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Corporate Technology I Dublin, June 2014
Open Innovation 2.0
Dr. Walter Weigel VP External Cooperations
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Siemens – Innovating the Electrical World
Global trends
Market development (illustrative)
Digital
transformation
Networked world of
complex and heterogeneous systems
Market growth: ~7-9%
Digitalization
Globalization
Global competition
driving productivity &
localization
Market growth: ~4-6%
Automation
Urbanization
Infrastructure investment needs of urban
agglomerations
Demographic
change
Decentralized
demand of a growing
and aging population
Climate
change
Higher resource
efficiency in an allelectric world
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Market growth: ~2-3%
Electrification
Today
Power
Generation
Mid term-2020
Power
Transmission
, Distribution
& Smart Grid
Efficient Energy
Application
Imaging
& In-Vitro
Diagnostics
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Electrification:
electricity consumption is increasing world-wide
Production and consumption of
electricity is increasing
significantly world-wide
Increase more
than 60% until
2030
The increase is most significant in
developing countries
Information and communication
technology (ICT) as well as
consumer electronics are driving
the consumption
Change in electricity production
2010-2035
The demand for electricity in developing
countries leads to a world-wide increase
of 70% until 2035
According to the IEA the electricity
consumption will double through the
increase of ICT and consumer electronics
from 800 (2011) to 1.700 TWh until 2030
heute
TWh
Rest of World
OECD 1) Europe
OECD 1) Pacific
Source: Siemens Study
Source: OECD 1), IEA 2012
Source: IEA
OECD 1) North America
1) OECD: Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development; IEA: International Energy Agency
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Automation is key to success
Nano grids
Intelligent grid
in one building
Micro grids
Campus with island
function (generation &
consumption)
Industrial,
Data centers, etc.
Utilities
Commercial &
Public
Grid automation
Transmission and
distribution
Decentral generation
e.g. Wind,
Photovoltaics
Grid storage
e.g. batteries
Controllable
transformers
Grid operators
Grid stabilization
Voltage regulation
Grid coupling
Connect grids with
different operating
parameters
While power electronics is a key enabler, integration and automation make the difference
• Integration of renewables such as PV, Wind and storage systems
• Mitigation of negative effects on power quality by mass renewable integration
• Enabling semi/full autonomous prosumers ranging from large campuses to buildings
• Better utilization of existing power grid infrastructure
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Digitalization: From data to business (Smart Data)
Data sources and processing
Physics
Turbo
Machinery
Electricity
Power
equipment
Smart
domain data
Installed
Products &
Systems /
Sensor data
Control & IT
Imaging & Bio
IT /
Software
Imaging
Bio /
chemical
Partnering opportunities
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Data
Dataanalytics
Business
Intelligence
Business
Innovation
Value
Generation
IT infrastructure tailored to business needs
Drives
Control &
comm.
Smart data to business
Supervised
processes /
Process
data
Examined
human bodies & fluids
/ Images &
diagnostic
data
Data
Algorithms
3rd party
data access
3rd party
data, e.g.,
weather,
customerbased, ...
Eco system partner
3rd party
component
Provider
Business
Intelligence
Business
Innovation
Value
Generation
Protected data and algorithms
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Example: EU-project ICeWater
Scope:
• Real-time monitoring of water infrastructure
and smart metering
• Optimize water network operations to reduce
energy requirement and water waste
• Address the ”water-energy“ nexus
• Detect and localize leaks in real-time
• Exploit internet of things paradigms to
overcome shortcomings of traditional
architectures
Network monitoring and Grid infrastructure: (additional to WI2M)
• Interoperability
• Services
Results, Deliverables, Impact:
• Input to roadmap development to
• Innovations for products
• Urban data research and development
center
• Testing of technologies in two live pilots
(Milan, Italy, Timisoara, Romania)
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Project Details:
Duration:
• Data management
• Network management
Oct. 12 – Sep. 15
Related Technologies:
• IT platforms for smart cities
• Internet of things and service architectures
• Energy efficient communication
• Smart apps, smart metering
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Drive innovation in an ecosystem of a smart city
Project example: Seestadt Wien / Aspern
 Research partnership between
Siemens and the city of Vienna
 Research area: Sustainable greenfield
development of Seestadt Wien-Aspern
(20,000 apartments, 20,000 work
places)
 Research topics:
• Data analytics of grid data
• Intelligent building management,
optimization of building vs. grid mgmt.
• Sensor-supported energy distribution
management
• End user information systems
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