 Conference on Blockchain in .........................2 Energy by ISGF and Times of India Appointments and Transfers .........................2 ISGF Member’s Column: The ........................3 Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) Smart Grid Updates: o Policy, Regulations & Standards ...............4 o Technology & Projects..............................5 o Pilot Projects in India ................................7 Smart Grid Events..........................................8 Global Electric Vehicle Outlook Report ..........9 MOVE Global Mobility Summit ....................10 Call for Technical Papers - ISUW 2019 ........10 2 nd Global RE-Invest Expo ............................11 Distribution Utility Meet 2018......................11 Key Contacts................................................11 India Smart Utility Week 2019 .....................12 Please visit www.indiasmartgrid.org for more information or to download a pdf version of the bulletin For receiving copies of SMART GRID Bulletin, please write to [email protected] Karnataka has become the number one state in India in renewable energy capacity, providing a clear leadership and endorsement of the much-needed electricity sector transformation. The state of Karnataka has been a model for India’s service sector- driven growth over the last decade. Its contribution to India’s GDP of as much as 10% makes it a crucial state for the country’s sustained growth prospects. IN THIS ISSUE DELENG18998 DELENG/2015/66565 Total Pages 12 1 | SMART GRID Bulletin | Volume 3, Issue 7 | July 2018 Price: `50 www.indiasmartgrid.org Karnataka is now a renewable energy leader in India overtaking Tamil Nadu. Over the last one year, it has become country’s biggest renewable power producer with an installed capacity of 12.3 gigawatts (GW, or 1,000 megawatts). This includes 5 GW of solar, 4.7 GW of wind, and around 2.6 GW of other renewables such as small hydro, biomass, and heat and power cogeneration. In comparison, the state’s coal power capacity is around 9.8 GW. The renewable energy success in Karnataka is a result of its prudent energy policies and commitment to comply with renewable purchase obligations enforced by the central government. The fully subsidised open access model for solar power has allowed businesses and developers to mitigate payment and offtake related risks, purchase cheaper and more reliable power supplies, whilst overcoming the barriers posed by loss-making state-owned distribution companies. To learn more about Karnataka’s Electricity Sector Transformation, please read full report at following link:http://ieefa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Karnataka-Electricity-Sector- Transformation_July2018.pdf P. Ravi Kumar Additional Chief Secretary Energy Department, Karnataka “We could add about 5 GW of solar capacity to Karnataka grid in last 4 years which is a remarkable achievement. This we could do through innovative policies and business models” said P. Ravi Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary, Energy Department in Karnataka who spear headed this RE revolution”

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Karnataka leading the Renewable Energy Revolution in India • KarnatakaleadingtheRenewable..................1

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• ConferenceonBlockchainin.........................2 EnergybyISGFandTimesofIndia

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• ISGFMember’sColumn:The........................3 CouncilonEnergy,Environment andWater(CEEW)

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• GlobalElectricVehicleOutlookReport..........9

• MOVEGlobalMobilitySummit....................10

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• 2ndGlobalRE-InvestExpo............................11

• DistributionUtilityMeet2018......................11

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Karnatakahasbecomethenumberonestate in India inrenewableenergycapacity,providingaclear leadershipandendorsementof themuch-neededelectricitysectortransformation.ThestateofKarnatakahasbeenamodel for India’sservicesector-drivengrowthoverthelastdecade.ItscontributiontoIndia’sGDPofasmuchas10%makesitacrucialstateforthecountry’ssustainedgrowthprospects.

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Karnataka is now a renewable energy leaderin IndiaovertakingTamilNadu.Over the lastone year, it has become country’s biggestrenewable power producer with an installedcapacity of 12.3 gigawatts (GW, or 1,000megawatts). This includes 5 GW of solar,4.7GWofwind,andaround2.6GWofotherrenewablessuchassmallhydro,biomass,andheatandpowercogeneration.Incomparison,thestate’scoalpowercapacity isaround9.8GW.

TherenewableenergysuccessinKarnatakaisaresultofitsprudentenergypoliciesand commitment to comply with renewable purchase obligations enforced by thecentral government. The fully subsidised open access model for solar power hasallowed businesses and developers tomitigate payment and offtake related risks,purchasecheaperandmorereliablepowersupplies,whilstovercomingthebarriersposed by loss-making state-owned distribution companies. To learn more aboutKarnataka’s Electricity Sector Transformation, please read full report at followinglink:http://ieefa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Karnataka-Electricity-Sector-Transformation_July2018.pdf

P. Ravi KumarAdditional Chief SecretaryEnergyDepartment,Karnataka

“We could add about 5 GW of solar capacity to Karnataka gridin last 4 years which is a remarkable achievement. This wecould do through innovative policies and businessmodels” saidP.RaviKumar,AdditionalChiefSecretary,EnergyDepartment inKarnatakawhospearheadedthisRErevolution”

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IndiaSmartGridForumandTheTimesofIndiaannouncesconferenceonBlockchaininEnergyon14September2018*inNewDelhi.Leadingexpertsagreethatblockchaintechnologyhasthedistruptiepotentialtotransformtheenergysector.Decentralizeddigitalplatformswillchangethewaypeoplebuyandsellelectricity.EnergyBlockchainTechnologyenablesustobuildverifiable,securepeer-to-peerstructuresanditconciliatestheuseofdataandprivacy.

