Internet of Energy for Electric Mobility

Connecting Energy - All the Time Everywhere Joint EC / European Green Cars Initiative Clustering Event 2012 Dr. O. Vermesan, Chief Scientist, SINTEF, Norway 12 July 2012, Brussels, Belgium

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking of Energy The public private partnership for R&D actors in embedded systems Presentation Outline

 Future Trends Internet of Energy  IoE Consortium  Objectives Electric Mobility  Project Overview

Renewable Energy

Electric Vehicles

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Future

 From centralised to distributed

Source: IBM

Source: Rinaldo Rinolfi – Fiat Powertrain Technologies ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Future Vehicle

 From mechanics to mechatronics

Source FIAT Group Automobiles Source Duracar

Mechanical Computer on Craft Wheels

Source FIAT Group Automobiles ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Future

 From slow to fast

From To Station Ecosystem

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Energy and Propulsion Alternatives

Energy Resources Energy Carriers Propulsion Systems

Oil Liquid Conventional ICE Fuels Gasoline / Diesel

Coal Gas ICE

Gas ICE Hybrid Fuels

Plug-In Hybrid ICE Biomass Battery Electricity Electrification Electrification

Other Renewable Energy Hydro, Solar, Wind Electric Vehicle

Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Electric

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Source: GM Internet of Energy Future Batteries Watt hours/kg (cell level) Technology

500

200 Li-ion Li-metal 150

NaNiCl2 (Zébra) 100 Li-metal Energy density Energy El. liq. NiMH

50 NiCad Lead

0 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

 Increasing expected lifetime, decreasing cost and weight Source: DoE

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy One Million Electric Vehicles

70% of charging 800000 stations will be residential 700000 applications 600000 Chargers 500000 400000 300000 200000 Electric Vehicles 100000 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Source: DoE Report (Feb 2011) For every EV sold, is expected that there will be demand for 1.4 charging stations

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Fundamental Transformation

Auto OEM Fuel Production Fueling Location Data Collection Vehicle Sales

Gasoline

Electric

EV Credits Prius, Focus 200 000 EVs 25% of new vehicles 90% of new vehicles electric electric by 2030 Leaf, Volt New Generation EVs

Electric Vehicle Timeline

2010 2015 2020 2025

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Electrical Infrastructure infrastructure

Energy

Utility Supply Utility Transformer Switchgear Switchboards, Panel Boards Internet

Charging Station Load Centers General Purpose Transformers Sub-metering

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Charging station

EVSE electric vehicle supply equipment EV electric vehicle

Power

Pilot AC charging plug Inverter AC charging cable On board charger

Protections

AC Power Supply Motor Battery

Source: GE ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Backend and Interfaces

Other Systems

Connectivity box

ACP ACP adapter

HMI + Internet Gateway & Service Delivery Platform

TCP/IP

Backend System ACP = application communication protocol

TCP/IP = transmission control protocol / internet protocol

Source: Continental ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Electric Vehicle Ecosystems

 ‘Total environments’ to support operation of thousands of vehicles

Source: Continental ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Electric Vehicle Ecosystems

Soft Infrastructure Regulation, business models, incentives, skills, community engagement

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Electric Vehicle Ecosystems

Recharging points, smart grids, buildings, transport systems, communication systems Hard Infrastructure

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Synergies among European Programs

Nanoelectronics

ENIAC – E3Car ARTEMIS - IoE

Power Modules Embbeded Embbeded Systems Systems Electric Mobility

Architecture Internet - Grid

Nanoelectronics

ARTEMIS - POLLUX ENIAC - MotorBrain

Motor Drives

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy ARTEMIS IoE Project Partners  10 European countries  45 Million € budget  40 partners

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Develop hardware, Implement real time Managing key topics: software and interface between the Demand response, middleware for power network/grid and Modelling/simulation, seamless, secure the Internet. Usage monitoring, connectivity and Real time energy interoperability. balance and billing Develop reference designs and embedded Creation of value added Connecting the Internet systems for services using both wired with the energy grids high efficiency smart and devices with application in the network systems with access to the area of Electric Mobility. Internet

Charging Electric Stations Vehicles

Renewable Communication Energy

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Why Internet of Energy?

Nanoelectronics and Embedded Systems for Electric Mobility

Embedded Ubiquitous Communication Energy Storage Systems Charging Smart Grid Systems

Security, Privacy, Safety, Dependability ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy IoE Fundamental Layers

IoE

Information Technology Communication

Power and Energy System

Information Technology 70% Communication

Power and Energy System

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy IoE - ENIAC E3Car - ARTEMIS POLLUX

“Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected.” William Plomer (African born English Writer, 1903-1973)

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy IoE - Overview

User Generation

Storage

Optimized Transmission Energy Storage

Smart Power Grid

Smart meter Adaptive wireless Electric Power Internet of Energy Management System Future Internet Current Power Grid Web centric remote control Communication Network Controller Load Charge station Distribution Transformer On computer

On phone On Board Information

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy ARTEMIS IoE Architecture  Layers Consumer Applications Transmission/Distribution Applications Applications Layer

Infrastructure

Security Security Network, Elements and Components Layer

WAN NAN/FAN AMI HAN, BAN, IAN Communications Core/Metro, Backhaul Networks Networks Layer

Control Power Control Network, Elements and Systems (Sensors, SCADA, etc.) Layer

Power Power End User Power System Generation/Transmission Distribution Premise Layer

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy IoE Communication Domains

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy IoE Applications

Automotive IoE Architecture Renewables /Solar / Wind Network energy management Smart grid architecture

Automotive ICT Platform Bidirectional fast charger Energy station platform

Automotive Internet Communicator ecosystem Security privacy dependability

IoE Infrastructure NFC Communication Fast charging station NFC identification station

IoE Infrastructure PLC/Wireless Communication Energy storage station Power line communication

Smart Buildings PLC/Wireless Communication Building energy gateway Smart metering

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy Thank you for your attention! Dr. Ovidiu Vermesan, [email protected]

www.artemis-ioe.eu

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking Internet of Energy