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2. Korea-U.S. Smart Grid Collaboration

3. Activity in Private Sector: LSIS

1. Smart Grid in Korea

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1-1. Green Business in Korea - Government Policy

Ministry of Knowledge and Economy

Low-power IT devices Eco-friendly materials

Green Semiconductor

(Power Semiconductor)Green display

Green lights(LEDs) Green energy

※ IGCC: Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle, CCS: Carbon Capture & Storage

Green Biz fundamentals• u-Industry zone with low energy consumption• Energy Management System • Computerized Paperless Paperwork Process

RFID• Logistics revolution by RFID• Enhance resource consumption efficiency by RFID• Advertise energy savings by u-IT models

New IT Biz Models

• Green home test beds• Green IDC test beds• Deployment of AMI system• Digital lighting control technologies

Biz that LSIS participates in

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Green Energy Roadmap - 15 fields („09.01.22, ‟11.06.07)

Green IT : “IT technology that contributes to the solution of energy and environment issues of our society by reducing energy consumption/CO2 emission and efficient use of natural resources”(„09.01.15)

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GreenCar

EnergyStorage

High EfficientLighting

CleanFuel

CCSHeatPump

EnergyEfficientBuilding

Energ

y E

fficiency

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WindSolar FuelCell

IGCCBioFuel

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Renew

able

SmartGrid

Nuclear

1

Pow

er

CleanThermal

Power Plant

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1-2. Smart Grid in Korea – Vision & Activities

Opportunities

• Dense territory • World-leading broadband Internet infrastructure

• Unitary transmission/distribution company

Vision

• Constructing the world 1st nation-wide intelligent power network by 2030

Activities

Smart Energy, Green Revolution

Completion of customer side intelligence by 2020 Completion of the whole system by 2030

Subjects

National DimensionEnergy-Environment

Corporation DimensionNext generation growth

Individual DimensionLow emission

Energy Efficiency, CO2 Reduction New-Renewable Energy Sources

Homeland market creation, Export Open Energy market creation

Low emission in living environment Low emission in transportation

Energy : 3% of national energy reduction, 10% from electricity, 6% of peak reduction Environment : CO2 emission reduction of 41 Million tons nationwide (7% of 2006) Economy : Fossil fuel import reduction 10B$ reduction in energy import

Expect

Energy Saving(TOE) Peak Reduction(MW) CO2 Reduction(t) Trade Balance($)

1,000s 1,000s 100Ms

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1-3. Smart Grid in Korea - Snapshots

National vision of “Low Carbon and Green growth”(2008. 8. 15)

Green Growth Committee(2009. 2. 16)

Korea Smart Grid Association(KSGA) (2009. 5. 21)

MOU signed between U.S andKorean Smart Grid Associations(GWA & KSGA)(2009. 6. 15)

Korea designated as a lead countryin Smart Grid by MEF (2009. 7. 9)

Korea Smart Grid Institute(2009. 8. 20)

Jeju Smart Grid Testbed(2009. 12. 1)

* MEF : Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate

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1-4. Smart Grid in Korea Outlook - Roadmap

Smart Power Grid

SmartConsumer

SmartTransportation

SmartRenewable

Smart Electricity Service

• Interoperable Smart Grid

• Automatic Gridprotection andRecovery System

• Nationwide Distribution of Smart Meter

• Automatic EnergyManagementSystem

• NationwideChargingInfrastructure

• Electric Vehicle Service System

• Large-scale Renewable Power Generation Infrastructure

• Large PowerStorage Device

• Development of Various Pricing Systems

• Consumer Power Trading System

Smart Grid Pilot City

2012

Nationwide Smart Grid

2030Consumer-level Smart Grid

2020

Low Carbon, Green Growth through Smart Grid

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Goals

Vis

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1-5. Jeju Smart Grid Test-bed Overview

World‟s most advanced andLargest test-bed in the world

Open to privateconsortiums

1st “All-in-one”Test-bed

$240M Project

Technologies, business models, and standards proven in Jejuwill contribute to the international development of Smart Grid

