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Anders Quitzau, Innovation Executive, IBM

28. maj 2014

Transforming Energy and Utilities


through Big Data & Analytics

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What is changing in the Energy and Utilities industry?


Alternative energy enters the mix

The grid gets older


60% of electric grid
assets will need
replacement in this
decade

Smart meters become mainstream


In 2020, all Danish
electric utilities will
have smart metering
infrastructure (AMI)
installations

Global installed wind


power capacity
increased by 12.4
percent to more than
318 gigawatts in 2013

Consumers want more control &


insight into energy consumption
The number of U.S.
customers capable of
accessing information on
their energy use online
increased from 5.4M in
2010 to 17.5M in 2012

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To sustain growth, leaders across energy & utilities are prioritizing


four imperatives
Transform the
utility network

Continually improve
operational excellence

Improve generation
performance

Transform customer
operations

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Big Data is not just data, there are a few new considerations
Open Data

Big Data
Volume

Velocity

Variety

Veracity

Visibility

Data at
Rest

Data in
Motion

Data in
Many Forms

Data in
Doubt

Data in
the Open

Terabytes to
exabytes of
existing data to
process

Streaming data,
milliseconds to
seconds to
respond

Structured,
unstructured, text,
multimedia

Uncertainty due to
data inconsistency
& incompleteness,
ambiguities, latency,
deception, model
approximations

Open data is
generally open to
anyone. Which raises
issues of privacy.
Security and
provenance

Value

Data of
Many Values
Large range of data
values from free (data

philanthropy to high
value monetization)

Big data is defined by IBM as any data that


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cannot be captured, managed and/or processed


using traditional data management
components and techniques
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Big data makes a big difference


Organizations using big data and analytics are up to

23x
more likely to report they are

substantially outperforming
their competitors
than those who do not use big data and analytics

Source: Analytics: The real-world use of big data, a collaborative research study by the IBM Institute for Business Value and the Sad Business
School at the University of Oxford. IBM 2012
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Using data, outperformers excel


in three key areas

108

108

more likely

more likely

Make data
accessible

more likely

57%

31%

26%

Draw insights
from data
Underperformers

84

54%

54%

26%

Outperformers

Translate
insight into
action

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Source: Leading through connections, Insights from the 2012 Global Chief Executive Officer study, IBM Institute for Business Value IBM 2012

Big Data & Analytics capabilities help utilities leverage data to meet the
challenges of a connected world
Data is emerging as
the worlds newest
resource for
competitive
advantage

Decision-making is
moving from the elite
few to the
empowered many

As the value of data


continues to grow
current systems
wont keep pace

Data explosion

Cost and pricing pressures

Increasing consumer
expectations and concerns

In the utilities industry, the


number of connected devices
participants in the Internet of
things is growing
exponentially:

By 2050, the Electric Power


Research Institute estimates
that the average electric bill
will probably go up by about
50 percent if the smart grid is
deployed.

45%
Compound annual growth
rate, 2010-2015

ca. 400%
is the expected increase in the
average electric bill if the smart
grid is not deployed

>50% of surveyed consumers


with an opinion expect smart
grid technologies will lower total
household costs for energy use.
But . . .

49%

of consumers were concerned


that erroneous smart meter
readings would result in
overcharges
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Big data & analytics are transforming energy and utilities

Energy and Utilities are turning knowledge into power by using


big data & analytics to better understand and shape customer
usage, improve service levels and availability, and detect and
prevent energy theft.

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Big data & analytics capabilities are required to address these


challenges and opportunities
New/Enhanced
Applications

All Data

SCADA

ERP/ MRP

Telematics

Customers

What is
happening?

Real-time Data Processing & Analytics

Operational
data zone

Landing,
Exploration
and Archive
data zone

Call
Centers

Discovery and
exploration

Deep
Analytics
data zone

What action
should I
take?
Decision
management

EDW and
data mart
zone

What did
I learn,
whats best?
Cognitive

What could
happen?
Predictive
analytics and
modeling

Social
Media

Why did it
happen?
Reporting and
analysis

Fraud
Mgmt

Warranty /
Quality

Outage
Management

Regulatory

Information Integration & Governance


Location

Systems

Security

Storage

On premise, Cloud, As a service


Grid

Asset
Management

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Key usage patterns for big data & analytics have emerged

Grid
Operations

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Smart
Metering

Asset &
Workforce
Management

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Grid
Operations

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Big data & analytics capabilities can drive real business value from
Grid Operations
MV & LV Grid
Planning
System Control

Asset Management

Grid
Operations

Events & alarms


Fault location
Grid conditions
Load History
Temperature & Condition
Ratings & Impedance

Voltage Regulation &


Protection

Voltage & PF profiles


Batteries & secondary equip
Exceptions & Excursions

Customer Operations

Improved power quality


Fewer outages & events

Field Services

Regulatory Reporting
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Detailed Load & voltage data


Embedded generation impacts
Load & Phase Balance
Topology & switching history

Avoid manual collection


Load & voltage surveys
PQ & outage investigations
SAIDI/SAIFI
Improved risk assessment response
Lower technical and non-technical
losses
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Enhance Grid Operations


All Data

IBM
Analyze data from continuous
sources in real time. Import and
execute predictive models.