With the above background, this conference aims to bring together pioneers, experts andvisionariesofbothworlds,theenergyandblockchaindomains,resultinginapowerfulmeltingpoint of diverse perspectives, innovations aswell as informative content. The Conference isdestined to leaveamark in theattendee’swayof lookingat the futureofenergy.Theevent

International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE) is a world-renowned organization dedicatedto constant improvementof power system technologies.CIGRE is a uniquebi-annual eventwhichgivesexcellentopportunitytotheparticipantsofabout100countriestointeractandexchangetechnicalknowledgewithtopinternationalexpertsonvarioussubjectsrelatedtoPowerDevelopmentintheworld.About8,000participantsareexpectedtoparticipatewith300technicalpaperstobepresented.Aworldclassexhibitionisalsobeingheldatthevenue,whichprovidestheopportunitytodiscovernewservices,tools,equipmentandmaterialsaswellasthemostadvancedtechnologiesinthefieldofpowersystems.

WearepleasedtoinformthatISGFisleadingahigh-powerdelegationofSeniorGovernmentandUtilityOfficers,RegulatorsandIndustryExperts from India toCIGRESession 2018 scheduled from26th to 31stAugust 2018 atParis, France. To havemore ideas about thegridmodernizationeffortstakingplaceinthepowersectorandtoparticipatewithyourseniorcolleaguesinthiseventkindlysendyournominationstoronkini.shome@indiasmartgrid.org.Postreceivingthenominationsshewillbesharingfurtherdetailswithyou.

RegisterforISGF-CIGREIndiaNetworkingDinneron29August2018whichwillbeattendedbyseniordignitariesattendingCIGRESessionfromaroundtheworld.

servesthebestinterestsofallsectorsattendingwithdeepdivesessionstobroadenthehorizonandstart-uppitchestoexperiencethelatestbreakthroughs.

Toassociatewiththeeventasapartner,[email protected]

(*Theeventhasbeenpostponedto14September2018fromearlierannounceddateof02August2018)

ISGF led Indian Delegation to CIGRE Session 2018 scheduled from 26th to 31st August 2018 at Paris, France

Conference on Blockchain in Energy by ISGF and Times of India scheduled on 14 September 2018* in New Delhi

• MrPankajBatrahasbeenappointedasChairman(Incharge),CentralElectricityAuthority

• Justice(Retd.)SatyendraSinghChauhanhasbeenappointedasChairman,DelhiElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrRajPratapSinghhasbeenappointedasChairman,UttarPradeshElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrShreematPandeyhasbeenappointedasChairman,RajasthanElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrIqbalMazharhusainBoharihasbeenappointedasMemberofMaharashtraElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrMukeshKhullarhasbeenappointedasMemberofMaharashtraElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrPrithvirajhasbeenappointedasMember,RajasthanElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrSureshKumarAgarwalhasbeenappointedasMember,UttarPradeshElectricityRegulatoryCommission

• MrSumerSinghYadavhasbeenappointedasManagingDirector,JodhpurVidyutVitranNigamLtd.,Rajasthan

• MrRaghuNandanMurthyhasbeenappointedasManagingDirector,GulbargaElectricitySupplyCompany,Karnataka

• MrUmeshSinghYadavhasbeenappointedasManagingDirectorofJodhpurVidyutVitranNigamLtd.

• MrRGGuptahasbeenappointedasManagingDirector,JaipurVidyutVitaranNigamLtd.

Appointments and Transfers

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TheCouncilonEnergy,EnvironmentandWater(CEEW),anISGFmembersince03July2018,isoneofSouthAsia’sleadingnot-for-profitpolicyresearchinstitutions.Itusesdata,integratedanalysis,andstrategicoutreachtoexplain–andchange–theuse,reuse,andmisuseofresources.Itaddressespressingglobalchallengesthroughanintegratedandinternationallyfocusedapproach.Itpridesitselfontheindependenceofitshigh-qualityresearch,developspartnershipswithpublicandprivateinstitutions,andengageswiththewiderpublic.In2018,CEEWonceagainfeaturedextensivelyacrossninecategoriesinthe‘2017GlobalGoToThinkTankIndexReport’,includingbeingrankedasSouthAsia’stopthinktank(14thglobally)withanannualoperatingbudgetoflessthanUSD5millionforthefifthyearinarow.

TheCouncil’ssevenfocusareasofresearchincludeenergyaccess;renewables;powersector;industrialsustainabilityandcompetitiveness;low-carbonpathways;risksandadaptation;andtechnology,financeandtrade.

POWER SECTOR @CEEW

ThepowersectorteamatCEEWsupportsongoingregulatoryandinstitutionalreformsinthepowersectorandanalysesaccountabilitymeasures associatedwith the operation of electricity utilities. This is largely a state-focused effort to encourage greater civil societyparticipationandimprovedataqualityandaccessibility.TheteamsupportsIndia’stransitionsinpowergenerationbyexaminingtheroleofthermalpowerinarenewable-richscenario,theeconomicandenvironmentalimpactsofthermalgenerationassets,andtheintegrationofrenewablegenerationintothegrid.WithresearchersbasedinLucknowandNewDelhi,theteamiscurrentlydedicatedtoshapinganaffordable,reliable,andaccountablepowersectorinUttarPradesh.

ENERGY ACCESS @CEEW

Lackofaccesstoenergyisabarrierforhouseholds,communities,andenterprisesinreachingtheirdesiredpotential.TheEnergyAccessteamenvisionsremovingthisbarrierbyusingevidence-basedresearchofon-groundrealitiestoinformpoliciesandbusinesses.Theteamdoesthis throughthecollectionandanalysisofprimarydata,evaluationofpoliciesandprogrammes,designof interventions,and thedevelopmentofcollaborativeplatformsthatenableequitableaccesstomodernenergyforhumandevelopment.

