9.4_Microgrid Commissioning Automation for Critical Infrastructure_Nasle_EPRI/SNL Microgrid Symposium
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Presentation from the EPRI-Sandia Symposium on Secure and Resilient Microgrids: Microgrid Commissioning Automation for Critical Infrastructure, presented by Adib Nasle, Xendee, Baltimore, MD, August 29-31, 2016.
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9.4_Microgrid Commissioning Automation for Critical Infrastructure_Nasle_EPRI/SNL Microgrid Symposium
- 1. XENDEE Microgrid Commissioning Automation For Critical Infrastructure Adib Nasle, co-founder and CEO anasle@xendee.com | (858) 205-5055 San Diego, California EPRI Sandia 2016 Microgrid Symposium Scott Mitchell, co-founder and CTO mitchell@xendee.com | (858) 598-4139 San Diego, California
- 2. 2 Implementation Management for NAS Critical Infrastructure EPRI Sandia 2016 Microgrid Symposium 30,000 + flights per day National Airspace System Critical Infrastructure $3 Billion in Microgrid & Next-Gen Investments
- 3. 3 Vision Secure and collaborative platform Mission Reduce soft-costs and enhance operational testing, & commissioning Functionality Increase accessibility and eliminate complexity
- 4. 4 Challenges EPRI Sandia 2016 Microgrid Symposium • Enable secure information exchange and collaboration at the proper access level amongst multiple roles and stakeholders • Each FAA office, vendor and AEC firm had their own preferred processes and tools FAA ACEPS II Program Office FAA OKC Technical Center FAA Regional Office Vendors and AEC firms
- 5. 5 Challenges EPRI Sandia 2016 Microgrid Symposium • Accountability, issue tracking with clear chain of custody • Schedules, asset monitoring and on-demand status reporting • Workforce, workflow and project communication automation Easy-to-use with rapid adoption at scale Users with granular permissions and roles across the United States150+ Anywhere, anytime access on any device
- 6. MVC Architecture Microsoft stack plus HTML5 CSS3 | JavaScript | JQuery UI 6 Approach and Implementation Office Integration Native integration with Microsoft Office and Project applications Responsive Fluid UI adapts to various view screen portal dimensions Secure Enterprise-Grade No software to install or maintain requiring only minutes to on-board new users. 100% browser app that works on any internet connected device. Automate | Organize | Control Automated User Management & Administration • Planning and workforce automation • Guided collaboration, issue tracking & resolution • Automated project communication & dashboards • MS Project features built-in • Real-time project status monitoring EPRI Sandia 2016 Microgrid Symposium
- 7. 7 Won’t matter if it’s hard to access: • Raise access and availability • Enable portability • Create end-user productivity Accessibility “Military-Grade” Multi-layer framework: • Infrastructuresecurity • Datasecurity • Transportsecurity • Edge security Security Support BYOD and OS independence: • Eliminatelicense management • Createhardwareindependence • Reducetrainingandsupportcosts Platform Dependency Solve real problems with a business case right out of the gate: • Eliminatecomplexity • Createexcitement • ReduceIT costs • Deliverease-of-use Complexity Lessons Learned
Notas do Editor
- George is not alone - microgrid project feasibility screening and planning relies on a fragmented web of outdated, inefficient and expensive applications that are very difficult to manage and navigate. This creates redundancies, increases costs and time… losing sales due to delayed response. According to George, they end up losing 20% of a potential $40B market because of inflated costs and time. Moreover, many of the existing applications are mere “black boxes” – lending themselves to just one aspect of the problem without looking at the full picture. For microgrids to be a profitable investment, Developers must be able to compare and examine all options and scenarios as well as create “bankable” statements that gives investors a clear financial roadmap. Today they are merely shooting in the dark.