Watson

Discover and navigate through


structured and unstructured
Foundations data across the entire
New/Enhanced
enterprise
Applications

SCADA

Increase generation capacity in

Real-time Data Processing & Analyticsresponse to demand


AMI

High bandwidth time series data


ingestion and recall
PMU

Operational
data zone

Landing,
Exploration
and Archive
Cleanse and validate data
data zone
from multiple customer or

Location

outage
EAM

management systems
prior to loading in the
warehouse

Social

ERP/ MRP

Demand
Forecasting

Discovery and
exploration

Deep
Analytics
data zone

What action
should I
take?
Decision
management

EDW and
data mart
zone

What did
I learn,
whats best?
Cognitive

What could
happen?

Deep analysis of energy


demand and loads and the
impact of distributed generation
Information Integration & Governance resources
Systems

What is
happening?

Monitor the performance and


status of the grid via reports
and dashboards.

Security

Predictive
analytics and
modeling

Storage

Why did it
happen?
Reporting and
analysis

Load
Forecasting

Distribution
Mgmt

Outage
Mgmt

Energy
Trading

Predict excessive loads on the


grid before they occur

On premise, Cloud, As a service


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Master relationships and


build / maintain a single
view of the grid

Strong real-time, streaming


data performance across
distributed grid data

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Big data & analytics capabilities are transforming Grid


Operations
How can I uncover
anomalies in cell relay
signals to predict and
prevent power outages?

How can I manage the


load capacity of the
grid without relying on
manual calculations ?

How do I integrate
renewable energies on
the grid and forecast
energy consumption ?

Anticipate outages

Manage the flow of


power through the
grid automatically

Simulate energy
demand

Australian Power
Company

Utility company
in France

Energy utility
company in the
United States
Synthesized and analyzed
a large stream of data from
5,500 cell relays and 2.3
million smart meters
Predict and prevent
operational issues
Respond to outages more
efficiently by dispatching
crews to the right place at
the right time
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Implemented a rules
engine and advanced
analytics to continually
calculate the theoretical
load limits of assets within
the grid network

Forecasts national
demand every 30 minutes
for a full year in advance,
versus daily in the past

Extended asset life and


subsequent deferred
unnecessary capital
investment via better asset
load ratings.

35 million load curves


analyzed and modeled in
near-real time

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Smart
Metering

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Big data and analytics capabilities drive real business value from

Smart Meter data

Grid Operations

Smart
Metering

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Reduce Outages &


Downtime
Detect Energy Loss,
Theft & Fraud

Field Service

Optimize maintenance
& repair

Resource Planning

Improve load
forecasting & demand
accuracy

Customer Service /
Customer Operations

Improve acceptance
rates for targeted
offerings

Regulatory
Compliance

Efficient Regulatory
Compliance
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Big data & analytics turns Smart Meter data into actionable
insight
How can I give
customers more control
over their energy use ?

How can I manage the


load capacity of the
grid without relying on
manual calculations ?

How can I use smart


meter data to reduce
energy consumption?

Help customers
reduce energy
consumption

Manage the flow of


power through the
grid automatically

End-to-end
management of the
grid

US distributor &
transmitter of
electricity
Used smart meter data for
a customer web portal,
where customers can
access their personalized
information and learn how
much electricity
Reduced load times by
more than 95 percent
Decreased query times
more than 97 percent
Reduced TCO from 1.3 TB
to 350 GB
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Large California
Utility
Gathered & analyzed smart Implemented a smart meter
infrastructure that provides
grid data representing
real-time, integrated view of
diverse terrain, weather &
the grid
demographics
Will reduce demand on the
50% drop in short-term peak grid by about 1,000
loads
megawatts
15% drop in overall peak
Will reduce greenhouse gas
loads
emissions by at least
10% reduction in electricity
365,000 metric tons per year
bills
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Gain insight from Smart Meter big data


IBM Watson

All Data

Discover and navigate


through structured and
Foundations
unstructured data across the
entire enterprise

Collect, store and analyze


Complex query processing of
up to 50,000 data points/
historical meter usage data.
Meters
secReal-time Data Processing & Analytics

ERP

Location

Customers

Grid

Operational
data zone

Landing,
Exploration
and Archive
data zone

Master relationships and


build / maintain a single
view of the grid

Deep
Analytics
data zone

Analyze customer
energy usage, detect
What is energy theft or meter
happening?
tampering
Discovery and
exploration

What action
should I
take?
Decision
management

EDW and
data mart
zone

What did
I learn,
whats best?
Cognitive

What could
happen?