RENEWABLES @CEEW

TheRenewablesteamsupportsIndia’s-andtheworld’s-cleanenergytransition.Itdoessothroughtimely,research-basedinterventionsbasedonextensivepolicy, regulatory,andmarketanalyses.The teamalsoassesses, throughsurveys, India’s renewableenergy jobspotentialandskillsrequirement,therisksfacingrenewableenergyinvestments,anddesigningstrategicfinancialmechanismstoaddresstheidentifiedrisks.

Our Recent Research on Energy Policy

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IndiaReward for DISCOMs Meeting Household Electrification Target Under Saubhagya Scheme

The power ministry is planning to provide a reward of Rs 5million for state utility employees and a grant of Rs 500millionfor distribution companies which will first meet the householdelectrification target under Saubhagya scheme. For evaluation,the ministry will form different group of states based on theparameters like geography and number of households to beelectrifiedandwill rewardthetopperformer.Themoveisaimedat incentivising state distribution companies to compete againsteachothertogiveapushtoachievetheobjectiveof100percenthousehold electrification under theScheme.ReadMore: https://bit.ly/2NOQRbD

Government Plans to Set Up Electric Vehicle Target for States

Out of the 24million (approx) vehicles sold in India in 2017-18,electricvehiclesaccountedforbarelyonepercentandthereforetoaccelerate theelectricvehicleadoptionprocess, thegovernmentisplanningtosetuptargetforstatepublictransporterstodeploycertainpercentageofelectricvehicleandthiswillalsofacilitatethestates tominimise their carbon footprint.ReadMore: https://bit.ly/2NgBsQg

Delhi to Implement Policy on Penalties for Power Outages

DelhiElectricityRegulatoryCommission (DERC) is likely toworkon the penalty imposition on distribution utilities for failure toaddresspoweroutagesinspecifiedtimeframe.Itwaspreviouslyproposed by the Delhi government and has not yet beenimplementedasthefinalorderhastobepassedbytheregulatorycommission. To implement the government’s policy, DERC willhave to make amendments to its existing penalty clause. Thecompensationearnedby theconsumerswillbeadjustedagainsttheirmonthlypowerbillandifthedistributioncompaniesdon’tpayup,consumerscanalsolodgeacomplaintwithDERC.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2NikLUJ

Subsidy on Rooftop Solar Power Installations by Himachal Pradesh Government

The Himachal Pradesh government announced a subsidy of 10percent or Rs 4,000 per kW,whichever is less, to all domesticconsumers, institutions and those in the social sectors forinstallation of solar panels on the rooftop of their buildings. Thesubsidyamountwouldbedepositeddirectlytothebankaccountof the consumer through state-run Himachal Pradesh EnergyDevelopment Authority or HIMURJA. Read More: https://bit.ly/2mhsGWR

Timeline for Implementation of Solar Parks Extended

TheMinistryofNewandRenewableEnergy(MNRE)hasextendedthe timeline for implementation of Solar Parks and Ultra MegaSolarPowerProjectswithtotalcapacityof40GWbytwoyears,fromtheinitialdeadlineofFY2020toFY2022.Thisneworderwillprovidemoretimetoallpartiesinthedevelopmentofsolarparksandultra-megaparks,includingagenciesresponsiblefortenderingtheprojectssuchasSECIandNTPCandprivatedevelopersfacingchallenges with land acquisition and securing power evacuationfrom the plants and the extension will not have any financialimplication.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2uqYRHH

PNG License Auction for 86 Areas

A PNG license auction was held to retail natural gas in 86geographical areas comprising 174 districts and 400 bids werereceived for the same. It is envisaged this initiative would helpcreate robust infrastructure by bringing in investment of aboutRs.700billion,generatingemploymentandwillalsoplayaroleinachievingtheobjectiveofshiftingtowardsagas-basedeconomy,withnaturalgasasthenext-generation,cheaperandenvironment-friendlyfossilfuel.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2Ll4XQD

InternationalEuropean Parliament Approves EU Cyber Security Certification Plan

The European Parliament’s Industry Committee (ITRE) hasapproved a plan to create a voluntary system for certifying thesecurity level of technology products. Once established, it willbe thefirstEU-wide labellingscheme tomeasurecybersecuritystandards of items sold in EU countries. The parliament reportaddsmeasuresthatmakethecertificationmandatoryforso-calledcritical infrastructure, including energy grids, water and energysuppliesandbankingsystems.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2Ja5WRv

UK’s Northern Powergrid Launches Smart Grid Program

NorthernPowergridhasinitiateda£83millionSmartGridEnablersprogram to prepare its regional economy for rapid growth ofelectric vehicles, domestic heat pumps and renewable power.Theprogramme,whichisplannedtorununtil2023,willunderpinthe company’s transition into a Distribution System Operator,providing a platform to roll out smart, cost-effective solutions toactively manage a network with complex power flows that arehardtopredict.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2mi9F6Q

California, New York and New Jersey Utilities Declare Plans to Invest in EV Infrastructure Rollout

NewYorkandCaliforniaplantojointlyinvest$1billioninspendingaimed at accelerating the rollout of necessary charging stations,markingsignificant investment intoelectricvehicle infrastructure.TheCalifornia PublicUtilitiesCommission approved $738millionin transportation electrification projects for the state’s three biginvestor-ownedutilities.NewYorkDemocraticGovernorlaunchedEVolveNY,anew$250millionelectricvehicleexpansioninitiativein partnershipwith theNewYorkPowerAuthority (NYPA).NewJerseyutilityPSEGalsoannouncedplanstospend$300milliononEV infrastructureaspartofamulti-billiondollarcleanenergyandgridinvestmentplan.ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2uxnAtf

