Last updated 30 July, 2014.
10 April, 2014. STARGRID organized two workshops at Hannover Fair, which presented recent progress and current activities related to the European Smart Grid standardization framework.
The first workshop Standardizing the Smart Grid Vision. Is the Smart Grid Standardization Framework ready for the Smart Grid Roll Out? was organized jointly with the CEN-ENELEC-ETSI Smart Grid Coordination Group (SGCG). It presented the recent progress and current activities in the European Smart Grid standardization framework. The workshop presented the results of the SGCG’s recent gap prioritization survey and STARGRID’s stakeholder survey on standardization awareness and perceived gaps. The discussion was centered around the topics of the standards regulation, awareness raising, the influence of standards and regulatory provisions on the Smart Grid roll-out and policy recommendations.
Addressing researchers and representatives of industrial initiatives and standardizations bodies, the second workshop Lessons learned from Smart Grid demonstration projects reviewed standards related to applied technologies and ICT systems implemented in these projects.
You can find the workshops’ agendas here.
Workshops’ presentations
Workshop Standardizing the Smart Grid Vision. Is the Smart Grid Standardization Framework ready for the Smart Grid Roll Out?
- Smart Grid Coordination Group: scope; objectives; workplan (Johannes Stein, DKE)
- STARGRID short overview: scope; objectives, workplan (Christoph Nölle, Fraunhofer IWES)
The European Smart Grid standardisation framework: current Status I
- Methodology (Johannes Stein, DKE)
- Interoperability (Andre Postma, Enexis -tbc)
The European Smart Grid standardisation framework: current status II
- Smart Metering and Smart Home – the M/441 mandate (David Johnson, SMCG)
- Telecommunication standards for the Smart Grid (Patrick Wetterwald, CISCO)
Industry initiatives on SG standardisation issues
- IEC 61850 communication and CIM data base management applied for Smart Distribution (Bernd Buchholz, NTB Technoservice)
- The Universal Smart Energy Framework (USEF) (Marten van der Laan, ICT Automatisering)
Standardisation awareness and perceived gaps
- Updated gap prioritisation and work programme (Laurent Guise, Schneider Electric)
- STARGRID questionnaire results (Giorgio Franchioni, RSE)
Discussion
Workshop Lessons learned from Smart Grid demonstration projects
- PowerMatching City (Marten van der Laan, ICT Automatisering)
- Smart PV (Dr.Venizelos Efthymiou, Research Centre for Sustainable Energy FOSS)
- iGreenGrid (Dr. Paolo Mora, Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico – RSE)
- DISCERN (Dr Mathias Uslar, OFFIS)
- COTEVOS “EV systems Interoperability with Smart Grids – Smart Charging or more?” (Joost Laarakkers, TNO)