Offer TOU pricing or


demand / response
offerings

Predictive
analytics and
modeling

Information Integration & Governance


Systems

Cleanse and validate data from


multiple customer, billing or outage
management
systems prior to
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loading in the warehouse

Security

New/Enhanced
Applications

Storage

On premise, Cloud, As a service

High availability of data and


analytics processing of
customer preferences

Customer selfserve portals

Fraud / theft
protection

Why did it
happen?
Reporting and
analysis

Call Centers

Outage
Mgmt

Billing

Predict which customers


systems
are candidates for TOU
pricing or demand /
response offerings

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Asset &
Workforce
Management

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Asset & Workforce Management drives real business value for


utilities
Easy access to all documents
needed to operate the assets

Operate the Assets

Maintain accurate As-Built


documentation

Enforce business rules for


asset operations

Asset &
Workforce
Management

Populate work packages with


complete and accurate
information

Maintain the Assets

Use analytics to perform


Predictive Maintenance &
Condition Based Maintenance

Schedule Use of
the Assets
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Capture changes so As-Built


configuration is accurate

Schedule maintenance based


on equipment conditions, not
fixed schedules
Minimize planned and
unplanned maintenance
activity
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Enhance Asset & Workforce Management with big data & analytics
Protocol
conversion, message mediation &
transformation of grid or power
All Datageneration data

Real-time analysis of
grid / generation asset
data

SCADA

Landing zone for data


collected from grid assets
DCS for off-line analytics

Grid

EAM

Operational
data zone

Pre-built data schema


for quality, machine and
production data

Social
Media

happening?

Deep
Analytics
data zone

What action
should I
take?
Decision
management

EDW and
data mart
zone

What did
I learn,
whats best?
Cognitive

Why did it
happen?
Reporting and
analysis

What could
happen?

Recommend preventative
maintenance

Systems

Load
Forecasting

Discovery and
exploration
Mobile
workforce

Asset Mgmt

Outage
Mgmt

Predictive
analytics and
modeling

Information Integration & Governance

Consolidate grid data for a


ERP/ MRP
360 degree view of the grid
or generation plant

PMQ
Capabilities
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Landing,
Exploration
and Archive
data zone

New/Enhanced
Applications

Monitor the performance of


equipment and assets during
What
is
operation

Real-time Data Processing & Analytics

Internet scale messaging

Telematics

IBM Watson Foundations

Warranty /
Quality

Security

Storage

On premise, Cloud, As a service


Define and manage the product
master data

Predict an equipment failure and


avoid an outage

Strong real-time, streaming data performance


across distributed asset info

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Big data & analytics is transforming Asset & Workforce


Management
How do I reduce
unscheduled
maintenance costs?
Early failure
detection

Gas Turbine
Manufacturer
Used text mining methods
for extracting insights from
unstructured sources

Achieved 90% failure


prediction accuracy for gas
turbine compressor
subsystem
Identified 11 month early
warning of production and
supplier issues
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How do I measure the


risk of failure and
optimize repair /
replacement work?

How can I minimize down


time related to asset
maintenance?

Asset & Workforce


Management
Optimization

Analytics Driven
Mining Asset
Management

Water Utility
Company

Large Mining
Company

Used advanced analytics to Performed analytics on data


from trucks / mining
identify potential problems
equipment, weather,
based on location, time,
operational performance and
weather and maintenance
ore price to assess asset
history
health
25%+ increased crew
utilization; 10-15% fuel
savings

Estimated $3B increased


profit on $30B operation

30-50% savings on
selected inspection and
preventive maintenance

Reduced 10-day failure


probability to less than 1%
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How to move strategically to transform your business

Build a culture that


infuses analytics
everywhere

Be proactive about
privacy, security
and governance

Enable and motivate your people

To trust the insights you have


to trust the facts. Big Data
also requires data
governance

Infuse analytics into key business


processes

Privacy and security to


protect the data

Deploy the full range


of analytics

Enable risk-aware decisions

Find the most compelling usecases and the business sponsor

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Invest in a big data


& analytics platform
Build towards a platform for
all data and analytics
Analyze data in motion
Cultivate new partnerships
and roles

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