Netherlands to Introduce Smart Metering Scheme

Netherland government has announced that, starting from2020, it is planning to replace the current netmetering schemefor residential and commercial power generators with a newsupport mechanism for solar and other small-sized renewableenergy systems, named “terugleversubsidie.” They will also beexemptfrompayingenergytaxesandtheODE(OpslagDuurzameEnergie),a levyonpowerconsumersthatfinancesthecountry’srenewable energy programs, for self-consumed electricity. ReadMore:https://bit.ly/2usuTlY

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I. GRID MODERNIZATION AND SMART METERING1. CyanConnode launches Omnimesh Smart Metering SolutionISGF Member CyanConnode has launched a cost-optimisedstandards-based smartmetering application calledOmnimesh atAsia UtilityWeek in Bangkok. Omnimeshwill provide electricitymeteringcapabilityaspartofCyanConnode’sOmniIoTPlatform,based on IPv6 LoWPAN narrowband RF mesh technology. Inaddition, energy distribution reliability and resilience is improvedbyrapidlyidentifyingandrespondingtopeaksindemand,quicklylocatingandresolvingfaultsandimplementingrealtimecontrolstopreventminorfaultsdevelopingintowideroutagesSource:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=44532. Delhi Power Discom TPDDL Started Installation of Smart Meters, Aims to cover 5 lakh Consumers in next 2 yearsISGFmemberTPDDLstarteditsambitiousprojecttoinstallsmartmeters covering all its 16 lakh consumers in the national capitalfromJuly2018.TheDiscomissettoinstallsmartmetersandalsolaunch a mobile app for consumers to access real time energyconsumption. In the first phase, two lakh smart meters wouldbe installed inNorthandNorth-WestDelhi in thenextoneyear;andanother3 lakhsmeter inthenexttwoyearsand inthethirdphase all 16 lakh consumers are to be covered by 2025, said aspokespersonofTataPowerDelhiDistributionLimited(TPDDL).Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=44753. EESL to Install Smart Meters in HaryanaEnergy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), has signed twopacts with Haryana power distribution companies to install onemillion smart electricity meters in the state. The Memorandumof Understanding (MoUs) entail supply and installation ofSmart Meters in Gurugram, Faridabad, Hisar, Karnal, Panipatand Panchkula within 3 years in a phased manner. Under theagreementsignedwithUttarHaryanaBijliVitranNigam(UHBVN)andDakshinHaryanaBijliVitranNigam(DHBVN),EESLwill fund,build,operateandmanagetheSmartMeterimplementationintheprojectarea foradefinedperiodandmonetize its investmentonpermonthannuitybasis.Source:https://bit.ly/2mgNOfTII. ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND ENERGY STORAGE1. RMI’s India Program Launches the Urban Mobility LabRocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is supporting India’s ambitionsin the mobility, buildings, and electricity sectors—most recentlythrough the launch ofUrbanMobility Lab, a program to supportthedevelopmentof integratedmobility solutions in Indian cities.ThroughtheUrbanMobilityLab,RMIwillprovideaplatformthatsupports a replicable process for identifying, implementing, andscalingmobilitysolutionsinIndiancities.ThegoaloftheprogramistocreateexamplesofintegratedmobilitysolutionstoserveasamodelforIndiancities—andtherestoftheworld—intransitioningtoshared,clean,andconnectedmobility.Theprogramhasthreeprimary components: Lighthouse Cities, which host workshopsto identify, integrate, and implement pilot projects in thosegeographies;ScalingPartnercities,whichparticipateinworkshopsheld in theLighthouseCitiesandscale tried-and-testedsolutionsto their own cities; and a platform for sharing lessons learnedfrom pilot projects to accelerate action and inform governmentpolicymakingacrossIndia.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4450

2. PM Modi Inaugurates Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Lucknow: Essel Infraprojects Invests Rs 1750 crore on EVsIntheeventtitled“TransformingUrbanLandscape”inLucknow,Uttar Pradesh, Prime Minister Modi laid the foundation stonelaying ceremony to Essel Green Mobility Limited that aims tobuild charging stations for EVs in 20 Uttar Pradesh cities. In abig boost to EVs in India, Essel Infraprojects (EIL), Essel Grouphas launched its electric vehicles charging stations and batteryswappingtechnologyinitiativeunderEsselGreenMobilityLimitedin Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. This new EV project will see aninvestmentofRs1750crore in aphasedmannerwith aplan tolaunch 250 charging station and 1000 battery swapping stationsin20UPcities.ThefoundationstonelayingceremonywaslaidbyPrimeMinisterNarendraModi. EIL’s electric vehicle launchwasamongdifferentindustrialprojectsannouncedinthestatecapital.

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III. RENEWABLE ENERGY AND MICROGRIDS1. Renewable Energy to reach 22.5% share in Global Power mix in 2020The global power sector is witnessing a gradual transition fromconventional thermal power-generating sources toward cleanenergytechnologies.Theambitiousrenewableenergytargetssetby countries across theglobepoints towards thegrowing shareofrenewablesintheglobalenergymixinthenext20years.Therenewablessharewas8.6%intheglobalenergymixin2010andisexpectedtoincreaseto22.5%in2020asperarecentthematicresearch report Renewable Energy by GlobalData. As changinggeopolitical interests in theMiddle East change the oil and gassupply markets, renewable energy is turning out to be a brightarea in the global energy economy. In the past couple of years,renewablemarketgrowthrateswerehigherwhencomparedwithconventional fuel market rates due to the rise in penetration ofrenewableenergyanddevelopmentofthismarket.

