Smart Grids Seminar 2014 Technical program (English version)

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1 Smart Grids Seminar 2014 Technical program (English version)

2 PRE- SEMINARY COURSES MONDAY MARCH 31, :00-17:00 REGISTRATION Crystal salon 08:00-10:30 IEC Standards for the Smart Grid: Understanding CIM, ICCP-TASE.2 and IEC Instructor: Ralph Mackiewicz, Vice President of Business Development for SISCO COURSE II Elements of Asset Management I Instructor: Tony McGrail, Doble Engineering Company s Solutions Director for On-Line Diagnostics 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 11:00-13:00 COURSE II I 13:00-14:30 LUNCH, Outside Rufino Tamayo Salon 14:30-16:00 COURSE II I 16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 16:30-18:00 COURSE II I TUESDAY APRIL 1, :00-17:00 REGISTRATION Crystal salon 08:00-10:30 IEC Standards for the Smart Grid: Understanding CIM, ICCP-TASE.2 and IEC COURSE III Next Generation Data for the Next Generation System I

3 Instructors: Ralph Mackiewicz, Vice President of Business Development for SISCO Instructors: OSISoft 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 11:00-13:00 COURSE III I 13:00-14:30 LUNCH, Outside Rufino Tamayo Salon 14:30-16:00 COURSE III I 16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 16:30-18:00 COURSE III I Smart Grid Seminar" Creating Next Generation Systems TUESDAY, APRIL 1, :00-17:00 REGISTRATION Crystal salon 19:00 Welcome Cocktail Terrace of Frida WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, :00-17:00 REGISTRATION Salón de Cristal 10:00-11:00 Inaguration Ceremony, y III The IEEE, IIE, CFE Managers and Personalities invited 11:00-12:30 Conference Magistral:"--- and III CONFERENCE SPEAKER ---

4 12:30-13:00 Official Inauguration of Industrial Exposition SALON: Frida I 13:00-14:30 LUNCH, Outside Rufino Tamayo salon 14:30-15:00 Visit to Industrial Exposition, SALON: Frida I 15:00-16:30 PANEL A: An overview of the Smart Grid y III Moderator: M. C. Adrián Inda Ruiz, Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, México Summary: This session presents an overview of the different aspects of smart grids. The topics will be presented and discussed in greater depth in later sessions during the seminar. The Latin American perspective Renato Céspedes, RConsulting, Colombia Innovation and technological development The information challenges Rolando Nieva, Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, México Erika Ferguson, OSISoft, USA 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 17:00-18:30 PANEL B: The perspective of utilities and industry of equipment and services provider y II Moderator: Dr. Enrique Acha, Tampere University of Technology, Finland Summary: This session presents a summary of the current view of the utilities, as well as industry supplier of systems and services in the field of smart grids Francisco Varela, Comisión Federal de CFE perspective Electricidad, México The utilities advancements Policies and Regulations Rene Avila, Alstom, USA Nader Farah, ESTA International, USA THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2014

5 08:00-17:00 REGISTRATION Salón de Cristal 08:30-10:30 PANEL C: Experiences in shaping and implementing Electricity Markets and II Moderator: Dr. Rolando Nieva Gómez, Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, México Summary: The trend in the electricity industry is deregulating the vertically integrated utilities undertaking the opening of the generation, transmission and distribution to private investors. This new scheme to plan and operate power systems gives rise to a whole new set of business transactions of electricity. What previously controlled by the vertically integrated industry pricing power in cost of service, is now subjected to competitive market forces, where the forces of demand and supply interact, resulting in a dynamic and uncertain behavior price of electricity. With deregulation have appeared wholesale energy markets, which attract different buyer s agents and sellers of energy, which is the formation of an equilibrium price for a given amount of energy. Other challenges present within the electricity markets are to answer questions such as: What will the demand of users?, What water resources are expected?, what will the price of fuel?. Moreover, the wind resource in the operation of power systems is becoming more present. Another key part in the operation of power systems is the establishment of purchase and sale of power outside producers, the ultimate question is: At what price buy energy that I cannot meet?, or at what price to sell my surplus energy?. These and other relevant aspects of the topic will be discussed in this session TOPIC C1 TOPIC C2 TOPIC C3 TOPIC C4 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 11:00-12:30 PANEL D: The vision of the EMS and DMS systems in the XXI century and II Moderator: Ing. Gustavo Villa Carapia, Comisión Federal de Electricidad, Summary: In recent years there have been a number of factors that have generated the need for significant changes in the operation of electrical transmission and distribution systems. This session examines such factors and how they as have affected operation practices of such systems. Since the regulatory framework, particularly in the area of cyber security, to hatch control devices and distribution channels, through the effect of technological advances, approval policies, implementation and use of renewable energy, the emergence of smart grid concepts and advances in the area of automation, will be reviewed in relation to the impact they have produced in the operation of the systems. The session also includes a detailed overview of the market situation SCADA, EMS and DMS systems,

