Smart Home Services: Electric Vehicle Management ITRON Utility Week 2012
By Gerry Vurciaga Director - Global Smart Energy Services & Partners at Capgemini.
11. EVM Service: Open Framework
• Provides the utility to enable
integration to DERs efficiently
• Uses Open Standards Interfaces to
enable competition of vendor
solutions
• Leverages AMI and other systems to
provide data/information to
customers
• Flexible architecture enables utilities
to implement new tariffs and
programs
• Utilities can effectively manage
DERs to optimize the grid because
of improved monitoring and control
16. EVM Service: Preparedness Roadmap
The Smart Services Platform enables the adoption of clean transportation
vehicles and integrate them into the wider smart, sustainable economy.
EVM Service allows utilities to have full visibility and management of electric
vehicle charging using open standards. The platform also provides
customers with mobile and web-based applications to monitor
and control charging sessions. Maturity Phase
Growth Phase
Task V – Implementation Task VIII – Program Expansion
of the EVM Service EVM Services scalability
Pilot roll-out Measure EVM Services
Early Adoption Obtain baseline data performance on the grid
Phase Task VI – Evaluate / Test Offer incentives to customers
Show initial results to participate
Task I – Align with Utility EVM Goals
Encourage customer Task IX – Monitor Achievements
Task II – Identify Stakeholders participation Celebrate Achievements!
Task III – Understand Requirements Task VII – Adjust EVM
Define utility specific goals for EVM Service as necessary
Service
Task IV – Determine Timeline
Create the Vision Set the Foundation Achieve the Results
Months 12 -18 Months 24 - 36 Years 3+
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