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2. New Rs 8,000-crore Solar Scheme may help Indian Firms Boost ManufacturingAnew12gigawattssolarenergyscheme,whichhasbeendeftlycrafted tomandate localmanufacturingwithout violatingWTO’strade rules, is in the final stages of approval, andwill help localindustry withstand the onslaught of cheap imports, seniorgovernmentofficials said. TheRs8,000-crore schemewill be asignificant boost for Indianmanufacturers,who are alsowaitingfor the imposition of a safeguards duty on solar gear. The localindustry has suffered becauseWTO, acting on a US complaint,ruledthatIndiahadviolatedtraderulesbymandatinguseoflocallymadecellsandmodulesinitsnationalsolarmission.

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IV. STANDARDS AND SECURITY1. Huawei Promotes 4.5G-based Wireless for Smart GridChinesetechnologygiantHuaweireleasedforelectricutilities its4.5G-based, 5G-oriented eLTE Discrete Spectrum Aggregation(eLTE-DSA) solution at the CEBIT conference in Hannover,Germany,. It gives energy firms ubiquitous all-service “internetof energy” (IOE) through fast wireless access, low latency,

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greater connectivity, and reduced power consumption. Huaweihas proposed the vision of ‘LeadingNew ICT,BitsDriveWatts’in the electric industry. Huawei is committed to bringing digitaltechnologies to every electric power company. As energyconsumption increases globally and the industry moves towardrenewable energy, the implementation of the IOE will becomean importantwaytoadvancetheenergyrevolution,drivingcleanenergyandsustainableenergydevelopment.

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V. DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES1. ISGF Member Oracle getting Global Businesses Turn to it’s Blockchain Service to Speed Transactions SecurelyBusinesses around the world have been deploying an earlyadopter version of Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service, which waslaunched inJuly2018.Theserviceallowsorganizations toeasilybuild blockchain networks to drive more secure and efficienttransactionsandtotrackgoodsthroughsupplychainsonaglobalscale. Arab Jordan Investment Bank, CargoSmart, CertifiedOrigins, IndianOil, Intelipost,MTO,Neurosoft,NigeriaCustoms,Sofbang, Solar Site Design and TradeFin are among the manyglobalorganizationsthatalreadyhaveadoptedOracle’sblockchainplatform. Blockchain has the power to fundamentally transformhow every industry does business bymaking interactionsmoresecure,transparent,efficientandcost-effective.OracleBlockchainCloud Service provides customerswith a development platformtobuild theirownnetworks,andtoquickly integratewithOracleSaaSandthird-partyapplicationstheyalreadyuse,aswellasotherblockchainnetworksandOraclePaaSservices.

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2. Siemens Reveals how the Internet of Energy is EmergingSiemensunveiledadecentralised,two-flowenergygridenabledbyblockchainsignalstheonsetoftheinternetofenergy.Thefutureof the energy grid is decentralised and, of course, decarbonisedwhichistheinternetofenergy.Theimportantbuildingblocksarebeing assembled gradually, including blockchain. It starts witha vision of a largely decarbonised energy system in a near-all-electric world. Source: http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4464

VI. SMART CITIES1. Indian Police submits requirements to be covered under Smart City to focus on the need for Integrated Traffic Management SystemThe Coimbatore city police have sent its proposal to the civicbody its requirements to modernise traffic management underthe Smart Cities Project. The proposal focuses on the need foran Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS), which isfunctional inseveralmetros. ITMScomprisesofadvanced trafficmanagement techniquessuchasadaptive trafficsignal, red lightviolation detection system, automatic number plate recognitionsystem, variablemessage sign board and speed detectorwhichareprimarilyoperatedwithanetworkofhighdefinitioncamerasand sensors. These techniques are functional in cities such asHyderabad and Bengaluru. Coimbatore is having an estimatedvehiclepopulationof1.1millionandnearly300newvehiclesarebeingaddedtoitsroadsaday.Asperassessmentbythepolice,funds to the tune of `100 crore will be required to implement

ITMS. Around 1,000 high quality surveillance cameras will berequired forvariouscomponents.Asofnowthecitypolicehavearound200surveillancecameras.

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2. Smart City Projects in India worth Rs 53,000 crore in Implementation PhasesAs per housing and urban affairs ministry Smart City projectsworth Rs 53,000 crore have either been completed, are underimplementationorareinthetenderingstage.Outofthe100smartcitiesannouncedso far,asmanyas94specialpurposevehicles(SPVs) have been established and 71 project managementconsultants have been appointed. Of the total number of 5,116projects,332projectsworthRs5,991crorehavebeencompleted.As many as 697 projects worth Rs 27,703 crore are underimplementationand432projectsworthRs19,162croreareundertendering. Ten Smart Command and Control Centres worth Rs1,523crorehavebeencompleted.FoursmartroadprojectsworthRs 228 crore have been completed. Seven smart solar projectsworth Rs 57 crore have been completed and six smart waterprojectsworthRs835crorehavebeencompleted.Asmanyas14projectsunderthepublic-private-partnershipmodelworthRs770crorehavebeencompleted.

Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4437

VII. SMART WATER AND SMART GAS1. 9th CGD Bidding in India Expected to fetch Rs 70,000 crore InvestmentsTheninthroundofthecitygasdistribution(CGD)licencesauction,mayseefundsworthRs70,000crorefromwinningbidders,whichis four times thecumulativeRs15,000-18,000crore invested tillfiscal year 2018, said a report.As perCrisil , the ninth roundofauctionofcitygasdistributionlicencesissettoaltertheindustrylandscape with the government expecting investments of Rs70,000crorefromwinningbidders,orfourtimesmorethanwhatwas invested so far. On offer are 86 geographical areas in 174districtscovering29percentofthepopulation,comparedwithacumulative 56 geographical areas awarded in the previous eightroundsinthepast10years.Thenewgeographicalareasonofferinclude Chennai, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Aurangabad andBhopal,whichhavegooddemandpotential.

Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4478

2. SoCalGas Joins International Utilities to Advance Renewable Natural GasSempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas)announcedthatitwillpartnerwithutilitiesinCanadaandFrancetoadvanceresearchonrenewablenaturalgas(RNG)orbiomethane.At the World Gas Conference (WGC) in Washington, SoCalGasannounced it’s plan to collaboratewithQuebec-basedEnergir, agasdistributionutility,andFrance’sGRDFandGRTza,whicharegas transmission network managers. Project results would beshared over the next year to identify “potential successes andchallenges.”Representatives fromeach entity plan “tomaintainan open dialogue” around the biomethane and power-to-gastechnologies,striving forcontinueddevelopmentanddistributionofRNGandtheadvancementofclimategoals.

Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4463

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Smart Grid Updates: Pilot Projects in India

ProjectName &Location

Name ofConsultant

KeyFunctionalities

KeyVendors

Customers(Nos.)

Project Completion

Date

Latest Progress

APDCL (Paltan Bazaar, Narengi, Ulubari - Assam)

Medhaj Techno

Concept Pvt Ltd

AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM, OMS, PQM, DG

M/s Fluentgrid Ltd M/s Sinhal Udyog

15083 (15938)*

2018 • 13691smartmetershasbeeninstalled• Datacentresetuphasbeencompleteandcommissioned• InstallationofControlCentrehardwareequipmentiscompleted• 155DCUcommunicatingtocontrolcentre• 6190meterscommunicatingtoControlCenter

UHBVN (Panipat - Haryana)

NEDO(Funding&Execution)

AMI-R,AMI-I,PLM,SCADA,OMS

M/sFujiElectric&Co.

M/sLotusWireless

Technologies

11,000 December2017

• Projectiscompletedandinaugratedon25thJanuary,2018bytheChiefMinisterofHaryana

HPSEB(KalaAmbIndustrialArea-HimachalPradesh)

POWERGRID AMI-I,OMS,PLM,SCADA

“M/sGET&DIndia

(PreviouslyM/sALSTOMT&D)”

1,554 December2017

• TheProjecthasbeencompletedandSAThasbeencompletedsucessfully

CESC(Mysore-Karnataka)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I,OMS,PLM,MG/DG

M/sEnzenGlobalSolutionsM/sCyan

TechnologiesM/sElSwedyElectrometerM/sL&T

21,824 December2017

• Projectiscompleted• DuetosomeissuesintheinstalledthreephaseCTmeters,declaring

Go-Live date is postponed

PSPCL(SASNagar,Punjab)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I,PLM

- 2,734 • MDMdevelopmentisinprogress• BidsareunderevaluationforSmartMeterTender

TSSPDCL(JeedimetlaIndustrialArea,Telangana)

CPRI AMI-R,AMI-I,PLM,OMS,PQ

M/s.ECIL 11,904 2018 • DispatchinstructionsareissuedforsupplyofSGCChardwareequipmentandcommisioningofSGCCisunderprogress

• PlinthworksforerectionofRMUs(Automationcomponents)arecompletedanderectionofRMUsyettobestarted

• Installed16001-phsmartmeters.Dispatchinstructionissuedfor30001-ph meters & 2000 meters are under inspection

TSECL (Agartala - Tripura)

POWERGRID AMI-R, AMI-I, PLM

M/s Wipro M/sJnJPowercom

42,676 September2018

• Total30839metersareinstalledandcommunicatingwithserver• 180DCUshavebeeninstalledandcommissionedsuccessfully• RooftopSolarnetmetering&billingisbeingintegratedwithAMI

system• Billingof6,700consumersdonewithsmartmeterdata• Controlcentrehardwareandsoftwareinstalled• Acceptancetestingofapplicationscompleted• Integrationofremainingmodulesiscompleted• BillingstartedforoneRMUsectionwithsmartmeterdata.Data

accuracyisveryfied

WBSEDCL (Siliguri, Darjeeling, West Bengal)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I,PLM

M/sChemtrolsM/sCMSComputersLimited

5,275 Yettobedecided

• 4900smartmetersinstalledand50DCUinstalledatsite• Typetestforsmartmetershavebeencompleted• MaterialforControlcentresetuphasbeenrecievedandinstalledat

the site • 700smartmetershasbeencommunicatingwithControlcentre

PED(Puducherry)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I M/sDongfang 34,000 2018 • BISCertificationreceivedforsinglephaseandthreephasesmartmeters

• 11136singlephaseand4151threephasesmartmetersinstalled.total17488smartmetersreceived

• 92DCUinstalled• Controlcentreisreadyforinstallationofcontrolcentreequipment

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ProjectName &Location

Name ofConsultant

KeyFunctionalities

KeyVendors

Customers(Nos.)