• Place: 6 districts at Koojwa, Jeju (7,500 homes)• Terms: ‟08. 12 ~ ‟13. 12 (5 years)

• Fund: $240M (Gov. $70M, Priv. $170M)• # of consortiums: 10 consortiums (168 companies)

‟08. 12 ~ ‟09. 11

Basic preparation‟09. 12 ~ ‟11. 5

Infrastructure‟11. 6 ~ ‟13. 5

Integration

Smart Transport Smart Renewable Smart Power Grid Smart Elec. ServiceSmart Place

Introduction(5 domains)

KeyFeatures

ProjectOutline

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2-1. Status of Bilateral International Cooperation

Korea & U.S. have signed wide ranging agreement to cooperate on Smart Grid

- Ministry of Knowledge & Economy and U.S. Department of Energy signed SOI (Jun 16, 2009)- Korea Smart Grid Association and the GridWise Alliance signed MOU (Jun 15, 2009)

*1 SOI: Statement Of Intent

*2 MOU: Memorandum Of Understanding

SOI MOU

Joint Forum

Korea-U.S. Investment Forum

International Conference

*1 *2

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2-2. Global Smart Grid Organizations (GSGF/ISGAN)

The collaboration of international public-private organizations to foster developmentin the application of Smart Grid technologies and policies as a global center

• Chairman: Guido Bartels (U.S., GWA Chairman)• Vice-chairman: Ja-kyun Koo (Korea, KSGA Chairman)• Charter Members: 8 Countries(U.S., Korea, India, Japan, Australia, Ireland, Canada, UK)

• Discussion of current & future Global Smart Grid Projects• MOU signed between Korea-India-Australia Smart Grid Associations

Sept. 2010

Nov. 2010

Global Smart grid Federation Launched

Meeting of GSGF in Jeju Island

• Discussion of Energy issue with Energy ministers from around the world• Participated in public-private roundtables to introduce the GSGF and promote the importance to global Smart Grid deployment

April 2011 Meeting at Clean Energy Ministerial in UAE

• Charter Members: 12 Countries(Korea, U.S., China, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia,

Australia and more)• Launched a Secretariat in Korea (‟11.06.14)

July 2010 Int‟l Smart Grid Action Network Launched

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2-3. Korea-U.S. Cooperation in Smart Grid Standardization

Cooperate in international standardization activities and build strategic win-win partnership

Share information on technical standards by organizing joint committee and holding Seminars/workshops

*1 KATS: Private-public-academia institute for Korean technology and standards

*2 NIST: Federal technology agency that works with industry to develop and apply technology, measurements, and standards

Korea-U.S. Smart GridCooperation Forum

MOU

Joint Committee

*1 *2 *3 *4

*3 SG: Forum to support standards development and strengthen the private sector‟s cooperation for standardization

*4 SGIP: Public-private partnership to support NIST EISA responsibility

Workshop / Seminar

Korean Agencyfor Technology and Standards

National Institute ofStandards and Technology

Korean Smart GridStandardization Forum

Smart GridInteroperability Panel

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3-1. LS Overview

LS is a leading company that specializes in the industrial electric & electronics,materials, and energy field following its spinoff form LG Group in 2003.

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3-2. LSIS Solutions

New Growth Engines

Power IT Solutions

Renewable EnergySolutions

Electric Power Solutions

Drive Solutions

Automation Solutions

• Electrical Parts of EV• Power Semi-Conductor• HVDC

Transportation SystemSOC

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3-3. Biz Models – Smart Power Grid

K-EMS

Energy Management

Systems

Substation Automation

Systems

Distribution Automation

Systems

SCADA Advanced Metering

Infrastructure

AMI

SAS DAS

µ-Grid

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3-3. Biz Models – Smart Consumer

