Smart cities Europe. Eddy Hartog, Head of Unit Smart Mobility and Living DG CONNECT European Commission

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1 Smart cities Europe Eddy Hartog, Head of Unit Smart Mobility and Living DG CONNECT European Commission 16 February 2017

2 EU and Smart Cities Cities Committee of the Regions EU Policy Research Policy making Policy shaping Policy implementation EIP Urban agenda

3 Inderjeet Singh Source:As per Booz Allen Hamilton report on Smart Cities Smart city

4 A smart city is a city seeking to address public issues via ICT-based solutions on the basis of a multistakeholder, municipality-based partnership. Mapping smart cities in the EU EP Report Jan Characteristics 1. Smart goverance 2. Smart people 3. Smart living 4. Smart mobility 5. Smart economy 6. Smart environment Smart city

5 City in frontline of change Regulation Market power Technology Consumer behaviour egvt Online platforms Citizen in city

6 EU and SMART CITIES "We are already a leader in smart cities"

7 URBAN agenda Eur Inn Partnership EU pillars on SMART CITIES Innovative actions Digital Transition Partnership Urban Innovative Actions 12 priority themes Pact of Amsterdam Connectivity Mobility Energy Market place

8 EU funding for SMART CITIES ERDF: Research 61 billion Use and quality of ICT 13 billion Low-carbon economy, incl urban mobility 39 billion EIP market place: 3 million 9 Lighthouse projects: million each

9 EU action Urbact Green Digital Charter Urban Agenda Global Parliament of Mayors

10 EU Commission Initiatives in SMART CITIES DG CONNECT - MOVE - ENER EIP SCC; Lighthouse projects DG CONNECT CITYkeys; GDC; Espresso DG ENER CONCERTO; CoM; EEA; DG ENV EGC DG MOVE CIVITAS DG REGIO URBACT; Urban Agenda DG RTD Nature based solutions JRC PoM Portals: Public DG REGIO One stop shop EC-internal Connected cities Data European data platform

11 SHARING OUTSIDE One-stop-shop cities (DG REGIO)

12 SHARING INSIDE Inter-service "Connected cities" portal

13 European data platform SHARING INSIDE

14 Focus areas Interoperability, portability Data access and (re-)use Measurement Reusability of solutions Demand aggregation Level playing field Exchange of experience 25

15 Platforms?

16 Urban Platforms The Urban Platform is an important part in an evolving integrated solution architecture Societal Needs Services & Business Models City Data Urban Platform Infrastructure The outcomes we strive for within a portfolio of city service domains The operational basis by which data is consumed to add tangible value to key city stakeholders The fuel that offers an exciting new city narrative The means to configure, share, and interpret exponentially increasing volumes The base level connectivity that supports the platform We take a city-needs-led approach: not the tail wagging the dog Slide courtesy: EIP Urban Platform Governance

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18 Cross-actor, cross-sector, crossinstrument + innovation - GDPR, Privacy Shield, eprivacy - NIS Directive, eidas - EU platforms, collaborative economy - EU free flow of data - EU Consumer Protection Public policy & regulation - EU Energy Union Winter Package Market actors & forces Technology - Blockchain - Cyber - Personal data stores - Supercomputing - AI / data analytics - 5G - IoT SMART PLATFORMS Providers - Buyers & Sellers - Givers & Receivers - Sectors 4.0 Self-regulation, standards - Smart Grids Taskforce Guidelines - SAREF - Urban Platforms MoU - Extended Vehicle or alternative data models - Smart Meters data models

19 Some tangible results

20 Pact of Amsterdam EU Urban agenda Action plans Urban innovative actions Next call: 14/4/2017 Digital Transition Partnership Results 12 Priority Themes

21 Context: Guidance the EIP-SCC package KPIs 6 nations Citizen Focus assessment European Innovation Partnership for Smart Cities & Communities Business Models Integrated Planning / Policy & Regulations Citizen engagement manifesto Guidelines on GDPR +4,300 partners 6 Action Clusters Integrated Infrastructu res and Processes Sustainable Urban Mobility Sustainable Districts & Built Environment 370 commitments Leadership guide + reference manual Demand aggregation (Lamp posts) Urban platforms 31 countries Deliver: scale, acceleration, & impact,... Through: common solutions, an integrated approach, & collaboration Results21

22 Lighthouse projects Results

23 MobiWallet developed A unified payment platform for any urban transportation mode pay via any smartphone access special offers, discounts and other advanced, customized services in real time 4 pilot cities across Europe: Santander (Spain), Florence and Pisa (Italy), West Midlands (UK) and Novi Sad (Serbia)

24 ICT and efficient Water Management 20% of water is wasted during distribution because of leaks 5 10% water consumption reduction Early event detection Monitoring and real-time control Better pumping strategies Water Efficiency Smart Orientation to the Citizens: PROSUMERS Socio-economic impact Cities Mobility Energy Over 3 %of electricity Efficiency consumption by water pumping 5-12 % energy costs reduction Cloud Apps Influence a change in consumers behaviour Smart phone application Pricing Strategies

25 A practical example

26 A practical example

27 What next (1)? Platform of platforms?

28 What next (2)? Global leadership: Think local, act global!

29 What next (3)? Measure success Observable indicators & meaningful objectives

30 Thank you! Urban platform: Urban data portal: EIP Smart cities: SIGN THE CITIZENS MANIFESTO: Eddy Hartog, Head of Unit Smart Mobility and Living DG CNECT European Commission