Project Completion

Date

Latest Progress

UGVCL(Sabarmati,Gujarat)

POWERGRID AMI-R,AMI-I,OMS,PLM,PQ

M/sGenusPower

M/sCyanConnode

M/sFluentgridLtd

39,422 June2018 • 16000metersinstalledatNarodasite• 55DCUsareinstalledatsite• DataCenterequipmentprocurementiscompleted• ControlCentreHardwareFAThasbeencompleted• TrialisonforMDMS-HESIntegration

IITKanpur-SmartCityPilot(Kanpur,UttarPradesh)

N.A. AMI,SCADA,DG,HAS

M/sElcomponics

LtdM/sMindteckIndiaLtd

M/sSynergySignals&Systems

N.A. Yettobedecided

• Theprojecthasbeencompletedsuccessfully

Smart Grid Projects under NSGM in IndiaCED(Chandigarh)

POWERGRID AMI,DTmonitoring,SubstationAutomation,

RooftopSolarPV,ITinfrastructure

N.A. 29,433 Yettobedecided

• RECPowerDistributionCompanyLimited(RECPDCL)appointedasProjectManagementAgencyon30Aug2016

• BidsforAMIopenedon29.01.2018.Fourbiddersparticipated.TendersforSCADAopened

• TechnicalBidevaluationforAMIandSCADAinprogress

Amravati,MSEDCL,Maharashtra

Noconsultant AMI,OMS,DR N.A. 1,48,495 Yettobedecided

• Bidsopenedon3rdMay2018.Technicalevaluationunderprogress

CongressNagar,MSEDCL,Maharashtra

Noconsultant AMI,OMS,DR,SCADA

N.A. 1,25,000 Yettobedecided

• Bidsopenedon3rdMay2018.Technicalevaluationunderprogress

Abbreviations: AMI R/I - AdvancedMetering Infrastructure Residential/Industrial, DT - Distribution Transformer, PLM - Peak LoadManagement, OMS - OutageManagement System, PQ - PowerQuality, PQM - PowerQualityMonitoring, DG - DistributedGeneration, SCADA - Supervisory Control andDataAcquisition, DR - DemandResponse, EV - Electric Vehicles, IT-InformationTechnology,HEMS-HomeEnergyManagementSystem,HAS-HomeAutomationSystem,PV-Photovoltaic,DTMU-DistributionTransformerMonitoringUnit

Pilot Projects in India (Contd...)

August 21-23 2018:9thWorldRenewableEnergyTechnologyCongress-2018,NewDelhi,www.wretc.in

September 07-08 2018:MoveGlobalMobilitySummit,NewDelhi,www.movesummit.in

September 18-20 2018:RenewableEnergyIndiaExpo,NewDelhi,http://www.renewableenergyindiaexpo.com/

October 11-12 2018:GreenPowerConference&Exposition,Chennai,www.greenpower-cii.com

October 11-13 2018:ElectricalBuildingTechnologyIndia2018NewDelhi,http://bit.ly/2j4I4Yn

Nov 01-02 2018:DistributionUtilityMeet2018Mumbai,http://dumindia.in/

Nov 22 – 23 2018:XIIWorldAquaCongress,NewDelhi,http://worldaquacongress.org/index.aspx

Smart Grid EventsINDIAN INTERNATIONAL

August 26-31 2018:47thCIGRESession,Parishttp://www.cigre.org/Events/Session/Session-2018September 05-07 2018:WorldMicrogridsCongressandExhibitions,Miami,USA,http://www.worldmicrogridscongress.com/Sep 17-19 2018:GlobalPowerandEnergyExhibition(GPEX2018),Spain,http://gpexevent.com/Sep 25-27 2018:4thAnnualGridAnalyticsEurope2018,London,UK,https://www.gridanalytics-europe.comOctober 15-17 2018:EPChina2018,Chinahttps://www.epchinashow.com/October 16-18 2018:IEC61850Global2018,Germanywww.iec61850-global.comOctober 24-26 2018:UtilityAnalyticsWeek,Orlando,FLhttp://www.utilityanalyticsweek.com/

Disclaimer:Thisinformationisfromthepublicdomain.ISGFdoesnotholdanyresponsibilityfortheinformationprovidedinthissection.

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- By India Smart Grid Forum

Global Electric Vehicle Outlook Report

Thegrowingconcernoverclimatechangehasputforwardelectricvehicleasoneoftheprioritizedactionitemsintheagendaofmostofthegovernmentsintheworld.Inrecentyears,thenumberandvarietyofEVshasincreasedsignificantlywithintroductionofvariouspolicyandregulatorymeasures,incentivemechanismetc.andmajorityoforiginalequipmentmanufacturers(OEM)havecomeupwithdifferentmodelsofbothPlug-inhybridelectricvehicle(PHEVs)andBatteryoperatedelectricvehicle(BEVs).Itisexpectedthatby2020,about20millionEVsareexpectedtobeontheroadworldwide,andby2040,theglobalmarketforlightdutyEVswillgrowfrom1millionperyearin2017to60millionwithacompoundannualgrowthrateof19%.Thefastestgrowthperiodwillbebetween2025and2030whenthemarketwillexpandby22%peryearsupportedbyrapiddevelopmentsinmanufacturingcapacityandcharginginfrastructure.

AmongthecountriesfeaturingEVgrowth,ChinahasbeeninthetopspotwitheightfoldincreaseinEVpenetrationinthelastfouryears.Chinaalonehavechurnedout680,000allelectriccars,busesandtrucksin2017.OntheotherhandEuropeanmarketslikeNorwayalsoshowedastronggrowthtrajectoryintermsofEVsalesmainlyinthepassengercarsegmentwith139,000registrationsin2017,over40%morecomparedto2016.Itisexpectedthatby2040,Chinawillcontinuetobethefrontrunnerwithmarketshareof28%whereasEuropeandUnitedStatesprojectedacombinedshareof37%.