6 including its history, profile and the current offer the suppliers of those systems considered concerning the international market. Trends by presenting examples of some projects in the area of smart grids in the vicinity of the administration and operation of transmission and distribution systems are also discussed. TOPIC D1 TOPIC D2 TOPIC D3 TOPIC D4 12:30-13:00 Visit to Industrial Exposition, SALON: Frida I 13:00-14:30 LUNCH, Outside Rufino Tamayo salon 14:30-15:00 Visit to Industrial Exposition, SALON: Frida I 15:00-16:30 PANEL E: IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART GRIDS FOR PROGRESS IN LATIN AMERICA y II Moderator: Dr. Renato H. Céspedes Gandarillas, RConsulting, Colombia Summary: A significant amount of electricity sector challenges are common to most countries in the region. For example the attention of the entire population with electric power, the reliability of electrical systems, the competitiveness of the sector that includes the reduction of losses both technical and non - technical, minimizing the impact on the environment to name a few are challenges common to most of the countries of the region. Innovative solutions based on smart grids are possible by adding the possibilities of the technology available with electrical devices for communication and computer technologies. The panel focuses on the progress made in key areas in the region to jointly explore best practices, logistics of implementation and results available as well as the projection of the same for solutions in the medium and long term. We explore incentives and barriers that make it a natural part of the environment in which they develop these innovative practices. Microgrids with renewable energy as a solution to Isolated Electricity Networks Communications essential support for the development of smart grids in the region Rodrigo PALMA o Guillermo Jimenez, Universidad de Chile, Chile Mario Castaño, CINTEL, Colombia

7 Smart Grids in electrical distribution systems in Latin America: Brazil Case Nelson Kagan, Universidad de Sao Paulo, Brasil 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I PANEL F: Smart Grid current practice, experience and challenges y II Moderator: René Avila, Alstom Summary: Each of the panelist will discuss the experience in implementing SmartGrid solutions, the challenges found and the roadmap for the future. The panel covers wide area solution, smart devices, Micro grids DMS, intelligent houses 17:00-18:30 EMS Wide area DMS Micro Grids Power Transformers A Holistic Asset Management Approach Vahid Madani, PG&E engineer responsible for protection and control standards, IEEE Fellow, USA Mani Venkata, Director of Distributed Energy Resources Management Systems at Alstom Grid Inc., IEEE fellow, USA David Zabetakis, President of Smart Devices-Doble Engineering, USA 20:00 INTEGRATION DINNER Outside Rufino Tamayo Salon FRIDAY, 4 APRIL, :00-17:00 REGISTRATION Crystal salon 09:00-10:30 PANEL G: ICT and CFE Initiatives and developments, with emphasis on consumer participation and II Moderator: Ing. Francisco Varela, Comisión Federal de Electricidad, México Summary: In this session, panel will discuss:

8 a. What is CFE doing to establish an enterprise architecture for information technology and communications (ICT), b. How CFE displays a governance framework that will allow data, applications and technology infrastructure are aligned to the processes of the CFE, c. What policies is CFE implementing for the use and deployment of ICT, d. What governing documents is CFE enabling regarding cyber security, interoperability and application of standards for ICT e. How CFE evaluates upgrades, replacements and innovation of the components of information technology and communications, f. How CFE ensures compliance with the requirements and needs of its customers, g. How to change the role of the client in the improvement of information technology and communications in the customer service processes, h. How is expected to conduct the service levels that CFE provides its clients. i. How are expected to behave satisfaction perceived by customers TOPIC G1 TOPIC G2 TOPIC G3 Lic. Axel Vera de Castillo, Coordinador de Servicios Tecnológicos de CFE, México Ing. Enrique Meingüer Velázquez, Jefe de la Unidad de Seguimiento y Evaluación de Proyectos Prioritarios de la Dirección de Operación de CFE, México Ing. Marina Velasco Vega, Gerente de Tecnologías de Información de CFE, México 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 11:00-12:30 PANEL H: Next Generation Data for the Next Generation System and II Moderator: Erika Ferguson, OSIsoft, USA Summary: The panelists on this session will share their experiences having to work with next generation data. This next generation data flows from new and different sources to new and different end-points. The data is used by next generations applications. The 3 panelists will share utility experiences (data ties together customer, generation, delivery), implementation strategy (cloud ) and standardization (protocols..) efforts. Use of data across a utility Mark Browning, ComEd, USA

9 U.S. utility response to opportunities from the new data and challenges resulting from Smart Grid implementations The Importance of Model-Driven Standards for Smart Grid Communications and Integration Today and Tommorrow Reid Nuttall, Vice President Technical, Smart Utility System Ralph Mackiewicz, Vice President SISCO Inc.,USA 12:30-13:00 Visit to Industrial Exposition, SALON: Frida I 13:00-14:30 LUNCH, Outside Rufino Tamayo salon 14:30-15:00 Visit to Industrial Exposition, SALON: Frida I PANEL I: Session title and II Moderator: Nader Farah, ESTA International, USA Summary: 15:00-16:30 TOPIC I1 TOPIC I2 TOPIC I3 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK, SALON: Frida I 17:00-18:30 PANEL J: Session title and II Moderator: Dr. Héctor G. Sarmiento Uruchurtu, Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, México Summary: TOPIC J1 TOPIC J2 TOPIC J3

10 18:30-19:00 19:00 Official Closing industrial Exposition SALON: Frida I Closing Ceremony and III