LED Lamp

E.V

LED Street light

LED Light

Charge Spot

AC Drive

Solar

Fuel CellEnergy Storage

Smart Meter

SCP

Factory Energy Management Center

Hybrid SuperconductingCurrent Limiter

Solid InsulatedSwitchgearAC Drive

BIPV

Energy Storage

DC PowerSupply

Building Energy Management Center

LED Lamps

Smart Meter

SCP

Solar

Fuel CellHybrid SuperconductingCurrent Limiter

Solid InsulatedSwitchgear

Charge Spot

E.V

Solar

Fuel Cell

SCP

E.V

Geothermal

LED Lamps

Energy Storage

Smart MeterE-bike

Charge Spot

I.H.D

Smart Home Appliances

Concentrator

In 2010, 600 organizations (companies/factories) are appointed for GHG target management

Smart Home Smart Building Smart Factory

World Total Final Energy Consumption Korea Policy – GHG Target Management

* Source: IEA, World Energy Outlook, 2010

30%

50%

20%

0%

10%

Oil Coal Gas Electricity Heat Biomass

40%

2008 2035

1.5%

2.5%

1.0%

0%

0.5%

2.0%

CAGR(2008-2035)

Non-target

Target Mgmt.

70%

30%

[ Total national GHG emission ]

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3-3. Biz Models – Smart Transport

EV-PCU• 15 ~ 100kW

On-board Charger

• 3.3 / 7 kW

BDU / PDU / PRA

EV-Relay• 10 ~ 400 A

Charging Infrastructure

• Power Infra. (Smart Grid)

• AMI system• Slow Charger• Billing S/W

E-Bike

Public Charging Spot

Charging Station Energy Management Center

Home Charger

Compact Charger

RFID

Quick Charger

EV

• BDU(Battery Disconnect Unit)

• PDU(Power Distribution Unit)

• PRA(Power Relay Assembly)

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3-3. Biz Models – Smart Renewables

Solar

Wind

Wind

Fuel Cell

AMICenter

CCS :Carbon Capture & Storage

CHP : CombinedHeat & Power

Small Hydropower

Energy Storage

Fuel CellPhotovoltaic Modules/Systems

Photovoltaic PCU

Energy Storage PCU

APFs(Active Power Filters)

DVRs(Dynamic Voltage Restorers)

µ-grid Energy

Management Systems

µ-Grid EMS

Renewable

Power Converter

Power Quality

Smart Renewable System

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3-4. Smart Green City

The Green City that realize the intelligent power infrastructure called „Smart Grid‟Based on green energy technologies

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3-5. Solution Matrix

• Power IT - KEMS, Generation DCS, SAS, DAS, SCADA ● ● ● ● ●

• Customer EMS - Factory EMS, Building EMS, Home EMS, Micro-Grid EMS ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• AMI/AMR - Smart Meter, IHD(In-home-display), Smart Cabinet Panel ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Eco-friendly(SF6-free) Electric Equipments - Solid Insulated, DAIS, Compact Substation ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• IBS(Intelligent Building System) ● ● ●

• Water Solution - DCS ● ● ● ●

• Smart Protection - IED, Circuit Breaker, WAMS(Wide Area Monitoring) ● ● ● ● ● ●

• DC Infra - HVDC, FACTS, DC Distribution ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Energy Storage - Battery, BMS, PCS(Power Conversion System), PMS ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Power Quality - APF, DVR, SVC, AVR ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Superconducting - Fault Current Limiter, Cables ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Power Line Communication ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Green Car Component - Inverter, Relay, Charging Device ●

• Solar - Solar Module, Solar Inverter, Monitoring Units ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• Fuel Cell - Generator, Fuel Cell Inverter ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• LED ● ● ● ● ●

• RFID/USN ● ● ● ● ●

• Motor Drives - AC, DC, Servo Drives & Motors ● ● ●

• Semiconductor - Power Semiconductor, ASIC/SoC ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

• PLC – Programmable Logic Control, Human-Machine-Interface ● ● ● ● ●

Micro-grid Green Home Green Building Green Factory Green School Smart Renewables Smart Transport

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3-6. Leader in Green Business

Obtaining the First and the Most Green Technology Certificates

▲ Winning the Presidential Award in NationalGreen Technology Award for smart-gridenergy efficiency system („10.12)

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The heart of LSIS‟ vision lies in innovation surpassing innovation, while also transforming itself into not just Korea‟s green leader,

but a world green leader as well.