Inaddition,consideringthedeploymentofelectricbuses, twowheelersandthreewheelers, thenumberofelectricvehicles isset toincreasefurther.Theglobalbattery-poweredelectricbusstockgrewtoabout345,000vehiclesin2016,doublethenumberin2015.Chinaemergesasthegloballeaderinelectricbusdeployment,with343,500unitsin2016.TheelectricbusstockinbothEuropeandChinahasdoubledcomparedtoitspositionin2015,suggestingthatthemarketismovingmuchbeyondthedemonstrationphaseintocommercialdevelopment.Theeconomicsofe-buseswillcontinuetoimproveandby2040,itisexpectedthat80%oftheglobalmunicipalbusfleetwillbeelectric.

Similarlyfortwowheelersandthreewheelers,Chinaisthegloballeaderwithalmost200–230millionoftwowheelersonroad(basedonsalesfigure2015)andAsiancountrieslikeThailandisplanningtoreplaceallthethreewheelerswithelectricrickshawsby2021.Thegrowth inelectric vehicledeploymentcanbeattributed to the fallingpricesof lithium ionbatterypackswhichhasalreadyshowedapricedipof79%in2017andisexpectedtobereducedby90%in2030ascomparedtoitspricesin2010alongwithsupportivepolicyandregulatorymeasureswhichareintroducedtobringinefficient incentivemechanism,subsidies,grantandresearchandawarenessprogrammes.

HowevertherearecertainfocusareasthatneedtobeconsideredwhilepavingthewayforEVdeploymentatalargescale

• Developmentof charging infrastructurebasedonsustainablebusinessmodelsneed tobe followedalongwith support fromregulatorsthroughincentives,subsidies,bettertariffetc.Differentbusinessmodelslikebatteryleasing,jointpurchaseagreement,operating leasemodeletc.hasalreadybeenexplored in fewplacesand learningandexperiences fromthesemodelscanbefurthertuneddowntodevelopthebestsuitedmodel.

• PriceandavailabilityofcobaltandlithiumwillalsodrivethebatterymarketandavailabilityofcobaltisestimatedasoneofthepotentialriskforEVsalesgrowthinthenext5-7years.ThereforeinnovationinbatterychemistrywillplayanimportantroleinEVgrowth.

WiththeestimatedgrowthofEVsasprojectedbyBloombergi.e.33%ofglobalfleetwillbeelectricby2040,therewillbeanenormousopportunitytocutdowntheusageoftransportationfuels(Bloomberg estimate suggests that electric buses and cars have the capacity to displace a combined 7.3 million barrels per day of transportation fuel in 2040)whichwillnotonlyhelpingreenhousegasreductionbutwillalsoprovideenergysecurityoilimportingcountries.

Sources:

• LongTermElectricVehicleOutlook,2018;BloombergNewEnergyFinance-https://bnef.turtl.co/story/evo2018?teaser=true

• Electric Buses in Cities, Driving Towards Cleaner Air and Lower CO2, 2018; Bloomberg New Energy Finance - https://data.bloomberglp.com/bnef/sites/14/2018/05/Electric-Buses-in-Cities-Report-BNEF-C40-Citi.pdf

• GlobalEVOutlook,2017;InternationalEnergyAgency,CleanEnergyMinisterial,ElectricVehiclesInitiative-https://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/GlobalEVOutlook2017.pdf

Other resources of internet:

• ThecaseforElectricMobilityinIndia:https://www.tfeconsulting.com/the-case-for-electric-mobility-in-india/

• EVs–DrivingAdoption,CapturingBenefits:https://gridwise.org/evs-driving-adoption-capturing-benefits/

• NordicEVOutlook2018Report:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=4108

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MOVE GLOBAL MOBILITY SUMMIT from 07 – 08 September 2018 in New Delhi

ISGFisinvitingcallforTechnicalPapers.Abstractstobesubmittedlatestby31stAugust2018.

FullPapertobesubmittedby30November2018.Toreadthedetails,pleasevisit:http://www.isgw.in/technical-paper-isuw-2019/

[email protected]

Call for Technical Papers - ISUW 2019

Toshowcaseinnovationandbuildaplatformtoshapethefutureofmobility,NITIAayogishostingthefirstMoveSummit2018inNewDelhifrom7th-8thSeptember2018,stakeholdersfromacrossthesectorsofmobilityandtransportationwillgathertoco-createapublicinterestframeworktorevolutionizetransport.Together,government,industry,academia,civilsocietyandmediawillsetthebaseforatransportsystemwhichissafe;clean,sharedandconnected;andaffordable,accessibleandinclusive.

TheMoveSummitwilladdress followingchallenges: (a)Tremendouspotential fora fundamentalshift; (b)Low lock-in-effect; (c)Scaleandsize;(d)Frugalinnovation;and(e)Globally-recognizedtechnologicalprowess.Visitwebsiteformoredetails:http://www.movesummit.in/

Team ISGF congratulates Sh Pankaj Batra for his new role as Chairman (Incharge), CentralElectricityAuthority(CEA).HewasearlierMember(Planning),CEA,ex-officioAdditionalSecretarytotheGovernmentofIndia.Hewasoverseeingvariousplanningfunctions,includingplanningofintegrationof renewablesourcesofenergy into thegrid,ElectricPowerSurveyReporton longtermdemandforecasting,NationalElectricityPlanetc.

ShBatrahasplayedapivotalroleinformulationofpolicyandregulationsforthePowerSectorinIndia.

HehasbeentheChairofISGFWorkingGrouponPolicyandRegulationsfromitsveryinceptionandhassupportedISGFinallitsinitiatives.WewishhimaverysuccessfultermasCEAChairman(Incharge).

Pankaj BatraChairman (Incharge)

CentralElectricityAuthority

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